The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-10
NEGRO SHRINERS
LEAVE TUESDAY
FOR CONVENTION
Special Train to Take City
Delegates to Columbus
for Council.

Persian Temple No. As, A. E. A. O.,
Mobiles Mystic Shrine of Indian
apolis, will entrain Tuesday after
noon for Columbus, Ohio, to attend
the Imperial Council, Aug. 15-17.
Arrangements for a special train
have been made to carry the cara
van of Shriners and Daughters of
Isis, and a band of forty pieces led
by Noble Frank Clay.
The train will leave Union Sta
ton at p. m. I'd. S. IT, for Colum-
bus, stopping at Cincinnati en- route.
Sinai Temple No. SO of Cincinnati
will be host to the delegation dur
ing the evening. An electric parade
by both patrols will feature the stay
at Cincinnati The trip to Column
bus will be resumed at midnight.
Compete in Drill
Capt. George j. Cowan is the
leader of Persian Temple patrol. It
is expected the Indianapolis patrol
will take first honors in the COM
petitive drills.
The delegation leaving Indianapo-
lis is expected to include Mobiles
Walter Green, potentate; G. w.
Baxter, imperial chief 'rabban; w.
G. Stewart, recorder; ~. E. Dunlop,
commander of patrols, and B. w.
Owsley, treasurer.
Miss Mamie H. Burroughs, presi-
dent of the Mamie H. Burrough
Training School, Washington, D. c.;
Fred Moore, New York City alder
man, and Jesse Binga, Chicago
banker, have been added to the list
of speakers to address the Nine. G..
~. Walker representatives the week
Of Aug. 20.
The dedication of the newly-built
Walker plant will attract large dele
cations from nearby cities, officials
of the company stated.
J. Finley Wilson, grand exalted
ruler of Negro Elks; C. G. Spauld-
ing Of the largest Negro insurance
company In America, and William
Pickens of the N. A. A. G. P. also
will speak, officials said today.
Hill Wins Tennis Tourney
The tennis tournament conducted
by the Y. M. G. A. and Y. w. G. A.
closed Thursday.
NIaceo Hill, present champion, re-
tanned his crown after a hard
fought contest with B. Marbury in
the finals. The score, 6-3, rs, 6-1.
Miss Hernia Walker, present
champion, also retained her crown
in a gruelling battle with Miss
Leslie Henderson in the finals of
the womens' division. The score,
60, 6-3.
The following business places
awarded trophies in the present
tournament: Kominers, Cannon's,
VOLTS, Martin Brothers and San
ders, haberdashers; Blodau, Blass,
Goldsmith, Walker and Ideal drug
stores; En- Roe and Spaulding
sporting goods companies, and Dyer,
jeweler.
While the general sessions of the
Baptist Association will end tonight,
a special dedicatory service will be
held at the recently purchased State
headquarters 1881 N. Capitol Ave,
Sunday afternoon.
William V. Casey, Henry ]. Rich
ardson, attorney, and John w.
Howard, officials of the local branch
OF the Victory Life Insurance Com
pany have been called to a confer
ence at Chicago.
Morning and evening services at
Christ Temple will be conducted by
the Rev. G. T. Haywood, pastor.
'"The Signs of the Times will be
the subject at the evening services.
Leaves on Vacation
The Rev. J. G. Hayes, pastor of
Barnes M. E. Church is leaving for
a three weeks vacation. He will visit
his mother in Terre Haute and
friends in Chicago. The Rev. l.. M.
Hagood will be in charge Of services
Sunday. Mrs. Hayes and son,
Joseph Jr., will spend several days
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