Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1964 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

June 20, 1964

Travelsville, U.S.A. Show set at LS.T.A

Angels project A-ln Memoriam Continued from Page 5

"Travelsville U.S.A.” a show featuring fashions with dignity, will be given Sunday, June 28, from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m. by the St. John AME Church senior choir at the Indiana State Teachers Association. Models, who will be trained by Mrs. Juanita Talley, are Mrs. Mary Black, senior model, Althea McRoy, Jennifer Jones, Frances Street, Joyce Blunt, Helen Crayton, Diane Wright, Addie McFarland, Carolyn House, Betty Jean McRoy, Florence Howard, Diane McLendon, Burnetta Hubbard, Marlene Boyette, Sharron Warner, and Phyllis Scott. Also Jerry Gregory, Joe Hawkins, Donald Smith, Wendell McMillan, William Black, and Robert Bright. During intermission, the latest styles in wigs win be shown

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by Celes Pettrie. Music will be played by the Edward (Bass) Wade Combo. Prior to the fashion show there will be a parade Saturday, June 20, at 6:30 p.m. to feature the models. It will begin at Senate and Michigan, Indiana, north on Indiana to 11th and west on 11th to Indiana, south to Indiana to North, east on North to Senate and south on Senate to Michigan. OOPS, WE GOOFED! Miss Ann Faye Brown was incorrectly identified as a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in last week’s paper. Miss Brown is not affiliated with any social organization but has received scholarship aid for three years from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority through the assistance of Miss Lettie WicklifYe of Crispus Attucks High School.

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NURSES AID Nurses Aid of Greater Bethlehem Baptist Church met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wilson, 3204 Guilford. Plans were completed for a tea June 28 at the church. OLD SETTLERS CLUB Old Settlers Social and Civic Club will meet Tuesday afternoon, June 23, at the residence of Mrs. Minnie Ward, 1122 W. 27th. PALIZZID'S CLUB Palizzio’s Club met at the Round Table Supper Club Monday night to discuss plans for this year’s ALSAC march. A car wash will be held Sunday at the Enco Station, 25th and Keystone, in honor of all fathers. Miss Gwen Woodruff, 3575 Orchard, was hostess at the Monday meeting.

bigger and better and that there never will come a time it will be abandoned. In recent years finance for the project has come from gleaners given to three clubs the Angels work with, namely, the Big Eight, Twelve-Mo and Les Suavettes, who either take the gleaners or give a donation. A future aspiration of the Angels is "adopting a patient” in a state hospital. Members are ! ‘ contemplating "venturing out” because they realize deprived senior citizens need as much help as depressed children. With a limited membership of; nine affiliates, all of whom are like “sisters’ and are intimate friends, the Angels work closely together in promoting goodwill. Mrs. Harris said she is proud of the girls for they want to stick together and keep moving forward. Officers are Mmes. Audree Barker, president; Lucille “Cilis Smith, vice-president; Davella Hall, secretary; Miss Margaret Mitchell, financial secretary; Mrs. Harris, treasurer, and Mrs. Zoma “Zo Stevens, ways and means committee chairman. Members are Miss Martha "Marge” Howard, Mrs. Eva Smith and Mrs. Ann Brown. A MUST among Angels is that members say “Hi Angel” when they meet and "wave their left hand” before speak— ing unless they want a fine. One member, Mrs. Smith, was the very efficient president from 1941-51. Mrs. Harris credits her with keeping order among the girls.

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Retired teacher Continued from Page 4 Teachers Association. Mrs. Wilhite sponsored the Pioneer Clubs for 12 years. She is also affiliated with the American Legion Auxiliary, NAACP, Fall Creek Parkway YMCA and Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She has no definite plans but looks forward to her favorite pasttime — reading.

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Franklin, Ind. FRANKLIN — Rev. Benson, accompanied by his congregation of Bethel AME Church, was in Jeffersonville June 7 to worship with Rev. Porter and congregation. The Missionary Society of Bethel AME Church gave a Pink Tea Sunday afternoon at the'church. * * * Send get well cards to Webster Montgomery, Meredith Williams and Edward White who are all confined in the hospital. TENNESSEAN VISITS DAUGHTER IN CITY ‘ Mrs. Alene Andrews of Columbia, Tenn., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Secrest, 2412 Manlove. She will stay indefinitely to assist her daughter who recently gave birth to twin sons.

DEDICATED TO PEOPLE OF ALL ’ FAITHS For Years Families of All Faiths Have Looked to Patton's Funeral Home In Time Of Sorrow. In Our Mortuary We Respectfully Observe the Appropriate Practices of Each Denomination. PATTON Funeral Home 2357 NORTHWESTERN WA. 6-4511 MARK D. BATTIES FUNERAL DIRECTOR

FANNY FRANCIS FRANCIS—In loving memory of our dearly beloved mother _ FANNY FRANCIS who passed away ten years ago today, June 15, 1954. Peaceful be thy rest dear mother, It is sweet to breathe thy name; In life we loved you dearly, In death we do the same. Sadly missed by daughters Stella M. Kelly and Gertrude L. Hairston REDD—In loving memory of my dear mother DAISY LOVING REDD who passed away June 15, 1943. What would I give to clasp her hand, Her happy face to see, To hear her voice and see her smile, That meant so much to me. Georgia Redd Moss EWING—In loving memory of our father and grandfather ALLIE E. EWING who passed away June 12, 1961. Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice we loved to hear; Too far away for sight or speech But not far for thought to reach. The Family STACKER—In memory of LEE STACKER who passed February 26, 1957. What would I give to clasp his ’hand, His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile, That meant so much to me. Marie Garner, Daughter EWING—In loving memory of my dear mother EMMA EWING who passed away June 16, 1960. In memories garden I hold so dear, Loving thoughts, mother, that keeps you near. Daughter, Gladys OATES—In memory of EDWARD OATES who passed June 17, 1958, and GARFIELD OATES who passed April 20, 1964. The flowers we place upon your graves, May wither and decay, But love for you who sleep beneath Will never fade away. Mrs. Bernice Oates, Wife Mrs. Josephine Berry, Mother and* Family Presbyterian women to meet June 22-27 at Purdue Unirersity LAFAYETTE — More than 5,000 women from the 50 states will attend the second national meeting of United Presbyterian Women at Purdue University here June 22-27. Meeting here under the theme, “Called to be Free and Obedient,” the women will hear nationally-known speakers discuss the topic from various representatives. Speakers will include Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, the denomination’s stated clerk (chief executive officer), and the Rev. Marshal L. Scott, director of the Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations, Chicago. On hand at the meeting will be some 30 overseas visitors, including 16 who have been meeting with American church women throughout the country during the last two months.

B-Cord of Thanks ALEXANDER, LEWRANZA— We wish to thank our pastor, Rev. J. T. Highbaugh, the soloist and the members of Good Samaritan Baptist Church, also the many friends and neighbors for their kindness, during the illness and death of our husband, father and brother. Special thanks to Mrs. Roper, nurses and nurse-aids at General Hospital for the wonderful care during his illness. The Family DAVIS—Our appreciation is deep and sincere as we humbly thank our thoughtful friends, neighbors and relatives for the cards, floral tributes, telegrams, unforgettable kindnesses and personal courtesies extended to us during the illness and at the massing of our beloved wife, mother and grandmother HAZEL BEATRICE DAVIS And with equal sincerity we also wish to thank Rev. Robert E. Coleman, of Our Savior Lutheran Church, organist, pallbearers, and honorary pallbearers, the Jacobs Brothers Funeral Home for their usual efficient services. And to those who assisted in any way we shall be ever grateful. Alvin D. Davis, Husband and Family FRANCIS—We wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, cards, telegrams, food, flowers, donation of cars, at the death of our beloved ^ william McKinley FRANCIS We wish to thank the Rev. Paul L. Ayers and Rev. Stephen Wells for their comforting remarks, pallbearers and soloist Mrs. Blossom Jones. Mrs. Dena Francis and Children Stella Kelly and Gertrude Hairston Sisters MARTIN—We wish to thank our neighbors, friends, coworkers, and relatives for expressions of sympathy, floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our husband and father GEORGE MARTIN . The Family

Teen Talk

TONY PARKER hums "I Can’t Stop Loving You” to Janice Clark. Mildred Rogers and Danny Harrison are two of a kind but Debra Easton

tub CkiA/\DED and Marcia Mason are about ®y Ttla SNUOrEK < to move in. Victor Davidson,

Ah, this is the kind of weather that the birds and Deb^ Easto^ 0 pays^too’ ^Sch bees “hum” about and The Snooper dreams of—the attention to Danny Harrison, lazy, hummid days when the grapevine drips with all Dehra B r0 wn wants to intrude sorts of informative bits about constant sneaks being J" J ,?. hn f tha !L Duke and Betty pulled by the crazy “clan.” john tIndy'I?' dianlllvin „ CHESTER HICKS is so cool love, Donald Cobey, is in a hurt his best rap for Beverly Glenn that a certain Northside girl since she moved. Looks like Joe Ayres is still affectionate wants to hold his hand. Ray- Charlotte Crosby is without a v 'toward Barbara. Beverly Jenmond Mockabee should realize boy friend since "Longshoe” kins and Charles Montgomery Marvis Wataon is his shot, not went back to Boogie Taylor, are in their world Thomas Dee Gowdy. Leon Northern Now Charlotte’ll have to wait Burris is still wondering why and Betty McGhee still meet for Billy Cawthorn. Did Rod- Wanda called it quits. Stephen secretly. Who’s the boss Steve ney Jones use to have a thing Owens is trying his level best that Anette Patterson digs? going with Marcia Anderson? to get next to Flora Walker KERUTAH HOLMAN can’t Buzzy Murff and "Baby Doll” Lar?y Smith promised PrSSfla decide between Joe McGhee and are back together forever. Wil- Wheat “You’ll Never Walk

Dickie Perry. Delores Crockett Ham Ferguson is next to Marand Henry Hart have finally lynn Ellis and Bertine is await-

made it a twosome. Seab Stowers, does Shirl Smith know

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Oliver Barnett and Sandra Hawkins have it sewed up but Clifton McCary is planning

about your sneaks with Caro- Melvin Johnson sewed up. David “foul play.” Dorothy and Debra

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"I Need Your Loving Every- Won’t Be This Way Always.” Lowery double dizzy^ Charles day” is Popcorn’s senada to Lil- Barbara Porter visits Ernest Wilcox has eyes for Sandy while

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baby sitter that Byron Ray- "secret friend?” Does

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ford keeps company, Alicsha or Pinner still have "feelings” for Heavens contemplating his next

Carolyn Marelly move. The matchmaker is a little attention from curious about Deborah Ratcliffe

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COWHARD—The family of CHARLES FRANK COWHARD graciously thank our thoughtful neighbors, loyal friends and relatives for their many courtesies, beautiful floral offerings, cards, and telegrams. We also thank the Rev. Benjamin Davis, and Rev. Andrew J. Brown for their consoling and comforting words, Mrs. Anna Mae Bird of Shelbyville for the lovely solo, the Missionary of St. John's Baptist Church, and the doctors, nurses and aids of the Veterans Hospital on West 10th Street, ar.J the King and King Funeral Home'for such very efficient services. May C. Cowhard, Wife Robert Cowhard, Son Russell French, Son BLACK—The famijy of the

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MR. PERRY BLACK wishes to thank the thoughtful friends and neighbors who expressed sympathy, extended personal services and for the lovely floral _ tributes, telegrams and cards so generously given in our loss. Especially do we thank Rev. Elmer W. Arnold, St. Paul A. M. E., Rev. J. P. Pierce, Rev. S D. Hardrick of Turner Chapel A.M.E. Church, Fort Wayne, Indiana, for his comforting message, the King and King Funerla Home for their efficient services rendered. Alice, Wife Brothers and Sisters SHORT—To the churches and ministers and all others who participated in the funeral services of „ MRS. ELZORIA SHORT and who contributed courtesies and shared their sympathies with us, your kindness and sympathy at this time is more deeply appreciated than any words of thanks can ever express. _ _ Rev. John W. Short and Family SHERRON—We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings, and other courtesies extended at the passing of our devoted mother EDNA SHERRON We also wish to thank Rev. Davis for his comforting message, and singers, and King and King Funeral Home for tactful and understanding service. Daughters and Relatives BARBER—The family of the late Daniel Barber DANIEL BARBER wishes to thank everyone who expressed sympathy, extended personal services and for all floral tributes. We especially thank Rev. Plummer Jacobs, Sis. Mattocks and The Jacobs Brothers Funeral Home for kind assistance. Ruby Jewell Georgia Mae Ivory Granddaughters Robert L. Barber Grandson S. F. Pennybaker Funeral services for Sherman F. Pennybaker, 40, 422 N. Capitol,-were held June 4 at Stuart Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died JuneU at General Hospital. Born at Columbus, he had lived here five years. Survivors include two brothers, Robert Pennybaker, Columbus, and John Pennybaker., Seymour; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Goodman, Memphis, Tenn., and Miss Eva June Pennybaker, Columbus, and a grandmother, Mrs. Mary Pennybaker.

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