The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26
PASTOR ENDS
CAMPAIGN Of
EVANGELISM
indianapolis Negro Group Is
Highly Praised by Caro-
lima Minister.

The Rev. H. P. Landlord. D. D..
pastor Of the Hopkins chapel Ashe-
vile, N. c., closed a successful
cvangelistic campaign Thursday
night at Jones tabernacIes, Michi-
gan and Blackford streets, of which
the Rev. S. G. Spottswood is pas
tor
DR.. Landlord said. II am favor
ably impressed with Negro bust
ness endeavor in indianapolis. The
Madame Walker Corporation &C
tivities, the Jones Gravel Company
and the johnson Business System
are worthy institutions showing
race progress
Dr.. Landlord is a graduate of
Lincoln university and is an aspir-
ant for the bishopric of the A. M.
E. Zion church. Through inter
racial cooperation, MI. Landlord
said. there has been no lynchings
in North Carolina for more than
seven years, and he doubted if there
ever would be on again,
Rchearse for Pageant
Rchcarsals arc being conducted
at Flanner house for the Flanner
house pageant, which is to be held
Wednesday evening. May %, under
direction Of Mrs. Lillian Jones
Brown.
More than 200 persons will take part in
the various episodes, which will portray
the origin. development. types of work,
prospects. and needs of the institution,
Money raised from the entertainment Will
be used to improve the Flanner house day
nursery.
Episodes and leaders of the pageant will
include Mrs W. L. Brown. history of
Flanncr house: Mrs. Ethel Moore, change
of location: Mrs. lillian Briscoc. actiVi-
tics; Mrs Olivia Mitchell, The Land Of
Clean Children; Mrs, Rose Thompson
How Can We Hclp?": Mrs. Ada Dodson,
The Heart of Indianapolis
The musical program will be in charge
of Mrs Clara Hill. assisted by the Cos
mopolitan School Of Music and co-opcrat-
ing choir leaders
D..
p. 3. Costou Miss Mary Thornton. J. r.
johnson, Mrs. Della McCanu, and H. L.
Hcrod.
Those assisting In the pageant program
include Mrs. George Martin. Mrs. Alma
williams. Mrs. Lillian Courtney. Mrs. E.
l.. Moore Mrs. Margaret Watson. Mrs.
Blanche Crossen, MIS-. Mary Alexander.
Mrs. Myrtle Roper Mrs. Bfic lie Monde,
Mrs. Ethel Ealy, Thomas De1tcr, Starting
James. r L. Brodcnburr, Henry Rich
ardson Mrs. Sue Arts, r. H. Smith, Miss
Gertrude Gamlin Ms. Sue Victor. Mrs
Emma DC Valle. Mrs. Fena Grey, william
Broods, Mrs. Clara Hill. Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart, Mrs. Sallic Philips Mrs. Vir-
ginia Lane Mrs Daisy FounUoroy. Mrs.
Ruth Clirthornc Miss Henrietta Herod.
Orlando Rodman. G, L. Hayes. Arthur
Dodson Albert Hadley, Lee Squires, Roose-
yelt Squires David Royston. Mrs. Albert
Hadlev. Mrs. Rebecca Dodson, Miss ViVi-
an White, Miss Car ena GALLOWAY. Mrs.
Elizabeth Andrews, Mrs. Ruth Bailey
Mrs. Violet Reynolds. Mrs Flossic Mcri-
wcthoi
Miss Henrietta Herod viii speak at YES
per services OF the Phyllis Whcatly
branch Y W c. A. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Herod viii speak OIL your Mental
Health"
Miss NJ Smith viii present several in
stgumcntal numbers. Mrs Rose Hum
mons will preside.
Report of the committee in charge of the
musical cabaret at the Walker casino
shows profit of S227.40. The money is
to be used TO purchase shades for the nov
Y. w. c. A, home at Walnut and West
streets
Leaders Of The entertainment we're Mrs.
Susie Moren, Mrs. Florence Young, Mrs
Elizabeth Stewart ana Mrs. Gertrude
Branham.
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter. accompanied at
the piano by Miss Shirley. will sing three
numbers on the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday Salon
program. Mrs. Hunter is the wife of the
architect for the Madame walker build
inG
The North West Civic League will meet
at Flanner House, Thursday, May 2. at
O'Clock. Mrs. Lillian Sedwick OF the school
board viii be present Thorough considera-
ton will be given the idea Of a park at
Twelfth and West streets which has been
proposed by a group of colored citizens
y NJ c. A. annual spring membership
campaign definitely closed Monday night
with report of 653 men and boys. ex-
cceding by three the goal set when time
was extended.
Mrs. Coffin Will Speak
Mrs Lcnora Coffin. whose vivid inter-
Dretations of musical masterpiece have
mace her 5novn throughout the city. viii
be guest speaker at the Sunday Salon at
the Y NJ. c, A. SUNDAY a O'Clock.
The Elite Club celebrated its first an
nivcrgary With q party at the home OF
MIS-. john Avcrtof in Tayettc street
Wednesday night
Members and guests we're entertained
with carcs and music. Guest prizes won
by George Overton and Mrs Carrie
O'Baron The club was organized a year
ago with MIS-. Carrie White as president.
The Handwriting on the Wall will be
the subject of the Rev, H. W. Robinson
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the
Metropolitan Baptist church under
auspices of the Pew Club Mrs. Maggie
Sc6ree is president and Mrs. Nellie Ford.
chairman. The Rev. J. D. johnson is
pastor.
Progressive Necdlecraft Club viii meet
tonight with Mrs. Anna Kinnery. 2447
Northwestern avenue Mrs Wflmack is
president
Piano Recital Slated
a piano recital Will be given by the
Progressive series students of Miss Ellen V.
Thomas Sunday at Greater St. John