The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-07
1900 STUDENTS
EXPECTED AT
ATTACKS HIGH
Instructor Staff Larger
Than Last Year in
Negro School.

year Monday at CrSpuS ACUucKS
High School, West and Twelfth
Sts., which was opened last fall for
all Negro students.
According to officials, the teach
ing staff will be made up of fifty
five instructors for the term, an in
crease of five over last year.
Matthias Nolcox, principal, who
studied in England during the sum-
lner, stated that the instructors for
the fall term are from the Univer-
stiles of Illinois. Cornell, North
western, Indiana, Chicago, Ohio
State. Howard, Brown, Colorado
and Boston.
Department Heads Named
Three departments and their
heads have been established at the
high school, as follows: English,
Russell A. Lane: history, Miss Iva
r. Marshall; language, Clarence
Mills.
New instructors who will take up
duties Monday are Misses Bernice
Snow, Blanche E. Emanuel, Helen
luminous, Frances Stout, Lucy B.
Dupee, Lefty Wickliffe, George
White, P. A. Vaughn, w. T. Davis,
J. G. Carpenter, w. L. G. King and
Clarence Mills.
All seniors and students who
previously have not attended Crispus
Attacks are to report at O'Clock
Monday morning. All freshmen are
to report Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Announcement has been made of
the resignation of FIR. Royal S.
Hoagland from the pastorate of St
Philips Protestant Episcopal
Church, Walnut and West SITS. He
has been pastor there since June,
1925.
Decides to Resign
after a three-year study of con-
ditions, 1 find it impossible to con-
tinue under the regime of ST
Philips Church. I now am pastor
of St. John the Divine of the Ortiz
odox Episcopal Church, branch Of
the Holy Catholic Church, which
enjoys racial autonomy" said Mi.
Hoagland in his statement.
1--WE are members IF the varied
Order of Priests and Deacons and
have our own archbishop, His Emin-
ence George Alexander Mcclure.
expect to be elevated at an early
date to the Office of arch-deacon
with Jurisdiction over Indiana and
adjacent territory.
Services will be held Sunday
Sept. 16 in our new location con-
Guided Mr.. Hoagland.
An "airplane" building fund cam
paign has begun at Shiloh Baptist
$4,000 as the goal in the next ninety
days. The Rev. Judge I. Sanders is
pastor.
Ministers in Final Sessions
Ministers of the P. A. of w. are
holding final sessions today at
Christ Temple, Fall Creek Blvd. and
Paris Ave. Large crowds are at
tending each session and delegates
are present from all over the United
States.
Teachers who arrived this week
for the opening of school, and the
places of vacations, are Mrs. Mary.
E. Gable, Michigan; Mrs. Bessie
Rhodes, California; Miss Jeanette
Walker, Pennsylvania; Miss Ethel
G h e t h m, Pittsburgh; Miss
Blanche Booth, Detroit; Mrs. Ruth
Bailey, Chicago; Mrs. Bertha Brown,
South Carolina; Mrs. Lillian Bris-
coe, New Jersey; Mrs. Lillian Child
ress, Buffalo; Mrs. Gertrude Mar
tin, California, and Miss Juanita
Bobson, North Carolina and New
York.
Special music at the Emerson
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday
night will be given by the chorus of
the Fithugh Valentine Music School.
Mrs. A. j. Grubs is accompanist and
Mrs. Dorothy Stewart is president of
the chorus club.
Doctors Tour in West
Friends here have received SOU
venirS from DR.. L. B. Meriwether
and DR.. Guy Grant, who are on a
motor trip to the Pacific coast.
They expect to return to their Off
ces here this month.
Belmore Perry of st. Louis visited
his wife here Sunday and Monday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Martin, Cornelius Ave.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Lewis an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
their residence, 2128 Blvd. Pl.,
Wednesday, Sept 5. The child will
be called Patricia Beatrice Lewis.
A. D. Williams of the Kansas
City Call visited friends here this
week. Williams was formerly of
the Indianapolis Recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pryor have
returned from a trip to Kentucky
Mr.. and Mrs. William McAfee
and Mrs. Carrie Ford have been
visiting in Nashville, Tenn.
Pastor Motors Here
The Rev. Alexander Schooler. and
sen motored here to attend SeS-
sions of the P. A. of w. at Christ
Temple
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Winton have
returned from a motor trip to Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Dinwiddie Of
Chicago passed through the city en-
route to Kentucky this week. They
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy Din
widdie while here.
Mrs. Anna Mae Proctor has pur-