The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-20
NEGRO MASONS
WILL OBSERVE
ST. JOHNS DAY
Special Services Will Be
Held in Tabernacle
Sunday Night.

st. Johns day will be celebrated
for the first time here in many
years by the local Masonic lodge:
prince Hall afiliation) in join
services Sunday night at Jones
Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church
Blackford and Michigan streets.
The Rev. Stephen Gill SPOTS
wood, pastor, and member Of
Oriental lodge, No. 46, New Haven
Conn.,, will deliver special fraterna
sermon.
Special arrangements are being
made to accommodate large Ma
sonic delegations from over the
state. The meeting is open to the
public.
Mr.. Spottswood's sermon topic Is
to be "St. John" At the morning
service the meditation is to be
"Such as Have
Preparation for the Sunday night
services are being directed BY
Humphrey M. Johnson, chairman
and Andrew Harris, secretary.
City Couple Wed
The home of Mrs. Josie Perkins
842 Blake street, was the scene Of
beautiful wedding Wednesday night
when her daughter, Florence Eliza
beth Jackson, was given in mar
rage to Hulet H. Buford.
The Rev. M w. Clair Jr. read the serv
ice before an altar banked with palm
and cut flowers. Mrs. Lillian LeMor
PLAYED a group of bridal airs during thu
ceremony and Mrs. Blossie Roberts SAM
II Love You Truly" and the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin. A musical feature wa
the singing Of "At Dawning" and Until
by the Cosmopolitan Four under an arch
anticipating the brides arrival.
Mrs. Nellie Rogers, sister. the matror
Of honor and only attendant, wore
gown Of orchid chiffon done in lace anc
carried a bouquet of bridal roses. Her
man Buford, brother Of the bridegroom
was best man. Mrs. Perkins. the mother
wore a gown of gold and lace.
The bride. given in marriage by hel
mother, wore gown of duchess satin ant
lace and a veil caught up with pearls
She carried a shower bouquet of brida
roses, white lilacs, and forget-me-nots
orchid and gold was the color scheme
of the wedding and reception.
Teacher in City School
Mrs Buford is a teacher in city
school here and Br. Buford is manager
of the Parker House firm, with head
quarters in Chicago. In the reception
line after the wedding we're Mrs. Ina
Black. Mrs. Stella Cox, Mrs. Bertha
Brown Mrs. Blanche Crossen and Miss
Freda Parker.
out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Buford, Mrs. Louvella Brown
Mrs. Victoria Gardner, Mrs. Lorraine Dan
iels and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Parker al
of Chicago; Mrs. Ana Monroe and daugn-
tiers. Alma and Vera of Flushing. O.; Mrs
Mabel Campbell, Moundsville, w. Va, ano
oliver Shannon of wheeling. w. Va
"An Airship Race is to be the Sunday
morning topic of the Rev. r. II. HacKiey
nastor of st. John A. M. E. church
Nineteenth and Columbia avenue. Al
night. 1.-THE Power of Prayer" is TO oe
the meditation theme.
s"The Red Heifer'' will be the sermon
topic Sunday morning at Christ temple
Sowing of the Tares" will be the theme
at night. An illustrated Bible class al
$50 is to be directed by the pastor the
Rev. G. t. Haywood.
Sunday morning at Mt. Zion Baptist
church the Rev. s. B. Butler, pastor Is
to preach on "I Will Rejoice in Thell
salvation" At night 1.-THE Lords Care
for the Poor" is to be the sermon theme
Sermon Topic Announced
"The Lament Of Christ" is to be thu
Sunday morning meditation of the Rev
Robert E. Shelton. pastor OF Barnes M
church. The pastor was the commence
ment day speaker at Howard high schoo
in Wilmington. Del. this week.
The district superintendent will no
preach at Barnes until the last Sunday Il
June.
''Fashion Play will be the subject of al
illustrated lecture to be given at Wilmer
spoon Presbyterian church Monday night
The lecture is to be given by John F. NC
Shane. The Rev. D. F. White Is pastor.
A musical and literary program will b.
presented Friday night. June n. at Mt
Zion Baptist church. of which the Rev. S
B. Butler is pastor. The program is beini
presented under direction of the Younl
Mems Bible class. of which L. M. Sweene!
is teacher. He will be assisted by Mis-
Pauline Battles, superintendent Of thu
Sunday school.
Special musical numbers are to be pre-
NJ rfAf
Mrs. Viola Wilson and j. r. Amos. A spe
cial feature of the evening program is t.
be an Grafton by Bernard White. recen
winner in an oratorical contest amoni
students of the city His subject will b
Shall the United States Accept the Roo
Formula for Entrance to the Worlt
Court
The Rev. W. T. Davis. superintendent o.
the indianapolis. Chicago and Detroit dis
tricts. will speak Sunday morning a
Simpson M. z. church.
The Rev. Clair Wald Preach
At night the Rev. M. w. Clair Jr.
pastor, who has been attending church
institute at West Baden during the week
will preach on the subject THE Church
at Beas."
Children's day exercises are to be OBJ
served at Simpson Sunday school. accord
ing to Mrs. Carrie Martin. superintendent
1.-THE GIittering Gate" will be featur
play. twenty-five to participate. including
Vivian Moore. Jesse Jarmon. Ruth Nc
Arthur. Alice Daugherty. Dorothy Min
and Lillian Vaulx.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel M. Hill
81. of 2S11 Indianapolis avenue. who die
Thursday morning. will be held Saturda,
at O'Clock at Christ temple, Fall Cree
boulevard and Paris avenue. The Rev. G
T. Haywood is to officiate.
Survivors are the husband. Carter S
Hill ST.. World and Carter S. Hill Jr.
sons; a daughter. Vivian Marie; Gu
Woods. father; Lottie Fields. Ethel Pryor
sistarS ard Rnhart and Thomas Woods