The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
BAILEY SPEAKS
AT SOCIETYS
FIRST SESSION
World Relation Group Is
Formed at Indiana
Central College.

Attorney r. /. Bailey was the
principal speaker at the initial
meeting of the World Relation
Society, established this week at
Indiana Central college, The So
ciety will deal with questions and
problems, in forum discussions, that
have to do with establishment of
harmonious relationships between
all race groups.
Tragedy of Race Prejudice" was
the subject of Bailey's address.
]. Carmody, president of the So
ctety, announces that the list of
speakers to be heard before the
close of the term is to include Al
bert Stump, Rabbi Feuerlicht and
r. r. Reavis, successor to DR.. How
ard E. Jensen at Butler college.
"Attucks Day. will be the pro-
gram at the Y. M. G. A. Sunday.
The program is to become an an
nual affair, participated in by rep
resentatives of the several depart
ments of the school.
Sundays program will include adj
dresses by Russell Lane, English de-
partment; Miss Iva Marshall, de-
partment of history; j. Harold
Brown, music department, and
Matthias Nolcox, principal.
G1ee Club on Program
Special features will include mu-
sic by the Attacks Glee Club and
quartet. Both men and women are
invited Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. White, Mrs.
Fl. H. Abel, Mrs. Martha Jackson
and Mrs. H. E. Jackson motored to
VincenneS to attend the George
Rogers Clark 150th anniversary.
They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon E. Evans there.
Indianapolis Music Promoters met
with Fred B. Haslewood in High
land place. A review of the Ger
man operetta which was given at
the Murat theater was presented by
Earl King. Next meeting will be
with Mrs. M. L. Stoval, 1888 Yandes
street, Tuesday.
MRS. M. L. Stoval and Miss Sy-
donia Byrd, members of the faculty
Of the Cosmopolitan School OF
Music, were heard in a delightful
group of numbers Wednesday over
station WFBM.
Gary Pastor Here
The Rev D. E. Coleman. Gary,
will preach the twenty-third ami
versary sermon at Mt Paran Baptist
church Sunday. The Rev. G. H.
Bell is pastor.
James Bailey, sophomore at But
Ter university, was initiated in M
chapter, Alpha Phsi fraternity,
Saturday. ss..-a.. .ogs
Officers elected in 1929 are, Sich4
ard Ferguson, polenarch; Befrlis
Street, vice polemarch; Lee john
son, keeper of records; Roy Sanders,
exchequer; Harry Radcliffe, strate-
gus; Guy Miller, lieutenant strate~
gus. and Henry Murphy, historian
and reporter.
The Rev. j. S. Poole will speak
Sunday at SCOTS M. e. church at
the special service at p. M; Sum
day school at $3.50; preaching at II
Z SIyn1 5r,
pastor.
An address will be given at st.
Johns A. M. E. church, Seventeenth
and Columbia avenue, Sunday at 3
o'clock for the benefit of all hotel
and dining car walters.
Funeral services for Mrs. Grace Hicks.
matron at the Orphans home, Twehtietts
street and keystone avenue. were held to-
day at II a. m. at the First Baptist
church. north indianapolis. The Rev.. F.
F. Young, pastor. ofTiciated.
B. Y. p. U. to Meet
Sunday morning prayer meeting is to
be held from to a. NJ. at the First
Baptist church. The Sunday school mem
bership campaign viii continue until after
Easter. Average attendance for January
was 200 each Sunday. They have the
honor of being the only Sunday school in
class A.
City B. Y P. o. will meet at p. m.
Sunday at the First Baptist church. north
Indianapolis. The Rev. Robert Evans will
speak at the o'clock services.
At the II O'Clock services Sunday morn
ing at Barnes A. M. f. church the Rev. j.
C. Hayes will speak on 1.-THE Unconscious
ness of God" His subject at 1880 will be
Adam and Christ"