The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-08
PASTOR WILL
Give TALK ON
JOB SITUATION
Employers and Employees
Will Be Guests at
Simpson Church.

iuouSIldA SITUATION among iOCdl
Negroes.
An invitation has been extended
to a large number of EMPLOYERS and
employees to be present at this
service. Thomas j. Anderson, new
principal of the Crispus Attacks
high school, is to be guest of honor
Mrs. Blossie Roberts, woh is to be
guest Soloist, will sing My Task"
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Mary Edwards we're held Thursday
afternoon at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Whitaker, 346 West
Twenty-ninth street Mrs. Edwards
died Tuesday at Provident hospital,
following an illness of about one
year.
Born in Tennessee
Mrs. Edwards was born in Nash
vile, Tenn, and came to Indian
apolis with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mclaughlin, twenty
seven years ago. She attended local
public Schols and was a member of
the local Negro Business League.
She, with her sister, operated a gro
Gerry store at keystone avenue and
Minnesota street for a number of
years.
Survivors are the parents two brothers.
Charles Mclaughlin. indianapolis, and
Joseph Mclaughlin of Chicago. and two
sisters. Mrs. Minnie Whitaker and Miss
Georgia Mclaughlin Of Indianapolis Burial
was in Crown Hill
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conference and evangelistic services will
be held Aug. to II at Christ temple. Fall
Creek boulevard and Paris avenue. The
REV. 9. 7. Haywood is bishop. All bible
students are asked to take part in the
studies each day from to O'Clock
THE Great Pyramid of Egypt will be
the subject for the special service Wednes-
DAY night. illustrated with charts BY
Bishop Haywood.
Pastor Announces Theme
Lift Up Your Eyes to the Heavens.
and Awake o Zion and Put on New
strength" is to be the Sunday morning
meditation Of the Rev. Robert E. SHELTON
pastor of Barnes M. E. church. At night
the pastor will use for his subject Re
move That Hedge"
The ministerial vocal solo contest at
Barnes church is to be held Tuesday night.
Aug. H. Ministers who will be represented
in the competitive solo affair will include
the Revs. G. H. Bell. R. L. Pope. j. D.
Carter. r. H. Hackley, j. L. Coleman, r.
A.. Andrews, F. F. Young and w. H. Wal
lace. A special feature of the contest is
to be musical exposition by the Cos
mopolitan School OF Music Of which Mrs.
Lillian Lemon is president. The Rev.
Robert E. Shelton is pastor.
Holy Eucharist and Meditation" is to
be the sermon topic of War M. B.
Mitchell at st. Philips Episcopal church
Sunday morning at 9.
A large crowd is expected to attend COM
mencement exercises of the Lewis Business
college tonight at Jones Tabernacle church.
Michigan and Blackford streets. The COM
mencement address is to be by Thomas j.
Anderson. new principal Of Crispus At
tucks high school, Mrs. v. T. Lewis is
president of the business college.
First annual summer vacation school OF
the Y M C. A. Just has closed. with an
enrolment of forty-two boys. Twelve boys
completed the courses Of rug making. clay
modelling. soap carving, weaving and free
hand drawing.
| Special rates are open to men OF the
Y. M. C. A. desiring to learn TO swim.
Apply at physical directors office in
branch building. While headquarters for
the national tennis tournament will be at
the association. special preparations also
are being made to accommodate repre-
sentatives of the National Medical Associa-
tion. according to F. E. De Frantz. secre-
| tary
1.-THE Manliness of Christ will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. r. L. Pope. pastor
of Bethel A. M. e. church. Sunday morn
ing. At night a sacred recital by J. G.
Phillips of Dallas. Tex. is to be given.
Pantomimes. which will include THE Last
Hymn THE House by the Side Of the
Road" and Nearer NY God to Thee" are
to be presented. Mr.. Phillips will be sup
ported by the choir.
Last quarterly Sunday services for the
conference year at St. John A. NJ E.
church will include morning sermon. DR..
J. P. @. Wallace. presiding elder; .. m.
! communion sermon. DR.. r. L. Pope of
Bethel A. M. z. church. and sermon by
Mrs. Martha Hill. st. Johns evangelist. at
| night. Barbecue and amusements will be
In charge Of the stewart department at
Douglas park. Saturday afternoon. and a
/ NAAANhCh 10 10 DC served dIIeT nOrn-
ing services Sunday.
The Price Of Being Good is the fore
noon sermon theme of the Rev. D. r.
White, pastor of withsrspon United Pres
oyterian church. At night the pastor will
use Gods Way of Making Leaders" for
his meditation. The Woman's Missionary
Society of which Mrs D. F. White is presi-
dent. will meet Tuesday night at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Hill. I'll west Eleventh
street,
St Monica's guild will give moonlight
garden party next Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Auter. 1920 Boulevard place.
Funeral Services Arranged
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida utterback.
wife Of Charles Utterback. 1o17 Roach
street. who died Wednesday at CITY hos
pital. will be held Saturday at the home Al
l. The Rev. Robert E.. Shelton is to
officiate.
Besides the husband. survivors are the
mother. Mrs. Belle Thomas. Lexington.
Ky: three sisters. Mrs Katie Haskins
Lexington Mrs. Mamie Lee Du Vale. and
Mrs. Lillian Courtney Of Indianapolis: two
brothers William Thomas. New York. and
Allen Thomas Indianapolis.
Formal opening Of the roof garden atop
the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G. A. building
will take place Thursday. Aug. II. at 1880
.. m. The program viii be directed by the
roof garden circle. through whose efforts
the garden was furnished. Refreshments
will be served free. Mrs. Margaret Rape
| is chairman.
Closing exercises of the Y. w. c. A. sum-
mer school we're held this morning and nm
ished articles Of students will be on dis
play at the building for ten days.
Mrs. Emma Gordon Hall of Boulevard
place is to UNDERGO operation at the city
hospital.
The Rev. r. Barnwell of TT. Worth.
Tex. was weekend guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Earle Keene Of Ludlow avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Arts Of Favstte
street are on their vacation for ten days.
Arts is the assistant secretary sf the
Y. NJ. C. A. Mrs. Arts is the social
visitor for the Flanner House settlement.
Y. W. c. a. Employe Ill
Miss Virginia Posey. desk attendant OF
the Phyllis wheatley Y. w. C. A., is III
at her home in west Twenty-eighth street
The Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Hackley Will
return Saturday from St. Louis. where
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