Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1978 — Page 4

4 THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

PAGE 4 SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1471

Sponsors meet near season end It was a beautiful afternoon memory of beloved, deceased for the Recorder Women Spon- Recorder Women Sponsors.

Mrs. Paul A. Batties, the director of the Sponsors, praised all of the members of the organization for a job well done and for their fine spirit of cooperation which contributed to the success of The Easter Parade and all other efforts in behalf of the Recorder Chari-

ties, Inc.

The informative and dynamic speaker for this very stimulating meeting was Dr. Joseph Taylor, Dean of The Liberal Arts School at IUPUI, and was introduced by Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore. Mrs. Batties in behalf of the Sponsors, thanked him for accepting their invitation to speak at the meeting and extended a cordial welcome to other honored guests: Mrs. Mary Helen Dunn; Mrs. Hallie Carter, representing the National Council of Negro Women; Robert M. Turner, principal of Arlington High School; and Harry A. Radcliffe, former assistant superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools.

sors when the were so hospitably and cordially received by their charming hostess, Mrs. Doris Smith Jones, in her home at 6115 Riverview Drive. Mrs. Jones, following a beautiful prayer given by her mother Mrs. Cordelia Smith, served a delicious and artistically catered luncheon which all of the members thoroughly enjoyed and greatly appre-

ciated.

After this delightful social hour, the chairman of the Sponsors, Mrs. Fred Perdue, called the meeting to order. The hostess was called upon to conduct the worship which was very inspirational. The business of the meeting consisted of an evaluation of the “Easter Parade” and an interesting and efficient report of the financial results of this project. The report was given by Mrs. Gladys Butler, the secretary. Proceeds from the Easter Parade are used to provide the annual $500 memorial scholarship honoring the

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ATTENDING THE RECORDER Women Sponsors meeting held recently were \from left to right, seated): Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore, Mrs. Carl Bvford, Mrs. Elnore Pepper, Mrs. Hallie Carter, Mrs. Bernice Torain, Mrs. Rosa Haynes and Mrs. Lucy Perdue, chairman. Standing left to right are Mrs.

Maude Langford hostess Mrs. Doris Smith Jones, Mrs. Curtis Farmer, Mrs. Roosevelt Drone, Mrs. Samella Robinson, Ms. Frances Barnett, Mrs. Merrell Haynes and Mrs. Paul A. Batties, director of Sponsors.

The Sponsors director acknowledged members of the charming hostess’ family which included her daughter Ms. Paula Louise Jones, a junior at IUPUI, and sister Mrs. Theresa Guise, a member of Congressman Andy Jacob’s staff.

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tion and information emanating from the meeting and heartily thanked Mrs. Jones for such a pleasant and beautiful after-

noon.

The closing prayer was given by Mrs. Marshall A. Talley. Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore graciously consented to be hostess for the final meeting of the season on May 6, to be held promptly at 1:30 p.m. at her

home.

Mrs. Fredonia Stewart Temple is staff coordinator of Recorder Charities, Inc.; Mr. George Thompson, business manager; Mr. Marcus C. Stewart, Sr., treasurer, and editor-publisher of The Record-

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Anyone interested in participating in the WEGO Travel Club sponsored trip to Las Vegas scheduled for June 18-22 may obtain more information by contacting Mrs. Mary Tompkins at 253-6745. Sorority sets card party The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc., will sponsor its annual Scholarship Card Party on Saturday, May 6, at 12:30 p.m. The card party, which will include a luncheon, will be held in the augitorium of the L. S. Ayres downtown store. Gifts and doorprizes will be given out to winners. Tickets for the affair are $6. Interested persons may contact Card Party chairman Nellye Matthews at 632-7629. Black Expo Beauty Pageant Application are now available for the Indiana Black Expo Beauty Pageant. Young ladies ages 18-23 are invited to enter the senior division of the pageant, while young ladies ages 14-17 could qualify as contestants in the junior division. Deadline for application is MAY 4...so, pick up your entry form today at Expo headquarters located at 119Vj West 34th St., or call 923-8479 for more information.

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President Starling James is at home now to recuperate from a siege of serious illness that necessitated his stay in St. Vincent Hospital. He expressed gratitude for every kind act he has received. Mrs. Susie Williams of Cleveland, Ohio, has returned home after a short visit in the home of Mr. James. She was called here due to his illness. **• The general meeting of the federation was held Monday evening with good attendance. Vice-president Chester Little presided. Board members Ms. Faira Pruirr and Ms. Thelma Pruitt, served the group a delectable repass after the adjournment instead of sponsoring a program. This was a pleasant surprise. *** Mrs. Simon Ried and Ms. Willora Morris called attention to the fact that they had just returned from a “much enjoyed” trip to the Passion Play with other travelers. They were among the sponsors of this trip and are also F.A.C. board members. Board member Mrs. Kath-

erine Flowers was very successful in the recent distribution of children’s clothing, an annual project, in the F.A.C. community. She had help from others on her committee. Mrs. Flowers informed the federation that the Mayor’s garden seeds are to be issued soon and will be obtainable by requests. APRIL BIRTHDAYS: April 1-Paul Carter, 2808 N. Capitol Ave., Vera Roberts, 4110 Rookwood Ave., April 3-Golda Glover, 542 E. 38th St., April 5-Shirley M. Green, 5553 W. Penn Lane; Earl W. Lee, 3541 Illinois St., April 8-Elizabeth Taylor, 2855 E. Riverside Dr., April 13 Mildred Cooksey, 2404 Martin Luther Lane; Beatrice Thompson, 907 N. Lynn, April 14 Ruth M. Highbaugh, 1423 W. 28th St., April 15-John Megzter, 6764 Whitley Lane, April 16-Nora B. Laureu, 5010 E. 30th St.; Guy Eula Jennings, 4132 Graceland, April 17-Willa Mae Fleming, 3116 Graceland, April 20-Ruth Hyde, 2726 High land Place, April 23-Elsa Jack son, 2248 N. Arsenal Ave., April 28-Margaret Montgomery, 1307 N. Pruitt; Alvin Coleman, 1605 Prospect.

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