The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
BISHOP WILL
Be SPEAKER AT
NEGRO MEETING
Attacks High Instructor Is
Awarded Harmon
Bronze Medal.

Bronze Medal.
Bishop G. T. Haywood, founder
and pastor of Christ temple, Fall
Creek boulevard and Paris avenue,
is to be the first speaker of the
new year Sunday afternoon at the
Negro Y. M. c. A.
The bishop is we'll known to both
races in Indiana and has Travelled
extensively in this country and
abroad.
Bishop Haywood and family made
a recent tour of the Holy Land.
Special moving pictures were made
during the trip These pictures have
been shown by Bishop Haywood in
illustrated lectures throughout the
state.
"Out of Egypt" is the subject of
the address Sunday and is expected
to be heard by more than 600 men.
The choir of Christ temple is to
present the musical program.
Awarded Bronze Medal
j. Harold Brown, director of mu-
sic at AttuckS high school, has been
awarded the Harmon bronze award
and 500 for creative work by Ne
groes in music in 1923, according to
word received here.
In music only bronze award was
given. Brown was commended on
the wide range of his work, espe-
cially in orchestration.
Brown is on a holiday visit out of
the city, but it was learned that
this was his second of three prizes
which have been offered to Negroes
in recent years by the Harmon
Foundation.
DR.. w. A. G. Hughes, Philadel-
phia, of the Methodist Episcopal
church extension department., is
scheduled to speak at the Sunday
morning and evening services of
the Simpson Methodist church. The
Rev. E. A. White is pastor.
Open Millinery Glasses
Announcement is made of the
opening of classes in millinery and
special sewing at School No. 4 Jan.
8. Mrs. Mary E. Cable is princi-
pal.
The class will be conducted from
1870 to 4:30 each class day. A de-
post of So is required from each
student. If attendance proves sat
isfactory, deposits will be returned
to students at close of term.
The speedy Six'' basketball team
of the Phyllis Wheatley branch is
to play the Ft. Wayne team Jan. IL
in Ft. Wayne. Leslie Henderson is
president of the local team.
The third Wednesday night edu-
cationel program of the Phyllis
Wheatley group is scheduled for
Jan. 9 at p. in.
"Out of the Shadows" a movie
health story, is to be shown A
lecture will close the program. The
public is invited.
Old Settlers to Meet
The Old Settlers Civic and So
cial Club will meet Tuesday eve
ing, Jan. g., at the residence of Mrs.
Nancy Wright, 1881 Bellefontaine
street. Mrs. Ella Covington is presi-
dent and Mrs. Stella Fisher is Sec.
rotary.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. White, Boule-
ward place, had as their holiday
guests Attorney and Mrs. j. E. Will
klns and Miss Ann Louise Master
son of Chicago. Miss Masterson is
a student at Chicago university.
Miss Doreene johnson, jefferson
City, Mo-, student of Lincoln uni
versity, was dinner guest Tuesday
OF Everett A. White at the home of
his parents in. Boulevard place.
Miss Spaulding Pritchett, Califor-
MIA street, had as her holiday guest
DR.. Solomon Harris, Steubenville,
Ohio.
Return to Detroit
Miss Genevieve Davis, Chicago;
Mrs. Charles G. Diggs and Mrs. S.
w. Rushing, Detroit, have returned
home following a visit with friends
here.
The Rev Louis G. Berry, formerly
rector of st. Phillips Episcopal
church here, was house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Powell of BouIe-
ward place.
j. c. Patton, Chicago, was in the
city for few days on business.
Mrs. Mary Epps, Richmond, Va, is
the house guest Of Mrs. Katie Boyer
in Boulevard place.
L. H. Maloney, student at Indiana
medical school, has returned from
a holiday visit with relatives in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Wives of visiting Kappa Alpha
Psi's who attended the national con-
Vention here were entertained at
cards by local wives at the home of
Mrs. Eldor Diggs in Highland place.
Entertain House Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hayes,
Detroit. Attorney and Mrs. G. r.
Richardson, Richmond, Ind, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, Urbana,
Ohio, have been house guests of
Attorney and Mrs. r. L. Bailey of
Boulevard place. Harry c. Hayes,
a prominent business man of De-
troit, is a brother of Mrs Bailey.
Miss Rowena Muckelroy, inStruc-
tor in music at Lincoln university,
Jefferson City, Mo-, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Doreene Johnson,
are house guests of Miss Muckelroy'S
uncle, James Holman, in Boulevard
place.
Miss LOWE Anthony, librarian at
Lincoln, and Miss Winona Ayres,
Detroit, also were guests of the Holt
mans.
Miss Emma Brown and William
v. Martin. students at Indiana State