The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-03
SCHOOL MUSIC
DIRECTOR WILL
Give RECITAL
Second of Series Is Slated
at Phyllis WheatIey
Y. w. C. A. Tonight.

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music department of Phyllis Wheat
ley Y. w. c.. A. in the auditorium
of the high school tonight. This is
the second of a series of recitals
sponsored by the department.
Brown, graduate Of Fisk uni
versity, received honorable mention
in the Harmon awards contest for
music compositions two years ago.
He was awarded 500 and a medal
as winner of first place in the Har-
mon contest for music composition
last year.
Brown will be assisted by the
mixed glee club of the high school
Tickets are on sale at the
Y. w. c. A.
Indianapolis Music Promoters
Club will meet with Mrs. Theresa
Sanders. 2123 Alfree avenue, Sun
day at 4.
OratOrio Is Presented
1.-THE Seven Last Words of Christ, u
an oratorio, was the closing fea-
ture of the fourth annual parley of
indiana Negro musicians held in
Terre Haute last weekend. j. Wes-
ley Jones, Chicago. president of the
national association of musicians,
was guest director.
La Porte was chosen for the meeting in
November. 1880. The following were
elected officers: Mrs. Clara Hill, Indian
apols. president; Miss Alma E. AlSup, TT.
Wayne. vice-president Mrs. Lillian Lemon,
indianapolis, executive secretary; Mrs.
Ethel Hyte Terre Haute. secretary-treas-
urer; Mrs. Ida Montgomery. Anderson. as
sistant secretary: Miss Ellen V. Thomas,
Indianapolis, chairman of scholarship COM
mittee; Miss Theresa Genus. Indianapolis,
chairman of publicity: Miss, Mlee D. Hoff-
man, Lafayette, employment; J. H. Brown,
Indianapolis, public school music; Mrs.
Lena K. Lewis, Indianapolis. advisory
board; Miss Mae Clements. Indianapolis,
chairman of student section; Fred Hasel-
wood, Indianapolis, parliamentarian Miss
Augusta Torian, Lafayette. historian; Mrs.
Marjorie Brown. Indianapolis. state or
chestra; Wallace Voolfolk. Indianapolis
state oratorioS; Earl Keen, Indianapolis.
organ classes and the Rev. Charles Wat
kins. Indianapolis, chaplain.
District organizers are Miss Margaret
Matthews, Miss A. Alsup. Miss Pansy Bur-
ley, Miss Marie Stewart. Mrs. E. Hyte,
Wallace Voolfolk. Louis Scott. Alfred Por-
ter and Nathan Hill.
Members of the advisory board are Mrs.
Ella Dennis. Miss E. V. Thomas. Miss
Blanche Patterson, Miss Mabel Mcdonald.
Miss Margaret Matthews, J. H. Brown and
P. J. Blakemore.
Two-day quarterly meeting and confer
ence of Methodist churches of this city
and vicinity will be conducted by w. T.
Davis, superintendent, of the Chicago
Detroit Indianapolis district. Dec. and 8.
DIR. Davis to Preach
DR.. Davis will preach at Barnes NJ. E.
church at the morning service Sunday. At
3 o'clock union communion services will be
observed at the Simpson M. E. church and
at 1880 D. m. he will speak at SCOTS M.
E. church. An all-dsy conference will be
held at Simpson M. Z. church Monday,
beginning at 9 a. m. Sessions are open
to the public.
At the mid-week service at Simpson
M. E. church Wednesday night. the Rev.
NJ. w. Claig. pastor. will talk on Hosea"
This is the second talk of a series from
Men OndITdiQ. n SpeCldl SeIIlOu WILL NC
preached for the Victory Club by the
pastor tonight at the church.
The Usher board of Simpson will pre-
sent the Anxious Glee Club in recital at
the church Thursday night. Homer Will
son is president.
Mrs. Clio Greene, 1920 Arsenal avenue
will be hostess to the Altruistic Club,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Julia Jefferson
is president.
A study of the book Of Marx is being
conducted by I. B. Thomas, director of
the Tuesday night Bible class held each
week at the Y. NJ. C. A., at 7 p. m.
Pastors Of different depomins tions will be
speakers on the monthly program.
Club Meeting Slated
Junior section of the Indianapolis Music
Promoters Club will meet with Mary Alice
Harris, 933 Roache street, Sunday at 8
O'Clock.
At the first meeting of the grade school
council of Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.,
recently. the following we're elected Of
ficers: Edythe Petty, president; Alma
Garrett, vice-president; Eula Gibson. sec
rotary; Lucille Holt assistant secretary;
Marie Bundell treasurer: Eunice West.
list; Louise winston. song leader. and
Catherine Wills. chairman of the program
committee.
Car delight and recognition services will
be observed by the council Sunday after
noon. Dec. Is.
Mrs. Catherine Bland 4O46 Boulevard
place. will be hostess TO St. Monica's guild
tonight Christmas sale of handcraft
art and grociers will be held by the Guild
Thursday and Friday. Dec. ~ and 10, at
the Phyllis wheatley Y. w. c. A. A pro-
gram is to be the feature of each evenings
entertainment. Mrs. ozela Bass Hall is
chairman and Mrs. Lillian Courtney is
School to Hold Party
A Christmas party sponsored by pupils
of School TT for the Parent-Teacher Club
Dec. 49, Mrs. Edna Hampton is president.
Miss Vivian White is principal.
The Cosmopolitan School of Music will
present members of the junior section of
the school in recital at the Phyllis Wheat
ley Y. w. c. A. Friday night. Dec. 20 The
Junior Glee Club of the "Y' will assist
on the program.
Pupils of School 81 will repeat the play.
ran fTollC- III INC SN4lOol auoiUOAiN4ii w
night. Mrs. Hazel II. Hendricks is director
and principal.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dodson and Miss
sydonia Byrd returned Sunday from
weekend visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs Flora Davis spent Thanksgiving and
the weekend with relatives in Chicago and
Gary.
Jack Brown $40 Maple street, who was
seriously injured recently, continues to
imDrnve at his home,