Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1979 — Page 4
PAGE 4 THE 'NDIANAPOLIS RECORDER SATURDAY, DfCEMBER 15, 1979 '
Ltft to right: Mrs. Paul A. Batties, Director of Sponsors and hostess; honored guests: Miss Helen Louise Negley; Rev. Carl Hatfield; Dr. Russell A. Lane, guest speaker: [seated) Mrs Hatfield; Mrs. Russell .4. Lane; Mrs. Vivian Terry Moon; Miss Wendy Boyle; Miss Brenda Walls; and Miss Yvonne Long.
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Last Saturday was a busy day for Recorder Women Sponsors when they met to submit their final report for the “1979 Recorder Christmas Cheer Fund” at the home of Mrs. Paul A. Batties. The medley of beautiful Christmas songs and organ selections by Mr. O.B. Manning against a background of glittering Christmas trees and other seasonal decorations, created a festive atmosphere for the many enthusiastic sponsors and honored guests, who were present to enjoy the occasion. Rev. Carl Hatfield, accompanied by his lovely wife Virginia Hatfield, was the guest speaker who gave an interesting and challenging talk on the subject, “going on with Life with Christ." Mrs. Batties, the hostess, introduced several honored guests: Deputy Major Joseph A. Slash, who was called upon to bring greetings and best wishes to sponsors for their earnest efforts, on behalf of the city’s needy families; SMrs. Joyce Revere; Mrs. LeRoy Torain; Mr. Frank Eowtu, Ms. Phyllis Griffin; Ms. Helen Louise Negley; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClure; Ms. Wendy
Boyle; Ms. Mary Rowley; Ms. Yvonne Long; Ms. Brenda Walls and Dr. and Mrs. Russell A. Lane. During the meeting, individual financial reports from sponsors were made. In the absence of Mrs. Joseph Butler, secretary to the Sponsors, reports were made by Mrs. Roosevelt Drane who was assisted by Mrs. Audrey Buford, Mrs. Bernice Torain and Mrs. Wylean Sanders. A statement of the total amount collected was presented by Mrs. Buford. The Sponsors were encouraged by Mrs. Perdue, chairman of Sponsors to strive over the week-end, to reach their goal for the “1979 Recorder Christmas Cheer Fund.” Mrs. Batties, Director, praised the Sponsors for the excellent response they have received from the community. She thanked all of the participants who contributed so much to the inspiration of the day. The speaker, Rev. Hatfield; the guest artists; Mr. Manning; Ms. Long and Ms. Brenda Walls, all accomplished musicians for their beautiful inspirational music; Dr. Russell A. Lane for an impressive
benediction; Mrs. Cecil Hall and Mrs. Watson for the delicious luncheon they prepared. The Sponsors were inspired by the presence of the guests and by the fact that friends all over the city had been so kind in their giving inorder to make this year’s fund raising possible. Many families will be made happier this Christmas because of the work of the women Sponsors. Mrs. Fred Perdue is the Chairman. Mrs. Louise
Terry Batties is the Director. Mrs. George I. Temple, Staff Coordinator; Mr. Georgge Thompson, Business Manager; Mr. Marcus C. Stewart, Sr., Editor and Publisher of The Indianapolis Recorder and Treasurer of Recorder Charities, Inc. On behalf of The Women Sponsors, Mrs. Batties extends gratitude to all contributors whose names will appear in the Christmas Issue of the Recorder and a Merry Christmas to all.
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FROM LEFT: Miss Phyllis Griffin; Miss Bessie Colter; Mrs. Marlyn Strouder [in the background seated); Mrs. Marshall -4 1 alley: Mrs. LeRoy Torain; Mrs. Dewey Torain and Mrs. Batto s.
»- from Friday. Dec. 14 tr,r*nii;h Sunday Dec. .40. ( ! uS" irum t he Central District ut Federated Carden CNh" id Indiana annually decorate various areas of the 22 room mansion. the former home oi Mr and Mrs. J.K. Lilly . Jr. This year s theme is iron: the Edwardian period, daunt iron .-omit 1900 to the hee.nmr.L' ot World War 1, roUktLy around the ryutn of K ’ e Edward VII in Hmyland. It w.is narked by extravagant jsi s ’ a romantic view of ■ d :r* , s;,r- as potted plant's, peacock t* n tiers and pastels. ' • > Cam : Clubs have re s* n.-hed tr.e Christmas decor ' the era through books and u attazines which illustrate the v ar "Us arc »r cene nt s Kdwardia: them* utils {or a color plan im orporat .r.y C hr.st mas lands, apes, as s.^.r, , n the dinimr room, where t he linen and lace tablecloth -v n.bon/i-s the snow apneo* carnations show tr,* pink tpiM ot the sunset I he them* p>r the dining room. t>\ the } A Creek Carden Club, was tar* • from a 101 1 "HarperN jt a/Ac
L> ft to nyht Mr . Batto s: Mrs. Rosa Haynes; Mrs. Irene UT;' Mrs. Ruh* rt Byndsong and \0s Bessie Mathews. What you should know about layaway plans
ATTENTION SOCIALITES! News for the social pages are printed FREE. Been on a vacation 0 \\ hat's your club doing {electing officers, planning an activity, been to a convention]? Have you entertained guests 0 You engaged? Just got married? Celebrated, an anniversary? Know someone who is worthy of a feature story for contributions made socially, civically, educationally? Write and tell us about it. HONEST - WE W ANT TO KNOW! Just drop us a line about what you are doing socially and mail it to us BEFORE MONDAY at 5 P .M. Our address is: The Indianapolis Recorder, 2901 N. Tacoma, Indianapolis, Ind. 46218. Got questions? Call the social editor at 924-5143. Help us serve you by letting US knO?! 'iwhat is happening. The social pages are a reflection of what you - our readers - are doing. _ 2
Layaways the answer to 1* percent credit card interest and a flood of bills after Jan. 1, and a bigger and better hiding place for the kdis' Christmas gifts'.' Or another overspending trap for the unwary holiday shop per? According to marketing professor Thomas P. Hast ad of the Indiana I'niversity School of Business at Indianapolis, using layaways can be a boon or a bane to your holiday buying Mattie plan. "Somebody you have to pay." Hustad cautions against overbuying. If you started shopping early, and continue shopping until Christ mas, the net result might be buying three times as much as you planned to buy. So beware of getting caught up in the spirit of the season and overextending. One way to do this is to keep track of what you have in layaway. Record the name of the store, the merchant, and the product and keep receipts on what you buy. says Hustad. The layaway user should always note the contract terms. Failure to adhere to the terms of the contract can cancel the agreement. The charge for lavaway should be identified in advance. Layaway charges range from none at all to a minima! paperwork charge of 50f, to a percentage of the sale. Get a receipt for each payment on the
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layaway. "If the merchant is in finan cia! difficulty, the customer can lose the merchandise and the money paid on it," says Hustad. This is the best reason to know your merchant when using layaways. Th* merchant must also supply the goods in the condition they were in when placed in layaway. Don't accept soiled or dusty goods. Also, if the item goes on sale while you have it m layaway, ciieck to see if the store will honor the sale price. "Layaway is often used by people who can't or won't use other forms of credit." says Hustad. "It can also be a good wav to buy items that you won't need immediately. You might want to place next spring's lawnmower in layaway, for example." For those of you who are up to your holly in layaway hock, get ready the day of reckoning is neiy. If you have overextended, approach the credit manager and see what can be worked out, advises Hustad. If you can outline a program of repayment, the merchant is likely to be reason able. Remember, however, you can lose your layaw ay if you fail to pay the balance in full on the date specified in the contract. Night i n gales Thelma Barnett was hostess for the Nightingales' December meeting. Eleanor Barnett was last month's hostess, at which time the club welcome two new members. Delores Taylor and f alive Harris. The Nightingales extend Season’s Greetings to all. Thel ma Barnett is the President. "Small minds can never handle great themes." St. Jerome
St. Peter Claver Center was the setting for the November meeting of the Madame C. J. Walker Club of Indianapolis, NANBPW Clubs. Inc. The importance of membership in the first Business and Professional Federal Credit Union granted to a Black women’s group was stressed by the President, Mariah Bradford. Baskets were filled for sick members with fruit brought by each member. Interesting hob bies were shared by members attending: Sewing, stamp collecting, traveling, crafts, photography, reading, music, cooking, golf, tennis, and post cards. Members present were: Mariah Bradford. Frances Boglin, Medical tipsfor women's clubs As Community Service and Health Education project for this year, the Woman's Auxiliary to the Marion County Medical Society in conjunction wuh the American Cancer Society is sponsoring a pro gram on "Self Breast Examination." This is being offered to women's clubs in Indianapolis. The purpose of the program is to teach women the proper technique tor self breast exa mination and to recognize find ings that should be reported to their physicians. The program includes a discussion about breast cancer, a film, a demo stration with teaching aids, and a question and answer period. The program lasts about one hour. Any club interested may contact Debbie Sandelin. 257 7121, American Cancer Society at 2421 Willowbrook Parkway, Suite #103.
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Geneva Parker, Barbara Hatcher, Ruth Jones, Susie Weeks, Gertrude Milton, Marion Bonds, Bernice Gude, Gina Beverly, Patricia Crutchfield, Ruth Armstrong and Ethel Murray. The club welcomed its newest member Hendretta Regan. Visitors attending were Martha Weeks, Emma Randall and Alice Steele of Warjack, Michi gan. The December Meeting will be held at St. Peter Claver on December 22, from 4 to 6 p. m. featuring International Christmas Customs. Members will wear the national dress, pre pare a dish and give a short statement on the country of their choice and its Christmas custom. AKA to award scholarship funds A $1,000 scholarship from Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority is available to high school seniors with B averages or above who plan to attend college. The scholarship fund was created by the Hanes Corpora tion of Winston Salem, N.C. in honor of Alpb" Kappa Alpha's national president, Dr. Barbara K. Phillips, a Winston-Salem resident. Individuals interested in ap plying for the award should call Mrs. George Pillow at 266 4836 or Marilyn St ray horn at 2664276 or write: Hanes/Phillips Scholarship, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 5211 South Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60615. The deadline for applications is December 20. The grant complements the thousands of dollars which Alpha Kappa Alpha annually awards to students through its local chapters. This year, Alpha Kappa Alpha is America’s first Greekletter organization established by and for Black women.
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Business and Professional Circle of New Bethel Baptist Church (Missionary) Circle meets Saturday, 3:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Lucie Poindexter, 3001 N. Arsenal. This will be the group’s Christmas gathering complete with gift exchanges. Speakers will be Rev. and Mrs. Willard Nance. * * * Woman’s Council of Feder ated Clubs meets Saturday, 1 p.m., with Mrs. Melissa Williams, 3168 E. Fall Creek Parkway. North Drive. Mrs. Sally Yates, president, is expecting all members to show up. • * * CHRISTMAS STORY: THE GREAT PHYSICIAN Seeking to be alone at one of those times when he felt the need of retirement, Jesus went ashore on a lonely side of the lake, but immediately He was met by a wild-looking man who came out of the wilderness. The man was insane because he was possessed of devils which lived in him and made him act crazily. He. had been chained so that he might not harm anyone, but in his mad frenzy he had burst his chains. And he ripped off his clothes. He spoke to Jesus saying
Jesus, Son of God, what have I to do with you? I call upon you not to torment me. For Jesus had spoken, calling upon whatever unclean spirit was in the man to come out, for in this way Jesus knew that the man might understand His wish to heal him. And make him normal again. But the man only shouted louder. In his madness, he frightened a herd of swine that were feeding by the lake. Jesus caused the unclean spirits to go into the herd of swine. The swine, driven to madness, ran wildly in a panic into the water and drownded. Jesus, the great physician, by a power known only to Him drove out the devils from this man. For the man became quiet and did not shout any more, and sat by the feet of Jesus and permitted himself to be clothed. At this time of the year, the world is celebrating the birth of Jesus, Son of God who is the great physician. * * * Lula Bean Federated Club meets Saturday, December 22. in Foster Lounge, 2154 N. Illinois, at 6 p.m. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. Pauline John son is president.
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