Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1967 — Page 5

SATURDAY. JULY 22, 1967

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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PLANNER HOUSE ENTERTAINS BUSINESS LEADERS, Mrs. Lionel F. Artis, secretary of the Planner House Board of Directors, serves William S. Vaughn, chairman of the Board of Eastman Kodak Company, during a reception for Mr. Vaughn and other business leaders of Rochester, N.Y. The businessman toured Planner House and project sites of the local social agency Friday of last week. Eugene N. Beesley, president of Eli Lilly and Company, was host to the Rochester group during the visit.

ROBYN LEE ENTERTAINS GUESTS at the Indianapolis zoo in Washington Park on her birthday, Friday, July 14. Pictured above on the front uw are: Whitney Moore; Joyce Bluett; Larry Moore; Craig Thomas; Robert Ferguson and Sandra Woodson. Standing left to right are: Valeria Myres; Dana Myres; Janice Moore; Lewis Shanks; Lisa Shanks Robyn Lee, Natalie Millen and John Glass.

III.-Kenwood Civic Club to meet July 26 A branch of the Citizens Forum, The Illinois, Kenwood Civic Club will meet at the Missionary Baptist Church, at 2174 N. Illinois, of which Rev. Blue is the pastor, on Wednesday, July 26 at 7:00 p.m. After a short business session Rev. Adair will show some historical pictures. The public is invited. Luke Phillips is the president of the branch.

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f^agefamily holds reunion in ^JdorSe (Have, The fourth annual family reunion of the Page’s estate of Horse Cave, Kentucky, was an affair of one festivity after an-

other.

Jim Page, who resides at the estate, returned home Monday, July 3, from the hospital at Glasgow, Ky., where he had been a patient for over a , month after a serious opera- ! tion, just in time for the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Page and family and John Henry Hayes of Horse Cave, received the guest as they arrived. Motoring down from Indianapolis were other members of the Page family: Mrs. Rachealle Mae Roberts Hoosier and son, William, a carrier for The Recorder: Mrs. Susie Hubbard; Hugh Hubbard Jr.; Mrs. Myrtle Page Patterson and Clarence Hayes. Indianapols guests were: Clarence Wilbert Hoosier; Mrs. Mattie Moore; Miss Georgia , Collins; Mrs. Lillian V. Rasdell and daughter Shelia; Alfonse Bidoue and Kenneth Gib-

j son.

Old time friends at Horse ! Cave were: Mrs. Beulah Hall and family; Mrs. Lola Barlow; Everett Carpenter and many others. Enjoying the festivities also were Miss Denise Page; Miss Lorraine Page: Mrs. Margaret Bradley; her husband, William and children and the grand children and great grandchildren of Jim Page. This was a four day affair. A barbecue cookout of lamb, chickens, ribs and much more were the main features on the fourth of July menu. Food and refreshments v?ere served buffet style. There was plenty for all and everyone is looking forward to next year. fersonais Ralpm Alcorn of 2208 Baltimore, is recovering at home from a very pai'.ful injury he received while at work. .

Sgt and Mrs. Lewis Sheperd of Fort Knox, Ky., and their four children, Denise, Wallace, Gary and Tommy spent Sunday, July 16 with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, of 236 Buckingham Drive. Sgt. Lewis is a career man at Fort Knox and Mrs. Lewis is a Medical Records Librarian at the Fort.

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By MARY P. McGUlRE

Bandives Club treat children to Sunday picnic The Bandives Club entertained their children with a picnic, at Columbia Park, in Lafayette, Ind., Sunday, July 16. Members and children met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Grundy, 6503 Oakview Drive and motored to the park. The children enjoyed the amusement area, Zoological Gardens ,and last but not least the picnic area. They returned home tired but happy. Children present were: Henry, Denise, and Eugene Anderson; Sharon Carter; Allen and Colela leva

Woolfolk; Mrs. Mattie O. Walk- Grundy; Barbara Hannah; Sa-

Mr. and Mrs. Willie R. Rogers of 3551 N. Rural announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bennie L. Rogers and the attendants for her wedding to be held in August to Morris Glenn Bradley. Mr. Bradley is the son of Mrs. Julia Bradley, of 3120 N. College and William Bradley of 2551 Ralston. The date for the wedding is Saturday, August 5 at 6:30 p. m. It will be held at the College Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Otis W. Armistead presiding. In announcing the attendants for the wedding, the flower girl, Rene Ward, niece of the groom was named. The ring bearer will be Tony Wade who is the nephew of the groom. The matron of honor will be the sister of the bride, Mrs. Wilma Jones and maid of honor will be Miss Barbara Burrus. • The bridesmaids named to fill Ine wedding party are Miss Wanda Rogers, the bride’s sister; Miss Diane Westmoreland; Miss Marvia Keno; Miss Mary Peterson and Miss Dorothy Coleman. ^^ The best man will be Thomas Alexander and groomsmen named to complete the wedding party will be Reginald Jones; Jesse Bradley; Raymond Tandy; William Taylor; Allen Bridgeforth; Charles Fox; Fred Bradley and Cornell Brooks.

The color scheme for the wedding is pink and white. Miss Rogers is a graduate of Arsenal Technical High School, and attended Indiana University Extension, is a member of the Cameos Club and a member of Cyllege Avenue Baptist Church. She is currently employed at the Eli

Lilly and Company. Mr. Bradley is a graduate of Crispus Attucks High School and attended Ellsworth College in Iowa Falls, Idaho. He is employed at Chrysler Corporation and has served in Korea as Specialist Fourth Class in the U.S. Army.

Vacations

Hot weather, blue skies, and picnics lets us know it's Vacation Time again. Let us know where your vacation took you this year or what friends visited you while on their vacation- Also fill us in on activities such as parties, outdoor parties, socials, dances, camping trips, tours, motor trips and any other item of interest which will add an appealing touch to our readers.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potter and sons, Timothy, Richard, Anthony and Joseph and their two little grandchildren, Pamela and Kevin Alcorn, returned home Sunday, July 16 from a very enjoyable trip to Kentucky where they visited relatives and friends and some of the historical places Kentucky has to offer. They visited Lincoln’s birthplace in Hodgensville, “My Ole Kentucky Home” at Boristown and Mammoth Cave at Mammoth Cave, Ky.

were Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson Sr., and family; Mrs. Clara Duncan; Mrs. Laura Dawson and Mrs. Anna Simons all of Bowling Green. One of the highlights for the smaller youngsters was a visit to the lovely amusement park in Bowling Green. The Potters reside at 1038 W. 34th. Mrs. Potter is pastor at St. Paul AME Church. Mr. Potter is a long time employee at Methodist Hospital and their four sons are excellent Recorder carriers.

Thia week’s column is dedi

cated to Professor and Mrs. er; Mrs. Clema Rogers; Mrs. hae, Paralee and Evelyn Jones; Greenville Smith, both are Mary Helen Van Buren; Mr. Karen and Michael Ross. Chilpublic school teachers. Arriving and Mrs. Gus H. Poindexter; dren not present were Dwight in this lovely mansion with the Mrs. Anna M. Gray; Mrs. Viola Carter Jr.; John Hannah Jr., chairman of the business and Mills; Mrs. Susan Bryant; Mrs. Wayne Harrison and Russell professionals, Mrs. Frances E. Lee Middleton; Mrs. Janie L. Thomas and Curvin Parker

Boglin, frankly the hubby and Osborne; and Mrs. Pearl A.

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were so thrilled to see what Let us not forget the ushers can be achieved. A lovely flow- are the first to greet us in any er garden, a large pool, horse church or should be, and they

shoe set-ups, including a huge should be the last to say, as ^ ,

tent for the buffet dinner. “Vic- host and hostess, especiallly to

tory cannot be given, it must strangers, “Please come back r ^’ °f 1026 N- Iraub of Indibe achieved,” was the subject again.” anapolis. are vacationing

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and Kathy Wharton.

Mrs. Rosa Lee West, of 711

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A panel discussion was led R Jhi ! neeting ^ I i ew Stephen Wells and singers by Mrs. Mattie G. Fanning, ® u " iness .„ a ? d ^°J e ^ Sunday July 3 at 3:30 p.m. The ~ t Circle will be held in chairman, Mrs. Dazelle Smith

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In the mailbag comes news spiritual service.

Missionary President. Mrs Bernice Swiney, second vice president of the State Senior Women of the Indiana Missionary Baptist Convention, Mrs. Perry Kendricks, public school teacher, Mrs. Clema Rogers, Sunday school teacher and class leader at Mt. Zion Baptist

Church.

The discussion was summarized by Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, New Bethel Baptist Church pastor, president of the Indiana Missionary Baptist State Convention and of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis. Participants in this meeting by proxy were Mrs. Evelyn Benson, Mrs. Teora Neblic and Mrs. Eula McIntyre while those present included: Dr. and Mrs. F. Benjamin Davis and daughter, Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. Greenville Smith, host and 1 hostess; Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. S. King: Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and daughter Arnie; from Shelbyville, Ind.; Mrs. Mary Eva Elsy, mother of the chairman; Mrs. Frances E. Boglin; Mrs. Nettie Scott King; Mrs. Norma Cutler; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hibbitt; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Connell, ye ole Scribe: Mrs. Mattie G. Fanning: Mrs. Willa L. Taylor, church \ convention president and woman of the month: Mr. and Mrs. Verne A. Overton; Mr. and Mrs. Bivens Swiney; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wade; Wallace

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