The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-10
DR.. REAvIS TO
Be SPEAKER AT
MASS MEETING
Champion Of Negro Cause
to Give Address at
Y. M. c. A. Sunday.


university, scheduled to address a
mass meeting for men only at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Z.
M. G. A., Senate avenue and Michi-
gan street.
DR.. Reavis succeeds DR.. Howard e
, Jensen, who as head of the depart
3 Inent of sociology at Butler. became
nationally known because of his
frank and fearless expressions on
questions affecting the Negro race
DR.. Reavis has taught in South
American republics and Australia
. during the last twenty years. His
reputation is that of a forceful
speaker and fearless friend of the
Negro.
Music for the meeting Sunday is
to be by the Attucks High school
quartet and the masonic military
band. Another record is expected
say F. E. De Franz executive sec
rotary.
Conference Is Opened
Large delegations from 'Ohio,
Kentucky, and Illinois are attend
ing sessions of the G. M. E. confer
eflce, which began Wednesday at st.
Phillips temple, Drake and West
streets. G. H. Phillips is presiding
bishop. The Rev. A. j. Norris is
pastor.
Reports from the district show
progress in all conference activities.
Bishop R. A. Garter will preach at
the church Sunday morning, APP
pointments by Bishop Phillips are
scheduled for Sunday night.
DR.. Ida Mae Miller will speak at
the opening of the World Fellow
ship meeting Sunday afternoon at
the Y. w. G. A. during the vesper.
hour.
Dr. Miller is to lead devotional
exercises each night through Tues
day, fro m7:3O to $780, The public
is invited. Mrs. Rose luminous. is
chairman.
Miss Mildred Marshall is to re-
view "Forgy" during the story and
literary hour today. This group is
in charge Of all meetings of the
high school groups.
League Is Growing
zone Among the Greatest" and
THE Unheeded Warning will be
the sermon subjects for the Rev.
Walter Chenault Sunday aG st. Paul
A. M. E. church.
The Young Peoples League and
Forum Of st. Paul church. which
meets at GAS, is increasing in at
tendance and quality OF program.
George Berry is scheduled to dis
cuss the moral to be drawn from
the recent election at Sundays
meeting.
1.-TWO Sons" will be the second OF
the November series of parable SER
mons at Jones Tabernacle church
Sunday morning. The Rev. Stephen
G. SpottSWood is to preach.
DR.. E. A. White, pastor Of Sinp-
son M. E. church, is to be the prin-
cipal speaker at the church service
Sunday Afternoon at o'clock. The
evening program is to be a platform
service under the auspices of the
w. H. M. society
Announcement is made of the
death Of Andrew Garrett, 1887 Co.
umbia avenue, Thursday evening at
6o'clock at the home. He had been
q prominent citizen of the east side
for number of years.
Funeral arrangements are an
nounced for Mt. Zion Baptist
church at 1870 Saturday afternoon.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Mile
Garrett, and Mrs. Hattie RatWles
and Mrs Minnie Donahue, daugh-
tiers. r 4, +
Founders Day Planned
A Founders day" program is to
be presented at Bethel A. M. E.
church Sunday under auspices Of
the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority.
The program is to include, an adj
dress by the Rev. R. L. Pope, and
Miss Maud Meriweather is to pre-
sent the purpose of the sorority as
visioned by it's founders, according
to Miss Margaret E. Smith, presi-
dent. Miss Gertrude Martin is Sec
rotary.
Attorney r. L. Brokenburr is to
be the speaker at the Menrof Simp-
son Club Sunday evening at $50
The meeting will close promptly at
7.30, stated the president, w. H.
Keys. The public is invited.
The Y. w. G. A. quartet is sched-
lued to present program at
Friends church at Danville, Ind,
Monday night. The quartet was at
Friends church during October.
Mrs. Martha Hill, Mrs. Villa John
son, Mrs. Viola Wilson and Mrs.
Selma Harry are members.
All F. & A. M. members of the
city are conducting a popularity
contest continuing. Candidates are
requested to meet officials at Ma
sonic hall, 351 Indiana avenue. The
first prize is white gold Masonic
ring; second is a white gold lapel
pin. +
Club Will Meet
The Old Settlers Social and Civic
Club will meet Tuesday evening,
Nov. IS, with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sanders, 2120 Alfree street. Mrs.
Ella Covington is presidel and Mrs.
Stella Fisher is secretary.
DR.. Mary c. Evans, former pas
tor of st. JOHN A. M e. church,
entertained teachers of School 10
and Mrs. Clio Kurtz, principal of
School 81, Monday, with, dinner
at her home, 1865 Columbia avenue.
Dr.. Evans left for Chicago WedneS-
lay to begin her work for the COM
inunity fund of the A. M. E. con-
ference.
The prevention of accident coun-
gil' met Thursday at School 26.
Luncheon was provided by the do