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North Vernon, Ind. Carrie J. Colbert Rev. 1. F. White is able to be o\it after being ill. Misses Henrietta and Mabel Johnson entertained Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid society. Mrs. L. C. Montgomery is improving. Mrs. James Bolden, Vernon, left Wednesday for a visit at Anderson. Eugene Oneil suffered injury to his eye last week while working. Miss Inez Smith, Vernon, won the poiailarity contest Friday evening at Corinthian Bap-

tist church.

'The l^iurel street school will present "Smiling Sixpence” on May 13 at the grade school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Peck were dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs. George Jackson and family. Robert Bolden. Vernon, was injured Thursday evening from the Vernon

high school.

jTJiristian Union Fellowship meeting was held Sunday at Corinthian Baptist church. Visitors from nearliy -•cities attended. Mrs. Mattie

Okolona, Miss.

S. M. Henderson. West Point,

spent Sunday here with his daughter, Mrs. Magnolia Lowe, after 10 days’ stay here with relatives. Christy Potter last Sunday evening for St. Louis. It was pleasing to sec Mrs. Zelda White and Corrine Morron at church Sunday after several months absneee. Everyone was pleased to learn of the conversion of Henry Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius White and children are now living with Mrs. Jennie Breckenridge. Dewitt Steal accompanied Claude Jeukins home and

spent the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Vann and

children spent Sunday in Aberdeen with Mrs. Vann's mother. All friends are helping to move MLss Magalena Potter from her home, Monday to the City hospital which will cause a speedy recovery she has been very ill for several days. Rev. C. M. Howard, Columbus, Calvary Baptist, pastor, stayed Monday evening for monthly church

■V v.iincr W.— UfSJ CV^WSM© ~ ~ ¥ Lifzey spent Sunday guest of Mr. I conference. Tuesday evening Mrs. and Mrs. George Jackson. Manuel ^ Jackson and C. Gribbs sponsored Peck and daughter si>ent Sunday a wiener roast at the home of Mrs. at Mitchell. Mrs. Gene Taylor and Jackson. There was an entertainMiss Carrie Smith, Columbus, at- uient at the home of Mrs. Annie tended the graduation Thursday of Baker Tuesday evening. Miss lutz Smith. Union Fellowship i) r . c. H. Wheeler, Charles will he held May !> at Second Bap- Thompson accompanied Mrs. Loufist church at Vincennes. ! n h. Flynn to Houston, Thursday, A bus was chartered last Sunday where she is to undergo an operato convey the folks to Mitchell who tion. Dr. F. Jackson and children, attended the fellowship meeting. Columbus, were the guests of the Mrs. Ion-Smith and daughter were children's grand mother, Mrs. Betdinner guests of Mrs. Dehide Bonds t i e Mclutosh, Monday. Mrs. Gladys Sunday at Mitchell. Mrs. Carrie Stovall Carter, Terre Haute, is a Bartin and Lucretia Sadler spent gveat booster of The Recorder, she Sunday at Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. subscribed for the paper as soon Orin Saunders, Hanover, culled ag s t, e arrived here four weeks ago. Sat. morning on Mrs. Josephine , \^j 88 L ura Guytou left Thursday to Colliert. Union Fellowship meeting ! spend the week-end with relatives will he held on May 10 at Second j n Columbus. Dr. C. H. Wheeler

Evansville, Ind. 627 Chestnut St. Missionary Work.—The Fannie J. Coppin Mite Missionary society of Alexander church will sponsor Mother’s day program at. . the church Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Aside from crowning the oldest and youngest mothers present and presenting them with lovely gifts> the mother who brings the largest number of her children will also ;be given a nice present. The pew leader turning in the largest amount of money will be presented with a Bible. The committee is very anxious to make this a haulier day in honor of our devoted mothers. Every one welcome. Mrs. Roy D. McClain,* co-chairman with Mis. Carolene N. Bell; Rev. Dixon, pastor. The Junior Missionary,, society rendered a very fine play let .*at the church Thursday night. The many reasons Christians give for not working in Missionary work were pointed out very vividly by these young people. Mrs. AI. R. Dixon, whq directed tbe play, is Jo be commended on the splendid, work, and the great moral lesson these youths are endeavoring to i>ortray...to the community.

Terre Haute, Ind. P. W. Corley. 2133 Spruce St. Shiloh Baptist church.—An unusual Mother's day services will be held Sunday afternoon. Rev. M. Dickerson of Greater St. Paul Baptist Church will be the speaker and his choir will sing. Prizes will be given to the oldest and youngest mother present, and to the mother haying the largest number of cbil* dren living. Mrs. Daisy Baxter and Mrs. Rena Barius are the sponsors of this service. A« entertainment will be riven at Brown’s lunch room. 12th street and College avenue, May 7, Mrs. Effle Howard is sponsoring this eort in the interest of tpe financial drive scheduled to end May 7. Mrs. Effle Howard is sponsoring this efford in the interest of the financial drive scheduled

to end May 30.

. Second Baptist ch uren. • — The Smu&hiue club will sponsor the Meter's day program Sunday evening. The Bible study and the teachers' training claas will hold their next meeting, Wednesday, at 6:45, May il The Book of Judges will be the basis of the discusion. The celehiatiou of the twelfth unniveraury of Rev. W. E. Clark, pastor of Highland Baptist church will close

Mrs. Carolene N. Bell, a mem- | Monday evening- Sunday afternoon, her of the executive board of tlx* i program, ministerial alliance, ser-

Baptist church at Kusbville. Help seme body by attending. Russell Smith, Vernon, has entered the CCT camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs. Wiliiam Litzey is 111 «t this writing. Mrs. Carrie Col!*erf and daughter attended fellowship meeting at Mitchell. Mrs. Min-

and David Holiday were in Tupelo Wednesday. Wesley Potter left Thursday evening for Jackson, Tenn., for work. Prof. K. C. Pollard, principal of Okolona public school, closed school Thursday morning to attend the state teacher’s meeting. The faculty, band

nie Bolden is improved. Mrs. Mary and concert party, Okolona college. Dixon and daughter called Friday * ‘■ta— * i *—

afternoon on Mrs. George Jackson. Mrs. Susan Green attended fellowship meeting in Mitchell. Rev. L. ij. .Simmons newly appointed pastpr last Sunday at Mitchell. Garfield Easton and son visited at Mitchell last Sunday ami attended

Fellowship meeting.

South Haven, Mich.

George Rondo t Services at the Emanuel Gospel Tabernacle were well attended Sunday. Rev. Robert Fanning preached at wonderful sermon from Judges, 7 at; the close of this service one ^soul was brought to the Lord. Rev* Raymond Fanning brought the message at the evening service from Acts 3 :16. Fred Foster and family spent the day in Grand Rapids. Roy Brown spent the day with his wife of Maywood, 111. Mrs. Birdie Thornton of Chicago spent the week-end with husband at tbeir country home, south of town. The church is prejiuring to celebrate the first anniversary of the pastor beginning June 1. We are expecting a great time. Mr. and Mrs. O. Dillard entertained Rev. Ridiert Fanning, Rev. Raymond Fanning, Sidney Mickey, J14 and friends Sunday.

left Thursday evening for Jackson to attend the state teachers’ meeting. Miss Ruby Mae Clayton Is home after spending ten days in Verouo. Mis. Mary Crowder, Birmingham, is here at the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs. Susie Pattersou. The shut-ins, Rev. A. Richie Greere Long, William Welford. Mrs. Lucy Gun, Miss Magalena Potter, and Mrs. Hazel Minor. Please call at Gilliam’s every Saturday

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Indiana Conference branch of the Woman’s Mite Missionary society, called the women of Bethel A. M. E. church together and perfected | an organization in Mt. Vernon, last week. It was indeed a beautiful sight, to see this large array of young and active Christian workers answer the call for service. The election of officers was but the work of a few minutes us the older people pushed the younger forward and promised to stand back of them. Mrs. Susie Butler, an earnest and efficient Christian leader was made president, while Mrs. Mamye Powell, was elected secretary. With the other fine women filling responsible places, Mt. Vernon will take her place program building that is going ou in Southern Indinaa. Much praise should be given Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Williams, fine spirit of co-operation. They are the type of leaders need-

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Hopkinsville, Ky.

Upshaw Merritt

Mrs. Ruby Kate Barrett of Evansville its visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Bond of E. 2nd street. Mrs. Elsie Bell Enjoyed the short stay of her mother and brothers last week from Lake Forest, 111., Mrs. Georgie Williams, Hubert Williams, and AlfoOse Williams. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Charlie Mints, Alfonso Wil- j liams, mother-in-law. Miss Ruth B. Tsndy, head teacher of Hopkins-1 ville, Ky., were said to have the most original of three best exhibits, j Miss Tandy was appointed certify- j ing officer of Hopkisn ville colored nursery schools, June, 1S)36. They attended the K. .v •*.. James Murriel died Sunday at his home in the county. Funeral services were conduced from the New Zion Baptist church, Tuesday; Tyler and Jones, morticians. Mrs. Minnie Trice died at her home Monday in the Herndon community. Funeral was conducted at the church by Rev. Beuaie Davie, E. W. Glass, mortician. Rev. M. Kirby, former pastor of Main Street Baptist church, fs in the city visifing friends. Mrs. Frances Brown is now in Chicago. Miss Mildred Hopkins, who has been residing in East St. Louis, IH., is in the city visiting her parents, Mrs. Louise Hopkins, und sister and brothers, Elizabeth and Egbert Washington Hopkins. Miss Virginia Bronaugh, College street, is able to be out after several weeks’ illness. Obma Southern continues ill at her home in the Gainsville community.

Greensboro, Ind.

Misses M<»lUe Hooslep, Maude Archey, ' Earl' Hoosier, Leonard, Max and Junior Underwood attended the dance at Newcastle, Friday night. Mrs. Lois Frazier of Knightstown and Maud Archey visited in Newcastle Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoosier and Lowell Heathcock of Knightstown and Mr. and Mrs. C. Underwood Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bassett and Miss Maud Archey were among those who attended the second annual formal dance at Newcastle, Saturday night. Following the dance, the Chi Lambu and Mr. and Mrs. Social clubs sponsored a May breakfast at Memorial Park, Nervcastle, at 6 a. in., Sunday. • There were twenty-stx present at this annual affair among out-of-town guests were, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailey, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson, Shelby ville, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bundrant of Rushville, Mrs. Helen Waldon is president of the Chi Lamba club and Mrs. Verna Underwood, president of the Mr. and Mrs. Social cnltfc j Mr. and Mrs. Chester Underwood ! entertained at a pitch-in dinner {Sunday evening, terminating the round of activities over the weekend. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bundrant of Rushville, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson of Shelby ville, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bailey and family of Newcastle.

Alexander A. M. E. church—Rev. M. R. Dixon, Jr., pastor. The services were nicely attended Sunday despite the inclement weather. A tig pew rally and Mother’s day program under the auspices of the Senior Missionary society will be given May t). The Sponsors program will lie rendered Sunday night under the direction of the Senior Stewardess board. A preaseht will be given the one bringing the largest number of persons. By popular request, the playlet, “Doctor Sure Cure Sees Through It”, will be repeated at the church. May 16. This is presented by the Junior Missionary group. The Minister’s Social Helpers, a newly organized club of . young w;omen. gf the church is planning some efforts to excel all other church groups. Mrs. Phoebe Porter, president : Miss Nadeau Reed, secretary. Miss Cora > MeCrnyer in S. Riverside drive had as her dinner guest April 25, her cousin, Mrs. Claude L. Fields of Chicago, who formerly lived here. f The Otis Stone Post, American Legion will worship in a body May fi, in a special service, at Cleaves Temple C. M. E. church. The choir will render their special program Sunday night. Rev. Abbleby, pastor. Mrs. Mattie Mlmms In Mulberry street is improving from illness. Music lovers of the city were thrilled, when they heard little Misd Natalie Leota Henderson, nine year old prodigy In recital in the Lincoln school auditorium. She sings, plays the piano and violin. Each number was well received. She was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Lota Palmer Apple, a radio aitist. The recital was sponsored by the Big Sisters organization, to help finance the work of this splendid civic group. Mrs. W. L. George was chairman of the recital assisted by other. The services were largely attended at Liberty Baptist church. The pastoi. Rev. l,. S. Smith preached two wonderful st rmons. The special Mother’s day program will he rendered next Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Gibeon in S. Governor street arrived home Sunday from a visit with relatives, and friends in Kentucky. The services

mon, Rev. Harvey ; music, highland senior choir. May 10, Rev. William Dickerson, speaker ; mueie, Si. Paul Senior choir. Mrs. M. Owens and her (horns, Gary, will sing at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist church in a week’s program, beginning May 10. Rev. P. K. Harvey, pastor. Augustus Russell will be master of ceremony. • Church of God in Christ.—Sunday services, 10:30 and 7:30 p. m. Week services, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7 :30 p. m. Good music and singing. Elder H. S. Cabell, pastor. Sister L. Wilson, reporter, Allen chapel. The third quarterly services for this conference year will be May 9. Rev. J. E. Bradford, presiding elder in charge at 3 p.m. Rev. I. D. Dorsey of Saulters M. E. church, and Rev. R. F. Boyd of Spruce Street A. M. E. church and their congregations will assist in worship. Rev. E. Wltteuburg, pas-

tor.

Spruce Street church.—The baby contest last. Friday sponsored by the Lookout club proved very successful, realizing 370.15. The first prize was won by Mary Lee, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter; second prize, John Bell, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Miles and two daughters of Greeneastls and parents and sisters of Marshall Miles were present to see littl# Sharon Lee, contestant and baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miles. The Sewing Circle is sponsoring a shirt ironing contest at the church, Friday evening. May-. 7. You are invited to come and see ’ the men in this contest, May 12. Mrs. Lilltoa Russell of Highfinid will present her pageant at .the church, sponsored., by the Anna t’laybprn Missionary society.' No ad mission. The G. V. 0. of, o’ F and Hopaehb^.'of Buths^will hold their knnViai services, Sunday at 8u niter's M. E. church. Rev. B. C. Winchester will speak. 3 p, m.. a talk will be mafic by Miss Myrtle A Smith,. grand secretary. , of the Burial board. Shut-Ins, -George Wilson, 2005 North 23rd street, la improving. Alex Wright has returned to his home from St. Anthony hospital improving nicely. Mm Muybelie Hayden and infant after spending several weeks at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Lib life Roberts returned to Louisville lust week; And Mrs. Carrie Hill, Indianapolis, Is spending sometime with her cousin, Mrs. Roberts, who continues to improve.. Mr. and Mrs. Lather Hill Roberta and children of Evansville and Joe Roberts of St. Louis spent Ust week-end. wRh mother., Miss Laors Edwards, who has been teaching ib Virginia is home fqr.vafigtion. The annual Mnytlde at Lincoln school. May 14, proves more successful.

pie Zion c-hurch. The pastor preaehed a wonderful sermon at the morning worship. Communion services were eonducted. The Faithful Few club will have serviees at the church. May 9. Rev. W. M. Edwards, choir and congregation of Independence Baptist church will be In charge. The Sunday school will have a special Mother’s day program during Sunday school hour. All parents and friends Invited. Sunday afternoon. May 16, the Stewardess Board will have services. Rev. J. Herbert Anderson, choir and members of McFarland Baptist church will lie in charge. The Lincoln High school Glee club will give a concert at the church May 13, for the benefit of the Willing Workers club. Buy your tickets now. Rev. E .W. Gantt, pastor. The Evansville Association of Colored Girls will present the pageant, “Ethiopia Lifts as She Climbs”, depleting the sterling qualities of Negro womanhood, May 21. in the Lincoln auditorium. Mrs. S&llie W. Stewart, director. The rally is on at Little Zion Baptist church in Oakdale. The pastor is urging every member to do their best for the benefit of repairing the church. Rev. J. M. Caldwell, min-

ister.

Connersville, Ind.

Sergeant Rodger Douglas company C. 24, Ft. Benning, Ga., is spending a ten day furlough the guest of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Loumar Douglas. Mrs. Floyd Brown is the guest of hei; mother In Pittsburgh and from there she will visit in Washington, D. a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Isom, Mrs. Horace Alexander, Mrs. Rose Anderson, Mrs. Nelson Harris, Mrs. Edward Hamilton and Prof. Anderson were guests In Richmond, Sunday, of Ada Chapter Eastern Star. Rev. Ernest Butler, Daniel Bu$ler, Joe Jones, Arthpr Leftridge, and Earl Campbell were visitors in Rushville Sunday at the 2nd Baptist church, where the Rev. Butler was the principal speaker to a program sponsored by the R. Y. P. U. » .. j • i> «- The. Rev. Hardrick and his choir of about 40 voices, St. Paul St. Pool A. M. E. church, Indianapolis, were the guest Sunday afternooiv of; tfc* A M. E. church of this city ..of w hich tha Rev. - Brown,. Indianapolis, is pastor. Miss Mamie Baker died at the home of her mother on, 5tb street, Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs.* James ,IMtoy. .Blcbamo«K|. spent Sunday ami- Mrs.».Sylvester Maddox and daughter, MJss Roberta, were visitors Thursday > at the. home of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Butler. Miss Daisy, Indianapolis, Is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Winfrey, George Myers* Newcastle, was a visitor here Sunday.. Mrs. William Woods spent, the weekrepd in Indianapolis. , —frt * —*—n j Lafayette, Ind.

SerwlCtl :at .'Bethel A. M. E. church were well attended Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Benson and his choir motored tp Frankfort where he preached ; and bis choir sang to a large exowd. ,Tfi« chorus l from Emanuel Daptist churchy Indianapolis rendered selections. May 16 at ,3 P, .<*». Rev, M. E, Beetle, poster of the First United Brothern church will preach and his choir will slug at Bethel A. M. E. church. Let all members be present at that hour 3 j>. m. and the fourth Sunday in June 27 will be our annual home-coming at Bethel A. M. E. church. The Rev. Franklin Jones, pastor of the A. M. E. church at Frankfort, will preach at 3 p. in. and his choir will sing and other choruses will he o uprogrum from Indianapolis. A number of the members and friends accompanied the pastor to Frankfort. Mrs. Mary L. Hoffman left Saturday for Detroit, Micbigau. to spend the week with her son. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Benson spent four days last week in Richmond the guests of Rev. Benson’s parS&ts. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hubbard, celebrated their golden wedding Wednesday with open house. The pa rent-teacher’s association r met Monday evening at 7:30 at Lincoln school. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Peterson. lllO N. 14th street, announced the engagement of their daughter, loue Marie to Joseph B. Wayne of Ft. Wayne in June. The Crescendo Music dub is giv ihg a program. “Spriugtime Musical” at Lincoln school. May 5. The public Forum will have its second ineetiug on the third Sunday in May at the Second Baptist church 3 p. in. A concert entitled, “An Evening in Metophur”, will be presented at the Central Y.M.O.A., Friday, May 7, under the auspices of the colored citizens league. Mrs. W, B. Williams has returned home from St. Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Mamie Betty who is a patient at the home hospital is doing nicely and will he home soon.

(EDITORIAL NOTE—Are you tonaly and blue, if so, you need pen pals to cheer you up, and if I were you I would set busy right away and see just what could be done about this matter. Write me an interesting letter describing yourself and explaining just what type of person you would like to have as a pen pal or answer one or more of the letters printed here. It’s heaps of fun and a sure cure for the blues. Won't you try It? The rules are listed below. "TILLIE.”

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RULES FOR HEART THROB COLUMN ts- “

1. Letters to pal* must contain a three-cent postage stamp for postage. There to no charge for publishing a letter. 2. Addreaees of pale cannot be given out until the first letter has gone through the column. After that I will be more than tM«d to sand tho address of the pal to anyone wishing it. 3. Make-, your totter as interesting as possible so that the pen pal to whom you write will be anxious to correspond with yeu. Although it is seldom that a pen pal does not answer the letters he or she receives, I cannot guarantee you a reply. f can only assume tho responsibility of passing your letter on. 4. - Ptooso do not ask ms to enter into personal correspondence with you; that is impossible. Address, your-totter to the Heart Throb Editor, The lndianspoils Recorder* 518-20 Indiana Avenue. TILLIE.

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literature and all clean sports uml of a good clean character, and a lovable disposition, must like to attend church, and have no real bad huhits. 1 will answ’er all letters and will gladly exchange photos with anyone who might be interested. Lonesome Peg.

Richmond, Ind.

Washington, Ind.

Mrs. Alvin Simmons was in Lawvencevilie last week with her mother, who is ill. Mrs. Frank Esteal attended u meeting of the Southwestern, Ohio, Valley association at Evansville last week. The Beula * A. M. E. church will hold a rally Sunday afternoon. The choir of the Second Baptist church will

Woodward, were nicely attended at Hood Tem- ()r * n 8 e McGill, Miss Roberta Tid-

tyiss Ernestine Garrett, a graduate student of Fisk University.

Robert Lucas of Springfield, Ohio. | hold their eighth annual song fest

on May 14.

U. G. Harmon attended the Union Christian Fellowship program at North Yernon, Sunday. Miss Ruth Harmon visited her sister, Mrs. David Mitcham in Indianap-

olis last week.

were visitors in Richmond, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Hannah of North G street entertained with a party on Saturday. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hannah, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis,

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver

There is doubt whether money in Wkshington is being spent to keep industry or politic* humming

well and her cousin, Mrs. Grace Alexander of Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burden, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen White spent the week-end in Indianapolis, celebrating their Second and 20th wedding anniversary

respectively.

Mrs. Minnie Gee Gay of Dayton, is spending the week-end with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gee of South 8th street. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox and children of Newcastle, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis of South 12th street. Mrs. Bertha Ware of IndiaViapolis was the guest of Mrs. Effle Lamb for a few hours on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Ware left Sunday for Birmingham, Ala.' Mrs. Ada White, Miss Ida White, Ernest White, and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Hannah and daughter, Jacqueline, motored to Indianapolis, last Sunday and spent the day with relatives and friends.

CLEAN CmtlSYfAN MAN

Dear Yillie:

I am a clean Christian man and a dear lover pf ^Sunday school and church, work do like clean sports, baseball, football, fishing, camping, and such dean sportsi. I own my hornet, have a steady job* paying 127*50 . per week, 38 years , ol4. weigh 155, five, feet tall, just brown skin, fairly good hair, would like some one of good character. I don't driqk or gamble, swear or lie, ao you may know just what T want will appreciate all you can do for mey have heen-matried hut divorced

BOW.

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The Lone One.

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THANKS A MILLION

Dear Tillie:

I received an answer from the young kldy from Michigan yesterday and all is well. I am very grateful to you and thanks a mil-

lion.

Johnny.

FOR L. B Newcastle, Ind. Dear Tillie: ’ Will you please send me the name of the man who signed his name, L. B. from Newcastle, Ind. It was in the column of April 24. 1937. Enclosed you will find a stamp. Please reply sending me the desired message. M. B.

NICE WAY TO MEET PEOPLE Dear Tillie: 1 am very interested in your Heart Throb column, it is a very nice way to meet interesting peo pie, very often good people are lonely, because they can not meet the kind of friends they like. 1 would like to hear from a refined gtntleman who don’t drink or gamble, who is ambitious and likes the church und refined entertainment. 1 aw very young for my age which is 40. 1 weigh 130 pounds, light complexioned, black hair, five feet, four inches tall. Thanking you in advance, I am

E. M. E.

FOR MR. E. H. Dear Tillie: In your issue of March 13, there was a person I would like to have as a pen pal. I don’t drink, don’t play cards, or gamble. I have the Mohammedan religion. Tillie, will you kindly tell this young man I wii igladly exchange photographs. I have sent a stamped envelope, please answer as soon as possible. This man is a government man and hi initials are E. H. Write soon and in order (hat 1 might hear nom you Yours in love. FOR L. B. Dcai.- Tillie: In answer to Mr. L. B. of'Newcastle, ind., I would like to correspond with him real soon. I have been wanting to know an interesting friend like Mr. L. B. 1 am thanking you in advance for his address—-as he is tin* one for a lonesome girl like me. I am 30, brownskin, weigh 125 pounds, not hard to look at, will exchange photos with him. The Lord will bless him if he will answer. Lonesome Friend.

HAS SENSE OF HUMOR Columbus, ind Dear Tillie: I am a constant reader of your Heart Throb column and I enjoy reading it very much. I am writing to ask you to help me find an interesting pen pal. I am a woman, 37 years of age, five feet tall, light brown skin, black hair and brown eyes. I weigh 120 pounds. I have a nice disposition and a pleasing personality. I also have a wonderful sense of humor, to sum it all up I am just all right. I would like to correspond with some nice gentleman from 37 to 4& years of age, complexion doesn't matter, he must be a lover of good

FOR L. B. Dear Tillie: 1 have been reading your Heart Throb column for about two week*. I like to correspond with Mr. L. B. of Newcastle, Indiana, as he wants an interesting friend. Have him to write me. I am 34, browmskia, fair looking, can be lots of help to him. Willing to exchange photo*. I want to be his friend. Miss L. A. B.

Greencastle, Ind. Mrs. Mary Manire spent the week-end visiting Misa Grace Vanfierable In Quincy, Ind. General services were hekl at Bethel A M. K. church, Sunday. Rev. J. E. Reddick, pastor, was in charge of the sirvices. Mrs. Jasper E.Taylor and son, Robert, spent the week-end in Indianapolis, visiting Mrs. Taylor’s fathef. Grant Ferrell.

Boonville, Ind.

Mrs. Mary Casey Rev. Grinter preached last Sunday morning. Sunday evening there, was an insurance rally at the Mt. Liberty Baptist church. Rev. Charley Brown, pastor of Little Zion Baptist church. New Burg came up Sunday and was asked to preach by Rev. Grinter. The Righteous Four sang Friday evening and the Sunbeam club served that night. Those from Boonville who attended the funeral of Archie Campbell, April 26 were: Phillip Green, Mrs. Mary Casey, Mrs. Dorthia Ellis, Mrs. Carean Martin, Louis Brown, Mrs. Ell* Brown, Frank Jewel. Funeral services were held at the Liberty Baptist church, Evansville, with the Rev. P. Miller officiating. A number of prominent ministers wore present. The Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Annie Green, the president. An enjoyable spiritual meeting was held. The fourth Sunday evening, Mrs.. Mattie Green chairmnn. The Sunlieam cl>ib held their regular meeting Wednesday evening. The Improvement club met at the home of Mrs. Ella Brown. Margie Shimwell has a little daughter. The Men's club will have a program the Second Sunday evening in May.

Bloomington, III. Carl A. Hardiman 1215 W. Monroe street Miss Beulah Woods, ;315 W. Jefferson, a* member of the Third Christian church am| the Chain treasurer !>eeame suddenly ill alHuit 3 o’clock. May 2, at the church parsonage. She was rushed to St. Joseph’s hospital for an immediate operation, which was performed at 8 p. m. Miss Josephine Whlttinger of Normal on the East Side left Friday evening for Peoria to spend the week-end with friend*. A baking sale was held at the A. M. E. church, 804 N. Center street, by the Trustee Helpers, Saturday afternoon. May 8. Mrs. Maggie Smith, chairman, Mrs. Lillian Ward, president; Rev. Wiley, pastor. The official board meeting of the Third Christian church to have teen held May 3 was postponed until May 10. Jacob Dean, president; John Johnson, chairman; Sam Skinner, vice president. A special program is being prepared by the recreation committee in comemorntion of Mother's day to be held May 7, at the Jefferson school gymnasium. Those on the recreation committee are: Miss Cluribelle Washington, Dick Tate, and Wayne Coleman. The following persons are ill at the hospital: Master John Parker, Jr., Mrs. Roosevelt Hudson, Mrs. Stella Hill, Mrs. Ruby Cornelius, Robert Caldwell, Squire Jones, Mrs. Julia Johnson, and Mrs. Grace Dixon. Relatives who survive Samuel Miller, Kankakee. Your reporter has moved to 1215 1-2 W. Monroe street. Kindly send all oew’s there or phone 3008-J. Plainfield, Ind. Mrs. Oliver Corbin Sundav was quarterly meeting. Rev. J. *E. Bradford, P. L., was present giving sacrament Sunday. Rev. C. P. Swam preached Sunday morning,. The church is getting more the Holy spirit. Mrs. Bradford and nephew accompanied Rev. J. E. Bradford to the Sunday night service. The Reception which was given Friday evening in honor of Lester Julius, Sophia Carhin, and Bryant was well attended. Lester, Julius, and Sophia Carbin were graduates from local high school, April 23. Cora Bryant was graduated from Grade school. The Missionary society meets at the home of Mrs. Christina Kinsey, Thursday afternoon. Gilbert was 1U last week. Rockport, Ind. Little Ramon McCreay is suffering with a broken arm received from a fall off a wagon. He is the youngest son of Mrs. Alma McCieay. Mr. and Mrs. James Percell moved to Evansville Sunday to take up permanent residence. Rev. L. B. Johnson, pastor of the M. E. church was sent hack to i Rockport, and Boonville for another year. Mrs. Nannie Shirley was called to Owensboro because of the death of her sister, Friday.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

Bethel A. M. E. church. — The Services at Bethel were well atended last Sunday. Tne i^euu-a-Hand club met at t^e home of Mrs. Tapp on Tuesday evening. The Boys club which was recently organized by Rev. Robertson met at the parsonage and elected the following of fleers: Clyde Hall, president; James Hall, vice president; Louis Patterson, sec’y; Chester Churchill, Jr., treasurer; The* Bouse Hold of Ruths will meet next Sunday for their annual sermon. Rev. Roberson the pastor has been invited to preach the sermon. .Mrs. Herring and Miss Dora Banner motored to Richmond Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Burdette aud daughter and Edward Roberson were in Crawfordsville, Thursday. Murray Hyde, visited Lafayette Sunday. Buster Chenault, Jerry Eubanks, Arthur Roberson aud Sam Churchill motored to Indianapolis Saturday. Robert Elmore is improving. Leton Rice Junior visited friends in West Baden fer the week-end.

Street cleaners in Madrid — if they haven’t been blown into bits —are working many extra hours.

Corydon, Ind.

Margaret Hodge Sunday school was held at 9:30. The Ladies Mite Missionary society met with Mrs. Maggie Johnson, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Farrow and her sisters, Mrs. Zeuola Arnett and Miss Edna Brown spent last Saturday shopping in Louisville, Ky. Mrs. James T. Brown gave a party in honor of her bushand’s birthday, refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The school pupils are preparing for a picnic, which is to be on the last day of school. May 14. All parents and friends are invited. Mrs. Leora B. Farrow, teacher. Rev. O. J, steete preached Three powerful sermons here to a very enthusiastic congregation each rime. His morning subject was “Lay your Isaac's on the Altar”. Afternoon subject, “Be a Witness”; evening subject, “He Burns”. The services throughout the day were quite a spiritual and financial success. Due was added to the church as a candidate for baptism. Durtog the day $100.00 was raised. Mrs. Beatrice Watson, Mrs. Josephine Greene, and Mrs. Hulda Freeland were in Cincinnati, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Todd, Misses Lura Todd, Mrs. Ruth Earley, Mrs. Thelma .Merritt, and Richard Sanders were visitors in Cincinnati, Saturday. The Church Aid society’s fifteenth anniversary program was very inspiring Sunday afternoon, $31.25 was raised. Mrs. Cecil Thomas and family of Rising sun were the guests of her mother, Mrs. Elli Thomas, Sunday.

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