Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1962 — Page 5
BREAKFAST CLUB had its fourth annual dinner recently in the Oak Room of the Continental Hotel whcih was attended by several special guests. Hostesses were (from left to right) Mmes. Roberta Steward, flower fund secretary; Alice Gray, assistant secretary; Mary Bradley, flower
fund treasurer; Odessa Davie, vicepresident; Viola Frazier, president; Ethel Peinex, secretary; Ellen Pirtle, treasurer; Gertrude Taylor, recording secretary, and Otelia Gooch, chaplain. Not pictured is Mrs. Evelyn Brewer. (Recorder photo by Houston Dickie).
DEFIANTS CLUB At the last meeiing in the home olJEddie Rogers, the Defiants Club discussed a ball to be held Saturday night, February 10, at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Top entertainment will be featured. .The club is sponsoring The Recorder’s annual charity skating and dance party Monday night irom 7:30 p.m. till n p.m. at the Skatarena Roller Rink.
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City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs will have its annual Christmas Party at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 18,
at the club home, 2034 N. Capitol. Mrs. Ollie Douglass, City Federation president, is expecting all
clubs to participate.
There win oe an exchange of gifts, and the Lula Bean Club will present a Christmas program. The Federation will serve re-
freshments.
The last City Federation meeting was most interesting and wellattended.
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Saturday evenings.
Mrs. Rachel Overby, 1st vice - president, introduced Mrs. Louise Creasser, guest speaker. Mrs. Creasser spoke on: “Race Relations.” Mrs. Ellen Collier led Christmas
Carols.
Everyone enjoyed the program planned by the House-
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Oak Room Scene of Dinner
The Oak Room of the Continental Hotel was the scene of the Breakfast Club’s fourth annual dinner. With their motto “Christian Fellowship,” members invited over 20 friends to join in the occasion. They included Revs, and Mmes. F. K. Dillard, Richard Watts. Malvin Allen, Rev. H. T. Toliver, Rev. Murphy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Lewis, Mmes. Dewilda Johnson, Mary Walton, Mamie Foster, Blanche Lyles, and Messrs. Richard Frazier, William Davie, Milton Peinex, Arthur Pirtle, T. Toliver, John Gooch, Joseph TayW. and Bennie Wilkins. Hostesses were Mmes. Viola Frazier, president; Odessa Davie, vice-nresident; Ethel Peinex, secretary; Alice Gray, assistant secretary; Ellen Pirtle, treasurer; Gertrude Taylor, recording secretary; Otelia Gooch, chaplain; Roberta Steward, flower fund secretary; Mary Bradley, flower fund treasurer, and Evelyn Brewer. The menu consisted of sirloin of beef, mashed potatoes, peas, fruit cocktail salad, tossed salad, apple pie and ice-cream.
Guiding Light Christian Service To Fill Stockings Sacking up stockings with various candies will be the order of the day Tuesday when members of the Guiding Light Christian Service gather at Second Christian
Church.
From 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Service affiliates will be busy, busy, busy putting candy into about 4,00 stockings to be delivered to oatients for Christmas. Mrs. Birdie Whiteside, director I of the group which takes taoe recorded church messages to the j sick and shut-in, invites anyone to come out and help fill the | stockings.
The Indianapolis Recorder, Dec. 15,1962—5
JOINS McMILLER REALTY COMPANY STAFF Miss Evelyn Rhim of 1305 Carrollton is the newest member of the McMiller Realty Company. She passed the state real estate exam on her first try and was notified Wednesday.
A GROUP of the many lovely Recorder Women Sponsors observe Mrs. Marshall A. Talley (seated) adding up her contributions for the Christmas Cheer Fund. Awaiting their turns are (from left to right) Mrs. Os-
car Donahue, Miss Margaret Holdier, Mrs. Earlee Combs, and Mrs. Paul A. Batties, director. Everyone is invited to give generously to The Recorder Christmas Cheer Fund. Have you made a donation?
Sponsors Report on Christmas Cheer Fund Efforts at Christmas Gathering
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The December meeting of The Recorder Women Sponsors was conducted Saturday at the residence of the director, Mrs. Paul
A. Batties.
Aside from the acceptance of reports from the many splendid Women Sponsors who were on hand with pleasant, smiling faces to make their grand reports and a mid-day luncheon and social
the first Saturday in February with Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore,
the hostess.
Mrs. Ernest Boone, Mrs. H. L. Burton, Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Hatfield and Mrs. Fox were among the honored guests in attendance at the meeting Saturday. Everyone is invited to give generously to The Recorder Christ-
mas Cheer Fund.
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Busy Bee Club of Mt. Zion Baptist Church will sponsor a “Calendar Wedding” Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the auditorium. Mrs. Olene Robinson is commentator, and Mrs. Louis Hall and James Robinson, soloists. Brides representing the 12 months of the year are Miss Gloria Parish, Corinthian Baptist Church; Mrs. Pearl Moore, Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church and Miss Shirley Conyers, Northside New Era Baptist Church. Also Mrs. Bernice Glover, Mrs. Fannie Bartlett, Miss Anita White, Miss Bironett Burton, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Johnnie Simpson, Miss Billie Short, Mrs. Margaret O'Neil and Mrs. Dorothy Morton,
all of Mt. Zion.
Mrs. Pauline Rogers is president of the Busy Bee Club and director of the Wedding. Mrs. Elizabeth Shepard is co-director. Others taking part in the produc-
hour conducted by the hostess, an inspirational Christmas program
was presented.
Two charming guest artists, Miss Helen Fowler and Miss Nell Sturman, rendered a medley of Christmas selections on the vio-
lin and accordion.
The beautiful opening prayer was given by Mrs. Paul L. Ayers followed by a period of inspiration and meditation conducted by
Mrs. W. K. Fox.
R<*. Carl Hatfield, director of A .--rrnc i m the social service division of the JUYLKAFTERS CLUB ? Church Federation of Greaterjjl A lovely time was had by mem-
Lbers of the Jcycrafters who met
Indianapolis, gave an excellentflwith Mr<v El!a Richmond, hostpresentation of his department’slJess. Members exchanged gifts reservice to the community. Ivealing “Secret Pals.” Next meetA beautiful Christmas storyB ng is January 5 with Miss
was told by Mrs. Gladys Butler ■ ^.rueHa Scott.
and the closing prayer, followinj-B * _
the singing of Christmas Carols, was given' by Mrs. Marshall
Talley.
Mrs. Charles Russell, who presided over the meeting, announced the next meeting of Sponsors following the holidays, will convene
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