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Laura Burress Club Meets In Washington
WASHINGTON. Ind.—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isom, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Esteal. Mrs. Virgil Nichols, and Sidney Green were hosts to ihe Laura Burress Labor Day club Monday, September 2. at East Side Park. • At the noon hour a bountiful dinner was spread. After dinner a picture of the proup was taken, followed by a business period and the erection of officers for 1941. Mrs. Elisabeth Evans, Vincennes, president; first vice president, Mrs. William Gaddie. Bedford; second vice president, Mrs. Cecil Hardy, Stanley, Kentucky; secretary, Mrs. Henry Isom, Washington; treasurer. Mrs. James Patton, Ayshire, Indiana; Sidney Green, chaplain; committee on entertainment, Henry Isom. Sidney Green. Henry Hill, Matt Wilcox and Harrison Tett. The next meeting, the club will be entertained iby memlbers of Owensboro, Kentucky. Those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. John Brooks and sons,, George and Bobbie; Mrs. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. William Gaddie, of Bedford; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill. Mrs. Cecil Hardy, Mrs. Georgia Thurston, Miss Odessa Lewis, John Woodard, of Owensboro; Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wilcox, Bridgeport, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hearn, Mrs. Candice Brown, Mrs. Lillian Gowens Lawrenceville, Illinois; Rev. ancl Mrs. C. W. Saunders, Mrs. E. K. Allison, Miss Velma Dixon. Champaign, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. James Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Tett, Mrs. Eliza Harris, Mrs. Ada Harris, Mrs. Craw'ford. Ayshire, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans, Vincennes; Mrs. Eva Wiggins, Chicago; Bush Samuels. Rome, Georgia; Mrs. Helen Nichols. Rev. amd Mrs. Frank Esteal. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sommons and daughter .Saundra, Kay, Sidney Green and Mr. and Mrs. Isom.
Friends Entertain School Teachers
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Rev. and Mrs. Paul Faulkes departed Friday for Dyersburg, Tenn., for a two weeks’ visit with relatives eu route to Atlanta, Ga., where they will enter Gammon Theological Seminary. They were active members of Phillips OME church for three years. Those who entertained in their houor before they left imiuccd Messrs, and Mesdi>uies Felix Barnes, Wm. Foimteroy, Alfred Porter. Herman Hayes, Charles Ohampian, W. Wheeler, R. Williams. Mrs. Mary Christian, Mrs. Elizabeth Cecil, Miss Grace Porter, Mifs Joy Cartwright and Rev. and Mio. 1. L. Grandy • • • Luncheon-Bridge Mrs. Leland Bailey entertained with a luncheon bridge Labor day in honor of Mrs. Newman Webb of Pittsburgh, Pa., who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Martin. Preceding the bridge a turkey luncheon was served. Those present included Mrs. Henry Wilson, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Joel Overstreet, Mrs. Arthur Dodson, Mrs. Henry Fleming. Mrs. Julius R. Thompson, Mrs. Marcus C. Stewart, Mrs. Lillian LeMon, Mrs. Octavia Bigsbee and Mrs. Martin. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. Bigsbee and Mrs. Wilson. A lovely beverage set was given the honored guest. Mrs. Fleming entertained at breakast Wednesday. The guests were Mrs. H. H. Murray. Mrs. Cleo Blackburn, Mrs. Lucretia Love, Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Bigsbee was hostess to a buffett luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. Webb, who returnel home Saturday • • • Mrs. Lela McShorter of Detroit. (Mich., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Everbardt in N. Belmont avenue. • • • Hiss McCray Hostess Miss Oostella McCray, 1013 N. Capitol avenue, entertained with a pretty informal dinner last Sunday afternoon in honor of her house guests Miss Anna Belle Jackson and Mrs. Ruth Etta Duerson of Evansville. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Luster and Clifton Potter. The table was artistically arranged with a center piece of pink and red American roses. Miss Jackson and Mrs. Duerson were also honor guest at the dance given by Miss McCray at the Sunset
Local Musicians Return From Nat’l Meet
Local musicians who attended the National convention of the Negro Musicians and have returned from Chicago included. Mrs. Lillian M. LeMon, first woman president of the association and past president of the State, and now National Director of Juniors; Mrs. Eva Durham-Bohanon, director of the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Fine Arts, Inc., and director of the Allegro club and Haughville branch; W. Earl Keene, president of the Indianapolis Music Promoters and treasurer of the Cosmopolitan School of Music; Mrs. Bertha Graham-Howard, director of programs of the Cosmopolitan School of Music; Carl Harrington; Lora Edward Davison, president of Cre-
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NEW YORK—Bobbie Jeanne Anderson, eight of Los Angeles. Calif, was awarded the grand prize in the Beautiful Child Contest which
ended August 1. The Contest was sponsored by The Crisis magazine, official N. A. A. C. P. organ.
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Spend Week-End South
Mr. and Mrs. Caudis Barnhill and Mrs. Ida Gwynu and Mrs. Liza Havener motored to Louisville last Saturday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Redd, who entertoined with a reception. Mrs. Gwynn also visited her sister, Mrs. Eila McFarland, and Sunday, the party motored to Lexington, • * ete they were guests of Mrs. Barnhill’s cousin, Rev. and Mrs. Horsegreen. There they attended Guynn Tabernacle. Monday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Patterson feted them with a three course breakfast. • • • The Candis Barnhills had as their guests over night, Mrs. Doctor Turner, and daughter, and Dr. and Mrs. Debow of Pennsylvania.
centfo club and president of the Indiana. State Juniors; Clarice Kirk and Josephine Kirk, past president of National Juniors; Mrs. Clara Kirk-Hill, National secretary —'Mrs. Pearl Lewis and Mrs. Woodie Spights, members of Parents Council of the Cosmopolitan School of Music and Emma. Lewis who played on Student program representing the Malleable Gleen club and a group with Mrs. M. S. Shirley. manager of the Malleable Glee club; Robert Smith of the Indianapolis Music Promoters. The following Junior officers were elected. Della Isdum, Chicago. president; Emmerson Knighton, Galveston, Texas, vice-president Victoria Wallace, Brooklyn, New York, secretary; Sherman Brown, Detroit, assistant secretary; Peggy Pierce, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, reporter; Lillian M. LeMon, director; Josephine lunes. Chicago, assistant; Blanche K. Thomas. State Director, New York; Mrs. Florence B. Mills of Brooklyn installed the
officers.
The adult officers are, Mary Cardwell Dawson, Pittsburgh, Pa., president; Clarice Weydon Wilson, Saint Louis, Mo., vice-president; Clara R. Hill. Indianapolis, secretary ; George Hutchison, Chicago, treasurer; Maude Roberts George. Chicago, publicity; J. Wesley Hall. Chicago, executive secretary; members of the board, Blanche K. Thomas, New York; Elizaoeth Coleman, Galveston, Texas; Pearl E. Franklin. Knoxville, Tenn.; C. E. Holmes. Kansas City; and the Advisory Board, past presidentHeury L. Gent, R. Nathaniel Dctt: J Wesley Jones. Clarence C. White, Carl L. Ditoa. Lillian M. LeMon. Maude /Robert George, Camille Nickerson and Kemper Conell. Anyone desirous of joining the chorus under direction of Roosevelt Squires may apply and have their tests Saturday. Paul Carter is chairman of educatiom*! program: Mrs. LeMon is sponsor. The ciub is a member of the National and State Association of Negro Musicians. ,
will resume her duties as
a student in the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. Mrs. Howard recently returned from the National Association of Musicians in Chicago. She is a vocal teacher at the Cosmopolitan School of Mu-
sic.
The Voice Clinic, which began last Saturday will continue next week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons from four to six p. m. The service is free and W. Earl Keen is head of the department.
Girls Progressive Resume Duties
The Girls Progressive 12 club resumed activities after a month’s vacation at the home of Mrs. Claudia Patterson. New officers are: Blanche Thomas, president; Sophia Harts, vice-president; Ida Davis, financial secretary; Frances Benford. recording secretary; Claudia Patterson, treasuaer; Fannie Caldwell, chairman of ways and means; Bertha Woodson, assistant chairman of ways and means; Ena Chenault. chairman of birthdays; and Carrie Brims, chairman of flower funds. Mrs. ISophia Harts will be next hostess at her home, 510 Bright st reet.
Woman’s Day At Phillips Temple A special Woman’s Day program has been planned at Phillips CME temple. Sunday, September 22. At the eleven o’clock service, Mrs. Ella Phillips, wife of Bishop C. H. Phillips of Cleveland, Ohio, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Phillips is an outstanding woman, having taught fourteen years at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, and has traveled extensively in America and abroad. The services at 3:30 pm., will be honored by our own Mrs. Sue Knox, first Negro woman referee in Court of Domestic Relations in the country and former probation officer in the Indianapolis Juven-
ile Court.
Mrs. Gertrude Coles is general chairman, and special musical program will be rendered in the evening by the choir and women’s chorus under direction of Mrs. Vcstarine Slaughter, who is a graduate of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music.
St. Rita's Sponsors Successful Party
Approximately three hundred persons attended the gala skating
Mrs. Robert Whitehead was the guest of her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Northington in Houston. Texas. While there, she was highly entertained with many social courtesies, which included a family reunion at the home of her brother; a social by the American Woodmen and Busy Bee Social club at the home of Mrs. Essie Smith; Tuesday evening, Mrs. Beatrice Foster, and Miss Anna Jackson entertained for her; Mrs. Mildred Russell feted her with a dancing party at the Elderiod’s Dance club; Thursday. Mrs. Annie Macey was hostses, assisted by Miss Elcie Brown with a dinner party; Friday evening, at the YWCA. She was special guest; Saturday afternoon,
Women’s Day Held At Allen Chapel
(SPECIAL to the Indianapolis Recorder. Terre Haute, Indiana)Woman’s Day was observed Sunday, September 8, at Allen A. M. E. chapel. Mrs. Pattie McDowal, prominent evangelist of Indianapolis, preached at morning services; Mrs. Marie Water* was mistress of ceremonies, and special music was furnished by the choir, under the direction of Miss Isabelle Jack-
son Brown.
At three o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Grace Wilson-Evans,
persons aiteuueu ui* sum suuiing p rom j nent for her activities in
party Labor day at Douglass Cas-; state political, civic, and Federal-, ence Baxter, 2061 Highland; Harino. The affair was sponsored by i e( j women’s affairs, was guest ' old Adams, Rushville, Ind.; Franthe 1 a rents club of St. 8 1 speaker, using as ber subject, ces Webster, 714 W. 13th; Nellie
Mrs. Sydelia Fosts served tea; Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrd. Samuel Fields gave a party, and Mr. and Mrs. Maxey honored her with a motor trip to the beautiful and picturesque island, Galveston. Texas. Mrs. Whitehead returned this week.
Impressed With Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Copeland have as their house guests Mrs. Agnes Quigless of Port Gibson. Mississippi, Mrs. Thelma Q. Gross and son of Tarboro, North Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quigless of Chicago. The visitors have been very much impressed with the hospitalities and interesting sights of Indianapolis.
SEPTEMBER 13.—Ermal Evelyn Bailey. 620 Blake, apt. 251. SEPTEMBER 15.—Larence H. Lewis, 801 Locke; Edna Mae Wills, Rushville. Ind., William Brooks, 2925 Paris; Robert Harris, 444 Agnes ; Moses Box 1503 Bunday; Clar-
achool. Those receiving prizes were Rosita Payne, Herbert C. Gordy. Marshall Elliott, Eugene Fink and
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Auxiliary of Legion Post No. 107 Holds Installation
Pastor Returns
Vacationists Enjoy Unique Barn Party
Israelite Baptist Features Week's
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BURT LAKE, Mich.. With the close of the season, Mrs. Maggie Hoskins and Mrs. Marie Tibbs were hostesses to a unique barn party. Labor day, in the barn »;f
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The barn was decorated with brightly colored jack-o-lanlerns and imitation fish with one large rainbow trout hung across one end of the barn. Refreshments were served throughout the evening in Dutch Lunch style. Cards and dancing were featured, after which a reading by Mrs. Lucille Dean was enjoyed and a reading from Dunbar
was given by Mrs. Tibbs.
Brief remarks were made by each guest, who included: Mr. and Mrs. i ‘'aughter, Clifford Slaiigh ter. of Rye,, New York; Mr. and Mrs. T. Archie Martin of Boston. Massachusetts; Dorian Banks and Mrs. Sallie Vaughn of Cincinnati ; Miss Ophelia Lee, Evanston, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Choate of Glencoe. Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. James Graves of Hinsdale Illinois: Joseph Ross of Chicago; Howard Mitchell of Pittsburgh ; Mrs. Lucille Dean, Mrs. Amanda Lewis; Mrs. Willa Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. James Craig, Willi- ^ • j vxr•.Liam Curry, George Porter, Mr. and ] oUrpriS6Q Wltil
Mrs. John Vertner, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Jr., Mrs. Buelah Hall, James Banks and the hos-
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Willkie-Hillis Club Organized AUGUST 23, tin* Willkie-Hiilis club of the Seventh Precinct. Twelfth Ward was organized at the home of George^ Chatman. Officers are Lawrence 'Rhodes, president; Mrs. Carrie Thomas, vicepresident; Howard Wilson, secretary ; Mrs. Louise Gannon, assistant secretary; Lincoln Thomas, treasurer; Mrs. Ida Bell Wilson, reporter. Mrs. Edna Mae Crowe was appointed chairman of registration committee. The club will meet every ‘Friday night at the home of Mr. Chatman. 919 Indiana avenue, Apt. 015.
REV. J. B. CARTER, pastor of the Twenty-fifth Street Baptist church, has returned from the National Baptist Convention at Birmingham, Ala. He was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Jewel Toraine, Mrs. Minnie Craig and Mrs. Ruby McDaniel. He states that this was one of the greatest conventions in history. He will preach Sunday morning from the subject. “The Attraction of the
Cross.”
A full week of educational and evangelist!cal services of an inspiring mood will be featured at the Isrealite Baptist church beginning Montiay nigin, September 16 continuing through September 22, at 7:30 pm., each night. The series of meetings are to be directed by the Local Ministers benevolent Union and this is their third an-
nual Convention
Rev. I. W. Odin is moderator; Rev. Herbert, is president of the union, and Rev. L. O. Whitley is
pastor.
Enjoy Tour South
Mrs. May Davis and daughter. Miss Cleo Davis, Mrs. Mary Corner, and Mrs. Jessie Tanner spent the week-end in Louisville, Lexington and other points South. While in Louisville, they wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, who entertained with a breakfast bridge and Sunday evening dinner. Mr.>. Tanner is from New York and is the guest of Mrs. Davis and daughter. Many social affairs were given for Mrs. Tanner by Mrs. Cormier and Mrs. Davis who gave a dinner party Thursday evening, and a theatre party Friday, respectively. Mrs. Tanner will visit in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia before returning to her home.
Spend Vacation In The East
P. P. CLUB NOTES
A nice place for nice people. A well equipped club for well be^ haved people. The cool nights find the clulb memlbers out in goodly numbers. Cab Calloway and his band were nightly guests and enjoyed their visit. They sang and entertained to many requests. Victor Peaks, our genial dispenser, Is with us again after an extended visit in St. Louis and Chi-1 cago. Mr. Richardson spent last week at Idlewlld. The club is being booked for many social events in the near future. Call for information. P. S. Richardson, president; R. B. Shelton, Sec> Manager.;
Birthday Party
Mrs. Jean Cage and Miss Mattie B. Guynn have returned from their vocatiou iu the East where they visited in New York City, Buffalo and Niagra Falls. While in New York City, they visited the World’s Fair, and in Buffalo they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. KitsonPowell. * * * Mrs. Mattie Guynn attended the National Baptist convention in Louisville. W’hile there she was the guest of her two daughters, Mrs. Ella Roberts and Mrs. Lucille Green.
One of the delightful affairs of the season was a birthday party given Friday night by W illiam H. Thompson, honoring his wife, Mrs. Canary Thompson at their home
in N. California stree*
A Chinese Checker tournament conducted by the host provided recreational pleasure. Dainty and bountiful refreshments were servedi in the beautifully lighted _ garden. Mrs. William F. Moore and Mrs. Archie Jones caterers and friends of the family ably assisted Mr. Thompson with the repast. —
Entertains With Birthday Party Mrs. Mollie Lenner was surprised with a birthday party Wednesday night by ber husband. Wilson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scnrber, Mr. and Mrs. T4*011 J. Duvall, Mrs. Georgia Rice, Mary E. Sales and Harry Sanders.
YWCA Conference Held Sunday
A Setting up Conference of ihe Industrial Department of the Y'WCA., will be held Sunday, September 15 at the estate of Mm Frank B. Flanner, Cole Spring Road. Mrs. Martha Perkins, delegate to the Tower Hill Summer Conference held at Samper. Michigan will give her report. Bring your lunch. Will leave the Y building at 9:30.
The Auxiliary of Post 107 of the American Legion met Friday night at the home of Mrs. Hazel Watts in Shriver avenue with a large attendance. The president, Mrs. Ann Kennerly made an interesting and complete report of her visit to the state convention at ary, Indiana, and many important business items were completed. The following newly elected officers were installed by Manmon Hansbury; Mis. Anna Kennerly. president; Mrs. Lula J. Dunn-Hall, first vice-president; Mrs. Jessie Cunningham, second vice-president; •Mrs. Maude Gaillard, recording secretary’ ; Miss Helen Anderson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Esther Nall, treasurer; Mrs. Bennie McLawren, chaplain; and M«s. Nettie Vaught, sergeant-at-arm« At the completion of all business tlie ladies were joined by the men of the Post and a delicious lunch eon was served. Bridge and whist completed the social hour for the evening. The next regular meeting will be with Mrs. Nall, 2941 Pans .avenue. October 4. Members and friends of the Post and Auxiliary motored to Rmghtslown Sunday to observe Legion day which is held annual at the Sailors and Soldiers Orphans home. An enjoyable organ recital was held in the chapel and basket dinners were served on the campus after which a program was rendered with a band concert, and dancing was enjoyed in the Sunken Garden. A parade marched to the Athletic Field where visiting drills and drum corps performed in style. Next, presentation of colors to Cadet Corps were made, followed by the Review and Retreat. The Post and Auxiliary are making plans for the Annual Weiner Roast with the Knightstown children next month.
Have You Seen the Light?” Miss Best, 906 S. Capitol; Jean VanWilma Irene Wefbb and Mrs. Ma- Horn, 2430 Indianapolis; Robert
ble Tolbert gave readings. Miss Ivory Spyres was guest soloist for the day, and Miss Nellie Garrett was mistress of ceremonies. The committee which left nothing undone to make this a worthwhile event, included, Geraldine Bradford, general chairman; Isabelle Jackson Brown, director of music; Agnes Clark Lucas, organist; Marybelle Shackelford, pianist. and Rev. G. R. Waters, pastor.
Robbins-Bassett Nuptials
NEWCASTLE. Ind.—Joe Robbins of Sheridian. Indiana and Miss Luoile Bassett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bassett of New Castle were quitoly married lust Sunday in Indianapolis. Last Friday evening Miss Marietta Bassett sister of Mrs. Robbins gave a mis cellaneous shower. Mrs. Robbins received many lovely and useful gifts. Guests from Richmond attended ; also from Knightstown. Spiceland, Greensboro. Sheridian, Indianapolis and New Castle. Returns From Cmcago
Miss Arthella Patterson, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Patterson in Bellefontaine street, returned from Chicago, where she visited during the past five months. Being popular among the younger set in Chicago. Miss Patterson enjoyed many social courtesies, and also was employed as .secretary to V. A. Thompson. Grand Secretary of the Masonic Lodge. She plans to continue her commercial studies this fail.
Williams, 328 W. 12th; Maenell Newsome, 3847 Boulevard; Theodore Williams, 2441 N. Arseual; Alma Mabra, 2715 Highland. SEPTEMBER 16.—Bishop Owsley. 2701 Paris; Leroy Hubbard, 2618 Cornell; Del mar Rice, 949 Maple; Ezkel Stanford, 1137 N. Missouri; Milton E. Cole, 2522 N. Keystone; Frederick Jackson. 1426 Columbia; Janl Tavor, 1051 Maple; Ethel Underwood, 2443 N. Arsenal; Clyde Bedenbaugh 2672 Burton. SEPTEMBER 17.—Martin Bailey 368 W. 11th; Leon Pettis, 917 E. 24th; Ruth M. Lane, 1430 E. 30th; Viola Curtis. 928 N. West; Carl W. Weeden, 2805 Boulevard; Mary F. Taylor. 624 W. 29th ; Odessa Carr, 326 W. 25th! Earl Hord, Jr., 826 Bryn Mawr Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. SEPTEMBER 18. — Fredonia Temple. 112-42 Dillon. Jamiaca, N. Y.; Robert Cowherd, 947 Camp; Clinton Williams. 328 W. 12th; George Grooms. 1528 E. 19th; Katie Vaughn. 722 Fayette; Pauline Eubanks. 407 W. 14; Harlan Dodson, 2722 Boulevard place; Marguerite E. Finnell. 5041 E. 16th. SEPTEMBER 19.—Walter Gardner, 901 Locke: Forrest Woods, 517 W. 10th: John Jones. 26 E. 14th; Mable Clay. 2040 Ludlow: Edna S. Shorter. 1804 Martindale; Roy Baldwin. 226 Smith, Marie Hall. 620 Blake. SEPTEMBER 20.—Willard Black, 638 W. 10th; Lucy Fishback, 821 S. Capitol; Oliver Glazebrook, 3305 Prospect: Helen McDaniel, Nelie Gaines, 1210 1-2 N. Missouri; Myrtis Washington, 147
Douglass
SEPTEMBER 21—Bobby Mitchell* 8S2HS./Cnp* MabelHazelfc 1021 N. Missouri; William King; Livingston Prince, 2057 Highland; William Goode. 1410 DeQuincy ; George Adams, 1106 X. Sheffield: Georgia Edwards, 2957 Indianapolis; Dorothy Hicks.
Easterners Visit With Relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J^ewis ane children of Summit. New Jersey; Mrs. Harriet Lewis and granddaughter Barbara Jean, of Columbus, Ohio, mother and niece of Marcella Lewis were overnight guests of Mrs. Percy Ivy, aunt of Mrs. Leonard I./ewis at her home in Bellefontaine street-
Visit In Vincennes Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Guilford and son. Wilbur Jr., and Mr. and Mrs Harry Guilford and son, Harry Junior and aunt Louise Peterson spent Sunday in Vincennes with their father, Wilbom Guilford.
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A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Mrs. Laura Cruse in W. 11 street, Thursday night. A large birthday cake with pink candles was a center attraction during tne party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Humphey, Mrs. Mary F. Wilson, Mrs. E. Smith, W. M. Head. A lovely dinner was served Sunday in her honor with Mrs E. Smith. Mrs. Florence Robertson, and W. M. Head as guests. Mrs. Cruse was the recipient of many lovely gifts and cards.
Approximately one hundred were guests of the v WCA tea room Circle at their “Get Together Party”’ Sunday evening, September 1 iu Jordan Hall. An appropriate program was presented with the opening address given by Mrs. Louise Terry Battles; Mrs. Lottie Snorden sang a solo; little Miss Spikes played an instrumental solo; Miss Harris of Washington gave remarks a solo was rendered by Mrs. Bessie Snorden; Mrs. O. H. Morgan read a paper; Charles Higgs spoke of a Synoposis of the City of Indianapolis in its Infancy; the Bethesda Baptist Chursh ehior rendered an appropriate selection and music was furnished from sixthirty and eight thirty by the WPA orchestra. Refreshments were served. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Mamie Campbell, Mrs. Gertrude Irwin, Mrs. Rhoda Williams of Chicago; Mrs. J. Harris of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Smith of Bloomington; Mrs. M. C. Rape is president. Mrs. Clara Davis is secretary.
Feted With Weiner Roast
Miss Helen L. Brookes of Chicago was feted with a weiner roast, given by ber cousin. Miss Esther Sylvia Daniels, d&iighter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Daniels, with whom Miss Brookes has visited. Those present were the Misses Katherine Robinson, Brenes Woodard. Esther Williamson, Virginia Daniels. Helen Brookes and Chcries E. James, Shirley Winfrey, Lloyd Walker, William Webb, Robert Harden and Harry Daniels, Jr. Miss Brookes left for Chicago last Saturday, accompanied by her cousin, Harry Daniels Jf..* who spent the week* 1 end there and her little niece, whose home is in Chicago.
Classes Open Sept. 20 Registration will be open from ! September 11 through ' September ’ 20 for classes in shorthand, typing mimeographing and business Spelling atHill’s Community Center, 1806 Columbia avenue. Thelma McDaniel, teacher. The Classes are free.
Visit In Louisville Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith accompanied by their mother Mrs, Geneva Allison, have returned from Louisville where they were guests of his mother. Mrs. Lennie Mudd. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will spend a week here before returning to their lM»me in Chicago.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Eftson Yarbo celebrated their second anniversary. Sept 11 at their home, 805 N. Senate avenue* apt 5.