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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Sept. 7,1963

National Baptist Convention To Attract Hoosier Delegates

By WILLA THOMAS < DAfJ.AS. T ('\. Indianapolis d India co itrikuta a porn of tlio. : .uiiis >J delegates expected to arrive hare Friday for the Natioi ai Baptist Convention of America. A TOTAL of 5,000 Baptists from throacrh the United States are expected for the opening session at Manner Avenae Baptist Charch. Dr. O D Pett-iway is president. Dr. K. >o hea is host minister. Mcadirc delegation is itcv. 10. 'I !.• msvti o'* IndianapInd . hnitist State Conv'ntci'' ar*«i ■. rtation com-

Others -i* •.. . r . om Indian tp olis irn i id-‘ h .' .V. I. Jones, Revs, mid Mom L A. Manael, B. F. l>avi . J. T !li .hbaagh, F. K. Dil,rd. end jl. Noel, C- J. Dailey, 'V. S' eat., M.nes. Walker, G.M. Minims, Blanche Brown, National Brpti t Nurses Convention pre° 5 -

d Wi’liam Jones, Willa Smith,! (Iren’s droartment, Mrs. E. A. i < "s an i P. D. Lewis, I 1 . director: Jr. Woman’s i \ dii Vomen Con-, > !'■ Ms. Hatt'e L. Williams j oni on chairman. t re ident: Nurses NBC, Mrs.,' Also Mis Willa Thomas, 1 Brown; Youth NBC, Rev. Ester, Recorder church columnist; James Rhodes, and brotherhood Revs. Ernest Butler, Bloom- Union NBC, Ira L. Clark

inrton; G. L. Lillard, Henry f owiL.L. Smith, C.Y. Jeter, II. Bolt, Andrew Bernard, .1 W. Short, F. F. Young, and Mir. ’ j. P. A. Wagner, June . ; une Crutchfield. E. T. Johnon, Ruby Rowe, Ruth Bynote, Rosetta Bailey, Eva Jackson, Lula Jackson, Ophelia Brooks, ard L llie Thomas, and Zerah

Sweeney.

'Ir;. Anna Wa hington, Senior V-. ion’ National Baptist Con- ■ eatim vica-pre adent, headed a !> ! < <n about 43 women who lefi .'',n lay Dr ii. T Toliver will be guest s:> ; • . : ,Vnr G' Convention n. . I he i:-/turn has set a fi.a of $Ul'5.000 to foster . k v .i u sion, home mission, •!i:« ition evangelism, benevolent,

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t'll FOLLOWING conventions, a the : r respective presidents; will meet: Sr. Women’s NBC, Dr. M. A. B. Fuller, president; chil-

Fo; S Rl e i,“ y CORE Director

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Detective Sgt. Robert E. Butler, veteran of the Indianapolis Police Department 28 years prior to retiring in 1962, died Sept. 4 at Methodist Hospital. Funeral services will be held Sept. 7 at 11 a.rr., at Bethany baptist Church, Mederia and Prospect, with Rev. C. A. Hunt, pastor. delivering the eulogy. A native of Munsfordvillo, Ky., Sgt. Butler had lived in this city Mnce 1922 and was a member of the Bethany Church. He also was a member of Elks Lodge No. 104. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marie Butler; a brother, Carl Butler, and a sister, Mrs. Grace •— Jl of this city.

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CAmu Mitchell v‘ p .a< iot Mrs. Clara Elizabeth '•'uehoil, 70, 4039 Boulevard, was Sept. 3 in Floral Park Cemetery >1 lovin ’- ervices at New Bethel Baptist Church. A native of New Albany who luid lived here 41 years, Mrs. [itchell died August 29 at her •! i e She was a member of New Bethel, Sisters of Charity and household of Ruth. Survivors include a son, Raymond J. Smith, and two sisters, Airs. Mamie Starks, New Albany, und Mrs. Bertha Randolph, Indianapolis.

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Continued ttoih Page I 1 arrest of 38 other Negroes. Farmer said that the policemen, mounted on horseback, were ordered by Police Chief Dennis Songy to viciously charge the group of Negroes and their horses allowed to kick and trample on children. He said that at least 15 Negroes were injured. Labeling it “tne worse demonstration of police brutality I have seen in five years,” the CORE executive said: ‘1 have never seen such police treatmen in Mississippi or Ala-

bama.”

He described now officers used hi: h-nowered fire hoses and tear guns on the marchers and irad tear gas into a church that was being used as Negro headquarters. Farmer immediately sent a telegram to Atty. General Robert Kennedy requesting him to send Federal marshals into Iberville Parish (county) to protect Negro rights against the “lawless activity of law enforcement officials” at Plaquemine. He described tne way police and state troopers handled demonstrators Saturday night as “an outrage to the sense of decency.” After the court action, Farmer posted $300 appeal bond and stated that he planned to appeal to the State District Court. He later left for New York. Seven other persons, convicted alono- with him. were fined from $100 to $400 and sentenced from 30 to 90 days in jail. A ninth defendant, Helen Louise Davis, the only woman on trial was acquitted. All were arrested in connection with Plaquemine’s “freedom march” held August 19 in which some 7,000 persons participated.

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Wilbur Stone, Clarence Webb Elected to High Shrine Post Wilbur Stone was elected II- Cyras Chapter No. 1 RAM. lustrious Potentate of the Nobility Other nev/ly-elccted officers are OI Persian Temple No. 46 AEAO- Nobles Benjamin II. Dawson, High N MS during tne local chapter s Priest and Prophet; Otis Willingrecent election ceremony. Stone ham, Oriental Guide; William was elevated from the Assistant Mason, Illustrious Treasurer; Rabban’s station, a post he has Joseph isom. Illustrious Recorder; held i or the r ust two years. Lewis Clark, 1st Ceremonial MasPrior to that, Noble Stone, a ter; Harry K. Price, 2nd CereTnember pi' Trinity Lodge No. 18, monial Master; Daniel Saunders, had served is Grand Marshal of Marshal; George Snow, Captain of the. Grand Lodge of Indiana (PH- the Guard and Alexander Neal. A). The now Illustrious Poten- Outer Guard,

talc is also active in Cyrus Chap‘er No. 1 RAM and Constantine

Consistory No. 25,

Elected as Chief Rabbi was Noble Clarence Webb, a member of Southern Cross Lodge No. 39 F & AM (PHA) of which he is Senior Deacon. Having been a member of Southern Cross Lodge for 15 years, he has also been active in Constantine Consistory No. 25 for

Noble Louis Morse, a Mason for nine vears and a member of Trinity Lodge No. 18, is Hie new Vssistant Kabban. He has held all of (he offices in bis lodge including Worshipful Master and has served the position of Thrice Potent Master of the Henry Kogan Gr-ind Lodge of Perfection. Noble Mone’s other Masonic ac-

13 years and :is presently serving Livitie-: include Constantine Conas its Grand Standard Beurier. sistory No. 25. Pride of the West Noble Webb was elevated from OES, CV RUS Chapter No. 1 RAM Grand Marshal of Persian Temple and the Persian Temple’s Arabic

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