Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1975 — Page 4

PAGE 4 THE 'NDIANAPOLIS RECORDER SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. 1975*

Fashion show deluxe one of highlights of 10th Annual Temptation Ball Aug. 16

The- 1975 Temptation Ball, scheduled for August 16 in Ballroom B of the Indiana Con-vention-Exposition Center, will be remembered as offering the most and costing the least to those attenejing. With this in mind, members’ of the Definants Club have really put together a dynamite show. For a mere donation of $4.50, those attending can dance and see a super fashion show

featuring the clubs of Indy and entitled, “Alive for ’75.Plus see and hear the dynamic and beautiful singing sensation, Barbara Mason, national recording star; and a band and singing group who are also national recording stars and backup artists, The Futures. Believe it or not, there’s more. Patrons will see the crowning of ‘ Miss Temptation

1975,’ plus more dancing. The dress is casual or after five for your comfort. Miss Mason was last seen here in 1964 at the old Skatarena when the Defiants were sponsoring midnight skating and dancing parties. Consequently this is the second time around for what promises to be an affair not soon to be forgotten. Tickets for the ball are on sale at Poporee , 13th and West

REPRESENTING 12 CLUBS, these individuals willbe among the models appearing during the 10th Annual Temptation Ball’s dynamite fashion show on Saturday night, August 16. in Ballroom B of the Convention-Exposition Center. Soul singing sensation Barbara Mason will be featured, along with the F utures Orchestra. Modeling in the Defiant Club-sponsored ball will be (from left) Sonja Marion,

representing Everyday People; Lawrenoe McClendon, The Men, Diane Bellamy, Psychedillics; Brenda Gary, Touch of Perfection; Bobby Johnson, Soulful Zodiacs; Sharon Wilson, Mid-Night Lace; Steve Pinner, High Chapparals; Stella Farris, Black Kameos; Dorothy Tuggles, Women of Essence; Thomas McClure, Love Buddies; Terry Wilson, Efurus, and Liz Stigler, Black Gold.

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Mrs. Willie Ruth Kelly, a former resident of this city now residing in San Bernadino California, returned home last week after an extended visit in the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. LillardBoatrigh, 3555 Evergreen. Many courtesies were extended to this charming, young lady during her stay in our fair city. She arrived in time for the July 4th holiday and was entertained that day by her mutual friend Mrs. Inez

Garner.

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Mrs. Kelly is well remembered for her melodious voice as soloist and member of the Mt. Paran Senior Choir. She enthralled the worshipers when she very beautifully and reverently appeared as guest soloist during Sunday Morning Services. She was well received by pastor, Sunday school, choir, and deaconess. The church at large, welcomed her with wide spread arms. Time did not permit all her friends to entertain her because she took a short jaunt to Chicago to visit a nephew and his family, Mr. andMrs. Homer Slaughter. Mrs. Kelly also visited a classmate and longtime friend, Mrs. Tommie Austin, Detroit, Michigan. Among the other courtesies extended her was a patio and dinner, party held by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Elzy McReynolds hosted a dinner and theater party at Beef and Boards for Mrs. Kelly. It was followed by movies taken a year ago by the photographer McReynolds when his family visited Mrs. Kelly in California. Mr. and Mrs. Henoh Head, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Jackson and Mrs. Leoma Campbell entertained with dinner in their

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Streets; Good Vibration Records, 11th Street Shopping Center; all Bell Prescription Centers, Al Ewing Cleaners, 26th and Northwestern, and Mr. Big Stuff Records, 27th and Northwestern. P.S. All clubs interested in participating in the fashion show should contact Ms. Mary Ann Dickerson Wednesday through Fridays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. at 923-0915.

ENTHUSIAM is running high for the 1975 Recorder Women Sponsors Cheer Fundcampaign. Pictured here following tea are (from left) Mrs. Paul A. Battles, director of Sponsors and hostess for tea; Mrs. Henry Maddox, Mrs. Fred Perdue, chairperson of

Sponsors; Mrs. Carl Buford, Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore, Mrs. Joyce Lynew, acharming new Sponsor; Mrs. Curtis Farmer, Mrs. Frances Barnett, also a new Sponsor, and Mrs. James Moore.

respective homes. Mr. andMrs Orlanda Banks, cousins ofMrs. Kelly, entertained the family with dinner in their home on West 62nd. Mrs. Bessie Matthews was a most gracious hostess for the honoree at the Teller’s Cage in the Indiana National Bank Building, 1 Indiana Square. Mr and Mrs. Elbert Jones were in on the entertainment circuit also. The Timothy, Eunice, and Lois Bible Class of Mt. Paran Sunday School where Mrs. Inez Garner still teaches, held a salad spread in the home of the members Mr. and Mrs. Willie Thompson, Hampton Drive, in honor of Mrs. Kelly. The teacher presented her with a beautiful carnation corsage. Mesdames Ella Hall and Lula McCampbell conducted games as entertainment prior to serving a variety of salads, beverages, and desserts. Invited guest included Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Head, Mr. Sam Dubbins, Mr McReynolds, Mr. Willie Thompson and Mr. Kenneth Spencer. Mrs. Kelly’s trip was most enjoyable and she truly enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere hospitality, and comforts of her cousins’ home despite the death in the family of the Boatrights prior to her departure.

Following the July Tea for The Recorder Women Sponsors and officials of Recorder Charities, Inc., held at tne home of Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Battles, members of the organization are making personal contacts throughout the city among personal and community friends hoping to secure sufficient funds for the “Recorder 1975 Cheer Fund”, used to service the city’s needy families, primarily during the approaching holiday season. The many public spirited friends in the community are being urged and invited to give now in order to insure the success of the service of The Recorder Women Sponsors who have directed their interest and efforts each year in Christian Service to the less fortunate that have expressed a desire and need for help. The Sponsors, under the leadership of Mrs. Paul A. Batties, express appreciation to all who have given generously to the Recorder Charities and have made possible their services to the-community.

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Couple united in marriage Gail M. Lake and Lawrence bridegroom is the son of Mrs. J. Guynn exchanged vows at Robert Guynn. St. Rita Catholic Church last Sharon Merriweather was the Saturday night. maid of honor, and Michael The bride is the daughter of Dalton was the best man. Mrs. James A. Smith. The

Members of the Cardette Club held their last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Maggie Cowherd last Friday evening. Mrs. Golda Glover, vice-presi-dent presided. Mrs. Cowherd served refreshments which were followed by Whist. Mrs. Gladys Johnson won first prize and Mrs. Ella Clark and Ms. Amy McReynolds tied for second. The club’s trip to Cincinnatti is Sunday. Regular meetings will begin once again in September. Student receives masters Michael L. Simmons, a graduate of Crispus Attucks High School and Kentucky State University, received a Masters of Music degree from Butler University. The commencement was held Friday, July 25th at Clowes Hall. The speaker was Richard D. Gibb, Commissioner for Higher Education in the state of Indiana. Simmons, a native of Indianapolis, is a pianist, singer, in-’ strumentalist, teacher and composer-arranger.

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Chatting v/ith the F.A.C. BY BESSIE JAMES

Many of our F.A.C. members are vacationing in Atlanta, Las Vegas, Hawaii and other points of interest.

During this lull in activities workers are busy doing some cleaning up, repairing and painting on the F.A.C. Home getting it in a nice and wholesome atmosphere for the fall activities. Mrs. Lucille Bellamy is enjoying her vacation, also many of the groups are relaxing.

Responses from letters, groups and the article in The Indianapolis Recorder concerning the choice of the Achievers and Lionel F. Artis Award to be given in November are quite gratifying. Keep them coming in and please state briefly why you are suggesting the persons suggested. The F.A.C. is very proud of the names suggested.

The Co-Ells Club held their final meeting Sunday, July 27th for their bus tour to Orlando Fla., to visit the Disney World. Mr. Alvia Coleman is in charge. *** Mrs. Josephine Jackson is recuperating in the Turtle Creek Nursing Home. Our prayers are still with her.

Happy birhtday to the following attendance members: August 2, Mildred L. Kniffley, 1129 South Capitol; August 3, Willora Morris, 453 West 29th; Ester Graves, 1613Martindale; August 4, Leona Little, 1304 Burdsal Pkwy; August 5, Louise Austin, 3309 N. Ruckle Rev. M.B. Edmonds, 1841 Koehne; August 6, Veatrice Hollfleld, 3627 N. Illinois; Ira L. Thomas, 759 Berkley Rd; August 8, Devon Commings, 3711 Ruskin; Edna Woods, 1062 Tremont. *** “A little act of thoughtfulness can make a sad heart glad”

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