The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-07
SOCIETY
TO ENTERTAIN
CHIROPODISTS
State CoIored Group Holds
Reception Tonight for
Delegates.

Members of the Indiana Pedic
Society will hold a reception at the
Walker Casino, Wednesday night,
in honor of delegates attending the
seventeenth annual convention of
the National Association Of Chiro-
podists and Podiatrists.
The program for the reception
will include addresses by DR.. S. A.
Furniss, Attorney F. B. Ransom and
Miss Mae B. Belcher, secretary of
the Phyllis Wheatley branch Y. w.
G. A.
Other number on the program
will be given by the Cosmopolitan
quartet, Mrs. Allie Mossand, a read
ing; Mrs. E. Cutler, Mrs. Blossie
Roberts and Robert Smith, vocal
numbers. Miss Emily Garrett will
be accompanist.
Baptists Meet Here
A sightseeing tour will be given
the delegates on Thursday after
noon, followed by chicken dinner
at the Whitaker Tea Room, Key
stone Ave.
Officers of the Pedic Society are:
DR.. Pynke Corley, president; DR.. E.
Willadson, Kokomo. vice president;
DR.. L. L. Roberts, South Bend, sec
retary-treasurer.
Delegates to the Indiana Baptist
General Association are in the city
attending sessions, which opened
for a six-day meeting at the Mt.
Paran Paran Baptist Church of
which the Rev. G. H. Bell is
pastor.
The general association includes
activities of the Ministerial Associa-
ton, Womens Home and Foreign
Mission department and the
Deacon's auxiliary.
Present Play Tonight
The women's auxiliary will hold
its sessions in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, Thirteenth and
Missouri Sts., of which the Rev. ].
D. johnson is pastor.
The women will open their ses-
sions tonight with play, Choosing
the Right Road" The play will be
given at Mt. Paran Baptist Church
and will be directed by Miss Matte
Gwyn. Mrs. E. j. K. Hines is chair
man of the women's department
Special dedicatory exercises at the
newly purchased home for State
headquarters located at 1881 N.
Capitol Ave-, will be feature of the
closing services Sunday.
A series of lectures have been ar
ranged for Malcolm G. Dade of
Mississippi, and Richard H. Hill of
Baltimore, who are in the city
under auspices of the American
Friends Service committee.
Mr.. Dade won three consecutive
scholarships for practical social work
at the Armstrong Association at
Philadelphia while studying at Lin
coin University.
Hill was a member of the varsity
debating team of Lincoln for four
consecutive years. He was men,
Der of the team which defeated the
oxford University debaters in a con-
test at New York City. 4
Arrangements for lectures are
made through Miss Mae Belcher, |
executive secretary Of the Phyllis
Wheatly branch Y. w. G. A.
Guild to Meet
The Y. w. w. w. Guild will hold
its eighteenth annual session
Wednesday night at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, Thirteenth and
Missouri st. A special program has
been arranged. Mrs. Matte Gwynn
is president and Mrs. A. G. Thomas
is State superintendent.
Bishop G. T. Haywood will go to
Kokomo, Ind, Thursday, to attend
the Apostolic Bible Students Asso-
citation. He will conduct a special
bible class at Christ Temple Wednes-
day night
Mrs. Marie Gardner, a member of
the Y. w. C. A staff, Mrs. Beulah
Hayes, member of the Y. w. G. A.
board of management, Mrs. Lewis
and Miss Gertrude Gamlin, girls
secretary, will go to the community
conference at Lake Geneva, Wis,
Aug. to II.
Leave on Vacations
Miss Hilda Reeder and niece
Hilda Mitchell will leave Saturday
for Issapolis. Mich.
Mrs. Fannie Lewis and Mrs. Julia
Fields left Monday for Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. White and son
will motor to Lexington, KY, today.
Attorney and Mrs. E. Louis Moore
left today on a motor trip to New
York and other points in the East.
Miss Nettie Walker is visiting with
Mrs. John Love of Philadelphia, for
merly Miss Lucretia Mitchell of this
city.
Mrs. Fannie Davis, Trinity apart
mentS, has returned to the city after
a visit nf several Uaal1S of Xnei1anfi