The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-12
NEGRO WOMEN
STAGE PAGEANT
FRIDAY NIGHT
Sketch viii Portray Noted
Figures; Plan Course
in Industry.

The pageant, Negro Women of
Achievement" written and directed
by Mrs. Ethel Ealy md Miss Ethel
Campbell, members Of the educa-
tional committee of the Y. w. C. A..
viii be presented Friday night at
7:30.
The pageant will be given at the
Witherspoon Presbyterian church.
Allegorical figures in the cast are:
Ethiopia" Genius" Youth"
Truth" Beauty" Service"
Noted women that are to be por-
trayed include: Phyllis Wheatley,
Sojourner Truth, Mary B. Talbert,
Madam c. J. Walker, Mary Mcleod
Bethune and Annie M. Malone.
Music will be furnished by the Y.
w. G. A. chorus.
Course in Industry
THE Unit of Industry" will be the
subject or a six-weekS course con-
Quoted ST the Y. w. c. A, beginning
Wednesday, from to o. m.
The following subjects will re dis
cussed: Causes of Industrial I'm
rest" Wages of Women Wages
and Profit" problems of Married
Women in Industry" Union, the
Structural Type" and Labor Or
CARNATIONS" All are invited to reg
lister now.
I'm the Gates" a movie, will be
shown at the Y. w. G. A. on Thurs
day evening, March IA, following a
business meeting of the Industrial
Federation at p. m. The public
is invited.
Meet Muncie Team
The Muncie basketball team will
meet the local Y. M. c. a. team
tonight in the Y. M. G. A. audi.
forum.
The play, "Sixty Years of Free
DOM" was played recently at Phil
lips Tempel C. M E. church under
the auspices OF the Willing Work
ers Club.
Mrs. Sarah Buckingham, Ills
North Illinois street, was hostess
to the Mary B. Talbert Club.
The Victory Club of Simpson M.
E. church will give Spelling Bee"
on March 19. Mrs. E. A. White is
president.
Mrs. Leatha Washington and Mrs. Fred
Jones will attend the basketball tourna-
ment at Marion. They will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pratt.
Plan Musical Program
The Booster Club of North Indianapolis
will entertain on Monday, March 10, at
Trinity Hall with benefit whist party.
A musical program will be given at the
Antioch Baptist church under auspices of
the Mission Circle, Sunday, March IT.
Mrs. H. Cloud is manager.
The Antioch Melody Chorus elected the
following officers for 1929: Mrs. Estella
Swancey. president; william ChiIdress,
vice-president; James Morgan, business
agent; Clinton Williams, secretary; Willis
Vaughn, assistant secretary: Mrs. Lula
Vaughn, treasurer. ALI engagements for
the chorus may be arranged for through
the business agent.
Entertain Old Settlers
Mr.. ano Mrs. Joseph Williams, 1912
North Capitol avenue, will entertain the
Old Settlers Civic and Social Club today,
in honor of their sister, Mrs. Daisy Poe
Keeble Of Cleveland, o.
Mrs Lucy Turner will be hostess to the
Research Club, Thursday afternoon at her
home in Thirteenth street. 1.-The Present
Situation in China" will be discussed
by Mrs. Mary Beck.
DR.. w. E. Brown of North Senate avenue
is ill at his residence
Addresses Students
The Rev. H. L. Herod addressed the
student council of School 4 Monday after
noon. The students entertained the par
ents and friends with program and re-
ception last week. Mrs. Mary E. Gable
is principal
Civics classes from Schools and "a
visited the legislature Monday morning.
Mrs. Monroe Fisher. 941 Roache street, is
recovering from recent illness.
Mrs. Edwin Knox of West Pratt street
is visiting friends in West Baden for two
weeks.
Health Group to Meet
The health education committee of the
Phyllis Wheatley branch Y. W. C. A. will
meet at the association building today.
Miss Murray Atkins is chairman and Miss
Wyetta Diggs is secretary.
The aides Aid Of Simpson M. E. church
will have an old-fashioned candy pulling
at the home of Mrs. Ada Thomas, 1913
West Twelfth street, Thursday afternoon.