The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-14

DRIVE BEGUN BY
NEGRO LEADERS
Monday Luncheon Club to
Press Campaign for
More Jobs.

uLdudDO45 has DtCOiilc % tIubt do
to stir leaders of the race to deter
mined activity.
The drive for larger employment
of Negroes was launched by the
Monday Luncheon Club, an organ
ization devoted to work for the
civic and industrial advantage of
the race.
Wallace Waugh Is president of
the club and F. 3. Ransom. attor-
ney, is chairman Of the committee
on employment.
At the meeting Monday it was
explained that the idea behind this
movement is that Negroes should
build up businesses owned and
managed by Negroes and should
patronize other stores which employ
Negro help.
There is nothing in this program
that smacks of racial discrimina-
ton" said Ransom, but we do
have regard for spending our money
where it will open up jobs for our
boys and girls"
n Mans Measure" Is to b. the subject
Of DR.. W. A. c. Hughes of Philadelphia at
the Monster meeting at Senate avenue
Y. M. c. A. Sunday at $50.
Choir viii Sing
AS director OF the bureau of Negro work
Of the Board OF Missions and church eX-
tension in Methodist churches. DIT. Hughes
conducts training schools for pastors. rec
ommends scholarships for youths who take
social services under direction of the
church, and is in charge Of funds used
for home missions. John A. Patton will
introduce DR.. Hughes.
Choir of Simpson NJ. 2. church will give
the musical program and Robert Smith
will be soloist. The Rev. D. F. White will
give the Invocation. The meeting is open
10 men only.
At the morning service at Bethel A. NJ.
2. church. the pastor. the Rev r. L.
Pope. viii use for his sermon theme. Why
Could We Not Cast Him Out?"
Memorial Service Planned
Memorial services in charge of the A.
U. K and D. Of A. will be conducted at
O'Clock At pm. the Brotherhood.
an organization Of sixty-fve men. will
give its first monthly program.
Among those taking part are the Rev.
NJ. D. Robinson. Miss Sylvia Mccain,
John Mllikan. Mrs Ethel Moore, Mrs.
Anna Kennedy. Miss Geraldine Collins,
Miss Ruth Hamilton.
Clarence Baxter will introduce T. G.
Johnson OF the Attacks high school staff,
who will make the closing address.
Sunday sermon themes Of the Rev.
g. B. Butler. pastor of the Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church are walking With God" and
Singing of Gods Power"
The Rev. S. G. Spottswood. pastor of
Jones Tabernacle A. NJ. f. Zion church,
will use for his morning subject, Elisha
the Healer the sixth Of series of ser
mons from Dynamic Prophets of Israel"
Special Music 20 Be Given
At 5 o'clock the pastor will preach at
st. Marks temple. 1908 Shelby street.
Jones choir will give special music. Mrs.
Wayne Logue. Mrs. Elizabeth Cutler and
Mrs. Washington are to be soloists. The
Rev. Harold Ovelton will speak at evening
worship.
At the morning worship at Withefspoon
United Presbyterian church. the pastor.
the Rev. D. F. White. will preach on How
to Spend Money" At the evening hour
he will use for his sermon topic. 1.-The
Justice Of God"
Woman's day will be observed with spe-
ciaI services at New Bethel Baptist church
Of which the Rev. G. Baltimore is as
sistant pastor. Sunday.
The Rev o. J. Price of Marion. state
missionary worker. viii preach at the
morning service. At o'clock Mrs. E. J.
X Hines of Shelbyville, state mission
airy worker. will address a mass meeting.
A musical program is to be furnished by
the choir.
Guild to Give Tea
NeedIework Guild of the Alpha Home
for. Aged Women is sponsoring a patri-
otto tea at the home. Sunday from to 7.
A program is to be given at O'Clock. The
committee in charge is Mrs. Dora Bar
nett. Mrs. Bertha Reed and Mrs. Clara
Branch.
Members OF the woman's Missionary
Society of Witherspoon United Presby-
terrain church are TO take friends on a
"Trip Around the World" tonight. Coun-
tries to be visited include England, France.
spain. Germany. China. Japan and the
Philippines.
Persons wishing to take the trip are
asked TO come TO the church at 7:45. Mrs.
Virginia Lane is chairman Of the commit
tee. The Rev. D. F. White is pastor.
RODLlCEt DIODitlnS hlf ~ TX AAoNASoSN 80
an open forum at the monthly meeting of
the Colored woman's Republican Club.
Inc. in Shiloh Baptist church Monday
night. Feb. II. at O'Clock.
Leaders Arc Named
Leaders in the discussion are Mrs. Lucille
Brown. Mrs Luella Jones. Mrs. Daneva
Wines and John B, Bankett. Mrs. Yes
tarine Slaughter will have charge of the
I'll, liz is urged and
ask questions.
At a meeting OF the Fortnightly Literary
Club Thursday with Mrs. Blanche Crossen.
the following book reviews were given:
The Raising of Lazarus by Mrs. I.
Lewis: The Village Doctor" by Mrs.
Georgia Martin. and current opera by
Mrs E. D. Moten.
DR.. W. A c. Hughes of Philadelphia
will preach at morning and evening serv-
ices at Simpson NJ E. church OF which
the Rev. NJ W. Clair. Jr., is pastor,
Sunday. DR.. Hughes was speaker on the
nrorrau OF the council OF cities held in
Cleveland this week.
Roger Hurd and Miss Ella Workman viii
lead the round table discussion of the
girl reserves and HI Y bows. ct the Phyllis
Wheatley Y W. c. A. Sunday at $50
The subject TO be used is Boy and Cir
Relationships" william Bell will preside
Devotions will be led by Lawrence Hill and
Marian Anderson will give a reading. MI
sic is to be furnished BY John White ano
the girls chorus.
Pickens viii Speak
Local branch OF the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People an
nounces that Dean William A. Pickens O