The Indianapolis times., 1929-11-15
SEGREGATION OF
NEGROES SIFTED
AT CONVENTION
Injustice in Hospitals of
State Is Charged by
CoIored Leaders.

Declaring that racial. segregation
in hospitals connected with Indiana
university is practiced in Indiana"
action of the state conference Of
leaders of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People is directed at a solution Of
the problem.
The conference closed Wednesday.
following a general survey and dis
cussion of the Practices and In
justices Against Negroes in In
diana"
Resolutions adopted at the con-
ference declare that revolving con-
ditions respecting the treatment of
Negroes in state hospitals of the
larger, centers has been discovered
and as a result the healthNof Ne
groes is inverSely proportionate."
Resolutions establishing a "Moorefleld
Storey Day. and in commemoration of
as as early i leaders and benefactors Of the
Negro race, were adopted.
Mr.. Storey. who recently was buried IN
\; New A YORK * CITY. Git A'' with hsA0a0a''ef' IN
Several Topics Discussed
Segregation topics discussed at the state
wide conferences included Public Parks"
led by Mrs. Hazel punnigan "Theaters;
d. Banton: "Busses and Public Carriers
and Segregation in Hospitals " state lead
r. L. Bailey. attorney and president
of the local branch, directed activities OF
the conference. He was assisted by
local citizens and DR.. Robert W. Bagnah'
Sessions we're held at Walker Casino
and Bethel A. M. E., church. reception
for visitors vas held at Phyllis Wheatley
Bishop c G. G. Alleyne will be the speak
er at the y M :,,d e A; MHnster sn Meeting st1g
Of Barbadoes. British ". I: was educated
At P5ss6ytsTban c9ege stdsnt Of Of
ceived ceS degrees a from Fl a. nt Livingstone O and
Howard universities.
For eight YEAR years n ne IVA vas edaSor OF zn9 ine
churches and also was pastor Of churches
in Charleston. Chattanooga. Washington,
and New Rochelle, N. Y.
Bishop Prepares Book
Bishop Alleyne, who spent four years IN
Africa as resident bishop, is preparing a
book as result Of his stay ana STUDY
The speaker will be introduced by the
Tabernacie rab n chaTch. Sae The Rev. 3. F. White
Will give Lne lnVOCdGlOu anu Gllc 1bSF'
Plummer D. Jacobs the benedictlon.
Music will be, given by the ,Cosmtoponff
tan Tri9 the choir and ladies' aion seSse5 SsrcS St
= Closing services, Of the intesrnatien9adI al
week Of prayer and fellowship VIII ns he1d M
G. A, with DR.. Mary G. Evans in charge;
The } @ ReseT1es T Of Of gcSoo
HF09P ig: ". " SS"S' 6. 4 chorus. Mrs. Martha Hi
directing: Max Yergan offering. School 49,
solo: PRAYER Perfect" kathryn l., we Welisii
SEnoo"i San" Dr. w. Mary 6. Evans. The public is
invited.
Funeral Rites Today
Funeral rites for Mrs. Minnie Y: Hurd.
49, ThS died S It be- city heG hGSpa at so toda
the Peoples funeral home, 526 North west
Street. The Rev R. l; Pope will ofiiciate' deSde
Mrs. Hurd had lived in Indianapolis for
three years with her son, Frederick Parker,
27o1 Shriyer avenue. q teacher IN 'he
OisSnVii snrviving her are a daughter. Mrs. Paul
inc Craig, of Coatesville. Pa, ana tne soi,;; son;
he ft5ree bToadcast over U station wKBF by. the
Rev. H L. Herod. pastor Of Second Chrls..
tian church at 1880 each morning next
Wefh The services are under, auspices of the
Ths R n eHureh % GaiT will iF USE paffeGr foP his
Sunday morning sermon theme. The Face
IN in the Crowd This is the third of a
series of sermons on Forgotten Faces,
At the evening worship the pastor will
preach on The Holy Spirit" :,
At the morning service at Bethel A. M
E. church, the Rev. r. l.. Pope, pastor.
will talk on THE Church and Race
johnson Funeral Saturday
Funeral services for Robert Johnson; VINO
died suddenly at Phyllis Wheatley 4; ";
G, A.. where he was custodtbian VIII pe
church. The Rev. r. L. Pope will Of
st st. Monicas guild of the. st: Phillips
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. Mary
Auter 1920 Boulevard place, TUESDAY
night. Mrs Lillian Courtney is president
Schubert Memorial section OF the IN,
dianapolis Music Promoters Club will hold
its first meeting Of the year SUNDAY lay, az at
at the Cosmopolitan, School Oh Music
copai district of the A. M. E. Zion
churches will speak at morning worship al
Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. church. sun
At 3 o'clock a choirfest will be held. The
Rev. J. H. Holder will speak
HYMNS of Salvation is to be the ser
mon theme OF the pastor, the Rev. S. q.
Spottswood. at the evening service.
Foundation Day Observed
Foundation day will be observed by
members Of the Sigma Gamma Rho So
rority with special services at Barnes
NJ. E. church Sunady morning. The Key:
R. E. SHELTON. pastor; will use tor ms
sermon topic. The Mind OF Christ:
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