Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1973 — Page 5

Miss Francme Gossett to wed

Mr. Donald Harrison June 9

Miss Francine A. Gossett and Mr. Donald L. Harrison will be united in marriage ip a double-ring ceremony June 9 at 3:30 p.m. at St. Paul Baptist Church before Rev. C.J. Bailey. Parents of the bride-elect are Mr and Mrs. Leonard W. Burnett, 6455 Grandview Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Harrison, 6071 Knollton Road, are parents of the groom r to-be. A reception will follow in the church’s dining roorm Miss Gossett i$ a graduate of North Central High School and is attending Indiana Uni-versity-Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUD- Mr. Harrison is also a graduate of North Central and is presently serving with the UnitedStates Army. The bride will wear a white dress with short train, long lace veil, with deep lace designs printed in gown. She will carry flowers of combination of roses, carnations and orchids. Flowers of pink and blue will decorate the church and musical selections will feature songs by the bride with the main selection being, “We’ve Only Just Begun.” Mr. Anderson T. Dai-

ley will be organist, with solos by Alison Wright. The bride will be given away by her father, Mr. Leonard W. Burnett. The maid-of-honor is Miss Terri Gosse.tt. She will wear a pink - flowered gown over taffata. Bridesmaids will be Misses Delia Burnett, Wanda Woodson, Beryl Cain, Kathi Burnett and Valarie Pettway. They will wear a combination of pink and blue flowered dresses. Best man is Lonnie J. Harrison. Ushers will be Messrs. Frank Gossett, McKinley Blakes, Phillip Smith, Michael Chumley, Ralph Green, Jeffery Clark and David Burnett, all of Indianapolis. Little Miss Valencia Burnett is the flowergirl and she will wear a pink lace dress with pink and blue flowers. Hostesses for the reception are Misses Anita Morse, Veth Thomas, Earlene Barrett, Leatresis Porter Marsha Cody and Cynthia Wilson. * Decorations for the reception will be in colors of pink and blue with pink and blue cake. Out-of-town guest w i 1 1 be

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettwav of Jacksonville Fla.; Mr. Jake Riggins of Wadley, Ga., and Miss J. Conyers and Miss L. Elberys of Manning, South Carolina. The couple will home at Fort Hood. Tex., after their marriage.

FUN WAS THEIR GAME, pleasure was their dancing at the various nightclubs. Members aim and both were captured by The Charis- of the club are from left (front row) Francine matic Few with their husbands and dates Ashby, Larnell Burks, Gwen Dixon and Jarwhen they spent the Memorial Day weekend nell Craig. Standing from left are Marie at the fabulous Playboy Club at Lakej Gene- Nelson, Patricia Carther, Carole Brooks va, Wis. Their days and nights were spent Diane Pillows, and Connie Burks. Not pichorseback riding go-carting, boating and tured is Marcia King.

THE SICKLE CELL ANEMIA FOUNDATION was the recipient of a check presented recently by Delta Chi Delta Chapter of Alpha Pi Omega Sorority . Shown presented the check to Mr. Debow are Soror Elaine Johnson (left) and Basileus Leona Ruth Collins. Members not shown- are Sorors Maggie Bobbitt, Novella Dickins Beulah Harding, Iva B. Holifield. Anna Hughes,Odessa Jones.

Priscilla Dean Lewis, Ruth Nunn, Iris Roberson, Ethel Tate, Ethel Whitley, Elizabeth Williams, Carlee n Young, Sybil Ann Cureton, Elisandra Rash, Wanda Mills, Judi Colbert, Mary L. Strode, Berdie Payton and Maeola Roby. Plans were made for the Ebony Fashion Fair, which will be held Nov. 9 at the Indiana Convention-Exposition Center.

Webster L. Brewer is a native of Clarksville, Tenn., but came to our town-Indianapolis, at the age of three (3) so we claim him as a Hoosier. He attended public schools and graduated from Manual high school. He earned the BS degree with a major in Education from Indiana University; and the LLB andJD degrees from Indiana University Law School at Indianapolis. Mr. Brewer has studied at the University of Washington and at the School of Social Work of Indiana University. The black lawyer is unique in that he qualifies for his profession with the degrees from colleges and/or universities^ passes the bar and in addition his experiential background qualifies him for his profession. Webster L. Brewer is one of those experiences while in the pursuit of law degrees, provided him with much practical knowledge Of people. For example, he has been a case worker for the Department of Public Welfare, a case worker for Ju-

WEBSTER BREWER

venile Court, an agent forHam-\ ilton Management Corporation, a teacher at Crispus Attucks Adult Education Division and employed by Federal Bureau of Prisons, YMCA. and Christamore. Mr. Brewer has served as the ExecutVv^ Director of special projects of the Indianapolis Bar Association and as such he has been instrumental in effecting changes that benefit e-

veryone i n the Bail Bond System, the Misdemanor Courts. The Police Department, and in the: establishment of an Alcoholic Treatment Center. His civic, social and religious affiliations include: Urban League, NAACP, National Business League, Forward Inc.. Citizen’s Advisory Council to Indianapolis Safety Director, member of Mayor’s Drug Abuse Task Force. He is active in Kappa Alpha Psi, and Phi Alpha Delta social fraternities. • Mr. Brewer and his family are active members of Bethel AME Church. Mr. Brewer is married to the former Patricia Freeman, who after a stint with teaching, decided to become a distributor for AMWAY products. The Brewers have three children, two girls and a boy, and they reside at 1619 Thomas Woods Trail. Currently Mr. Brewer is engaged in the full time practice of law and maintains an office at 156 E. Market Street on the 13th floor.

Miss Radford, Mr. Taylor schedule June 30 weddin

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Mrs. Elvon Bass Radford of Indianapolis and Mr. Ronald E. Taylor of Anderson will be united in marriage in rites June 30 at the home of the future bride’s aunt at 2351 N. College. Rev. Enis Evans willperform theceremony. The wedding was announced by Miss Radford’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Granvil Radford Jr., 2537 N. Delaware. Parents of the groom-to-be are Mr. and Mrs. Zack Taylor of Anderson. Miss Radford attended Arsenal Technical High School.

while Mr. Taylor graduated from Anderson High School and has served with the Armed Forces in Vietnam. The m'aid-of-honor willbe the sister of the bride, Mrs. Evon Stewart. Best man is Emory Williams of Anderson. Bridesmaids are Karen and Vandella Radford and ringbearers are Erma Radford and Daniel Radford. From 200 to 300 guests are expected to attend the rites to be performed in the home of Mrs. Ludella Parrish.

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Here are some comments on Week-Day Religious Education: A 5th grader says,‘‘Religious Education made me feel like I was going to church. It has helped me come closer to God.” Another 5th grader, Tom, r says ‘‘I would like to spend more time with God. I think we should have Week-Day Religious Education in the 6th grade.” Fifth grader Karen comments “Week -Day Religious Education is -a special place for learning. W.R.E. means to keep God’s word and keep it in your hearts for we all love God and God is our Master. I have enjoyed W.R.E. because I have learned so much.” Pre - enrollment of W.R.E. students for 1973-74 is underway'. If you know of any 4th or 5th graders who would like to enroll, please call Week - Day Religious Education Headquarters at 923-7291. W.R.E. Recognition Service: William Flight from Abraham Lincoln School gave the invocation, Rebecca Lunsford of School 36 read the Old Testament scripture lesson, Luana Clark of Acton SchoOl gave the prayer after scripture, Timothy Murrell of School 45 gave the award winners response, and KatherinS Ann Moral of Mary Castle School gave the commissioning prayer. W.R.E. is proud of these students who did a wonderful job. ***

The Women’s Council, Federated Club, will meet in the home of Mrs. Edna Martin, 2525 Indianapolis Avenue. All members please makeaspecial effort to be present. This will be the last business meeting before the state convention. *** Persian Court No. 24, ladies affiliate of Persian Temple No. 46. will give special recognition to Daughters of Isis Susie Goodwin and Minnie Shaw. They are two of the oldest active members of Persian Court No. 24. All Daughters are urged to be present. Also, a card love token, a gift or whatever Daugh-' ters may desire for each of these Daughters. This will show in some way how much their loyalty and faithfulness for the years they have given to the coifrt. Refreshments will be served. *** Region Four Gala Day will be June 7, 8 and 9 at the Atkinson Hotel. The other courts in Region - Four are expectin? Persian Court No. 24 tobe in attendance. The Imperal Deputy of t h e Oasis of Indianapolis, Daughter Luvenia Snow, will visit the court on July 23. *** Freedom Shrine, an exhibit of 28 authenic reproductions of historically. famous American documents, was presented to the Children’s Museum by the Exchange Club of Indianapolis

ONE OF THE FEATURED highlights Of the Miss Black Indianapolis Beauty Pageant last Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Hilton was a performance by these lovely little ladies, students in ballet at Bea Moten’s Charm School, 3916 N. College. They were outstanding in their first show despite having been students at the school

only four months. Their teacher is Miss Barbara Weddock. a graduate student of dance at Butler University who will receive her masters soon. Kneeling from left are little Misses Tanya Radford and Ethel Beverly. Standing from left are little Misses Lisa Edmonds, Francetia Beverly and Kelly Moore.

on May 24. The documents will be on exhibit at the Museum throughout t h e summer and then by special persmission of the National Exchange Club, will be circulated through t h e schools in Indianapolis and surrounding townships. The 28 documents in the exhibit span 325 years, from the Mayflower compact to the World War II surrender in the Pacific. *** .

Approximately 200 people attended the annual te a at the Columbia Late Start Center, 2255 ColumbiA Avenue, on Sunday, June 3. The Senior Citizens and the director Mrs. Lucille Miller, wish to thank everyone who participated in making t h e event a success. Mrs. -Gertrude Nickerson was

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A “DANCE FOR THE YOUTH” will be held Friday night, June 8, from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. at the IUPUI Cafe, 1300 W. Michigan. Sponsoring the dance are The Women of Distinction and music will be furnshed by De Warsaw from Radio Station W.T.L.C. Proceeds will go to the Kidney Foundation of Methodist Hospital. The check will be

presented to the foundation during a matinee June 30 at Neto’s Lounge. The Women of Distinction are (from left) Mesdames Penny Winston, assistant reasurer; Terry.. Curtis president; Penny Anderson, promotion manager; Brenda Scott, treasurer; and Lorrine Carson, vice-president.

By ClARA- PHitLIrS The City Federation will meet June 19 at the club home, 2034 N. Capitol, at which time the electin of officers willbe held. The Parlimentary Study Club will be the host club and all clubs are asked to be sure and have representatives present. Mrs. Mary Carter is the president. *** The Progressive Needle Craft Club will meet with the president June 8 at 6 p.m. at .6053 Coburn. All members are asked to be present. Mrs. Mary Venerable is president. *** On June 7 the Thursday Coterie Club met with Mrs. Bessie Rutland at which time the election of officers for next year were held. June 21 is the date of a picnic honoring the past presidents. Mrs. Arlee Watts and Mrs. Marv Carter will be hostess and co-hostess at 4865 E. 64th. All members are expected. Mrs. Thelma Gray,is the president. *** The American Beauty Club held their final meeting of this

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