Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1961 — Page 5
The Indianapolis Recorder, Oct. 7, 1961—5
Recorder Women Sponsors Enter Tlth Year Of Service To Charities
SPONSORS MEET: A few of the charming Recorder Women Sponsors present at Saturday's round-up meeting were (from left to right) Mesdames Gabra Gachaw, James Grissom, Vivian Terry Moore, chairman and Charles Russell. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Louise Terry Batties, director.
CHECK REPORTS: Checking financial reports of The Recorder Charities, Inc., are (from left to right) Mrs. Louise Terry Batties, director; Mrs. Oscar Donahue (standing). Miss Margaret Holdier, Chester Gardner.
ENJOY LUNCHEON: Each Recorder Woman Sponsor brought a delicious covered dish to the meeting Saturcay for a special pitch-in luncheon. Pictured around the serving table are (from left to
Gamma Chapter Private Wedding Rites Are Plans Tnp to Solemnized at Groom's Home
banta Claus Land
Mrs. Mattie Caldw-ll of 1225 S.
Pershing became the bride of Har- Iurosqtu* arrangement around the Gamma Chapter of Gamma Phi 1 rison Cason of 1930 N. New ..Ter- ! ,umh bowl.
Delta Sorority, Inc., is sponsoring
a bus to Santa Claus Land, Santa Claus, Ind.. Sunday, Oct. 29 with the group leaving from 30th and
Illinois at 8 a.m.
Reservations, which must be made by Oct. 19, and additional information may be obtained by call
sey in rites repeated Saturday, Lnehancing the table, which was Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. before Rev. covered with a white lace cloth,
Luther Smith pastor of Union vvas a white two-tiered wedding , dents to attend then r
Baptist Church cake adorned with bluebells and day. The double-ring ceremony w T as ('ink roses with a traditional colorheld at the groom’s home. The ed bride and groom on top. bride, given in marriage by her Hostesses for the reception were father, Alonzo Harris, war, charm- Mrs. Klease Ridley, Mrs. Marian ing in a beige chiffon dress. She Walker, Mrs. Judith Harris, Mrs.
I he step from summer into foil is a big one for The Indianapolis Recorder Women Sponsors who are entering their 1 1th year of faithful service to The Recorder Charities and naedy in the community. Under the leadership of Mrs. Paul A. Batties, director, the city-wide community group initiates their work or campaign efforts each ysar for the Christmas Cheer Fund in the
summer.
Saturday the women met ot the director's residence where each brought a delicious covered dish and financial contributions which they had gleaned during the summer from personal and community friends :cnstituting a pitch-in luncheon
meeting.
Serving as chairman of the luncheon was Mrs. Chester Gardener. Sh* 1 was assisted by Mesdames Roosevelt Drane, James Grissom. Louise Haynes, Oscar Donahue and other enthusiastic members of the
organization.
Mrs. Vivian Terry Moore, me new chairman, presided at the meeting. The worship for the opening of ihe business session was conducted by Mrs. Viola Williams following devotional music by Mrs.
Earlee Combs.
Guest speaker w r as Clarence
Wood, assistant finance director of the board of weekday religious education to which The Recorder
Charities. Inc., has contributed. Remarks were made by Dr. Guy
L. Grant, president of Recorder Charities; Atty. Frank R. Beckwith.
Joined together through an [executive secretary and Mrs. Shirunamious decision to rnsKe their | i ev p renz 0 f Shirley Flowers, who community a better place in which I contributed the centerpiece and the to live,” members of the Hubbard i crown for the ‘'Queen for a Dav” Center Civic Club have invited resi- j to the Sponsor making the largest
,:ng Mon- financial report. Mrs. Batties. who each year has
consistently secured the largest financial contribution from special
right) Mesdames J. W. Taylor, Creamous Toliver, Roosevelt Drane. Clarence Stewart, Obenia Patton. Marshall A Talley
and Ernest Kirk.
Hubbard Center Club Invites Norhsiders To Community Meet
ing Mrs. Sadie Perrine, WA. 5-15U1 wore a corsage of bluo carnations, Myrtle Harriston of Columbus,
or Miss Josie Hawthorne, WA. 3-
5065.
Santa Claus Land is nestled in the wooded hills of Southern Indiana where every day is Xmas. Ii is an exciting park for children and
a multi-colored thioo strand neck- Mrs. Georgia Matthews and
lace with earrings to match. Her Patricia Mack,
accessories wore gold shoes and
purse.
Her only attendant was Mrs. Elease Ridley of 1825 Miller, ma-tron-of-honor. She wore a beige
Mrs.
Out-of-town guests besides those previousiy mentioned included Mrs. Kor thn Boat ley Cason of Columbus, sister-in-law of the groom. The bride attended Crispus At-
WOMANS DAY COMMITTEE: The Woman's Day committee of Mt. Zion Baptist Church pictured above have set their goal at $20,000 which they hope to raise by Sunday, Nov. 26, at 3:30 p. m. at a "Woman's Day" meeting. The committee includes (from left to right) seated: Mesdames Ollie Weeks, chairman; R. T. Andrews, Dorothy Morton, reception; Clema V. Regers, publicity; Verna Newcomb, music and Minnie Boatright, organist, and standing: Mesdames Estella Woodard,
decorations; Zola Wiley, secretary; Bessie Revels, financial secretary; Miss Catherine Woodard, co-chairman of the ushers, and Mrs. Beulah Wallace, co-chairman of publicity. Members not shown are Mmes. Clo Woolridge, co-chairman; Anna Scott, program; Peggy Landers, decorations; Anna Covington, young women; Elizabeth Shepherd, ushers; Margaret Tyler, music and Helen Duncan, contact secretary.
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(Recorder photo by Houston Dickie)
folklore.
In this wonderful park you will find the Hall of Famous Americans, toyland, Santa’s circus and deer
Oct. 9. at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ewing. 2854 Shriver.
N ti5 h !£.7 ‘Mir. i was given the privilege of awarding the crown to Mrs. Elizabeth
[Stewart. ^
An outstanding report of the financial record of the Sponsors during the 10 years of service to the Recorder and the community wa^ compiled and presented by Mrs.
Moore.
Closing remarks were made bv Mrs. Frcdonia Stewart Temple. • staff coordinator of Recorder Charities, and Mrs. Emma Holdier. a charming guest and mother o.’
a Woman
ed by 30th street, Northwestern avenue, Fall Creek Parkway boulevard and Illinois street arc
invited to bo present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes is president, and Mrs. Mary E. Sales, sec-
retary.
Ruth Mudd Heads New-Organized Club Oilicers of the newly-organized
parents too in which can be found isheath dress with a corsage of blue tucks High School and is a licensed a fascinating blend of fantasy, pure carnations and pink rosebuds. Her practical nurse having graduated
fun and historic study designed to accessories were a gray three string from the Indianapolis School of ■Parnished Angels Club have been preserve America’s most precious i neck,aCe with matching earrings Practical Nursing. She is employ-[ elected. Serving as president is Miss ' “ " and green shoes and green purse, cd at the Borinstein Home and is Ruth Mudd. Other oilicers are Mrs. . M H
Pvaymond Boatly Cason of Co- a member of Union Baptist Church, Patricia Eishop, v i co-president; P llss Mai g aret Holdier,
lumbus, Ohio, served as his broth- Eastern Star, Union Chapter No. 1, Mrs. Vernell Harris, secretary; Miss j ^l ?aasor - . . er’s bridegroom. OES. Her husband is a self-employ- Flodia Flucas, assistant secretary; 1 Mrs. Batties urges the continued A reeption followed immediately ed trucker and a member of Mt. Mrs. Hazel Dodge, treasurer and support of Recorder friends to this
farm, house of dolls, fairyland rail* i af1or th e ceremony. Centerpiece for Paran Baptist Church. I Mrs. Maggie Taylor, sargeant-at- - annual appeal for Christmas Cheer road and an excellent picnic area affair was’hed'"and'white roses Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Cason are arms. Funds- to*mM*>many requests fon with outdoor ovens. anf * lilies, and a ring of bright at home to friends at 1930 N. New Mrs. Rosie Morse entertained at help that will come from needy
blue and white carnations in a pic- Jersey.
the Monday meeting.
families at Christmas lime.
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Plans for the coming season were • began when the Indiana Hair Do- , i signers held their lirst meeting : for the year Monday at the Fall [
Creek Parkway YMCA.
Popular local beauticians from Indianapolis were joined by others ; from Fort Wayne and Anderson ' for the evening session, which ac- I cording to Mrs. Lillie Starks, pub- ! licity chairman, and proprietor of ; ! the Poro Beauty and Barber School, i
was well-attended.
i ! Officers of tno m-.ana Hair De-
* ... * signers include Mesdames Laura , _ . _ . Hughes, president, Lillian ChestF>ach ticket purchased for the I'rontiers Benefit Artists nut. tirsi vice-president; Ethel
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About The FRONTIERS Benefit Artists and Models Ball and Revue
FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 9 P.M., INDIANA ROOF BALLROOM.
"Flowers — the Gift Expressive" from ATKINS Flower Shop 2049 N. CAPITOL AVI. WALNUT 5-7556 Open Snndav 9:30 to 2:00 P. M. DAILY 8:00 A. M. - «:00 P. M.
and Models Ball helps in the Frontiers effort to have preschool children hear better.
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The Artists and Models Ball and Revue is not a fashion show.
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Notices of many parties before and after the Ball and Revue have been given to guests by their friends.
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No longer is it a rumor: the lovely Nancy Streets will take part in the production.
Tate, second vice-president; Priscillii Dean Lewis, secretary; Elizabeth Williams, treasurer, and Inez
Rccd, journalist.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital, Girls: Hat - vey and Jewel Kelley, Mack, Jr.,
and Louise Hall, William and Ruth White, Ralph and Yvonne Mitchell. Boys: Elmer, Sr„ and Mary Easton Lee and Gladys Martin.
Coleman Hospital. Girls: Edwin
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Guests who will have Champagne Circle: A partial list includes Mr. and Mrs. William Staten, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, A. J. King, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas of Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. William Warfield, Mrs. Ann Denny, Mrs.
Alphonse Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Thurston, Pete Olden, Mr. and an ^ Deloris Kennedy, Joseph and Mrs. James Minter and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ezzell. Sylvia Barnette, Burton and Ear-
* * « • line Daniels, Robert and Mable
j Whitley. William and Edna Dun-
Contrary to rumor, Champagne Circle tickets and Champagne Box i ,f >p. Joseph and Ethel Parrot, seats are still available. At toast time champagne will be served in i Boys: Gravnel and Mary Tyler, ] the Champagne Boxes as well as the Champagne Circles. Rodgers and Mary Archie. O. B. Champagne Circle. $3.50 and Ceola Williams.
Champagne Balcony Box, $3.50
General Admission $2.50
PLAN DINNER: Pictured above is the planning committee for the "United Nations Formal Dinner" scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 8:15 p. m. at New Bethel Baptist Church. It includes (from left to right) standing: Mrs. Grace Sherron, Mrs. Annie Mae Gray, Miss Lucille Murphy, Mrs. PeaH White, Mrs. Frances F.
Boglin and Mrs. Viola Mills, and seated: Mrs. Jannie Osborne, Mrs. Norveline Wade, Dr. F. Benjamin Davis, host pastor; Mrs. Mary P. McGuire, chairman; Mrs. Katherine Smith, Miss Laura J. Woolfoik and Mrs. Hester Waller. (Recorder photo by George P. Stewart II)
Methodist Hospital, Girls: Harry and Gilda Tanner, Dorsey and
Intercollegians Elect Officers; i Announce Future Club Activities
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Tickets are on sale at James Pharmacy, Fall Creek P ar k VV{ *y : c aro i e FinRer Harold and Shir- Following their recent election of Central Business College, publicity YMCA, Mammoth Insurance Company, The Recorder office, North-j j Keys, Thomas and Irene Halo, j officers for 1961-62 the Intercollegi- chairman; Miss Sarah Senour, western Paint Shop and Paris Beauty Salon. [Boys: Jessie and Florida Banks, j ate Club, composed primarily of former student at Indiana UniverWarren and Onterial Greene, y° un g adult college students, an- sity Extension, program chairman;
inson. nounced its main events in pro- Miss Lynne Ridley, Butler Univer-
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Lodge, Temple Dance Draws Crowd Of 300 j Guests At R.C.A. Hall A crowd estimated between 200 and 300 sociaiizers were present at the first formal dance sponsored j jointly by the Greater Indiana- 1 polls Lodge No. 1233 and the I
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All indications point out the success of the upcoming "United Notions Formal Dinner" scheduled for Tuesday night, Oct. 10, at 8:15 p. m. in Fellowship Hall of New Bethel Baptist Church. Mrs. Mary P. McGuire, chairman of the Business and Professional Women of the Missionary Society of New Bethel Baptist Church, and her committee have worked diligently in making this dinner one of the best attended ever
held.
On the guest and speaker's list are names of city, state and national officials who will make an appearance at the dinner to which the public is extended an invitation to come and meet many dignitaries. Mrs. Mary P. McGuire, chairman of the dinner, announced Thursday that several foreign guests are expected to be present at the “United Nations Formal Dinner” from India, Ireland, Japan, Iran, Greece, Africa, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Indonesia, Austria and other countries. They will speak and sing songs in their national languages. Displays will show 99 colorful flags of different coun-
tries.
Rev. James Jones, director of Dwayne and Barbara Robinson
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odist Hospital. Cards and other i and Shirley Anderson, Frank and , 01 T an * za ti ori » has expressed desiies mpn auan. Held at the RCA Hall, the dance acknowledgments should be sent • Janie Bright, William and Betty to integrate its membership during Most recent event in the coming - was planned by a committee with to him c/o Room B-712. Brinkley. Anthony and Edna j^his year and has decided to have weeks will bo a ^ Push (p odge) as chairman. Leslie Cren-
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Greene, Robert and Martha Ray. mon? programs on the intellectual Party ’ scheduled for Sunday, Oct. ; s | iaw j s exalted ruler of the Lodge A. C. and Ivera Turner, Jerry and ’nature—having as speakers, minis- 15. Inv itations have been extended j an{ j Mrs. Christina McClung is
Alberta Walton A1 and Alveretta lers - professors and others in vari- prospective members. A special Clay. Andrew ’and Nellie AUort, ous fields. program will feature club purposes, James and Rebecca Stewart, Da- Ron Cushenberry. a student at activities, and shovving ^ e 15 vid and Wardene Walker. Boys: I Indiana University Extension, will to -’ ians book on club a ans. Felix and Hazel Allen. Alfred and i serve as president. Other officers Next on the agenaa is an invi1 Adelene Barbour, Fred and Mari- j include Elwood Black, Indiana Uni- tational “Masquerade Party” planlyn Cody, Andrew and Beatrice I versity Extension, vice-president; ned for Friday, Oct. 27.
Davis, Patrick and Barbara Da- ; Miss Deloris Richardson, Indiana vis, John and Genoia Martin, Don- ' University Extension, secretary; aid and Janice Massey, William Miss Carolyn Amos, Porter Busiand Doris Gholston, Harris and ; ness College, assistant secretary; Beverly Holland, Emory, Sr., and ! Curtis Jones, Butler University, Elizabeth Hollonquest, Chester ! treasurer, and Jimmy Stewart, Inand Anna Pierson, Irvin and Bren- diana University Extension, assis-
da Pollard, Willie and Jessie Ster- j tant treasurer,
ling, Wilbur and Eliza Taylor, Paul ! Committee heads are as follows: iand Janice Newbolt, iMiss Olivia McGee, Indiana Uni-
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Greater Indianapolis Temple No, I and professional persons, the din-
I ner I s expected to draw representation from City Hall, People’s Bank and Trust Company, Guardian Loan Company, Peacock’s Barber Shop, various beauty shops, druggists, funeral homes, several will attorneys, ministers and others.
In the Spring the club has discussed having a fashion show in conjunction with a downtown de-
partmen L store.
daughter ruler of the Temple. Eider and Mrs. F. F. Young, pastor and wife of First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis, and granddaughter, Miss Ruth Woods, went by jet to San Francisco for the recent National Baptia. Con-
vention.
Pvt. Levi H. Lewis is at home on a 14-day furlough visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi H. Lewis Sr., and relatives. Pvt. Lewis is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood,
Final plans for the dinner were threshed out at a special committee meeting of the enthusiastic sponsoring group Tuesday at the Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. Music for the affair will be provided by Mesdames Teresa Sanders,
^ , , ,. |Odella Overton and Naomi Ellis From there they visited relatives j throu hout the evening, in Los Angeles. Elder and Mrs. . s Young have returned home. Miss > ^• ev - ^ Benjamin Davis is host Woods will stay with her brother | pastor for the dinner. Officers of
indefinitely.
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Rev. C. F. Harris, pastor of Trinity Baptist Church, who has been
i Burn At Home, Girl; George and e r s i t y Extension, membership | Mo. Upon returning to base, he will |ill, is taking n much needed rest I Willa Drain, 327 W. 11th. iboard; Miss Dana Jones. Indiana j leave for France, in Michigan.
the Society include Mrs. Esther Lynch, president; Mrs. Frances Boglin, church clerk; Jannie L. Osborne, secretary; MrS. Hester Waller, treasurer; Mrs. Norveline Wade, registration chairman.' •