Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 65, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 July 1930 — Page 10

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NEGRO MEDICAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD HERE Doctors, Pharmacists and Dentists Open Sessions Aug. 18. Eight hundred physicians, dentists and pharmacists are expected to attend the thirty-fifth annual convention of the National Negro Medical Association here, Aug. 18 to 22. Arrangements for business sessions, clinics and entertainment of delegates, who will attend from practically every state, are ctmpleted, according to Dr. E. D. Moten, chairman of the central executive committee. While official opening of the convention will be cn Tuesday, Aug. 19, sessions of affiliated groups will begin Saturday, Aug. 16, with a special conference between the N. M. A. officials and representatives from the Rosenwald foundation. A conference of all N. M. A. officers is to be held Sunday, Aug. 17, at the Parkview hotel. Monday, Aug. 18. the National Hospital Association will begin its sessions at Crispus Attucks high school and the medical life insurance examiners will meet the same day. The public welcoming exercises will take place Monday night at Bethel A. M. E. church. Beginning Tuesday morning, formal meetings are scheduled in rooms of Crispus Attucks high school, following the annual address of Dr. L. A. West, national president. Operative and demonstration clinics are listed for Wednesday at city hospital by representatives of N. M. A. and members of the city hospital staff. A citizens’ committee of 100. headed by Attorney F. B. Ransom, is to entertain the entire medical group Wednesday night at Walker casino. Ransom will be assisted by J. F. Johnson and Miss Phyllis Waters. The local branch of the N. M. A. woman's auxiliary, of which Mrs. W. E. Brown Is chairman, also has planned several social affairs for visiting ladles. Delegates and visitors will be competed Saturday morning on a touf of the Eli Lilly pharmaceutical plant and at noon

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WHETHER Americans will become better golfers because of the thousands of miniature golf courses that have sprung up all over the country In the last year is hard to say. But certainly, if those who are beginning the game in this way and if those who are among its newer disciples go about it correctly, the country at least should have more good putters. Putting is actually the most important part of the game of a good player, although it is usually the easiest part for the beginner. Just how good he is going to be usually J- measured by how well he plays on the greens. Examples prove this point. Bobby Jones is called the best putter in the game. It is significant that he

the company will be host to all visitors at luncheon, stated Dr. Moten. Besides Dr. Moten other local officers Include Dr. J. F. Berry, secretary, and Dr. H. L. Hummons. treasurer and also chairman of the housing committee. Executive headouarters during the convention will be at the Parkview hotel. 538 West New York street. Homecoming at Mt. Zion Baptist church will open Monday night, with a program scheduled for each night of the week. More than twenty organizations will participate. Tuesday night will be "Business Men's night" and special addresses are to be given by R. W. Chamblee and J. F. Johnson. The Rev. 8. B. Butler Is pastor and the week's activities are to be directed by L. M. Sweeney of the church board. A special musical feature of the Sunday morning services of Simpson M. E. church will be a vocal solo by Edward D. Pierson. Jr., of Chicago. Pierson returned last spring from Honolulu and Australia, where he sang In the principal music halls and theaters. His accompanist will be Mrs. Jessie M. Johnson. The Rev. M. W. Clair Jr. will preach at both Sunday services. The Rev. A. J. Irvlve .pastor of Allen A. M. E. chapel will use for his meditation Sunday morning ‘ Painful Reflection." A midafternoon service will be conducted by the Rev. Mr. Haywood. At night the pastor will speak from the subject "The Conduct of a Rich Man." Girl reserves of the HI "Y” council will hold a Joint meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Phvllls Wheatley branch. Roof Garden Circle held a meeting in the tea room

also is the best player of us all Golfers still are talking about his forty-yard famous putt on the last hole at Interlachen, which assured him the national open championship again. Walter Hagen, when at the height of his glory, was given credit for being as great a putter as Jones. That he does not play as well as he used to, is because, for some reason or other, he has lost some of his putting touch. Where for years Jones and Hagen have been recognized as the two best golfers in the world, a newcomer now threatens to take Hagen’s place. He is Horton Smith, and he is a specialist in his play on and around the green. NEXT: Importance of good patting.

Thursday. Plans were laid for the roof garden opening Aug. 14. Mrs. Margaret Rape Is president of the circle. Miss Gene Kersey. Cleveland, who has been visiting here, returned to her home this week. Pew Rally to Be Held "The Hidden Sackcloth" will be the Sunday morning sermon topic of the Rev. D. C Lynch, pastor of Caldwell chapel. A new rally will be conducted during the afternoon under auspices of Pastor's Aid Club. The Rev. W. L. Bass will preach at night from the subject "You Can Shake, Rattle and Roll. But, Son, You Can’t Pass.” Miss Evelyn Bledsoe, a Junior In the Indianapolis Teachers college, gave a demonstration in clay modeling at Y. M. C. A. summer school classes during the week. Willie Williams of Attucks high school also gave demonstrations In weaving. Exhibits from all departments wIU be displayed to the public Aug. 4. Free swimming Instructions is given all members of the boy’s department at the "Y” each day from 11 to 12. Free moving pictures are shown Wednesday morning. A lawn fete and barbecue will be given at the Fitzhugh-Valentine school of music Thursday July 31. The affair is under auspices of the college chorus and the public is invited. Mrs. M. L. Valentin* Is the school director. Mrs. George Sneed. Mrs. Preston Heater. Mrs. David Adams, and Mrs. Lottie Buford have returned from a motor trip to Sidney.. 0.. where they visited relatives. St. Monica's guild will meet next Tuesday night, with Mrs. Susie Artir in Fa*ette street. Plans for the garden party will be discussed.

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to Detroit, says that all Indication* point to a great decrease in rumrunning from Canada since the new export law became effective.