Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1964 — Page 3

AUGUST 1. 1964

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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SALES PITCH: Norman Powell, national sales manager, special markets, for Seagram-Distillers Co., New York, was in Indianapolis as well as the Midwestern cities last week to check methods of improving the Seagram market here. Here he is shown talking to Mrs. Betty Wharton, clerk at the Demijohn Liquor Store, 2725 Northwestern.

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State Baptist Convention opens next week in Muncie MUNCIE—The 107th annual session of the Indiana Baptist | State Convention will convene | here next week at Union Baptist Church with Dr. H. T. Toliver, president and pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist Church of

Indianapolis, presiding.

The state meet is expected to draw well over 1,000 delegates from throughout Hoosierland who will work under the theme, “The Church Meeting the Challenge of a New Era.” Rev. L.A.

Dew will be host minister.

On Monday’s agenda is a program by the music department headed by Mrs. Willa Johnson of Indianapolis to open morning activities. The annual sermon will be delivered by Rev. Stephen Wells, minister of Corinthian Baptist Church, Indianapolis. Rev. I. P. Broadus, Muncie, will be the alternate and reports from various com-

mittees will be heard.

Mrs. Blossom Jones also of

Indianapolis will conduct a mu- baugh, Indianapolis. Featured sical workshop during the aft- that night will be services held ernoon and music department by Anderson’s Rev. George officers will be elected. The Pearson and the annual oragiant 15th Annual All State tory by Dr. White. Festival will be presented that Opening up Wednesday’s night featuring choirs from meet will be devotions under various churches. R e v. William Sweatt, of IndiDr. Toliver will introduce anapolis' Metropolitan Baptist Mrs. Johnson who will deliver Church, with deacons from Mt. her annual address. Zion Baptist, Muncie, and St. The 88th annual meeting of j 0 hn Baptist, South Bend. Dr. the Indiana Baptist State Min- p. Benjamin Davis, Indianapisters and Deacons will spark 0 ij s> w in discuss the convention Tuesday’s activities, with Dr. theme. H. A. King, New Albany, Dr. Main speaker in the afterReverends U. G. Wilson, Indi- n00 n will be Rev. Otis Nance, anapolis, and F. W. Weathers, King Solomon Baptist Church, Richmond and Etoughton Sum- Indianapolis. Officers will be mers, Lawrenceburg, conduct- elected after the final report.

The 18th annual session of

The daily sermon will be the State Ministers Wives preached by Dr. F. F. Young, Council will meet at 9:30 a.m. minister of Indianapolis’ First w jth Mrs. L. A. Manuel of InBaptist Church, North. Dr. dianapolis, president, presiding. Young served as president oi Mrs. Charles Middleton, Anderthe convention for many years. SO n, will discuss the convenHis alternate will be Rev. W. tion theme and Mrs. Otis W. I. Jones. Armistead, Scholarship Fund Dr. C. H. Bell, pastor of Mt. Chairman, will present scholarParan Baptist Church of Indi- ships anapolis, will conduct the re- The 30th annua , aessioh of dedication period. In the after- , hc Indiana Ba tist State y..

W -A. and Junior Women's Mis-

Andersons Bethesda Baptist 9jo Convention will open Church will lead worship. Tuesday mornimc under the diA seminar for deacons and rectior / of Mrs * j une Crutch . laymen will be conducted by fleld ,p resident . M rs . Delore3

T StT Elliott, IndianapoHs Mt. Paran

ders, Anderson, and J. T. High church, will lead the Ret ac-

quainted period.

Rev. L. F. Burton and Mrs. G. R. Wilkins, will head a workshop and committees will be named by the president. Dr. F. Benjamin Davis will direct the election of officers. Rev. Noel Horde will bring the morning message Wednesday, the closing day. Also in session Wednesday will be the 67th annual meeting of the Indiana Baptist Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Convention. Mrs. Anna Washington is president. A symposium will be held Thurs-

day morning.

Another auxiliary meeting will be the State Ushers Convention in its 16th year. Meetings will begin Thursday. State president is Kenneth Hyde. A workshop will be held. Mrs. Blanche Brown, L.P.N., president of the Baptist Nurses Convention, will open the meeting of her group Friday. On Friday, meetings of the Indiana Baptist State Brotherhood will open also with Zara Sweeney, president, in charge. Those from Indianapolis interested in attending the convention via bus can make resservations by contacting Mrs. Blanche Brown.

Jeff's new cocktail lounge opens at Indiana and Senate Jeffs Cocktail Lounge, one men can sit and relax with of the smartest in the city, is friends to their hearts content, now open for business at 364 Come see . . . come and stay Indiana Ave. (where Senate a while! intersects Indiana at the i

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The new and beautiful drinkery will hold its grand opening on Friday, Aug. 7, with champagne from 4 till 9 and roses for the ladies. The new Lounge is open daily from 8 till 2 a.m. Monday thru Saturday and offers a convenient carry-out service. Jeff Gamble, owner of the new bistro has surrounded himself with a courteous staff of mixologists and waitresses. Good decorum is guaranteed at all times. Here you’ll find an atmosphere of gentleness where sophisticated ladies and gentle-

James Woodford James Woodford, 55, 3129 Station, suffered a fatal heart attack July 21 in his car on W. 30th Street. Services were conducted July 24 at Antioch

Baptist Church.

Woodford, an Army Veteran of World War II, worked 24 years in the shipping depart-

ment at Hygrade.

Survivors include his wife,

Mrs. Sarah Woodford; a son, James Woodford Jr., and his

father, Allen Woodford.

YOUNG FLYJER: 19year-old Norman Ijames, a salesman pnd charter pilot for Comistock Aviation Carp., left Indianapolis' Weir Cook Municipal Airport Friday to return to Oakland, Calif., where he resides. He has been flying three years and has been employed by the Comistock firm three months. The former Indianapolis airman, who learned to fly here at Franklin airport, has private and commission licenses and is the only Negro working for the aviation firm. He was here visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Ijames, 31 S. Sheridan,

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Home buyers strike looms

ill protest of High prices tricia Madison, Diane and AnMembers of the Yankee tery described segregated hous- gela Gray, all of Indianapolis; Doodle Civic Foundation have ing as a “major unresolved a brother, Clifford Haynes and threatened to initiate a home problem” and called upon “ev- a sister, Mrs. Mary Frances buyers strike locally if noth- eryone who dares to call God Young, both of Indianapolis,

ing is done about the extreme- ‘God’ to work unceasingly, unly high prices demanded of Ne- compromisingly, openly and groes for housing. humbly with others of good Atty. Frank R. Beckwith, will” to eliminate it. community stalwart and head lA'is^tts’pXrome Mattie Madison ■t ^/\ : 1 x j 1 _ •_l. a t _ ‘KT TPxtmA'van 1 £*AiraristAcs fOT

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150 realtors dealing in the Ne- Funeral services for Mrs. gro market as to whether or Mattie Madison, 36, 821 Camp, not they would go along with were held July 15 at Allen the planned strike. Chapel AME Church, with buriThus far, according to Beck- a j in Floral Park Cemetery. She with, an overwhelming majori- died July 11 at General Hospity of the realtors who have re- Mrs. Madison was a nasponded indicated that they tive of Elkhart and had lived

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a move. Survivors include her mother, Calling to the attention of Mrs - Effie Barbee, Indianapolis; the realtors tKe fact that “the ? T v e so a ns > Michael Lee Haynes, sellers actually ride Negro u s - Arm y» Charles Madison, home buyers for much more Edward Gray, Marcus Gray and than the traffic will reasonably DeWayne Gray, all of Indianbear,” the Foundation pointed a P° lls i three daughters, Pa-

out that numerous houses are standing empty as the result of the flight of white home owners who have left the inner city and moved to the suburbs. “A stronger and more steady tone would come to the Indianapolis real estate market if prices are reduced and activity increased,” letters mailed by

the Foundation said.

In response. Robert Graves, president of the all-white Indianapolis Real Estate Board, stated that in his judgement the rate of white move-outs to the suburbs is sure to increase thereby making more housing

available to Negroes.

The Foundation proposes that ultimate chaos can be avoided by its plan which includes reappraisals to guide home buyers and automatic reaction provisions in contracts to take effect in the event wages are reduced and the cost of living in-

dex lowered.

In other local developments, ihe Indianapolis Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church passed a resolution calling for complete support of open oc-

cupancy.

The Indianapolis Presbytery has a membership of some 28,000 in 52 central Indiana congregations. In its resolution, the Presby-

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