Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1962 — Page 5
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Travelogue Will Dot Eventide in Rome Tea
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A SMALL PORTION of the ANECANS, who presented their President's Tea Sunday evening at the American Fletcher National Bank pause before the serving table awaiting guests. They are (from left to right) Sandra Anderson, recording secretary; Anna Hembree, publicity chairman; Joan Alcorn, secretary; Thelma King, Dallas Daniels Jr., Leola Gachaw, Felecia Boone, Juliett Matthews, Rita Boone, tea chairman; Rev. Melvin Girton, state president; Geraldine Mitchell, Inez Ingram of Columbus, state secretary; June C. Jordan, and Margaret Boone. Efforts of the American Negro Emancipation Centennial Authority are aimed at the commemoration of the 100th year of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Rev. C. M. Marsh
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Rome Tea" scheduled lor Saturday, Aug. 4, in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thomas, 759 Berkley Road, will be a travelogue presented by Mrs. R. T. Andrews Sr. Hours of the tea are from 6 pm. till 8 p.m. Mrs. Andrews’ talk will center around her recent tour of the Holy Land and Rome, Italy. She will be presented by the Progressive Club of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. R. T Andrews pastors the church located at 35th and Graceland. ™ Te . a firman is Mrs. Ollie M. Weeks Mrs. Elivian Hawkins is co-chairman^ Others serving are Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, finance^ueppara urton and hoy Glover
finance co-chairmen; Mrs. Susie Orton, publicity and favors; Mrs. Willie M. Johnson, decorations; Mrs? Ora Lee Thomas, decoration co-chairman, and Mrs. Francis Clark and Mrs. Recie Noble, registrars.
Mrs. Catherine Woodard, student at Cordie King’s Castle, will h^d 25 hostesses at the serving table. Miss Retha McKee and Miss Ann Haskins have been invited to assist at the table, along witn Mrs. Moses McKissack IV, member of the Progressive Club.
Mrs. Bertha White, president of the club, announced that the public is invited to be a part of this occasion.
Pair Repeats Vows in Chapel At Mt. Zion
Mrs. Jessie M. Woods of 3240 N. Kenwood and Marcus Cook of 3651 N. Capitol were united in marriage in the wedding chapel of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Vows were repeated Saturday afternoon, July 21, before Rev. R. T. Andrews, pastor of Mt. Zion, who officiated. Mr and Mrs. Cook are residing at 2323 W. 66th.
MRS. R. T. ANDREWS SR. Featured in Travelogue
AFRICAN STUDENT IS TO SPEAK SUNDAY Koheleta ivatondo will speak Sunday morning at Puritan Baptist churrh. Rev. John W. Crook is minister.
Bon Voyage Fete
ANECANS' Prexy's T ea Informative Occasion
tnANCES CLARK New Jerseyan Featured Indianapolis and area piano teachers wi'.l attend a free one-day Frances Clark Workshop Monday, Aug. 6, at L. S. Ayres and Com{w. Washington.
A feature of the gathering, one of 195 workshops being presented this summer throughout the United Slates and Canada, will be the premier presentation of eight new books in the “Frances Clark Library for Piano Students.” Miss Doris Martin, a supervisor of p'ano pedagogy at the New School, will conduct the workshop. Sponsor is Gertrude M. Butz of L. S.’ Ayres.
A social-business gathering was hosted by the ANECANS Sunday at their President’s Tea in the American Fletcher National Bank. The group’s purpose that of promoting a series of activities in commemoration of the 100th year of the Emancipation Proclamation, was related'by Rev. Melvin Girton. state president. The Young Adult Chapter members of the American Negro Emancipation Centennial Authority were introduced to guests by Robert Williams, state advisor. Mrs. Bes ie Jackson and Mrs. Inez Ingram of Columbus honored the gathering with dramatic readings.
From a long buffet table guests were served delicious strawberry punch by the hostesses, headed by Mrs. Leola Gachaw. An assortment of tiny tea cookies, Soanish peanuts, and candy mints completed the serving.
The unique centerpiece was designed and created especially for the occasion by Miss Rita Boone, social committee chairman.
A “Bon Voyage” reception in honor of Rev. Clinton M. Marsh has been planned for Sunday, Aug. 5, at 5 p.m. in the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. The pastor of Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church will leave here August 12 for the Mindal Ecumenical Center at Kitwe, Northern Rhodesia, for a special conference. He was appointed by the Presbytery's national board of missions to take
the trip.
Appearing on the program will be Dr. John N. Fox, executive secretary of the United Presbyterian Synod office; Dr. Grover Hartman, executive secretary of the Indiana Council of Churches, and Rev. James C. Cummings, president of the Indianapolis Min-
isterial Association.
Music will be sung by the combined choirs of Witherspoon and the Dett Chorale group.
Leisurely conversation among members and guests completed the tea.
Interested parties are invited to attend the ANECANS’ meeting Saturday in the Campus Club of the Campus Apartments.
SUPPORT GUIDING LIGHT! Continue to support the Guiding Light Christian Service. The group tape-recorder church messages which are played for the sick and shut-ins under the direction of Mrs. Birdie Whiteside. Send a donation today.
Late Summer Wedding Rites to Unite Pair at St Ritas Catholic Church
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The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Carol Lucille Evans and Sgt. Carl Winston DeWitt has been announced by her parents, Mrs. John T. Tate, 3553 Graceland, and William F. Evans, 248 W. 44th. Sgt. DeWitt is the son of Mrs. Addie DeWitt
of Berkeley, Calif. Marriage vows will be repeated in a private ceremony Saturday, September 8, before Rev. Father Bernard Strange at St. Rita’s Catholic Church. Invitations for the reception from 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. for friends of the couple
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Guests, numbering 75, enjoyed a birthday dinner-party Friday at Keyless D^’ng Room hosted by “Lady Julie ’ and Bruce Hill. Out-of-towners included Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis E. Goens and Mrs Skeets King of Chicago, Miss Goldie Webb of Cleveland, and Mrs Velma SU.e of Bloomington. Indianapolis guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stuart (she’s Cordie King, proprietor of the new Cordie King’s Castle and national fashion artist), Messrs, and Mmes. John Williams, Richard A. Manning James Durante, James Wright, and Paul Creighton; Mmes. Grace Foster, Johnnie Voris, Juanita Higgin son and Elizabeth Gordon, and Ted Hutchinson and Hugh Bell. Late arrivers were Bernard “Tuggle’ Williams and Mrs. Beatrice Williams of Chicago and Benton liar-
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THE ENGAGEMENT and approaching marriage of Miss Carol Lucille Evans and Sgt. Carl Winston DeWitt is announced this week by her parents, Mrs. John T. Tate, 3553 Graceland, and William F. Evans, 248 W. 44th. Sgt. DeWitt is the son of Mrs. Addie DeWitt of Berkeley, Calif, ows will be repeated Saturday, September 8, at St.' Rita's Catholic Church before Rev. Father Bernard Strange.
bor. Hostesses were Mmes. Ruby Manning, Dorotliy Ford, Thelma Northington, Juanita Higginson, Dorothy Pipes, and Juanita Walls. Appearing on the program were Mrs. Higginson, Bernard Brent. Pat Smart, Beverly Jarrett, Chevene Dickerson, and Elizabeth Gordon. Keyless dining hall is managed by Bernard Williams and Bruce Hill.
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