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SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1943

The KITCHEN KLUB

HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES

For Thrifty Homemakers -

TASTY NEW RECIPES

AVENUE INN CAFE BEER AND WINES All Kinds of Soft Drinks SHORT ORDERS A SPECIALTY All Kinds of Sandwiches Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos 457 Indiana Ave., Corner Mich. St. JOHN BYRD, PROP.

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Westside Confectionery AND POOL ROOM 1001-03 W. MICHIGAN STREET

We Specialize In

TENDERLOINS, RIBS

Try Our Famous Home Made Chili and Coneys

Ice Cream, Candy, All Kinds of Soft Drinks BASE BALL SCORES BY INNINGS Jake Christoff, Mrs. Margaret Christoff, Mgrs.

BANKS SEA FOOD SHOP 826 W. North St. Real Home Cooking There may be a meat rationing but; There is no rationing of fresh fish, good chicken and fine oysters at Banks. We specialize in the best sea food in town. Quanity, quality and best serv* ice for less. Eat where there is good south, ern style home cooking, pleasing to the eye and taste.

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The Meat Problem EAT MORE POULTRY No Points Needed We Send Directly to the Farms to Select All Our Poultry. u k ; ‘y /!• iM

Catering To Churches And Clubs

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Hoosier Poultry Mkt. 107 - 109 N. ALABAMA ST. (Green Front) Across from City Market PHONE FRANKLIN 0466

DAVIDSON & SMITH FOOD MKT. INDIANA AT BLAKE 8T. (Lockefleld Store Front) WE SERVE LOCKEFIELD AND SURROUNDING AREA Deliveries Rl. 0334 QUALITY FOODS

A VARIETY. FISH

POULTRY WILD GAME IN SEASON Itirkeya — Docks — Geese fND. FISH & POULTRY CO. 132 Indiana Ave. Rl. 0771

Cards Of Thanks

LOCKLEAR —We wish to thank the many friends and relatives of tlii* lain Ray Andrew Locklear' for flowers, cars and messages of sympathy. We especially thank the physicians for their faithful services during his critical illness . Mrs. Lutie Locklear, wife. Mrs. Joseph H. Ward, sister. Mrs. Mayme L. Hatties, sister. In Memorlamo-^2

MRS. FRKKMA> IMPROVES. Mrs. Irene Freeman. 2"»10 North-

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WHY PAY MORE

WE KILL OUR OWN MEATS Open Every Day—S a. m. to 9 p. m.

PROCTER—In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Mary Procter, who passed Mar. 2G. 193-S. Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keep her near. El wood Protor, Son Thelma Williams. Julia Mae Duncans, Cessie Campbell, Daughters

By BETTY BARCLAY Not all our women in war work are making shells or putting fabric on the wings of airplanes. Many are working strenuously on farms, among poultry, in gardens and with fruit, so that our fighting men and their families at home may have the proper “Vitamunitions” on their breakfast, dinner and supper

tables.

Thousands of men and women are growing, picking, sorting, shipping and selling oranges and lemons — those super-vitamin foods that so many countries find it impossible to secure. Because of this our children can still have their morning glass of juice. We can put health in every lunch box with an orange or bake a cake like the following for our home or lunchbox menu as often as we desire: Honey Orange Cake

<;up shortening

cup sugar cup honey

1 egg, well beaten

2 cups all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder

teaspoon soda teaspoon salt

cup finely shredded orange peel

(3 or 4 oranges)

cup orange juice

teaspoon grated lemon peel Cream shortening. Add sugar

gradually, add honey, creaming constantly. Beat in egg. Sift dry ingredients thoroughly (flour, soda, baking powder, salt), add orange peel and lemon peel. Combine dry ingredients and orange juice alternately to creamed mixture beginning and ending wtih flour mixture. Spread In well greased cake pan.

(Mixture is quite thick). Bake at 350 degrees F. about 45 minutes. Serve plain, iced, or with hot fruit

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VICTORY VESPERS CONTINUES GREAT SPIRITUAL CRUSADE AT ISREALITE BAPTIST CHURCH

MAN RELEASED FROM INSANE ASYLUM KILLS ONE, WOUNDS THREE GARY, March t9. (ANP)—Shortly after Frank G. Wright, 33, of Gary, was released as cured from the Indiana State Insane Asylum at Logans Port, he ordered a dozen patrons in a Gary poolroom to line up against a wall and shot four of them with a shotgun.

ON THE FACTORY FRONT

_MR. J. T. HIGHBAUGH, JR. Director Victory Vespers March on next Sunday with high soul winning zeal. Two have joined the church already in this Lenten Crusade Sunday night each musician will sing for a decision and the Lost will be urged to hit the trail hack to God.” says J. T.

EASTSIDE MINISTER AND WIFE PROUD OF SONS * IN U. S. SERVICE

Rev. and Mrs. Phillip Oldham of 2350 Oxford street are the proud parents of two worthy sons, who are now doing their Hit in the nation’s Armed Forces. The sons are' Pvt. Willgim E. Oldham and pvt. Everett Oldham. Pvt. William E. Oldham was inducted into the service in February of this yefkr. He is a member of Troop “A,” 162nd Engineers Squad of the 2nd Calvary Division. Pvt. Wm. E. Oldham is stationed at Ft. Clark, Tex. He attended grade school 37. and Manual High School, lie was a bass s.nger in the famous Mt. Carmel church Octette. He is 32 years of age and well known in musical circles of the East side of the city. Pvt. Everett Oldham is a member of Co. ••('•• S07th Engineers Aviation Battalion. He was inducted into the service in August of last year. His hast* is Eglin Field, Fla. At the present time he is doing special duty as a chief supply clerk at Bay St. Louis, Miss., in the P6st Exchange. He received his basic training at Ft. Belvoir, Va. He is 30 years old, a graduate of school 37, and Attucks Llinrli

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CHURCH

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Church reitorters attention I Please include in your church announcements only the pastor’s text and special services. This does not include the Biblical passages, only the subject for both morning and evening sermons. Do not include pastor’s name, the address of the the church, nor any of the regular order of services.

Scott’s Methodist—Rev. John W. Crook, pastor. Sunday marks the end of the Achievement program which was held December 6, with the unveiling of a framed report of all the activities of said A- < hievement program. Dr. Frank Reed will deliver the special message, assisted by Marcus C. Stewart, Editor of The Indianapolis Recorder and other prominent speakers. Twenty leaders are soliciting $1.00 from each member and the general public is invited to attend these services. Bethel AME—Rev. John A. Alexander, pastor. The Women’s chorus will present a special female voice arrangement ofl "Listen to the Lambs,” by Nathaniel Dett Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., at the church with Mesdames Sallie Churchill and Pauline Davidson as first and second soloists respectively. The public is invited. The Male chorus’ musical hist Sunday night was well recieved and well rendered. The Women’s Evangelist Alliance continues its revival meetings at Trinity CME church, 23rd and Martindale ave., with Rev. Yera Greer preaching from March 24 to 30. Mrs. Alice J. McCullen will he next week’s speaker. The public is still urged to attend. Phillips CME Temple—Rev. O. A. Calhoun pastor announces that Rev. C. Henry Bell, pastor of Mt. tparan Rapt., will be principal speaker for ,the Missionary society’s annual Sermon services Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.. of which Mrs. Emma Anthony is president. The public is welcome. Ebenezer Baptist—Services are being conducted each Sunday morning at 11 :30 at Masonic hall with Rev. James Woodson in charge. The public is invited. New Light Baptist—Rev. Richard Vance will preach for the Missionary Circle Sunday March 28 at 3:30 p.m., assisted by the choir. Mis^Sue Robinson is reporter. Elvin Baptist—Rev. W. Haliburton, pastor, announces that -the church which was formerly located at ."»2H Agnes st.. has been moved to 440 Blake st.. and the services* are as follows: Sunday School, 10 am.: 11:30 a.m., worship and evening services at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting will be held each Wednesday night at s p. m. The public is always invited. Goodwill Baptist—Rev. Wm. Harris, pastor, invites you to attend regular services and to hear Rev. Davis of Bethlehem Rapt, church at 3 pm., assisted by singing groups. Evening worship continues at 7 :4f> p.m. Mt. Pisgah Baptist. Kokomo—Rev. H. Mi Bride invites you to attend his Sunday school at 0:30 am.; morning worship at 11:30 and last Sunday at. 3:40 Mrs. Kay gave a missionary program with many visitors present. Mrs. Edith Johnson is the church reporter.

Iftth St. Baptist—Rev. Albert Batts pastor is conducting a week’s revival in Terre Haute. The missionary society is rendering a musical Sunday afternoon of which Mrs. Madia Batts is sponsor. B. T.U. rally Sunday a flier noon was very successful with $r»T».00 raised. New Baptist—Rev. R. H. Gnddie. pastor, invites you to attend the services all-day Sunday. Our Savior Lutheran—Morning . . subject, “Paul’s Admonition. ‘Be Ye Therefore Followers of God”! Wed., evening Lenten services. The fourth word of Christ, “My God, My God. Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me ” Last Sunday, S. S.. children delivered Lent material to many homes near the church Russell Burden, who is seriously ill, was baptized March 22 at City hospital. St. Mark’s AME Zion—Mrs. Cary D. Jacobs will he principal speaker at the Youth On Parade program Sunday at 3 p.m., of which Mrs. Helen Clayton is sponsor, auspices of the Y branch of the missionary society. Outstanding talent will participate and Raymond league, youthful orator and Senior at Attucks will he master of ceremonies. Rev. V .L. Carson is the pastor. First Baptist North Indianapolis— Rev. F. F. Young’s subject at 11 am., will he "The Christian Warfare.” 3 pm., the Gospel Trumpets will appear on the Priscilla Young Missionary chorus’ musical program. Bethlehem Baptist—Morning subject, "What Is Man?” 3 p.m. J. ‘f. Highbangh jr.. and his singing group will render a flail musical program for the Pastor’s Aid. Mrs. Clara Woods is president. The public is invited Sunday will be observed as Men’s Day. 2oth St. Baptist—A musical progrm will he rendered Friday night at 8:30. at which time the Hnrmonette Octette, Mt. Olive choir and Missionary chorus; Davis quartet, Shiloh chorus. Samaritan chorus and choir. Link-Belt Glee club. The Kingans Glee Club. Haughville Unity chorus. Eastern Star chorus. Angelic Four quartet, Squires Students chorus. Mrs. Madeline Shanks, Mrs. Alberta Vaughn and the church choir will be participants. This program is given for the benefit of Roosevelt Squires who is going away for a rest. The public is cordially invited. Church of God—Marcli 28 at 3p.m. the church holds its monthly drive. The Junior chorus will render a musical program Morning and evening services will be conducted by the pastor. Elder Ned Lewis. Emmanuel Baptist—The Usher Board meets Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. with Rachel Hibbet, president. Rev. Hatcher is pastor of the church. The Antioch Baptist—The Rev. Wm. R. Hughley will fill the pulpit this Sunday preaching as his morning theme “The Glory of God.” In the afternoon which is Missionary Day. Rev. Claiborne who is a Sergeant in the army at Camp After bury will preach for the circle. He promises to bring a great message. Mrs. Shipley, president of the BTU is inviting the public to attend these services at (>:30 p.m., as there will l>e an interesting and timely debate conducted which the public will enjoy.

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BIRTHDAYS

'March 20—Stella Cox, 2068 Arsenal; Dorothy Coleman. 1746 Lockwood; Olivia Wells, 1140 Harlan; Climan Anderson ; Martin Rutledge. 6ir> W. 10th; Wm. B. Smith 972 Roache; Mary Hughbough, 001 W. 28th; Stanton Powell, Muncie; Lavenia Hill, 460 Agnes; Wm. Taylor. 500 W. 20th; Adella Beard, 2110 W. 10th : Stephen Mayfield, 614 Bright: Sylvia Bebley, 405 Douglass. March 30.—Gaybell Brown, 238% W. 12th; Ellen Pierce, 508 W. Michigan; Maude Flack, 2175 N. (/ipitol; Marian ‘Stewart, 021% W. 27th: Sam Williams jr., 1443 Kappes; Samuel Harrington, 1407 Kappes: Cleo Miller. 1212 Cornell; Jean King. 2030 Hovey; Edward Cage, 2650 Burton: Frances Harper. 3741 Gr,Iceland: Lillian Bebley, 405 Douglass. March 31.—Mary WUHanis. 328 W. 12th: Paul Fowlkes, Chicago; 'Guy Russell, 4126 Cornelius; Roberta Dean, '525 Douglass; Miss Selles, 350 XV. 20th; Ruth Taylor 1230 Oregon; Louise Hollimau, 510 Blackford; Pauline Lawrence 349 Smith; Dorothy and Margaret Malone, 2334 Hovey; Herbert Brown, 431 W. Michigan; Eugenia Asbury, 2002 Paris; Garnett Watkins, 1658 Sheldon st. April 1.—Theophilus Winston, Terre Haute; imogene Mitchell, 2050 Arsenal; Opal Goode, 430 N. West Beatrice Gordon, 044 So. Illinois; Anna Hill: Edith Hyde. 2828 Manlove; Delores Jordan, 2615 White; L. A. Hargraves, Cleveland; Edw. Uinlrle 1041 Sheffield: Elizabeth

Jones; Carrie Evans, 2331 Martindale; Rhea Baxter, 2061 High land: Pernola McDamon. 1S27 Miller; Georgiann Williams. 2451 Indianapolis; Paul Carter, 713 Locke. April-Ji.—Janett W i 11 i a m s , 630 Blake; Yanwert Mullins, 303 W. Vermont; John Simmons. 066 Burdsal Pky.: Norma Fields, 1730 Yandes; Wm. Baker, 1233 Oregan Robt. Gartin, 2040 Ralston: Mary Settles, 227 Rankin ; Mary Adams 355 Smith; Chester King. 226 Smith ; Geo. Taylor. 876 W. 10th: Lewis Edmonson; Laura Carter, 1210 Missouri; Mary Dillard. 2057 Highland: Sarah E. Weoden. 2805 Boulevard; Walter Jones; Lena Cave. 2023 Shriver; Mary King. 355 Smith; Chas. Davis. 1057 Belmont; Richard Buckner. 1040 N. Capitol; Jas. Reed jr.. 18 Mytis ; April 3.—Pvt. Wm. Brown jr.. Eglin Field. Fla.; Rubena Winston. 2121 N. Capitol; Amos Blevins, 1418 Kappes; Annie Cunningham 2445 Hovey; Emma Bradford, 1514 E. 18th: Oscar Bush, 1326 Yandes; Majorie Madden, 1505 Cornell; Oliver King. 2004 Hovey Wm. Harvey, 1240 Cornell; Lola Davidson.. 2460 Bond; Laurence Mayes, 016 Paca; Gertrude >Prettyman, 615 California ; Carrie Knrl, 1158 W. 27th; Marthalynn Girton, 340 Smith: Virginia Poole 2342 Schofield; Erie Walker, 1638 Arsenal; Doris Banks, 2313 Indianapolis ; Alfred Prevott. 227 W. 28th; John Gardner, 2826 Paris; Chas. Smith, 807 W. 10th; Jacquelyn Elaine Suggs, 443 Agues.

IN THE GROOVE By Elizabeth Brizentine-Taft

Soldier News ‘is the old business to take up at this umpteenth ses. sion of the groovey-oovey people! From Mae Buckner we learn that’:; he’s across the i>ond and that everything was smooth sailing. He sen; Ills regards to Sheets and all the gang and wants us to keep ’em flying and bombing until the lights come on again all over the world! He’s possibly safe across now, so it’s all reet to say that when he wrote he was somewhere on the Mediterranean Sea! Imagine seeing the Rock of Gibraltar, passing through the Straight and seeing the Spanish Morrocco and a part of the famous Casablanca! Incidentally, this is the most thrilling soldier mail I have received and having seen and met Cpl. Mae, once, I am feeling rather high in spirit that he should remember to drop me a line even while on the high seas! Most appreciative! I am! I am! <*> Old. Bennie Pope jr., writes that he’s okey-dokey ami that everything is fine wherever he is! He sends love and all the trimmings to all the gang and wants us to hold down everything! For your writing interest, Pvt. Julius W. Upshaw is now, 35095440 Co. A. 490th Port, B r » T. C. New Orleans Station Area, New Orleans, La. He writes that the chow and weather are fine and that’s he still thinking of the good ole days at Dick’s! He’s hoping everytime I take a Manhattan I’ll thing of him. Well, I don’t partake of Manhattans, but I will remember him, won’t you? He informs us that an oJe long lost cousin of mine is also stationed there and that’s lie’s a Master Sergeant. That’s Walter (Jimmie) Blake formerly of here and Terre Haute ami Jinunie isn’t hut about 24 or 25, isn’t that ducky, him being a Master Sgt.I but it’s wonderful, peaee, and it is wonderful! Pvt. Meredith (Billy) Stewart of “Summertime” renditions, is now at Lincoln, Nebraska and he’s Private First Class if you don’t mind! He’s working liard at the Aeronautics business and says lie hopes soon to be adding more stripes to his arms!—and that’s enough! From Beatrice, Watts we received a lovely card! She’s hailing back in Windy City! Just Imving herself a time, and it’s mad! Speaking of Mad! The World is Mad, so Weldon (Geechie) Beverly informs us and right he is. As Dagwood Bumstead would say, “You are so right!” Neverthehy and by, Geertne informs us that tlqs slogan was proven true one hundred fold at the birthday ptmy ot Mrs. Josephine Orr Sunday night. There were four tables beautifully appointed and accentuated with very sharply dressed women and men who wore rose corsages, and buttonieres! Geechie was of course the maddest of all and he kept the ball a’rollin ably assisted by that frantic and popular Hersohel Buckner! The highlight of the evening was the unexpected (as per usual) -from Harry Jones, a telegram wishing everything was grooverier than groov.ey! And that they were Scotchiu with the Soda ! Miss Alma Williams was delovely in white petite mademoiselle, (mad’imva’zel) ! OA la la !__, Miss Mae Board in tailored suit three quarter length red fox coat and a chic chappeaiix! la chic mademoiselle they were the damsels for Geechie’s money! The world is mad, the young boys are mad (like the Russians!) and^everyone who can afford it is playing! <s> Rut can we help It if March 21, the first day of the blooming .Spring, was Annabelle Smith’s birthday at long last and ean we help it if we surprised her in grand style at Masonic Hall that evening and scotched with the soda and went to the Yellowstone and then doubled ' hack with “Take It and Git?” No because we are all mad people too and especially that bunch from the. Hopkinsville, Ky., town better knowns as the Playground of the World! you know, paradise valley and sundale valley, etc.! Just a bunch of'made and frantic people and Annabelle, who was formerly Annabelle Flack of the famous Flacks of Hoptown was the nSaddest of all! It just happened that she didn’t catch on and those who had partaken of the cup of iniquity with her didn’t even hip her so consequently crocadile tears were shed by this mad little lettle one!__—Mr. and Mrs .David E. Taylor, Camille (the can’t help it sweet thing) Williams, Jackie (the sharper) Gaddie, Gladystine (the concert pianist) Greathouse, Gertrude (the Japanese Sand baby) Collins, John (the Grave young man) Graves, Walter, (the Irish) McNary, Pete (brother-in-law) Smith, Milton (the head) Rambeau, (sense me, I mean head waiter) Pvt. Chas. Henry (Jimmie) Williams and Rea Williams, William (the Square) GrilTie j’’., and yours truly were the other mad people who helped Annabelle on her way! <$> A very befitting birthday wisli from Jackie Gaddie to Annabelle read. "I’m glad tu.send this card to say That I'm remembering now The joys you’ve given other folks As only you know how: And I am glad to send a wish That coming days will hold The self-same joys you always give, > Increased a thousand fold! Camille and Bob Williams belated greeting was quite unique and it pictured a little puppy with a string tied on his finger. The verse ' read. “When 1 found I’d forgotten your birthday and the wish I had meant to express, 1 kept feeling smaller with pictures of the same d«*ggie.oggie dwindling down, to smaller, and smaller and smaller and smaller, hut Nevertheless Many Happy Returns of the day! And that's goes double, or nothing Annabelle! May you live forever and I hope l never die! Guess Daddy Spurgeon deserves a lil break in this mad business, he was a most perfect host and everything went off with a boom-boom! <*><$> NOTES ON THE CUFF:—Saw Ethel Byrd Whitley last week looking very Miss Byrdish in a fine trench coat and a green tam that just set off everything!.; Van Lear continues to be a most ardent telephone lover! You know like the song, “Can’t read, can’t write, gonna buy myself a telephone!” Sentiments to Warren Pierce who recently buried his mqjher, Mrs. Sadie Lowe in Richmond, Ohio. Henry \ukey browsed in town last week and we had a line chat about the ole eastside when we were kids! That was an awful mad gang for us then, Lut that was then and this is now! Guyree Taber and Vivian Tutt are now deceased, but Florence Tutt is working at Dick Shaw’s. Dolly Miller Is now a beautician; William Sleets is married and is an Allison man; Henry’s in Chicago on that smooth time; Tom Mitchell is married and still lives east; Worthy Mitchell and probably Bernice are now deceased; Archie Taylor’s wife is in the hospital; Marion Tinsley is also an Allison man and is married and has one baby! Wm. (Bubbles) Dennis is also married, has children and one in the lay-a-way! Katherine (Doll) Dennis, his sister is now* Mrs. Andrew JohiLson and lives on the Eastside! Those were the good ole days when we played under the street lights and playd such games as Lil Sallie Walker; “Old Tin Bucket, Ole Tin Can” and scores of others! _.My, my, my, such were the days and the memories linger; Yes, and how very clierishable! <S> <$> Haven’t seen nor heard anything from m yfriend Percy (Jackie P) Saunders because he’s been in Windy City (quietly). With the Ink Spots and the other celebrities now in the city, they must have had a party from the Jackie P. Lounge who attended and I know Sunday night must have been-a blitzkreig night for the mad Jackie P! Everything is mad nowadays, and he’s maddern than ever now that the air raid wardens are getting these uniforms lined up! There’ll be a big story and a picture very soon and you’ll understand just what I’m talking about!