The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-16
CONCERT OF AID .
SOCIETY WILL 4
ATTRACT 1900
Prominent Singers to Be on
Program Tonight at
Caleb Mills Hall.

sons are expected to attend the
eighth annual concert of the Edu-
cational Aid society at Caleb Mills
hall tonight.
Mrs. Francis B. Coston, president,
is well known throughout the city
and state as a leader in educational
and social reform movements. She
is assisted by a board of prominent
Indianapolis citizens.
The program is said to be the
best ever offered by the society.
One gift of $25 made to the organ
ization will be used to provide tick
cts for one hundred children from
the public schools who wish to as
sist in the opening song, THE
Negro National Anthem"
Miss Celeste Cole of Detroit, VIM
ner of the Atwater Kent contest
for Michigan, is expected to appear
as guest artist in two song groups.
Others on Program
Among others included on to-
nights program are Leonard
Franklin, tenor, Crispus Attacks
band, Mrs. Sue Arts, Mrs. Irene
Jones, Mrs. Lillian Lemon, Mrs. Ida
Valentine, Miss Emily Garrett, Harry
Campbell, Mrs. Adelaide Riley, j.
Harold Brown and a group of spe-
cially trained school children.
Proceeds of tonight'S contest will
be used to defray expenses of COL
ored orphan children and other
worthy students in their college
courses.
Fifty women will participate in
the American flag building exer-
cises next Sunday at the Women's
clubhouse, 2O34 North Capitol ave-
nue..
The program will be given under
auspices of the Sisters of Charity
lodge No. f. Mrs. Cordelia Ford IS
president and Mrs. Fannie Tomp-
kins is secretary.
Reserves to Be Entertained
Senior Girl Reserves will enter
tain all new Girl Reserves at the
Walker casino Saturday from 3 to
p. m.
Girl Reserves and High "Y" boys
are scheduled for a hike to Eagle
creek Thursday. They will leave
the Phyllis Wheatley branch pre-
pared for day of "eats" and COM
petitive games.
The group will be in charge of
Misses Emma Mae Allison, Lucille
Lenthecome, Gertrude Gamlin,
Mrs. Sarah Olive, r. K. Smith and
Hobson ziegler.
Evangelistic services at the Sec
ond Baptist church, Michigan street
and Indiana avenue, are scheduled
for remainder of this week.
Ashburn in Charge
The Rev. w. r. Ashburn of En-
poria, Va, superintendent of the
extension department of the Ma
tional Baptist Publishing board. is
conducting services.
Ashburn will deliver a lecture at
the church Sunday at 3 p. m, on
the subject "Seventy-two Kinds of
Women and One Hundred Kinds
OF Men" The Rev B. J. F. West
brooks is pastor of the church.
DR.. H. L. luminous, chairman of
the religious department of the
Colored Y. M. G. A., announces
opening of the fall Bible classes
tonight.
Glass No. will be conducted by
the Rev. D. F. White, who will
teach the history of the Hebrew
people. DR.. A. H. Maloney will
teach class No and will offer
for study the Life of Jesus" from
the book of DR.. l. B. Case.
Attorney George Hamilton OF
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. Curtis
Hodges will be the principal speak,
ers at the Y. w. c. A. forum to-
morrow night. Large crowds are
attending these discussions. The
Farm Issue" and Immigration"
will be the topics.
Gives Talks in Churches
Madam Sarah E. Helm, president
of the CROWN Buty Manufacturing
company, has been giving short
talks in churches of the city re-
Gently.
Mrs. Blanche Crossen of Boule-
ward Place, entertained a few
friends Saturday night in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Warner of
Chicago.
Annual services of the Fitzhugh
Valentine College of Music will be
held at the Second Baptist church
Sunday, Oct. %, according to Off
Gals. BY request "Inslamatus" is
to be sung by Mrs. Valentine, as
sisted by a well-trained chorus.
A series of fifteen evangelistic
meetings started at the Mt. Paran
Baptist church, Twelfth and Mis-
souri, streets, Sunday. The services
are being conducted by the Rev.
j. r. Bowen Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The jolly Bachelor Girls club
will meet Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Gladys Carter, ll07
North Missouri street.
Mrs. Pauline Pitts of West Michi-
gan street, has gone to Vassar,
Mich, to live.
Mass Meeting Sunday
Dr. Henry Allen Boyd, secretary
of the National Baptist Publishing
board, will be the principal speaker
Sunday afternoon at a mass meet
ing in Mt. Paran Baptist church.
DR. Boyd succeeded his father, the
late r. H. Boyd, founder of the
100000 publishing house.