The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-30

Worship is the sermon topic of the Rev
Butler for the evening service.
Regular services will be held at Christ
temple, Fall Creek boulevard and Paris
avenue Sunday. The Rev. G. T. Hay
wood, pastor. will preach at both services
Quarterly Meeting Slated
Church Attendance" day will be OBJ
served at Witherspoon United Presby-
terrain church, North West near Walnut
street. Sunday. The Rev. D. F. White
is pastor.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
at St. Paul Temple A. NJ. E. church, East
Sunday. At II O'Clock the Rev. J. P. @
wallace. presiding elder, will preach. The
Rev J. Winfred will preach the COM
munion sermon at O'Clock.
Racial Segregation" will be the sub
iect of debate between the Rev. Charles
Sumner williams and the Rev. j. P. O.
Wallace at st. Paul Temple A NJ. E,
church, Wednesday evening, Sept. 4. The
Rev. Walker Chenault is pastor.
The Rev. Halford Holder, pastor of Mt
Olive Baptist church, will preach a special
sermon at the church Sunday at 3 p. m
He will use for his theme. THE Eagle
Stirs His Nest"
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia WEIGH,
who died Tuesday night at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Louise Jameson, 3201a
Paca street. we're held this afternoon
from Mt. Zion Baptist church, the Rev.
S. B. Butler, pastor officiating.
A musical and tea will be give at the
Fitzhugh Valentine School of Music Sun
day, Sept. 8, from 1 to $50 p. m. Mrs.
Dorothy Stewart. member of The Fitz-
hugh Valentine chorus will be hostess. The
public is invited.
Mrs. Fred G. Smith and daughter Fran
ces of Waukegan, Ill, are houses guests
of Mrs. H. L. Herod and family in Boule-
ward place.
Mrs. Smith formerly was Miss Fredrica
WheatIey Y w c. A. Mrs. Smith will
remain here until Tuesday.
Attorney Henry J. Richardson Jr.. has
returned from a two weeks visit and fish
ing trip with friends and relatives in
Mobile and New Orleans.
Frank Beckwith, director Of Negro well
fare for the Indiana industrial board, will
give radio address tonight over WFBM
under auspices of the indianapolis safety
council. His subject is Perpetual eau
tion.''
Entertains Guests
Mrs. Ella Henderson of Boulevard place
entertained as house guests during the
week Mrs. Fedocia Cravens. Covington.
KY: Mrs, John%Turne and daughter. Chi
cago: Mrs. T Rhinehart and Mrs. De-
bora Dodson. Marion; Mrs. S. Mitchell and
Mrs. A Hadley, Columbus, o.. and Mrs.
j. Harris Wabash Mrs. Henderson
guests attended the Pythian and business
mems conventions which concluded sessions
here recently.
Mrs Nancy Wright and Mrs. Susie Knox
entertained at bridge at the home of Mrs.
Wright in Belefontaine street this week
in honor of Mrs. Sadie Holt and Mrs. Ber-
tina Turner of Pasadena. Cal.
Numerous social affairs were given in
their honor. Those entertaining we're Mrs.
B. S. Gordon. Mrs. F. e. De Frantz. Mrs.
Laura Scruggs. Mrs. Floyd Fisher, Mrs.
Robert Taylor. Mrs. j. r. Carey. Mrs.
Eta Turner. Miss Mary Alice Wells. and
Lenyer Rankin.
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Turner left Wednes-
day night for points in Illinois and
Michigan before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hockett of Her
mitage. Tenn. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sanders, 2516 Boulevard place.
Miss Emma Mae Brown and Miss Eliza
beth Fisher returned home Thursday from
Pinewood Camp, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver T Martin and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. David Gee in French
Lick