The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-01

TROPHIES given by the Mammoth and
Gibraltar Insurance Companies Will be
awarded at the volleyball game between
the st. Louis and Indianapolis teams. Sat-
urday. Oct. IL at the Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. c. A. building.
study of the parallels of Jesus will
open a series of lesson topics for the mid
week services at Simpson M. E. church
Wednesday night. The Rev. M. W. Clair
Jr.. pastor, will be in charge
Evangelistic services conducted by DR..
D. w. Bowen. Chicago evangelist at
Barnes M. E. church. are attracting
crowds Services will continue for two
weeks. The public is invited to attend
The Rev. R. E. Shelton is pastor.
Pastor Announces Services
The Rev. ]. H. Holder. pastor Of Mt.
Olive Baptist church Blake and Cotton
streets, announces special services at the
church tonight. The Rev. Charles H. Bell.
pastor of Mt Paran Baptist church, will
preach.
FitzhuGh Valentine chorus sang at the
First Christian church, University Heights.
Sunday. The program consisted of solos
and uuartets. Mrs. Mary L. Valentine is
director.
Student council of School met at the
building Monday afternoon. with George
Knox presiding. Miss Irene Harris. indus
trial secretary at Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
C. A. gave a talk on her trip to Europe
this summer. Mrs. Mary E. Gable is
principal.
The Rev. G. T. Haywood. pastor of
Christ Temple. Fall Greek boulevard and
cOOdnctinp services
Louisville.
The Rev. W. r. Davis. district superin-
tendent OF the Chicago Detroit. and In
dianapoliS district of Methodist Episcopal
churches. spentrSunday in the city.
Special Day Arranged
Firemen, Policemen and Waters day
will be observed at New Bethel Baptist
church Sunday, Oct. at 2:30 p. m. under
auspices of the Ladies Aid and Brother
hood.
The Rev. Charles Sumner Williams, pas
tor OF St. Johns A. M. E. church, will
speak. The Rev. G. w. Baltimore is
pastor.
The Rev N A. Seymour is improving
from recent illness.
A reception and program were held Fri
day night at the CROWN Buty Manufac-
turing Company, 1014 North Senate avenue,
when Madam Sarah E. Helm, president,
announced the opening of the CROWN
Buty School Of beauty culture. Students
are to be trained under competent opera
tors.
East End Culture Club will have its
first meeting at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Taylor, 3O01 Arsenal avenue, Wednesday
afternoon.
East End Community League will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. Ballard, 2S51 Caroline street.
Federation to Give Program
Industrial federation OF Phyllis Wheat
lev Y. w. C. A. will entertain with
Get Acquainted" program for those who
attended the I'VE Welcome Your banquet
at the branch building. Friday night. Oct.
4. at o'clock. All new members are
urged to be present.
An interesting program was arranged
for the year at the setting-up conference
held Saturday and Sunday at the Roberts
Settlement. Arcadia. Ind.
Election of officers and appointment of
committees will be held at the next BUSH
ness meeting. Miss Irene Harris is in
dustrial secretary.
Missionary society Of the Metropolitan
Baptist church is presenting Mrs. Lula
Butler Nurse. gospel singer. in a musical
at Trinity hall Thursday night, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Maggie Johnson is president. The
Rev. J. D. Johnson Is pastor.
Council to Meet
Elizabeth Carter Council will hold its
first meeting at the Woman's Club Home.
2034 North Capitol avenue tonight.
feature of the program will be a debate
Resolved. That the Club Movement Is on
Hattie Knox. Friends Club. Mrs. Sarah
Buckingham. Mary B. Talbert Club, Mrs.
H. L. luminous. Womans Improvement
Club. and Mrs. James Watson, Progressive
Needle Club.
Others taking part are Mrs. Julia Reed,
Alpha Home: Mrs. Viola Wilson. Womsn's
Council; Mrs. Upton. AltruiStic Club; Mrs.
C. Rhea. Mrs. Helen Jefferson Thursday
Coterie: Mrs. Carrie Crump and Mrs. Ella
Settles. Mrs. Elizabeth Herod will preside.
A cake will be awarded the club having
the largest representation. Mrs. Sarah A.
Manuel. Mrs. Mary Keys and Mrs. Mary
Bryant are in charge Of the program.
Guild to Assemble
Mrs Leila A. Ciemons will be hostess to
St. Monica's guild of st. Philips Episco-
pal church tonight at her home. slo North
California street. Mrs. Lillian Courtney is
president.