The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-23
Chorus of 100 Will Sing;
Shiloh Baptist Church
Sponsors Program.

! Friends OF Miss Jean COStOn, 2(ld
Shriver avenue, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. George Coston, were elated
over her recent success in the state
music contests for secondary schools
sponsord by the Indiana Univer-
Sity School of Music and Indiana
! Federation of Music Clubs.
Wins First Prize
Miss Coston. representing the In
dianapolis district, won first place
In her piano presentations, second
place went to Miss Virginia Cough
lin 1927 North La Sale street, and
Miss Thelma Jackson of Bentonville
was third.
The contest was held at the In
diana university extension building
here. The final contest will b held
next month under auspices of the
extension building.
Local members Of the Railroad Postal
Clerks Alliance have received tele-
gram announcing the death OF John D.
Gainey assistant chief clerk.
C4ainey. who died at his home III Wash
ington, D. c.. was a personal friend OF
Attorney r. L. Bailey OF this city, who
at one time was a national officer Of the
clerks association.
Supper will be served at Allen Cha pei
church by the Missionary Society, Friday
at O'Clock Mrs. W. D. Shannon Is
president. The Rev w. D Shannon is
pastor.
The Old Settlers Civic and Social Club
will meet tonight with Mrs. Lula B. Grove
at 1850 Roache street. All members are
asked to be present. as new officers Will
be elected Mrs. Ella Coyington is presi-
dent Mrs. Stella Fisher. secretary.
The following nave been appointed by
the school board to take the school euum-
erations: Mrs Stella Fisher, Mrs. Katie
Cornet Mrs. Ada Gilmore and Lewis B.
Lewis
Senior student section OF the Indian
apolls Music Promoters met at The Cos
mopolitan School of Music, Sunday. A
musical program was presented by club
members. Mrs. Mabel Van Horn directed
w. E. King gave talk on THE Opera"
Miss Bessie Patterson is president.
Baptist church, is conducting revival
meeting at Elkhart for the Rev. A. A.
Mays.
Program to Be Given
Tie Mt. Paran octet will give a program
Friday at O'Clock at the church for
benefit Of The Sunday school. The pub
tic is invited The Rev. C. H. Bell is
pastor.
Mrs. C. Il. Bell vas the guest of Mrs.
A. B. Thompson. 2109 Highland place, at
luncheon Friday.
MI and Mrs. John Simmons Of Para
disc Garden, Baldwin, Mich. we're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Patton. 1885 Boule-
ward place, over thee weekend.
Bishop Jones Aid of Simpson NJ. e.
church will give dinner party in honor
Of DR.. and Mrs. E. A. White Thursday at
o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Patton. 1886 Boulevard place.
An Inter-racial goodwill meeting will
DC held Sunday at st. John A. M. f.
church. East seventeenth street and Co
1umbla avenue. A special sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Charles 5. Williams
pastor Of the church.
Others to Assist
Butler College Inter-raciaI committee
Intercollegiate and Hi-Y clubs, Phyllis
Wheatley Girl Reserves and the Worlds
Relations Club of Indiana Central COL
lege also will De represented. Attorney R.
L. Baily will preside.
r. w. Chamblee, president OF the
Citizens Life Insurance Company of In
diana, was the guest Of honor at the Bust
ness and Professional Leagues meeting in
South Bend, Friday.
J. T. Tanner. manager Of the Peoples
Real Estate Company, has opened offices
in the Citizens Life building. 2291a In
diana avenue.
The following members organized the
Ish-tan-ing Bridge Club at the home of
Mrs. Goldie Eansbury. 627 W. Vermont
street: Mrs. Lula J. Dunn. president; Mrs.
Goldie Hansbury. vice-president; Mrs
Marion Douglas. secretary-tr asurer;
Mrs. Emma white Mrs. Helen A. Wilson.
Mrs. Ella, Abel. Mrs. Cleora Thompson, and
MIS-. Lula Herring Smith.
The club will meet with Mrs. Ella Abel,
2142 shriver avenue. Friday afternoon.
Leaves for Convention
r. ". Chambiee left the city Monday en-
route to Little Rock to attend the National
Negro Insurance Association which con-
venes April "a Is and 26.
Chamblee, one Of the founders Of the
association. Joined T. K. Gibson and staff
Of the Supreme Life and Casualty Com
pany at Louisville. in special Pullman
en- route to the convention.
The Progressive Needlecraft Club will
meet Friday April 26. with Mrs. Anna
Kinnerly. 2447 Northwestern avenue. Mrs.
Wilmack is president.
Jubilee chorus of Antioch Baptist church
will give a musical program at Barnes
Chapel tonight at o'clock. Mrs. Frances
Mitchell is soloist. The Rev. R. z. Shelton
is pastor.
A card party under auspices OF the Fisk
Club will be given at Trinity hall April
rs, at 8 o'clock.
Recital to BE Given
Progressive series students of Miss Ellen
v. Thomas will be presented in a plano
recital, next Sunday at o'clock at
Greater Steet John Baptist church. East
Seventeenth street and Martindale avenue.
Students Of Miss Teresa Genus also will
appear on the program.
Special features will be violin selections
by Clarence Lucas. With Carolyn Lucas at
the piano; Helen F. Laster. coloratuTa So
prano. and the Rhythm orchestra By
the class.
Mrs. David Barnes, chairman Of the
program committee of the B. Y. P. U. and
the Rev. S. S. Reed. pastor. are promot-
ing the recital.
Graduating exercise Of the Fttzhugh
Valentine College OF Music will be con-
dtfctAd at the AbeneZer Baptist church
orth and California streets, Monday, April
2e Graduates are Mrs. Estella Small,
voice and Mrs, Mary N. Stuadds. piano
s. Ashjian of the Oriental Rug Company
will talk Wednesday night at 7:3o at the