Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1968 — Page 2
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Clubs, individuals make needy's holidays merrier Because clubs donated bas- were donated by the following kets and individuals contributed groups: Carter Memorial Bapmoney to The Recorder Christ- tist Church, Mrs. Lucie Love, mas Cheer Fund, the h o 1 i day chairman; Ky-Powella Family season was made a little mer- Club, Melvin Claspie, cha i rrier for some of the city’s man; Walker Beauty College, needy. Mrs. June Garnett, principal; A total of 216 families were Joll y Gems, Martha Henry, helped involving 929 children president, and Second Christand 51 adults. Organizations ‘an Church ^Sunday School, Mrs. donated 56 baskets of food. A Margaret Paige, sponsor. The total of $3,778.02 was distribu- Household Arts Club, Mrs. Sybted to the needy. il Brown, chairman, helped an Annually The Recorder office elder ly sister and blind brother, phone is kept busy by persons WILLIE W. CARRUTHr or groups calling to request the Funeral services for Willie W. name of a family- to aid at Carruth, 80, 756 W. Walnut, Thanksgiving or Christmastime, were Jan. 26 at Willis Mortuary, During Thanksgiving bas- with burial in New Crown kets were donated by the Bar- Cemetery. He died Jan. 22 at bizons Club, Doris Holman, General Hospital, chairman; Walker Beauty Col- He was born at Hollyspring, lege, Mrs. June Garnett, prihei- Miss., and lived here 59 years, pal; V.I.P.’s Social Club, Ollie A member of Second Baptist Garrett, promotional director; Church, he was a retired port25th 'Street Baptist Church er. . Flower Aide. Mrs Dorothy Survivors include two' daughLane, chairman and State t ers, Miss Elizabeth Carru t h, Officer Motor Vehicle Depart- Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ann ment, night _ shift, Deborah Edith Kinchelow, Memphis; four Johnson, chairman. grandchildren and 13 greatDuring Christmas, b a s k e ts grandchildren.
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Continued From Page 1 dents in this area. The suit read in ; part: “On Jan. 26, 1968, the intervening plaintiffs, filed a second supplemental petition which called into question the constitutionality of Public Law 90-196 of the 90th Congress. If Public Law 90-196 were to be declared unconstitutional, this could result in at-large election which would, dilute the voting representation of Negro residents of Center Township, Marion County, Indiana, contrary to the Due Process Clause, of the Fifth Amendment and Sections 1 and 2 of the 14th Amendment. It is clear that the intervening plaintiffs do not represent the interests of petitioner in this matter.!’ Mr. Summers sought to intervene on behalf of the Negro residents of Center Township so that their interest in the matter may be protected. The plaintiff is Nelson G. Grills and the intervening plaintiffs are Dorothy C.. Duddleston, John P. Gallagher, Miles H. Marshall, and Louis Y. Mundy. The defendants are Roger D. Branigin, Edwin M. S. Steers, ancr Tnurman M. Demoss, as members of the State Election Board of Indiana.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 Negro History
Continued From Page 1 from prejudices based on assumed superiority. They must be shown Negro inventi o n s, pioneering accomplishments in medicine, science, government, and other fields, and whites must come to realize that by being innovative and productive, the Negro has contributed considerably to the growth of this nation.” Dallas Sells, state president of AFL-CIO, presented the labor organization’s check to Cummings and Starling W. James, chairman of the Negro History group’s sub committee on Materials Selection and Adaptation. Several months ago, Richard Wells, state superintendent of Public Insturuction, agreed to inform all schools in* I n d i a n a of available funds for Negro History materials after a meeting with the committee. The group is seeking contributions with which to make additional purchases of material for distribution to Indianapolis schools. The International Libr ary of Negro Life and History, purchased by the committee, includes volumes of Negro Americans in the Civil War, Historical Negro Biographies, the Negro in Music and Art, The History of the Negro in Medicine, and an Anthology of the American Negro in the Theatre.
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