The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-02
NEGRO VOTE IN
MAY 6 PRIMARY
WILL Be HEAVY
Closing Rallies Scheduled
Saturday and Sunday
by CampaignerS.


group has been waged by candidates
in the last ten days.
Attorney Henry J. Richardson Jr,
candidate for state representative,
expresses confidence of election, with
complete Endorsement of the Work.
ers Nonpartisan Political Action
League.
As a climax to his strenuous po-
htical fight, Richardson will address
a political rally Saturday night at
the u. N. 1. A. hall, Twelfth street
and North Senate avenue. Sunday
afternoon he is to be principal
speaker at a bod carriers meeting
in their new quarters, 442 North
Senate avenue.
Charles (Buck) Sumner, Russell
Ryan, Walter st. Clair. DR.. Byron
KiIgore and Howard B. Caughran
are expected to get support OF
many Negro voters in Marion coun-
ty. These candidates have been
represented at practically every
meeting of the Negro group during
the week.
Few Pastors Change
Few changes in pastors are shown
in the report received here OF the
sixty-first annual session OF the
Lexington conference, which ended
in Detroit Monday. Bishop M. W.
Clair of the Coyington area pre-
sided.
important among Indianapolis changes
was the transfer OF the Rev. D. E. Skel-
ton. pastor of SCOTS n. E. church. to the
Indiana Avenue NJ. E. church in Chicago.
The Rev. W. H. Wallace Of Oberlin re-
ceived appointment 10 SCOTS church.
"A Revival Of Religion. Americas Great
est need will be the Sunday forenoon
subject OF the Rev. NJ. w. Clair Jr.. pastor
of simnson M. E. church. Miss Matte L.
Stovau of the Indianapolis Music Pro-
motors Club will sing. with Verdure
Clad"
The evening meditation. Temple and
Garden will be followed by the LORDS
Supper.
EvanSelistic services at st. John A. M
r church. OF which the Rev. R. H. Hack
lev is pastor. viii continue until Tuesday
night. Mrs Anne Thompson will conduct
the morning and night services Sunday.
For the morning hour Mrs. Thompson
will talk on Consideration" at night,
THE Clock"
Pew Service Slated
"Ths Intelligence We Need is to be
the subject of DR.. B. A. Osborne, prin-
cipal speaker on a pew service program
sponsored by the wilderforce Booster Club
at the church at o'clock
Music will be given by the Squires quar-
let Cla-.- &c Lucas and Miss Margaret
squires. Miss Eleanor Bryant is presi-
dent.
The Rev. a. T. Haywood. pastor of
Christ Temple, Fasl Greek boulevard ana
paris avenue. is to preach at the morn
ing and night services Sunday after an
eight weeks lecture course in Vancouver,
B. c.
A special Bible class is conducted from
san 10 7.3o with Mr.. Haywood in charge.
The public is invited
"-rbe African Chief" a cantata COM
posed and directed by J. Harold Brown, Is
TO be given in the Y. NJ. c. a. auditorium
Monday night
Rehearsal to Be Held
Final rehearsal is to be held in the
music room of Crispus Attacks high school,
Sunday at 4. The cantata is an opening
feature on the National Music week pro-
gram. Others on the program include
Miss Mary Barber. Miss Emile Garrett
Mrs. Lena Lewis. Mrs. Viola Wilson and
the Cosmopolitan quartet and sextet d.
rected by Earl Keen.
The Challenge of the Cross" play
IS to be presented by the Washington
church Of Marion, Ind. at the vesper
hour at Phyllis Wheatley Y W. c. A
Sunday.
Those taking leading parts include Mrs
Esteu Mukes, Miss Jenora Burton, MISS
Deborah Dodson, Miss Sadie Murrell, Miss
Amanda Casey. Miss Sarah Coles and
Miss villa Petuford.
The Rev. S. G. Spottswood. pastor OF
Jones Tabernacle A. NJ. E. Zion church,
announces the following schedule for Sun
day services: Church school. $50, with
william ]. Hall. superintendent in charge;
morning worship with sermon by the pas
Tor: district meeting of Zion churches OF
indianapolis at 8; sermon by DR.. Mary G.
Evans. Varick C. E. Society at $50 in
charge Of George Porter and sermon by
the pastor at the night service.
Member Drive Planned
Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkin. regional field
secretary Of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People. is in
the CITY to direct a membership campaign
for the local branch. of which Attorney R.
L. Bailey is president.
The campaign is scheduled to open
Nav and continue one week. One thou
sand members are being sought. Organ
nations Of regional directors and work
ers are being formed
An industrial and gifts committee has
been formed by men intereted in the
drive. The movement has been Endorsed
bv the Interdenominstionsl Ministers Al
lance and Baptist Ministers Association
G. N. T. GRAY is in charge Of publicity
Fifty-hrst annual Thanksgiving services
of the KniEhts of Pythias and Calanthe
Courts are to be held at Phillips Memorial
Temple. Drake and North West streets,
SUNDAY at 5.
The Rev. a. J. Irvine. pastor Of Allen
Chapel A. NJ. E. church. is to be principal
speaker. Charles winburn. Kokomo, state
grand chancellor. and Mrs. Julia Reed
Grand worthy counsellor. are to be guests
Those on the program include Mrs. Lucy
Hart, Mrs. Earlee Nays. Will H. Porter
A. NJ. Harris and Vernon o. Ware. Music
will be given by the Unity quartet.
Club to Held Meeting
The Uniform Rank, under command OF
James T. Raine. and the First Regiment
band. directed by Gabriel Stanley. will
escort the lodges TO the church. Amos
Bybee is chairman Of the committee OF
arrangements
Young Mems North Side Democratic
Club is sponsoring a political meeting Sat
urdsy night at also Boulevard place. Louis
Blow is chairman.
And They SANG 8 New Song" will be
the sermon theme Of the Rev. Robert E
SHELTON. naStor Of Barnes NJ. Z. church
at the Sunday morning service. At night
the pastor will talk on, The Samaritan
Well"
Extensive plans are being made for 8
remodeling program for Barnes church
the pastor states.
The Rev. A. ]. Irvine. pastor Of Aller
Chapel A. NJ. E. church. will talk or