The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-02
NEGRO PASTORS
ARE ASSIGNED
TO CHURCHES
More Than Forty Are Given
Charges at Conference
Sessions Here.

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Meetings we're held at the Allen
Chapel Church, Broadway and
Eleventh ST.. to which the Rev. w
D. Shannon was reappointed.
Appointments made by the bishop
for the northern Indiana district
are:
The Rev. j. P. @. Wallace, indianapolis,
presiding elder; Allen chapel, indianapolis,
the Rev w. D. Shannon; st. John, In
dianapolis, to be supplied; St. Paul, In
dianapolis, the Rev. Walter ChenaSt;
Richmond the Rev H. H. Black; Kokomo,
the Rev. H. A. Perry; Bethel, Marion the
Rev. G. H. jackson; Allen temple. Marion,
the Rev. B. S. Adams; Bethel. Muncle
the Rev. D. H. Stoner; Shaffer chapel
Mtncie the Rev. A. E. Paylor; Anderson
the Rev A. L. Washington; Lafayette.
the Rev Charles P. H. watkins; Logan
sport. to be supplied; Charlottesville, the
Rev. billiard Saunders; Noblesvine, the
Rev. P. L. Greenfield Newcastle. to be
supplied; Frankfort and Lebanon. the Rev.
@. S. Brown; Peru. the Rev. G.. S. Gross
land; Fountain City, the Rev. Samuel
Garter: Portland circuit. the Rev. L. N.
Jones; Hill chapel circuit, the Rev.
THOMAS McGilI; carthage circuit. the Rev.
william Bivens.
Southern District AppOintees
The southern indiana district includes;
Bethel, Indianapolis, the Rev. R. L.
Pope; Coppin chapel. Indianapolis. the
Rev. A. H. Davis; Evansville. the Rev.
j. A. Lindsay: Allen chapel. Terre Haute,
the Rev. E. L. Rabitory; Spruce St., the
Rev. ]. S. A. Mitcham; French Lick. the
Rev. H. B. Patterson; New Albany, the
Rev. w M. Kelley; Bloomington, the Rev.
J. M. Nickles; Vincennes the Rev. H. j..
Thompson Jacksonville. the Rev. J. l..
Talbert; Mt. Vernon. the Rev. w. T. Hill;
Princeton, the Rev. j. H. French; Lyles,
INC rev. ]. H. Roulhac: Franklin. the Rev.
H. Q. Norman; Washington. the Rev. j..
L. Cravens Bedford circuit. the Rev. G..
P. Smith Clinton and Rockville. the Rev.
A.. j. jackson; Vernon mission. Indian
apolis, the Rev. j. c. Mitchell. The Rev.
c. L. Upthegrove was named presiding
elder.
Transfers included the Rev. W. H. Giles
to the Illinois conference. from Mobiles
vile.
Y. w. G. A. activities announced
for the week include a program of
classes under the direction of Mrs.
C, r. Cox, chairman Of the health
department. Gym" classes on
Wednesday for all grade school pu-
pills will be held at the Jewish Fed
GRAFTON and classes Monday will be
held at the Phyllis branch. All
classes will begin at p. m.
Basketball Game Thursday
Basketball will be played at the
central ''Y" at 3 p. m. Thursday.
'olders for other activities in this
apartment may be had at branch
zee.
e famous winston singers also
appear on the program. Mrs.
4vkson leaves for New York
Wednesday.
The meeting Of the Alpha Chap
ter of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sor-
GRITTY mas been postponed from Oct.
4 to Oct. II. Hostess will be Miss
Margaret Smith, 3o6 w. Twenty
First ST.
The Old Settlers Social and Civic
Club is planning picnic for Thurs
day, at the Colored Orphans Home.
Old Settlers are invited to bring two
guests and luncheon.
The Mary B. Talbert Club is to
announce fall activities at recep-
ton Thursday, at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Manuel, 1888 N. Capitol Ave.
Jackson Is Speaker
: Harry jackson, connected with
the city government, and the In
dianapolis Recorder staff, spoke
Sunday at the Ethical Culture So
ciety. His subject was 1.-THE Po-
litical outlook of the Negro"
Ladies auxiliary of the Kappa
Alpha Psi will give a card party
at the Walker Casino Thursday.
Mrs. M. D. Battles is president.
A large group of citizens attended
the meeting Friday night at the
Y. w. G. A, to consider establish
ment of an industrial bank here.
j. j. Allen, Chicago, was named
the promoter to draw plans for or
ganization. The next meeting will
be held tonight at the Phyllis
Wheatley branch.
George Baker 2069 Boulevard Pl.,
seriously injured while at work on
an apartment building, is confined
at city hospital and wishes his
friends to call,
Miss Ethel Cheatham, Trinity
Apis, is absent from school duties
on account of illness.
Meetings to Start
Mrs. o. A. Johnson, chairman of
the general education department
will begin her meetings Oct 9 at 4
o'clock.
The esthetic dancing classes will
begin Saturday at p. m, with
Mrs. Verna Nasn, assistant health
e secret ary, as teacher. Horseshoe
pitching will begin on the afternoon
Of Oct. at the Roach st. center.
Mrs. Evelyn Waters, chairman of
The membership department, an
nounces meetings will be held each
night this week to aid the member
ship drive. A large number of new
members have been reported.
The Indiana Civic League, repre-
senting a group of $50 men under
35, has pledged it's entire support
to the State and national Demo-
cratic tickets.
Meetings of the club are held
each week at 446 Indiana Ave
Officers are Oscar Smith, president;
George Hazard, vice president;
Harry Brown, secretary; Frank
Dixon, treasurer.
Visits Sisters Here
Mrs. Ellen NcQuinney, Louisville
Is visiting with her sisters MrS