Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1981 — Page 6

DAr . , TNIHNHANAFOIISRKOtOIR rAVB O SATURDAY, OCTOKR 31,1f«1

1 Hh. TOAST that biwls. 'That's what is shunt! Inriuqta by Mr. atnl Mrs. William h.rnt st Hutrhihs Jr. folbtu-iny th* ir rhurrina*

Satnrtiay at ( ahl u *11 A ME Zian Church. Shi a itn tnrmtr Miss Mary Ann Wyatt. \l.iiinoril T Clark Sr. phata\

WELL PLEASED mother $ share the spotlif/ht with youngsters who took top honors in Men About Toum's first baby contest, conducted Saturday at the FAC Home. Winners are \from left] first place, Valerie Yancy, mother, Sandra Yancy: secorld, Michael Robinsm, norther, Mary K. Robinson, anil third, Andre DeJuan Jones,

mother, Diana Robinson. Men About Toum members say they couldn't be happier over the supp/rrt given their project. Club officers include BUI Barnett, president; Melvin Thomas, vice-president, awl Clarence Gaddie, public relatvms perunt. [James Burres photo]

Mary Wyatt-W.E. Hutchins rites

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Marriage is to be taken as a lasting commitment. Miss Mary Ann Wyatt and William Krnest Hutchins Jr. chose the past Saturday to make permanent their commit ment to each other by being

married in a single ring ceremony at ( aidwell AMK Zion Church. As Itev. A.J. Blake of Jones Tabernacle AMK Zion Church read vows. Miss Wyatt, a Fort Harrison employee, became the

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Mrs. Jesse Caldwell, president of Gaillard Unit 107 American Legion Auxiliary, has named Mrs. Emory James chairman of the annual Veterans Day Tea to be held November 8. This is a yearly observance of the day set aside by the government to honor veterans of all wars. The tea this year will 4-6 p.m. November 8 at Bethel AME Church. Mrs. James has appointed l he following committees: Program. Mrs. John Dow dell, chairman; Mrs, Troy Manlove; Alpha Mu Omega* benefit event is November 14 Alpha Mu Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, presents an afternoon of food, fashions and games for the Is-nefit of scholarships and charities Saturday, November 14. at 12 n<s»n, in The Atkinson Hotel. For full details on this gala event, contact Ruby Woodson, chairperson, 291 1073; Diane Billow, Basileu*. 239 4939, or any other Alpha Mu Omega soror.

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