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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1967

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

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The City Federation had its opening meeting for the season on Tuesday. Many members celebrated their vacations by taking trips in the United States. Some traveled to Expo ’67. They echoed their enjoyable experiences during the trips. The president, Mrs. Sadie Hardiman, presented her prog r a m for the year. The officers served refreshments a t the close of the meeting. At the next meeting the past presidents of the City Federation will be honored. One of the clubs will 1 present the program. Mrs. Sarah Allen. 1st vice-president, will be in charge. s * *

The Lula Bean Club will celeb r a t e its 24th anniversary Thursday, Oct. 12, at the club home, 2034 N. Capitol, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Lela Slaughter is president. Mrs. Ora King is reporter. * * *

Ronald T ay lor, Butler Univ. student, in concert series

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Ronald E. Taylor, a Butler University graduate student, wil' present a series of graduate recitals during the 1967-68 con-

cert season.

The first program is a flute . recital Monday, Oct. 9, at 8:30

p.m. in Robertson Chapel, Butler University. He will perform

w o r k s of Zipoli, Telemann, Boulanger, B r u n and Hind-

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Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor of 408 W. 44th and a graduate of Crispus Attucks High School and Butler University. He taught at Mississippi Valley State College for two years before returning to Butler University as graduate assistant to the marching band last year. He is now teaching woodwind instruments in the special instruction division of Butler Universi t y and at the Anderson Music Center, Andersen Mr. Taylor is seeking a master of music degree with a major in woodwinds. He will be presented in recitals on the

Mrs. Mary Robinson, an active member of New Bethel Baptist Church, was elected' chairman of the International Welcome Committee of Indianapolis. Other officers include Miss Helen Johnson, vice-chairman; Mrs. Betty Kirk, bride, secretary; Miss Betty Willis, assistant secretary, and Miss Willa Thomas, corresponding secretary. International Welcome Day is Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Indiana University Student Union Building, 1300 W. Michigan, at 5 p.m. followed by dinner at 6 p.m. Dinner reservations are $3.50 per person. Church groups and clubs are asked to sponsor an international new student that day by

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buying dinner for the guest. All reservations should be made to

Miss Thomas by Oct. 17.

The International Club will have its picnic Sunday afternoon, Oct. 15. The group will leave the I. U. Student Union Building. Dr. Ramon L. Gon-

zales is club president.

Tour covered bridges with the YWCA

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oboe, clarinet and bassoon durthe school year and will be per-

forming wPh the butler Little Symphony and the Woodwin Quintet of Butler. Mr. Taylor is a member of St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, and Kappa Alpha Psi and Kappa Kappa Psi fraternities.

A tour of Parke County’s famous covered bridges will be sponsored Saturday, Oct. 14, by the Young Women’s Christian Association. The day-long bus trip to the “Covered Bridge Festival” will include shopping at the Farmers’ Market and sampling the country cooking. The 60-mile trip itself will be through the autumn colored fall foilage of western Indiana.

The Progressive Needlecraft Club will meet Friday, Oct. 13, with Mrs. Ellis Cosey, 930 W. Continued on Page 6

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CHARMING SORORS who will be hostesses at a heap big "Indian Summer Dance" Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Moose County Club are shown donning their appropiate attire for the activity. They are (from left to right) seated: Sorors Barbara Ball,

Shirley Powell, Dorothy Collier and Christine Ford, and standing Bernadette Easton, Maxine McPhail, Ida Williams and Frances Street. Epsilon Chapter 104 of Alpha Phi Chi Sorority is sponsoring the activity.

Sorors set heap big Indian summer dance

Sorors of Alpha Phi Chi Sorority, Epsilon Chapter 104, com-

pleted plans for their “Heap Big Indian Summer Dance” to be held Saturday, Oct. 14, during a meeting Monday, Sept. 25, at the home of Soror Bernadette Easton, 3156 Graceland. Site for the dance is in the Moose Country Club in Glens Valley. The hours are from 10

p.m. to 2 a.m.

Members are hoping this will be a “whopping affair” carried out Indian style. Music will be, furnished by Sonny Smith am the Cromatics. ( Tickets ma^ be purchase*

from any member or at the door. Members present at the meetinof were Sorors Barbara Bail, nJvothy Collier, Christine Ford, Maixne McPhail, CoraEtta Rolling, Frances Street, Donna Talley! Juanita Talley, Bernice WJlker, Ida Williams, and Shirley Powell.

November wedding is planned

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Anderson Sr. of 2024 Columbia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Sheryl Lee Anderson, to Thomas C. Williams, son of Mrs. Estella Williams, 1722 Martindale.

SOUTHSIDE FLORAL CLUB MEETING SET The Southside Floral Ch will meet Wednesday, Oct. 1! at the home of Mrs. Ora An\ derson, 841 S. Kenwood. Mrs. Jeanette Russell is president.

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Miss Anderson was graduated from Crispus Attucks High School and the Indiana School of Automation. The couple plans a November wedding.

TENNESSEAN HERE Will Wright Sr. of Ripley, Tenn., is in town visiting Mrs. Anna Strong of 2444 Martindale and other friends. Mr. Wright journeyed to Indianapolis aboard a bus. He plans to return to Ripley next week.

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Lembers~'<5f the Cameo Club Inc.Aspent a very pleasant evening, recently with Mrs. Marine Fergerson, 3821 Byram. Plans for the club’s annual “Holiday Affair” were discussed along with the group’s favorite charities. Mrs. Irene Roney has returned to work after her illness. The next meeting is with Mrs. Patricia Hardin on Boettcher Court.

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Students of the Charles T. Amos Studio met Sunday and held an election of officers.

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They are Eural D. Gofer, president; Felicia Kirkman, v i c e-p resident; Rosa Lee Thompkins, secretary; Buford Hazel, treasurer, and Spring Buchanan, parialmentarian.

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