Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1970 — Page 5

Spring Buchanan, Attucks grad, honored by the DAR

Tuesday, May 28, at the Crispus Attucks High School Senior Honor Day, exercises Mrs. Max Barney representive of Dauthters of American Revolution Irvington Chapter, presented Miss Spring A. Buchanana certificate of award and a pin for dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. Miss Buchanan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Buchanan, 536 W. 26th St. Spring won her first honor at the age of 14 months winning first place in a baby contest, during her four years at Attucks, she has received a ! number of awards, including first place in a Latin language contest. She was admited to the National Honor Society and won certificates of award for c iti-zenship, leadership, science, math, history and a foreign language. Spring affiliated with the church at the age of seven, is a devout Christian and a member of 25th Street Baptist Church, which is pastord by the Rev. E. J. Odum. Spring tries to live an exemplory life for Christ, that other young Attuck grad wins college degree at exerciseshere

people will want to follow in His footsteps. Now 18^ years of age, her mother said, Spring has had 11 years of experiences teaching her, that without asking God's help and guidance she could accomplishment nothing. Miss. Buchanan said, she feels she owes her first thanks to God, and wishes to pay tribute to her pastor, parents, teachers and others who have helped and encouraged her.

JOYCE M. JOHNSON Joyce M. Johnson was graduated Tuesday, June 9 from Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis at exercises held at the State F air Grounds. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of 3470 N. Kenwood. Mrs. Johnson earned aBachelor of Science degree in education and has started on her master's degree on the campus at Indiana University in Bloomington. An aunt, Mrs. Lee Stanberry is credited by Mrs. Johnson as the person who encourage her to finish her education. Mrs. Stansberry lives at 3925 N. Kenwood. Mayor Richard G. Lugar and Joseph L. Sutton, president of Indiana University spoke at the commencement exercises.

Chatting F.A.C. ELSA IACKS0N Color movies shown by S.W. James drew a large crowd at the regular meeting. Several other members who observe June birthdavs were feted in observance of their birthdays. A birthday cake was served by Mrs. S. W. James, with "Happy Birthday" sung by the groupA number of the persons who travelled to the Orient last year were in attendence last Simday, when movies of the Oriental tour were shown. Plans for the 1970 are completed. Several more persons can be accommidate on the tour. Mrs. Mary H. Martin, chairman of the Activites committee. Will entertain the members of her committee at her home Monday, June 15th. Mrs. Martin said, this athank you for a job well done. Many members of F AC. attended the banquet sponsored by the National Council of Negro Women. Mrs. Willa Mae Roundtree the first life member of the F A C.became a life member of the Council. Mrs. Mildred Kirk will host the Golden Circle Girls next week. Our sympathy to Mrs. Anna Parnell. Her son was buried this week. Calander, Wednesday June 10th , Angelic Travelers and FAC Male Chorus-Thursday June 11th, Jordanairs’ rehersal. . Postal Workers Saturday Jun June 13th, 4 p.m. Sunday June 14th, Mrs. Mary Bradley is in charge of Wedding Reception, 4-6 p.m. The W. W. B’s will meet in the club home June 15 th.

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER pAG £ 5 SATURDAY. JUNE 13. 1970

PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIP — Two lovely young ladies, Misses Vicky Anderson and Carla Martin (center) are all smiles as they receive scholarships from Alpha Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Presenting the awards are Mrs. Delores Casey (right), scholarship committee chairman, and Mrs. Marilyn Stray-

horn, basileus. Miss Anderson, daughter of Mrs. Nettie A. Anderson and a senior at Northwest, plans to enter Purdue University this fall. Miss Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Martin, is a graudate of Arlington High School and plans to attend Ball State University. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres.)

IUPUI GRADUATES: The 15 pictured above were among the hundreds receiving degrees during commencement exercises for Indiana UniversityPurdue University at Indianapolis this month. On front row are (left to right) Dianna M. Ivey, Gary; Joyce Lamberson, Kassa Kinde and Carol Ann Williams, all of Indianapolis, and

Fay J. Edmonds of Fayetteville, Tenn. On second row are Clara 0. Liftridge, city; Virgil Whitehurst, Dunkirk; Marna E. Perrish and Carr L. Darden, Indianapolis, and Charlotte A. Lee of Huntsville, Ala. On bottom row are Clifford J. Artis, Stephen R. Torian, Mary Whitfield, Gerald Thompkins and Harold Sebree, all of Indianapolis.

CLUB NEWS

The Purple Heart Nurses, met May 16 at the home of Mrs. Laura Wilson, 2725 Riverside Dr., where the members of the club transacted some important business during a dinner meeting. The Nurses will meet Saturday, June 13, in the home of Mrs. Lorene Monroe, 2920 E. 34th. *** The Girl Scouts of Troop 236 along with their parents were feted with a pitch in dinner in the Shelter Area of George Washington Park. Ceremonies and awards were presented in the Educational Building of the Indianapolis Zoo. Junior Girls eligible for bridging into Cadettes are:

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The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D. Eldridge, 2804 Brouse St., was the scene May 17 of the beautiful 35th anniversary reception of Mr. and Mrs. Radford West. Many guest were present at the gala affair. Hostesses were Mrs. Georgia Walker, Mrs. Essie Jones, Mrs . Hope Phillips, Mrs. Pearl Suggs, Mrs. Gertrude Randell, Mrs. Daisy Lewis. Charles Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, 2434 Indianapolis Ave., following a visit with his parents has returned to the campus of Indiana State University, Terre Haute. He will serve as a counselor for the Upward Bound summer program. He is a ‘68 graduate of Attucks High School and in his senior year was president of the Students' Council. This is his second year at Indiana State. H e is president of the English Club and a member of Alpha Phi Alph Fraternity.

Ushers who escorted the guest were Henry Walker Jr., Michael Ford, William M. Lewis and Artie Randell with Mrs. Mildred serving as commentator. The table was set with a beautiful four tier wedding cake, and a beautiful punch bowl. Guest were served a lovely dinner. Mr. and Mrs. West were recipients of a purse and many beautiful gifts.

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The Jolly Sixteen will meet with Mrs. Gertrude Rogers, Sunday , June 14 at 1034 S. Peter. Planning for the scheduled picnic and several bus trips are on the agenda. The last meetingwasheldat the home of Mrs. Annetta Rogers. All members are urged to be present.

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The Entre-Nous Club met in the home of Mrs. Sherman, 2615 Carrollten Ave. Friday June 5. Plans were made for "Bus Trip" to Detroit, Michigan during the Labor Day week-

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For additional details call Mrs. Beatrice Fox, 925-3619 or Mrs. Clema V. Rodgers, 636-4150.

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The Goldenaires were entertained at the Stockholm House by hostesses Mrs. Iva Giles and Mrs. Iona Haynes. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Kennedy, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Hooks, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Lewis, Mrs. Beulah Glover and daughter, Mrs. Priscilla Mills, Mrs. Frances Hill, Mrs. Carrie Holland , Mrs. Juanita Easley and Miss Isabell Armstrong. The Five Debs were entertained in the home of Mrs. Juanita Easley, 2922 Euclid,

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Miss L. B. Jacobs in concert at Cataract, Indiana Recently recording artist Lavenia B. Jacobs was guest artist appearing on program before a Sunday School Convention held at Cataract Baptist Church, Cataract, Indiana. There were nine churches participating in the event, according to Rev. Plummer D. Jacobs, her sponsor. She wa s accompanied by pianist Will B. Head, who also accompanied Tenor Dan Payton, a music major at Indiana University, at Bloomington, Indiana.

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By CLARA PHILLIPS

The city Federation will meet Tuesday 16th at 2034 N. Capitol Ave. The Silver Threads will host the meeting and have planned the program. Election of officers is schduled and members are urged to bring in all reports. Preparation are to be made for the annual convention to be held in Gary July 11 thru 14th. Mrs. Ollie Douglass is chairman of the transportation committee members should contact Mrs. Douglass, so that arrange me nte can be completed to carry a full bus load of members^ to the convention. Mrs. De*otha Breeding is chairman of the committee that is making plans to go to the national, meeting in Alantic City, N. J. Mrs.Sarah

Allen is the president of the City Federation. *** The Progressive Needle Craft Club will meet at 6p.m. Friday with Mrs. Sadie Hardiman, 2340 Martindale Ave. Mrs. Sea Ferguson is the Club president. ***■• The Parlimentary CM) will meet Tuesday June 16 th, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Beanie Dawson is in charge. .*** The American Beauty Club will meet June 19th with Mrs. Blanche Vincent, 301 W. Hampton Drive. Reports and election of officers is scheduled. Mrs. EmmaBrown is club president.

All clubs should be winding up their yearly programs in preparation for the State convention. Every club is urged to send their president or a delagate to the meeting. *** The Busy Bee Club is sponsoring a mother daughter banquet June 27 th at 6 p.m. If you don't have a daughter bring the girl of your choice. The profits from the banquet are to help in defraying the expense of the children to the convention. Mrs. Mary McKeaver is the club sponsor. Mrs. Margret Howell of Fort Wayne, the state president urges the attendance of all members possible. Gary will spread the red carpet*

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