The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-10
NE GROES PUSH
CAMPAIGNS FOR
RELIEF FUNDS
Payment of Pledges for
New Girls Building Is
Asked.


enlarge upon the work being done
10 improve conditions among Ne
groes of the city.
Officials and workers of the
Phyllis Whcatly branch Y. w. c. A.
are nearing the close Of a ten-day
drive to collect payments pledged
toward erection OF a new building
for Negro girls. The building rapidly
Is nearing completion
Miss Mae Belchcr. executive secre-
tary, IS requesting all Negro citizens
HhO subscribed to this work. to mail
or otherwise forward past due pay
nents to campaign headquarters at
once.
Pageant Given Support
The Flanner house pageant.
scheduled for May D. is being sup
ported by an active organization Of
more than two hundred, according
to officials.
Money is TO be used to improve condi-
toue for Negro babies regularly attended
jn Tho day nursery. The Rev. H. L. Hefod
is superintendent of the Flauner House
settlement. Mrs. Lillian Jones Brown is
directing rchearsals for the pageant
number OF out OF town guests will
take part on the matinee musical program
On be given at CrIspus Atjucks high school
Sunday afternoon at $50. This program
closes music week observance and Is in
charge Of Mrs. Clara K Hill state presi-
Gr.t of The Music Promoters Association.
Services at Ararat Church
Conservation services at the Mt Ararat
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Is chairman and The Rev. W. i. ware IS
pastor
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Stevens and solo. Last Night 1 Lay
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Mothers OF Men VIII ne the sermon
topic OIL the Rev stephen GIN Spol@Wood'
ta ior OF Jones tabernacle A. NJ r. L.
church. SUNDAY morning. MIS- M j.. VAL
'n'iuc Wall sing, songs MY Mother
'usht Ne. and the male quartet VIII
s."g. Mothers Boy The tabernacle
quartet also VIII give Spee'ai n''ii'oe'S'
l-"Fu q'"t'''IE meeting ser .Ioes al. "
o. observed d. A''eii Cii"p'i 7'"0"5' 1'''
REV. W. D. shannon is pastor.
The Rev j. r. O. wallace VIII preach
sunday morning communion service" are
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go -e.+tsl A1onda, night NAV 10 at
tho j. r.. HI community center. Vocal
students oil Miss Loretta Stoyal will give
numbers.
Mo>'''' Is N'he"u''u
Tho music department of the Y. w. c. A.
VIII observe Music week with musical
tonight at the branch building Selec-
tjous Will be given by the adult chorus
Girl Reserves and the quartet Leonard
Franklin viii give several numbers. Miss
Martha jackson VIII be accompanlst
Girl Reserves Will have charge OF the
Mother day program at the Y. W. c. a.
building sunday at O'Clock. GeorgIanua
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speak on "o.'1t -
women. "r'" t'"'-'-.'o'' ~ ~, 80
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Mothers Oh Eiauc "l'u 4'iA'' 'N''00i
are urged TO attend