The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-21
NEGRO CREEK
LETTER GROUPS
TO MEET HERE
Leaders of Race to Attend
Annual SesSinS From
Dec. rs to 81.


ganized in a Negro institution, the
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and the
Sigma Gamma Rho sorority are
scheduled to hold annual sessions
here Dec. 26-31, inclusive.
Sessions of these college groups
will bring to Indianapolis during
the holidays the outstanding leaders
of the Negro race of America, &C
cording to leaders of local chap
tiers.
Business an dsocial programs in
Clude sessions to be held at the
Walker Casino, Walker theater, K.
of P. hall, Y. M. G. A., Bethel A. M.
E. church and Tonlinson hall. A
joint public meeting is announced
for Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 30, at 3.
Important Business UP
A Dawn Dance" a play, THE
Fool" and an Omega Roundup"
are special attractions announced
on the social program. Organiza-
ton of Pan Hellenic society is to
be an important feature of the bust
ness sessions.
Among the local and national
leaders of the Omega are: William
E. Baugh, indianapolis; Julius Nc
CLAIM, Philadelphia; Mathew w.
Bullock, Boston; William E. Pick
ems, New York; Carter Woodson,
Washington, D. c., and Roland
Hayes, the noted tenor.
The KappaS will be represented
by DR.. William Blunt of the Mis-
souri, legislature; R. S. Abbot, editor
of the Chicago Defender; A. A.
Alexander, Des Moines, Ia, preSid-
ing officer; G. c. Spaulding and w.
G.. Pearson, bankers of Durham, NJ
c.; L. F. Arts, E. w. Diggs and
Deaver P. Young, Indianapolis.
The Gamma Rho sorority is to
be represented by Mrs. Fannie
O'Banmon, Major H. Carter, No.
gales, Ariz.; Mrs. Gertrude Murch-
inson, Houston, Tex, and Mrs.
Marguerite Smith, Indianapolis.
Play Is Feature
The Kappa play, "The Fool" is
to be presented Friday night at the
Walker theater.
The play is to be the outstand-
ing entertainment of the week. The
cast includes: F. E. DeFrantZ, Mrs
Hazel Hendricks, attorney; R. l.
Bailey, attorney; r. L. Brokenburf.
DR.. w. E. Brown, Julian Coleman
Mrs. w. E. Brown. Misses Dawn
Casey, Phyllis Waters, and Laura
Hammond, Mrs. Lionel Arts, DR.
Theo Gable, DR.. Homer Wales, DR.
Bernard Streets, DR.. M. D. Battles
The Christmas program an
nounced for Allen Chapel A. M. E.
church, to be held Sunday morning,
Dec. %, is to include an organ
prelude, congregational hymn, in
vocation by the Rev. William Jo-
seph, a solo by Mrs. w. D. Shan
non, sermon by the pastor and the
occasional hymn.
The evening program includes an
organ prelude, Mrs. Hattie Ware;
invocation, ]. A. Nelson; hymn.
reading, Mrs. Nettie Gibson; organ
instrumental, ellen v. Thomas; adj
dress, Prof. M. Nolcox; solo. Helen
Laster, and a trombone solo by
Julius PoindeXter.
Musical Tea Sunday
The musical tea to be given at
the Walker Casino Sunday after
noon, Dec %, by the Fitzhugh-
Valentine college chorus is expected
to attract large crowds.
The program is to be held from
to s and is to include special
musical numbers by Mrs. Mary Val
entine and Miss Clara Weathers.
Short talks by the Rev. j. I. Sanders
and the Rev. S. B. Butler and a
reading by Mrs. Valentine will con-
clude the program.
1.-THE Baby King" will be the Sun
day morning subject of the Rev. S.
G.. SpottsWood, pastor Of Jones
tabernacle.
1.-THE Christmas Musicale" is TO be
the evening subject.
Teacher to Entertain
The Christmas program at the
Union Tabernacle Baptist church,
st. Clair and Senate avenue, will be
given Monday night, Dec. "a.
Miss Ellen V. Thomas, teacher of
the progressive series of piano les
sons, will entertain students, their
parents and friends with an annual
Christmas party Thursday morning,
Dec. 81, from 10 to II at Trinity hail.
Sunday will be quarterly meeting
at the st. Paul M. E. church, Twen-
ty-fifth and Manlove avenue. The
communion sermon is to be deliv-
cred by the Rev. Charles S. Will
liams, pastor of the st. John A. M.
E. church. The Rev. R. l.. Pope and
the Rev. w. D. Shannon will also
take part in the services.
DR.. j. P. Wallace, P. E. of the
Northern Indiana district, will be
in charge of the communion serv-
ices.
The young people of the Second
Christian church, Pratt and Camp
streets, will give a Christmas pro-
gram at Z p. M, Dec. %, at the
church.
The program is to include a spe-
cial Christmas message by Miss
JOY Taylor, story by Miss Lillian
Childress, selections by the male
quartet of the church and a violin
trio led by Frank Ransom.
Quartet Is Scheduled
Company A and Sisters of Help of
Mt. Paran Baptist church will pre-
sent the Live Wire Quartet" at
Allen Chapel A. M. E. church in a
recital, Dec. %, at p. m. The quar-
tet consists of Lacy Lyttle, Luther
Lyttle, julius Poindexter and Roy
Rogers.