Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1964 — Page 6
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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
AUGUST 1, 1964
Vacationers come and go
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E who is confined to her home due to illness. Mrs.
Clark is much improved at this writing.
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Miss Gloria Lea Long and Miss Sandra Long left Friday for Washington, D.C., where they will be guests of an aunt, Atty. Doris R. Thomas. From Washington they will go to New York City as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gray. Mrs. Gray, the former Miss Naomi Thomas of Indianapolis, will accompany the girls to Atlantic City, N.J., where they will serve as pages at the National Democratic Convention. Atty. Thomas will join the group in
New Jersey.
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imiiui iiiiiin Sixth grade pupil proud of 4-H contest winnings
show. She received second place for a receiving blanket. Miss Coleman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvia B. Coleman of 1746 Lockwood. She enjoys sewing and has a machine of her own. The youngster won first place for her centerpiece in competition with schools 64, 34, 35, 65 and 20, and received second place for
the receiving blanket.
Mrs. Coleman has been some aid to her daughter since she too sews. Little Miss Coleman, a member of Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church, is active in the youth group and sewing and craft classes. She is also a member of the youth choir. At School 18 she plays a clarinet in the band. She gets her musical ability from her father, who is also musical. Mr. Coleman’s son, Albert Coleman, is a member of the original Three Souls, popular local jazz
group.
A School 20 pupil, Miss Wanda Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, 1549 Harlan, won first place in the 4-H local contest and for her plate setting and third place in the Marion County competition.
Uoice of ^astdide Holcomb
Teen Talk
By THE SNOOPER
LATRECE COLEMAN
4-H Winner
A sixth grade pupil at School 18, Miss Latrece Coleman, won first place for her centerpiece creation at the recent Marion County 4-H southside division
Continued from Page 5 Mrs. Florence Martin, and Mrs. Viola Mills, a retired usher of New Bethel Baptist Church. The Y.U.S.O. is looking foirfvard to hearing from 15 usher ooard communications that have not been reported. These letters were sent out by the scribe with a return address. We are still $190 short of furnishing our room. All contributions made payable to the Fall Creek usher service will be anpreciateu. * * * Returning from vacations are are Mrs. Phobe Simington, 1956 Columbia, and Mrs. Mary Sanders who enjoyed a pleasant trip to Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Simington is the sister of William A. Bailey, widely-known in eastside circles. * * * According to news received on the scribe’s desk, the Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Nashville, Tenn., will render services Sunday at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. Rev. E. T. Johnson is pastor. * # * According to reports received in the office, the 19th anniversary program was successful Sunday, July 19, at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church. Mrs. Bessie McCaskey is program chairman. David Williams participated if) devotional services. Mrs. Ethel Hamel is publicity chairman. Rev. A. M. Hughes is minister. ♦ 9 * The hubby, Mrs. Viola Mills and your scribe attended the banker’s dinner Wednesday at the Church of God, 330 W. 28th. Elder and Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Jackson were hosts. An elaborate turkey dinner and all the trimmings was served to over 50 guests. The committee and insurance company did a swell job. Rodney Dryer showed movies. * * * Friday night the local branch of the NAACP had a nice representation of youth at the adult meeting. Lovely reports came from Mrs. Ollie Weeks, Miss Carole Stevenson, George W. Adams, labor and industry chairman, and Wallace Hollins, youth advisor. The youth are encouraging you to vote since they can’t. Mrs. Virgia Davis, president, urges everyone to register and vote. Out of 130,000 Negroes, only 30,000 did register. State officers, including your scribe, present at the meeting included Earle Barnett, treas-
urer.
Andrew Ramsey, state president, expects to see at least 60 persons September 19 for a state board meeting at the Claypool Hotel. Sunday afternoon the ole scribe invites friends to hear her uncle, Rev. Galbreath, at Abyssinian Baptist Church.
Continued from Page 5 scooped neckline trimmed in velvet. Miss Constance Ramsey wore white organdy with inverted pleats. A bow was on the front pleat and in the back of the bodice. The gift table was filled with many lovely presents and flowers. Mr. Ramsey is a teacher in the public school system. African 'student Continued from Page 5 about the last of July. Mrs. Aiweirioba took great pride and interest in her training while in Walker college. She plans upon her return trip to Lagos to open an ultra-mod-ern shop and become a representative for the Mme. C. J. Walker Manufacturing Company products. As principal of Walker college, Mrs. Margaret Smith expresses great joy and happiness in being able to train foreign students such as Mrs. Aiwerioba, who will take back to their country the skills and technique of the Mme. C. J. Walker system of beauty culture which is a great contribution to the progress of beauty culture and the practice of cosmetology. Mrs. Aiwerioba was one of a class of 43 graduates. They were the Misses Mary E. Peterson, Gloria Jean Smith, Velma R. Smith, Sandra Marsh, Annie Long, Delores Stevenson, and Mmes. Juanita Higginson, Barbara Daniels, Sadfe Tyler, class president; Ruthie Williams, Miss Walker queen of 1964; Eleanore Casper, Zelpha Flowers, Gloria Jean Carney, Callie B. Shotwell, Georgia M. Drane, Phyllis Wilkins, Clemmie Miller, Mamie Bridges, Carolyn Easton, Bernice Cleveland, and Willa Finch and Otis Boyd. Others participating in the graduation exercises were Mrs. June Garnett, instructor; Mrs. Ophelia Tunstill, instructor; Mrs. Ethelle Mallett, Walker graduate, and Atty. Willard Ransom. The Mme. C. J. Walker College is expecting a large fall enrollment which will begin August 3 prior to the school vacation period August 17-August 28. The college will reopen August 31. Students desiring to enroll may do so before August 17 or anytime after August 31 for the fall term. The Mme. C. J. Walker Alumni Association held its summer meeting at the Walker building July 27 and plans were made for a special affair in the fall according to Mrs. Kathryn Rice, new president. All interested Walker graduate beauticians are urged to contact Mrs. Rice.
Darwyn Whiteside (Big Daddy) told Tommy Parker to “Keep on Pushing,” but the word’s out they have their own “Quiet Place.” Buddy Morris, a Southsider , wants companionship with Barbara Smith, a boss Northside fox. Is Richard Carpenter sharing his love with Cathy Bellamy or Crystal Williams ? C. W. was instructed to “Walk On By.” Frank Stone jiyted Susan O’Banion for cute Molly. Evelyn Garrett is trying her best to catch a CAHS Tiger by his tail. Christine Lynch is cooling it since Kenny Adams exited. Tony Parker and Janice Clark have it iced up for the moment. Barbara S. gave a swinging gig where there were more sneaks than dancing. Gwen West and Steven Collins are just as tight as Ronald Trotter and Celestine Black. S. Burrell has her anxious heart set on Johnny DuBinion. B. Tucker tried to stake her claim on Clifford Palmer but lovely Candy Terrell beat her to the punch. Making eyes at S. Palmer keeps Kathy H. busy while Carl H. persues L. Benberry and R. Powers. John Minter cut Darwyn Whiteside loose so he could rap to her best friend, D. McCuren. Clifford Tate has Haughville’s own foxy Milly Washington sewed up and Gwenetta Mitchell sighs “Such is love, such is life.” Certain parties think Leroy Wilson blew his cool when tried rapping to that certain redhead. Mike Tracy apparently ain’t interested in Joyce Moore’s invitation to “Steal Away.” Who’s the Freddy that occupies Beverly Jackson’s mind? Could it be that Karen (Sudie) Hawkins and David Childs are sincere about their little thing? The same goes for Riney Bryson and Geneva Hall. Roshelle Artis wonders what’s it like to be with Charles Durham. Gerta Hall told Eddie every little bit hurts. Pam Caldwell, does George Clark know he has competition? Alfred Caldwell, do you know that Alva Dotson laid down a soulful rap to Donald Stuart last Friday. A certain cutie has been inquiring about Randy Pierce. The marriage of certain dude left Vita Ribbs, Brenda Grady and Connie Bell in a sorrowful mood. I heard that Sonny Williams was talking to a cool little chick on the Northside named Sandra Watts . . . what’s going on? J. W. and Brenda Watts are still playing beautiful music together after his long vacation. Hey Roosevelt Sims, what’s your game on Sheffield ? Charles Arnold is back on the Sigmas to meet Continued from Page 4 Satchell, Philadelphia; Ann Lawrence, Chicago; Lillian Atchison, St. Louis, Mo.; Viking Toilette; Los Angeles; Ernestyne Henry, Denver, Colo.; Laura J. Hawkins, Philadelphia, and Carolyn M. Robinson, Baltimore, board members. Still others are Sorors Margaret Thornton, Columbia, S.C.; Winfred J. Jones, Atlanta, Ga.; Johnnie Y. Rice, Austin, Tex.; Josie B. Taylor, Houston, Tex., board member, and Lillie Wilkes, Oakland, Calif., editor-
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(EDITOR’S NOTE: Club news is printed free. Have your reporter phone or write in your news before our Monday, 5 p.m. deadline). fc « CAMEO CLUB Cameo Club met with Mrs. Katie Gibson, 1930 College. Mrs. Edith Senour is president. * * «■ ELKS GLEE CLUB Elks Glee Club held its first activity Saturday and members express appreciation to all supporters. The next meeting is August 5 at the Fort Harrison Lodge 709, 1235 N. Senate. Ann Shaffer is president. * * * FRIENDLY SIX CLUB Friendly 6 Club is having an outing at Liebera State Park, better known as Hulman’s Beach, August 2. Everyone is invited to enjoy the fun. Miss Helen Morrow is club reporter. * * * FRIENDLY 10 CLUB Friendly 10 Club will be on vacation the month of August. No tickets or invitations will be accepted. Fa*t from Discomforts of HAY FEVER AND BRONCHIAL ASTHMA ******
Mary Byrd case. Where’s Jerry Scott? Richard Taylor warner Marcia Anderson that he’ll be in trouble but she still insists she’s crazy about Steve Carter. Looks like Frankie Mayberry did a nice job of breaking Wanda Carol! and Jody Hooten up, but she’s not going to get him either. Linda Dotson nixed Alfred Caldwell for a boss dude in a ’62 yellow Corvair. Rodney Jones is so wrapped up in Pat Andrews that he’s contemplating something else. Albert Scott digs a girl in Kentucky while six chicks here are wild about him. A note to Franchine Fisher: There are four fine Northside girls who say that Fred, Michael, Sonny and Henry don’t want to share their love with you. Josephine has finally given Greg Hall his waiaing papers. Henry H. sang “I Can’t Stand It” to Eloise Richardson and went back to M. Wright. Michael Courts and Helen “Miss Cool” Hall are planning for the future after she finally gave David Baker the git-go. Henry Hart finally wisened up and he and Debbie J. have been nominated for the cutest couple of the month. Don’t worry Sally Hester, you’ve got Robert Haskins to yourself. Super cool Steve Suggs has deadened his Bettie Crosby action. To Yvonne Thompson, word has that George Saffald pops frequently in Haughville. Sandra English wants Helen Hall to know that when Michael Courts doesn’t go skating, he s living it up at her crib. Do Tannia Wallace and Stephen Buckner intend to make it a twosome? Is it true that Sherri Hayes craves a chance with Butch Jerick . To Phyllis Garner, don’t let Oliver Evans slow you down. William Taylor and Joyce Harrison have been at it for six months. Herbert Floys wonders what’s wrong with Doris DeBoe. Barbara Erwin is continuing her fling with
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J F. had best be careful because Jackie has him under close survellance. Johnetta Redd is having a ball. Barbara Ann Payne of Tennessee has Tennessee twins, Roy and Ka> Meneese all set. This edges Robert Austin out. Gwendolyn Cook has Lee Woodard singing “You’re My Remedy. James Graves thinks Sue is
really some good. Delores j Payne has Joe Lesley where [ she wants him. !
Jacqueline Payne has James | Riley pleading “Share Your
Love With Me.” Paul and Ma- (
rie Frey “Got A Good Thing
Going On.” List Joyce Suggs j and Jerry Vance as Naptown s (
cutest couple. Robert Williams might as well give into determined Sharon Foster. Carolyn Webb had better given up because Sharon keeps R.W.
What’s the haps between Ellen i Hall and John Jones. I guess (
this eliminates the dude in Ohio. , •. Wiley O’Connor is playing it j
cool from my point of view. ,
Evanna is either dropping Nat Wriggins or he has cut her loose. Charlie Flower and Maxine Hayes must be struck together. Is Larry Stott out to teach Mildred Morrow a lesson or does he dig her. Does Seewall Radford know that Tina Simms says they’re closely knit. Edith Grave and Alfonso “Tot” are making home base. Who is the chick that
Jimmy Vance has used up his j
stored time with?.
JACOBS BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OBITUARIES
Funeral services for Mr. Ewing D. Killins were held j July 21 at the Westside Chapel. > Rev. William Smith officiated, t Burial was in New Crown. I • Funeral services for Miss j Stephanie James were held July , 21 at the Westside Chapel. Rev. William Byrdsong officiated. Burial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Infant David J. Johnson Jr. were held July 25 at the Westside Chap- i el. Rev. Paul Grant officiated. Burial was in New Crown. The Remans of Mrs. Olivia t M. Davie were shipped to Hop- j kinsville, Ky., July 22 for funeral and burial. Funeral services for Mrs. Addie L. B. Brantley were held July 25 at Bethel A.ME. Church. Rev. C. T. H. Watkins officiated. Burial was in Crown Hill. Funeral services for Mrs. Versie J. Cotton were held July 25 at the Church Of The Living God. Rev. James C. Haw* kins officiated. Burial was in Crown Hill.
MT. CARMEL CHURCH HOME: Pictured above is the new parsonage of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, built under the leadership of Rev. T. T. Newman. The new church home is located at 23rd and Oxford. Constructed at
a cost of $31,500, the parsonage features a 21x24 family room, a 15x12 guest room, a spacious living room and dining room, an ultra modern kitchen, a study, three bedrooms and one and one half bath, and garage.
Citizens Forum names new committee chairmen
Committee chairmen to implement plans' of the recently formed Citizens Forum were selected during a meeting Saturday evening of the group at the home of its temporary president, Mrs. Mattie Coney. The Citizens Forum is com-
V MRS. MATTIE CONEY
posed of interested citizens determined to instill in Negroes the importance of good grooming, property upkeep and proper conduct. Chairmen announced by Mrs. Coney were Police Lieut.
Spurgeon Davenport, crime reduction; Rev. J. F. Johnson, churches; Mrs. Gwendolyn Roney, publicity; Mrs. Martha Mitchell, schools; Mrs. Millerson Hall, neighborhood block clubs, and Elmo Coney, foster neighbor. Also Alvin Bynum, constitution and by-laws; John Patterson, ways and means; Mrs. Peggy Landers, outside ' agencies; William Howard Clark, speakers bureau, and Mrs. Frances Smith, anti-loitering. On Monday, Mrs. Coney addressed the Missionary Baptist Ministers Alliance at Mt. Paran Baptist Church and outlined the program which the Forum expects to project throughout the entire Indianapolis area for Improvement of the Negro image. During a previous meeting, Forum members stressed the importance of individual acceptance of responsibility in developing and maintaining better neighborhoods. The following “good neighbor” suggestions were made: 1) Keep your property neat and attractive. 2) Conduct yourself in a quiet and dignified manner. 3) Keep yourself wellgroomed. 4) Respect your neighbor’s property. 5) Keep noise at a minimum. 6) Do not engage in or encourage loitering. 7) Be alert. Guard against degrading influences^
ddirth Reports
COLE MAN HOSPITAL, Girls: Norman and Ruth Johnson, Johnny and Patricia Noel, Spencer and Dorleen Lake, James and Ruby Tamper, and Edward and Madie hite. Boys: Lawrence and Mary Moore, and Albert and Tommie Moore. GENERAL HOSPITAL, Girls: v/illie and Mildred Woodruff, William and Norma Beasley, Leroy and anice Brown, John and Minnie Nance, William and Emma Lindsay, Maceo and Charlene Payne, James and Joann Davidson, Sidney and Virginia Foster, Woodrow and Gra McDowell, Ronnie and Paulette Phillips, Charles and Diane Riding, Robert and Gerfiidine Sanders, Thomas and Marie Shaw, and Roy and Dorothy Williams. Boys: Rubin and Sandra Battles, Billy and Faye Davidson, Oliver and Luvarn McDuffie, Fred and Rose Bradford, Emmett and Hester Quarles (twins*, James and Joann Davidson, Sidney and Virginia Foster, Theodis and Delores Parker. ST. VINCENT’S HOSPITAL, Girls: Charles and Oradell Johnson, Robert and Barbara Redd, and John and Dorothy Washington. Boys: George and Vivian Williams.
Mt. Carmel
Continued from Page 1 will reside. The home features a 21 x 24 family room, a 15 x 12 guest bedroom, half bath, study, ultra modern kitchen, sliding glass panels, concrete back porch and a large garage, as well as a spacious dining room and living room—all on the first level of the two level edifice. On the second level there are three bedrooms and bath. Also featured in the home is a coi*’plete and up-to-date inter-co.n system and garbage disposal, two drive ways (back and front) and a spacious back yard. Rev. Newman, who has beer at Mt. Carmel 16 months (coming here from Marion), praised the completion of the project as a “great achievement,” and said that the people there had “taken great strides” to complete the project. He said that what his congregation had done would “remain close to my heart for as long as I shall live.” The pastor had nothing by the highest praise for the building committee which included: Deacons: Robert Senour, chairman; George Suoer, Mose Worders, Robert Smith Sr., Everett McClung, Samuel Ball Jr., Ben Proctor and Walter Ezzell. Trustees: James Davis, chairman; Clarence Artis, Harold Artis, Forest Senour, Reuben Oldham, George Porter, Robert Smith, Lulia Barringer, Lester McClung, James Moore, James Gee, Chester Ridley, Moses Gray, and Thomas Woods. Women of the Church: Mesdames Lelia Ball, Leona Ellis, Helen Hill, Vivian Simmons, Rosena Johnson, Lottie Parks, and Anna Senour. Rev. William Mallery is assistant pastor.
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