The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-14
NEGRO YOUTHS
TO Get ARMY
TRAINING HERE
Thirty-Day Course to Be
Given 1000 Boys at
Fl. Harrison.

tabllshed at Fl. Benjamin Harrison
during August. according to Marcus
Stewart of the Indianapolis Re
corder, who was responsible for the
1928 camp.
| Boys will be selected from the
Fifth corp military training area,
including Indiana, Kentucky, West
Virginia, Illinois and Ohio. Accom-
modations may be had for 1000
boys. organizedfn units of fifty each.
All food, clothing, medical and
dental attention and transportation
to and from the camp will be given
to young men qualified to enter the
camp for the thirty-day training,
beginning August 1.
Herbert G. Willis, undertaken, has
accepted Craftsmanship as state di-
rector. However, information de-
sired concerning this camp. or ap-
plication blanks. may be had by
writing the indianapolis Recorder.
Youth Urged to Enroll
/ Willis said, every citizen should
| interest himself in the success of
| this camp, as we'll as the boys. We
should do all in our power to merit
this opportunity.
IT am urging the parents of the entire
state to join in this movement for q bet
| ter young manhood. There is no expense.
Sending of Negro boys to this camp will
show fine spirit of patriotism" he con-
cluded.
| Two hundred guests we're present at a
| banquet which closed the thirteenth an
niversary observance. of the Rev. B. J. F.
Westbrook. pastor of the Second Baptist
church. Monday night
Short talks we're given By representa-
tives of church departments. Attorney
John BroWder gave the response.
The Womens drill team of the A. q. K.
of D. A.. the Masonic band and the
senior choir gave numbers on the pro-
gram.
Pastor Gets Silver
Members of the church gave Mr.. West
brook with a silver offering. Presentation
was made by John Kuydendall. church
! treasurer.
The committee on arrangements Included
Minerva Worthington. Mrs. nth Browder,
Mrs. Elizabeth Holden. Mrs Bell Evans,
Mrs. Floedna Russell, Mrs. Amelia john
! son, Miss Alice Kelley, Ernest Day. Henry
| Gayhart. Henry Abel. DR.. Preston Dixon
| and Mrs. Ethel Shrivers.
Forty-eighth anniversary Of the West
ern Star Temple will be observed at the
U. B. F. hall Wednesday night. The pub
lie is invited.
The New Member junior club re-
Gently organized at Antioch Baptist
church elected the following officers Miss
Nora Taylor. president; Elroy Bailey,
vice-president; Miss Arnetta Pat
! terson. secretary; Miss Hortense Carlyle.
assistant secretary. and Clinton Williams.
treasurer The club will have a candle
| light tea and musical at the church
Wednesday. May Is. at g. Mrs N. E.
Joseph is sponsor.
The Floyd quartet will give musical
at Mt Paran Baptist church, Friday,
May II, under auspices of the Y. W. W. G.
Banquet at Church
Men Of Simpson Club. under leadership
! of John Daugherty. gave a banquet to
members and friends last week at the
church This social hour was given to
arouse interest in church activities and as
a means of getting acquainted
| Among those on the program we're Alice
and Mary Helen Daugherty. Robert Smith,
Eva Clanton, and John F.. Johnson.
The Philadelphia sextet will appear at
Simpson M. E. church, Saturday night at
8 o'clock The stewards are sponsors for
the recital The Rev. E. A. White is
pastor.
The Friends Club will be guest of Mrs.
Louisa Hunter 83b West Twenty-flfth
street Wednesday afternoon. Miss Alice
! P. Kelley is president and Mrs. Ruth
Browder is secretary.
E. D. Knox Pennsylvania representative
of the Marcus Carney movement. will
speak at Liberty hall Twelfth street and
Senate avenue. tonight at o'clock. The
public is invited E. D. King is president
of the local organization.
Mrs. Virginia Lane was hostess at tea
in honor of the Cosmopolitan quartet at
her home in West Eleventh street Sunday
| afternoon.
Musicale at School
Among those from of-town at the
musicale at Crispus Attacks high school
Sunday afternoon we're: Mrs. Pansy Bur-
lev. Mrs. White, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Quinn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey of Richmond;
Warren Anderson of Terre Haute, and
Louis Scott of Anderson.
Piano students of Miss Mae Clements
gave recital at the J. It. v. Hill COM
munitv center recently.
Junior students of the Cosmopolitan
School of Music will be presented in their
annual costume recital Friday evening at
the Second Christian church. Among those
taking part will be Mabel Rowlett, Mar
garet Clay. Nancy Hoffman, A'Lelia Ran
som, Camille Taylor, Mary E. Grizzle,
Thelma Ransom Rosalyn Vanhorn, Doris
and Lillian G. Auter Rosemary Page,
Dorthea Jameson, Roberta Pope, Alma
Davis and Arthur Parr.
| Students of Mrs. Lillian Brown, Mrs.
Carlotta McNary and Herbert Bryant will
assist.
Pupils of Miss Matte Stovall will give
their annual recital in the auditorium Of
St. Johns A M. E. church Monday night,
May 20.
Musicians to Convene
Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. Lillian Lemon,
Miss Mae Clements. Mrs. Lena K. Lewis,
MIS-. Marjorie Brown. Miss Ellen V.
Thomas and Wallace Voolfolk will attend
the district meeting of the Indiana
Musicians Association in TT. Wayne,
Saturday.
| Company D, OF which Mrs. Alonzo
Mansfield is president. will present
students of the Cosmopolitan School of
Music in annual June recital Wednesday,
June s. at st. Johns A. M E. church.
Mrs. Nellie Rodgers entertained with
500 party Saturday afternoon in honor OF
her guests. Miss Georgia Johnson. Miss
Inez Buford. and Mrs. Geraldine Jose of
Chicago, and Mrs. Lula Bivens Of
| Evanston. III.
Announcement was made of the engage
ment of Mrs. Lillian Childress to ]. Wes-
ley Hall at dhe Book Lovers club. The
wedding will take place in June.
Return to St. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Mason have returned
to their home in St. Paul. after a visit