The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-28
Medal to BE Given


pected to attend the Cleveland par
ley. The medal has been effective
in making known the Negroes crea-
tive achievements. The award will
be made by Charles F. ThWing,
president-emeritus of western Re-
serve university.
J. Morton Finney. principal Of School
IT, Eleventh and Vest streets has ro-
ceived from the Indiana State board Of
education his superintendent license. frst
grade life This is the highest grade
license issued bT the state OF Indiana
Morton Finney has been principal on.
year. He previously was an instructor at
Crispus Attacks high school.
Morton Finnev received his A. p at
Iowa State university in 1922 and his NJ,
A. at Indiana university in 1925. He has
specialized in school administration and
supervision.
Much interest IS being shown in organ
ising the Industrial Baseball League this
year. N. Jones of Kinean. & Co., william
McElroy. lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany. and M Neal. Nordyke- Marmon Com
pany. have fine squads The league opens
Friday, May 81, under auspices Of the
Y. NJ. {. A.
Learn to SRim' week is To be observed
a the Y, M. c. A. beginning June 3. A
broader and more comprehensive course
than ever has been offered before is to be
given every boy who comes for instruction
during the week
Bernard Street is chief instructor.
George Thompson. NJ. jenkins. p Martin.
c. Sadler " Hughes and James Lasley
are assistants.
Attend Commencement
DR.. and Mrs. f. A White will attend
commencement exercises Of Grsenoastle
high school. Thursday. Everett White is
member Of the class White is fresh
man at De PauT university
The Fortnightly Book Club observed
guest day SUNDAY afternoon al the homo
of Mrs. Oliver Martin in Boulevard place
Mrs Lillian Brown had charge Of tho
program. Mrs. Ora Willett is president.
Mrs Amos Thompson. 1924 Boulevard
place. entertained Monday afternoon With
a bridge party in honor Of Mrs. Maurine
Moss Browning. London, England, Guests
included Mrs. Virgil Williams Of Chicago.
Among those entertaining for Mrs.
Browning are MI and Mrs. Cecil r.
fOWell. NlnNeT party. NeOutHudN nlBHtt
and Mrs Stephen Auter and Mrs Anna
Wells Pritchett. dancing party. Thursday
night. Mrs. Madeline Mccall Vas hostess
to the Civic Pleasure Club Saturday, with
Mrs. Browning as guest of honor.
Mrs. Browning was guest Of honor at
dinner given by Wallace Waugh, sun
day. Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Thompson and Miss Henrietta Herod
Club to Meet
Mrs. Julia Quinn will be hostess TO the
Friends club al her home 43l Bright
street. Wednesday night. Miss Alice Kelley
is president and Mrs. Ruth BroTder is
secretary.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Roxborough
of Detroit will be the guest Of Mrs. Ada
Morris during the Speedway races.
Attorney p. 3. Ransom, general manager
of the Walker Company, returned Satur-
day from trip to Pacific coast cities.
where he visited branch agencies and rep
resentatives of the hrnl.
v. c. Jones spent several days in
Rochester, n. Y, with his daughter, who
is i'll
The Rev. ]. T. L. Highbaugh will preach
at the FIRST Baptist church Wednesday
night, under auspices Of the Young Wom-
ans World Wide Guild.
At the morning services next Sunda~,
the Junior choir will present ? musical
Fred Clay is director.
Convention in Richmond
Y. G. Jones. superintendent Of the First
Baptist Sunday school. and his staff are
reported as having successfully developed
the largest school in the city.
The State Sunday school and B. I. P. T.
convention will be held in Richmond. the
week Of June "a. Representatives from
the First Baptist church will be elected
Sunday. The Rev. F. T. Young is pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dodson will enter
tain for friends after the bachelor dance,
Wednesday night.
Miss Vena Moore will be hostess to the
Music Promoters Sunday
night at the Cosmopolitan School Of Music.
New members will be installed at the
meeting. Members are requested to make
final reports on sale Of tickets for the
carnival.
Cosmopolitan School Of Music and Fine
Arts will hold its first annual sermon at
Bethel church Sunday morning. The
Rev. r. L. Pope VIII preach. Musical
numbers will be given by Bethel choir
and the Cosmopolitan School quartet J.
Harold Brown will direct.