Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 218, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1930 — Page 16

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MANY WILL GET DIPLOMAS FROM NEGRO SCHOOLS Speaker List Is Announced for Exercises Set for This Week. More than fifty graduates will take part in the mid-year graduating exercises at School 42 on Wednesday morning at 10, when the Rev. Robert E. Skelton, pastor of Barnes M E. church, will address the class. Mr. Skelton is to speak on "Arithmetic and Life,” while special music for the occasion Is to be given by the girls’ glee club and school orchestra. E. W. At School 4 diplomas will be presen'ed Thursday mom'ne to seventeen graduates by F. E De Frantz, secretary of the Senate avenue branch of the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. Mary E. Cable is principal of the school. Th Fev. M W. Clair Jr., pastor of Simoron M. E. church. Is to address the c’p.ss of nineteen graduates at School on Wednesday morr’ns'. U. M. Riley is principal. A peccant lives of heroes of the Negro race is to be presented bv members rs the cla~s. A proo?sienal under d i re"tion of Mins Blanche Booth will be 'given by the school orchestra. Ransom to Speak The H. L. Sanders firm furnished robes for the bov singers who re to Join with the girls’ glee club in a musical program. Attorney F. B Ransom will x'iiress the el ess of twentv-eieht rradrat-s Wednesday mo-nlng at School 23. of which W. E. Baugh tx nrtnelnr.l. The Rev. R. L. Pone Is to address the Class at School 63. Wednesday at 10. of Which Mrs. Jeanette Carev Is Drincioal. ten graduates wi’.l receive dlniomns. Music by the boys* and Kiri’s choruses will feature the procram. Graduates entering Crispus Attucks high school from School 64 will Include William Banner and Thomas Wright. according to Mrs. Clio Kurtz, principal. Asa health measure, only members of graduates* families are expected to attend the school exercises, by request of School officials. Funeral rites for Walker Brown, who died at his home. 919 R’dmond street. Friday night, after an Illness of ten months, were he’d today from B'thel A. M. E. church. The Rev. R. L. Pope, assisted by the Rev. H. L. Herod, officiated. Burial was In Crown Hill. Born In Louisville • Mr. Brown was born in Louisville and to Indianapolis more than fifty yearn ego. He was an employe at the post-dice for more than sixteen years. He had been a member of Class 7. of Bethel church. Marion lodge No. 5, Kn’shts of Pythias, and Excelsior Court No 13. Besides the widow, survivors are a niece. M-s. Mevme Roach of French Lick, and a n-nhew. Moody Taylor of Peewee Valley. Kv. First regular meeting of the Monday Luncheon Club was held at the Walker Ccfl'e Pot. Jon. 20 with Wallace N. Waugh. pr-' , e-nt. In charge. Akintude Dipcolu. a nattve African student. who spoke at the men’s meeting at the Y. M. C. A.. Sunday, was principal speaker. George Schuyler of the Pittsburgh Courier will speak at next Monday s meeting. A ten-day financial drive conducted by the Rev. O. W. Ward of Denver, at Antioch Baptist church. Thirteenth and Missouri streets, opened Sunday with a large attendance. Mr. Ward formerly was pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church of this city. Banoaft to Bf Held Second inter-raelal banquet under auspices of the Intercollegiate Club will be held at the Y. M. C. A. Friday. Jan. 24. at 7:30. when student representatives from Butler university. Indiana Central college. Teachers’ college and other student bodies will be present. Faculty members of these Institutions also will attend. T. F. Reavls. professor of sociology at Butler university. Will be principal speaker. Marlon Van Horn will be hostess to the Triangle Club of the Second Christian ehurch Wednesday night at her home. Mrs. M. L. Valentine, of the Fttzhugh Valentine School of Music, was guest soloist at the home of Mrs. Ovid B. Jameson. Saturday night. The celebration was In honor of her son’s birthday anniversary. Mrs. Teresa Sanders was accompanist. A manless wedding Is to be given at Mt. Faran Baptist church. North Missouri and Twelfth streets, tonight under direction ©f Mrs. Lottie G. Thomas. A musical program will be given by the female quartet. The Rev. C. H. Bell Is pastor. Unity Club to Meet Unity Club of Mt Zion Baptist church Will meet with Mrs. Emma Smith. 630 West Thirteenth street, tonight. Mrs. James •cott is president. The Rev. J. R. Bow*n of Chattanooga. Tenn.. who Is conducting a financial campaign at Emvanuel Baptist church, will speak at Mt. Paran Baptist church Friday Bight. The Rev. C. H. Bell is pastor. Second Christian Chur;h Circle will have • bakerv sale Thursday at Planner House. Members in charge are Mrs. Mabel Van Horn. Mrs. Mvrtle Roper, and Mrs. Geneva Towns. The circle will meet tonight at the home of William Brooks. 2925 Paris Avenue. St. Monica's guild of St. Philip's Episcopal church. North West ad Walnut streets, will be entertained bv Mrs. Eda Hampton. 2404 Highland place. Mr. Lillian Courtney Is president. P. T. Meeting Postponed Tarent-Teacher Club of School 87 has postponed its meeting until Feb. 5. when plans will be completed for a benefit show to be given at the Northwestern theater. Mrs. Edna Hampton is president-. Mrs. Anna Wells Pritchett will be hostess to the Pierian Club Saturday afternoon. Mary B Talbert Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Manuel. 1838 North Capitol avenue Mrs. Ellen Hockett will be hostess to the Silver Leaf Art Club tonight at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. 342 West Twenty-sixth street. L. v. Carson, a superintendent of the United States Mutual Insurance Company tn Chicago, and Mrs. Carson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Johnson, in Boulevard place, Sunday. Carson is doing •pedal work for the company here in connection with the local branch. CUnie Prodded for Sxhjel Sr.cial exercises and a program will be given at the Parents' meeting at School 42 Wednesday Afternoon, when the dental clinic wtll be presented to the school by the Parents' Club. Talks will be made by Dr. Theodore Cable, who wtll be in charge of the clinic, and Mrs. Lillian Courtney, school nurse. A musical program will be given by the pupils. E. W. Diggs is principal. The Rev C. H. Bell and the Rev .J. D. Johnson will ro to St. Louis Wednesday to attend executive sessions of the Nat.onal Baptist convention. Dr. Benjamin A. Osborne, chiropractor. Announces removel of hts office after Jar. 21 from the Northwestern Theater building to 541 Indiana avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver of French J4c were week-end gvesix rs M-. -*><l V William Hampton. 2404 Highland HM

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Officers of Clubs to Hold State Meeting at Claypool. Melvin Jones, Chicago International Lions Club secretary-general, will be the principal speaker at the state meeting of officers of the Lions Clubs of Indiana Wednesday. The regular luncheon of the Indianapolis club will be held at the Lincoln, attended by state officers. During the af.emoon a session will be held at the Claypool, with District Governor Edward O. Snethen presiding. J. A. Rousch, president of the South Bend club, will present the problem of sponsoring a memorial to the first white man to enter Indiana; H. D. Tumbleson, Indianapolis. chairman of the board of trustees, will speak on the blind fund foundation; Deputy District Governor Jap Jones, Martinsville, will speak on "What a Liens Club Can Do for a Town,” and Deputy District Governor Hardni of Marion will tell advantages of joint meetings. Organization of clubs will be explained by H. D. Chapel, field commissioner. Plans for the state convention at Lafayette and the national convention will be presented by C. D. Glldersleeve, Lafayette, club president, and by Jones. Jones will sp~'’k at a banquet at the Claypool. The Danville find.) Lions Club male quartet will furnish the music. BOSSGN HAT IN RING Seeks G. 0. P. Nomination for County Clerk. The first candidate to announce for the nomination for county clerk in ei f her party is William Bosson Jr., Marion county state representative, who seeks the Republican nomination. Bosson, it is said, Is put forward as the county Republican machine candidate, having been allied closely with George V. Coffin, the former district chairman in several city, county and slate campaigns. His father also has been an ardent organization worker. Bosson was a member of the 1927 and 1929 houses of representatives. He was co-author of the new corporation act, and bitterly fought the city manager amendatory laws. He is engaged in the real estate business.

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