The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-03
State Baptists to Meet

engaging in daily practice for the
contest.
State Baptists to Meet
Maceo Hill, winner of the 1927
championship, is expected to .e-
tain his crown, according to reports
Of tennis fans. Hopson Ziegler.
physical director of the Y. M. c. A.,
is managing the tournament with
a corps of volunteers.
Miss Naomi p. Young, a graduate
Of Shortridge High School, Sim
mons University and Terre Haute
Normal will teach in Maryland next
fall. Miss NJ. Griffin of Twenty
Sixth ST., also will teach in Mary
land.
The Rev. Leroy Phillips and the
Rev. Charles Merritt have been
conducting special services at the
Professionalism Baptist Church of
which the Rev. G. w. Ray is pastor.
The State Association of Indiana
Colored Baptist churches will con-
vene in annual session Aug. 7 to
y at the Mt. Paran Baptist Church.
The woman's auxiliary of the as
ISOLATION will hold its meetings at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church at
Thirteenth and Missouri SITS.
Quartet Sings
The Unity Female Quartet gave
several selections during the Licking
ton conference in session here this
week. Members of the club are:
Mrs. Bertha Boyd, Mrs Carrie Park
er, Mrs. Earlee Mays and Mrs.
Bertha Wright. They will sing for
group of white citizens at the
Lincoln Club in Haughville, Monday
night.
Mrs. Esther Martin and Miss Dora
Atkins have returned home after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Patton at their cottage in Idlewild.
The Rev. c. T. Haywood, pastor
of Christ Temple, is in Chicago on
business.
Mrs. Emma Duvalle, Mrs. Aletha
Duvalle, Mrs. Fannie Finn, Mrs.
Elfreda Washington and Mrs.
Joyner are leaving Saturday for a
visit in Idlewild, Mich.
Mrs. Mile Hoffman, president of
the Lafayette branch of Negro
musicians will come to the city
Saturday to assist with plans for
the State meeting in November. The
regular board meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Ellen V.
Thomas in Cornell Ave.
The Rev. R. D. Leonard will
preach on "a Clean Heart" at the
Sunday morning services of Union
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Phillips enter
tanned with a party for Mr.. and Mrs
H. Frye of Columbus, Ohio, who are
spending their honeymoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Davis in Nine
teenth st.
Delegates in City
Mrs. Ethel Upshaw, Chicago, is
attending the Lexington conference
and will spend the weekend with
her friend Mrs. Fitzhugh Valen-
tine, in Boulevard Pl.
Delegates to the Lexington con-
ference are to be found in homes
of many indianapolis citizens. The
Rev. Robert E. Shelton of Chicago
was called hurriedly to Chicago on
account of Mrs. Skeletons illness.
Visiting pastors will be heard in
several Indianapolis churches Sun
day morning.
Continuing until Aug. -, Bethel
A. M. E. Church is conducting a
revival campaign. The meetings
are being conducted by the Rev. U.
S. Jolly" Robinson OF Vancouver,
B. G. Mr.. Robinson just has closed
a series of meetings in the West
and in British Columbia, where he
has held services in some Of the
leading white churches.
A gospel choir will furnish music
for the services which are to be held
each evening Except Saturday. at
TAT during the week, with services
at IL a. m. and and 7:45 p m.
on Sunday. At o'clock Sunday
Mr.. Robinson will deliver one of
his famous lecture-sermons from
the subject, debt Dodgers"
The Grand United Order Of the
Ancient United knights and Daugh-
tiers of Africa will leave the city
Saturday night at midnight to at
tend the national grand session
which convenes at Columbus, Ohio,
Aug. ell. Ada Coins is the State
grand queen, and Nellie White is
the secretary.