The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-13
STUDENTS
ARE ON ROLL IN
NEGRO SCHOOL
CriSpuS Attacks Program
Will Be Expanded
This Year.

Approximately 1900 students have
enrolled for the school year at
Crispus Attacks high school, Elev-
enth and North West streets.
Facilities for Junior high school
are nearing completion, with con-
version of School II building to the
new program at Attacks.
In addition to shop facilities, othe
appointments in School II buildin
will include printing, woodworking
mechanical drawing, armory, phys
cal training, academic classes an.
the r. o. T. G. department.
The electric shop of the main bui,t
ing has been made a part Of the au;
shop. The present manual training sho
is to become a chemical laboratory.
Faculty Is Named
The 1929 faculty at the high school
includes Irven Armstrong, Murray Atkins,
Gladys Berry, Bernice Gregory-Bow, Alex
ander Brickler, Helen Brooks, J. Harold
Brown Joseph c. Carpenter, Joseph Car
roll, Ruth Clinthorne, Nancy Corley, A. G.
Cox, w. T. Davis. Anna Dawson, P. Melba
Dixon, Lucy B. DuPee. Blanche Emanuel,
Floyd Greer. Katherine Hancock. j. Z.
Harper. Charles E. Harry, Henrietta Herod,
Dora Hodge Helen luminous, Hazel jack
son, Emory James. Ann LONESOME. Mary
johnson. T. c. Johnson. Alintine Kin
chelow, w. L. King, Russell Lane, NJ. W.
Lee, Iva Marshall, Paul McCree, Willis M,
Menard. Clarence Mills, J. Morton-Finney.
F. A. Parker, Leander Parker. P. r. Powell.
spaulding Pritchett. Ethel Ransom, Ethel
M. Row. John Shelburne, j. L. Simpson,
Greenville Smith. Milton Stevenson. G.
w. Stewart, Mary Stokes, Frances Stout
Merze Tate. P. A. Vaughn. Stella Walker
Traoueelia Wharton, George White. Lefty
Wicklife and Margaret Wilson
Matthias Nolcox is principal Miss Ida
Haselwood, Miss Huldah C. Butler. and
Sergeant Frank Whitlow are in charge OF
the office.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
Sunday at the Simpson NJ. E. church. OF
which the Rev NJ. w. Clair is pastor.
The Rev. w T Davis district superin-
tendent will preach at the morning hour
Trial Blazers" a series of sermons on
the study of biblical characters will be
first of the messages to be given by MIS-
Clair, Sunday night.
Banquet Set for Sept. rs
plans are being completed for the home
coming banquet at the church THURSDAY
night. Sept. 26.
lift I'd Your Eyes" is the sermon topic
of the Rev. Robert E. SHELTON. pastor OF
Barnes NJ. E. church, Sunday morning.
The pastor and choir will be in charge
of services at Jones Tabernacle A. M, f.
Zion church. OF which the Rev. Stephen
Gill Spottswood is pastor, at p. m,
testimonial service will be held Mt q
O'Clock for Miss Hortense Smith. organist
who will 60 to Denton, Md, to teach
school. ..'.
THOSE on the prgram will include MIS-
Lillian Lemon, Mrs. Fannie Murray, MIS-
EIizabeth Cutler, Miss Emile Garrett, MicS
Ruth Hamilton, Mrs. Emma Herdspath'
Maurice winston and Wallace voolfolk.
Risbop M. w. Clair of the CpvinEton
area is to preach at the night services az
barnes M. E. church, Sunday Sept e.
catherine Blackburn Missionary Society
| of the Second Christian church Will give
| the following program at the evening
| services Sunday at 1880: DeTotionais'
Mrs irene Wright; Higher Education Our
United Task" Mrs. J. B. HanHal; solo'
NJ Hamlin; Congo Silhouet-es. MIS-,
Ida Jones. song, chair, "a We DO,
Mrs. Hattie Butler. The Rev. H. L.
Herod is pastor.
Homecoming Scheduled
homecoming and fall festival at st.
pouTs M E. Mission. 424 Minerva street.
will omen Monday night, Sept. 10. ana
| continue for a week. The Rev. o. H.
Banks is pastor.
MRS. Marv Gibbs will preach Monday
night. tuesday nights services VIII De
IN charge of the Rev. M. w. Clair Jr.'
nastor of Simpson M. Z. church. the
Rev. w. T. Davis district superintenoent'
will sneak at wednesday nights services.
Thursday nights program will be IN
| charge of the Rev. Andrew Norris ano
choir of st. Philips c. M. L. cnu i'cr"
The Rev. r. E. Shelton. pastor OF barnes
NJ. E. church, will preach Friday 'ilgnt'
Mrs. claudine Smith, chorister OF Barnes
choir. will have charge Of the musical
| program.
The weeks activities will close Satur-
dav night with a contest. A guilt will be
awarded the woman reporting the largest
amount of money.
Members of the AItruistic Club met az
the home Of Mrs. Louise Slaughter. 1881
Highland place. Thursday for their IAN
nnenine report of activities at the state
marley of federated clubs was given oY
Mrs. Mary B. johnson. delegate. Ars'
Elizabeth Woolridge will be hostess to the
club THURSDAY. Sept. 10. at her home. So4o
Martindale avenue. Mrs Julla Jenetsoh
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