The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-16
NEGRO ~ BAND
GETS BOOKINGS
AT TABERNACLE
Two Concerts Scheduled
for Sunday; Other News
of CoIored Groups.

The Colored Y. NJ. G. A. band,
assisted by a group of soloists and
choral numbers will appear at Cadle
tabernacle in two concerts Sunday
at 2 and p. m.
Gabriel Stanley, director, and
Eroy Harper. business manager,
have announced that excellent pro-
grams are to be presented. Man
agement of Cadle tabernacle is
among sponsors of the concert. the
first effort of the band Of this kind.
The Y. M. G. A. band has grown
from three members to almost a
symphony In size in the last TWEEN
ty-f1ve years. 1t always has been
considered an important part Of
local Y. M c. A. activities.
The program Sunday has been
arranged to furnish entirely new
features at each performance.
Concerts Given Here.
A group of singers from the
Piney Woods school, Piney Woods,
Miss. of which Lawrence Jones is
founder and director, gave several
concerts here while en- route to New
York City. Recitals we're given at
st. Phillips memorial temple, Sec
ond Baptist church and School i.
woman's Council of which Mrs. Fannye
Perkins is president. will meet MONDAY
afternoon at the home OF the pIeslueH''
912 North West street.
Ere
1892 Sheldon street. who died suddenly d.
her home wednesday night. are 10 pc heiu
from the home Saturday at l:5O WIN INC
Rev. r. L. Pope in charge.
Mrs. West was an old citizen OF indian
anolis and at one time taught IN the CITY
schools. She was a member Oh oHlVi'
chapter. o. E. S.. and Householo Oh NUN
No sofa The only survivor is dauRhVel'
Mrs. Dora Edmonds. :,
The Rev. M. w. Clair Jr., pastor OF
Simpson NJ. E. church. Will talA ~ ~
SUNDAY morning service on The Propul-
-t,,s pover of An Ideal" At the evening
service the pastor will use for ms SuO'e'U'
..The Individual and Pentecost.
Allison VIII Speak
Andrew ]. Allison, alumni secretary @'
Fisk university, will speak at the CLOSING
forum of Girl Reserves and HI boys
enrdav at 3:3o at the Phyllis Wheatley
v w G. A. The meeting is sponsored by
the Fisk Club. Girl Reserves and the BOYS
department of the Y. M. G. A
Allison. a graduate Of Fisk university
has studied law at Yale and Harvard UNI
versities and later was fellow Oh the
National Urban League
The SUNDAY meeting will close the dis
cussion shall 1 Go to College, WhyE
leaders of the forum are to be Coroela
Harmon and Robert Storms. DevouohS
viii he led by Anna Lewis. Music VIII
he given by Ollie Terry. Weir Stuart ana
Roger Hurd. Jessie Keys will preslce'
Yolv Eucharist will be observed at 7:So
sunday morning at st. Philips Episcopal
church Of which Father NJ. Mitchell is
vicar.
Choral Eucharist and sermon. "Respon-
sibility of Hearing by Father Mitchell
is scheduled for IL o'clock. The ohertory
is to be sung by the Boys choir.
Jack Norman Sneed is the name OF
child born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Sneed,
212s Boulevard place, Thursday.
Quarterly Meeting Slated
Third quarterly meeting services are to
be held at St. Johns A. NJ. E. church. OF
which the Rev. r. H. Hacklcy is pastor,
Sunday with the following schedule: Sun
dav school and airship race ct $50; SER
mon by the district superintendent, the
Rev. ]. P. @. Wallace at IL o'clock; the
Lords supper and sermon at o'clock,
BY the Rev Charles Watkins; music by
the choir of st. Paul A. NJ. E. church, and
sermon at night service by the pastor.
Quarterly conference will be held Mon
day night at st. John A. M. E. church,
when all reports are to be made.
The Rev. Timothy Foulkes Of Chicago
will preach at the morning hour at With
erspoon United Presbyterian church. Sun
day. Mr.. Foulkes is a graduate of John
c. Smith university and is studying at
Mccormick Seminary in Chicago.
At the evening service the Rev. A. w.
Jameson, synodical superintendent of
missions for the second synod. will preach.
The Rev. D. F. White is pastor.
At the forenoon service at Mt. Zion
Baptist church. the Rev S. B. Butler,
pastor. will preach on This I Do for the
Gospels Sake" At the evening hour
Mr.. Butler will use for his theme Being
Strengthened in the Lord" Baptismal
rites are to be held at this service
Harry Hayes ST.. of Richmond. Harry
Hayes Jr.. Clyde Hayes and son Jerome,
OF Detroit. were guests of Mrs. R.. L.
Bailey. 1902 Boulevard place last week.
Sermon Topic Announced
where Is Our REFUGEE" is the Sunday
forenoon sermon topic Of the Rev Robert
E. SHELTON pastor of Barnes NJ. E. church.
Roy Rodgers will be soloist and Lindsey
Hanna will give a violin selection.
At $50 the Barnes Lyceum will meet.
At the evening service the pastor will use
for a subject. Victory Out of Disappoint-
rnent."
During the vocational opportunity cam
paign held recently. with the Rev. H. L.
Herod as chairman. reports show that
s.l57 persons were reached directly by
representatives. who talked before groups,
The drive was a part of the national pro-
gram sponsored by the National Urban
League with Headquarters in New York
City.
The State Convention" is to be dis
cussed at the regular meeting OF the Col
ored woman's Republican Club. Inc. Mon
day night at 8 at Shiloh Baptist church.
West and Walnut streets. John c. Bankett
will lead he discussion.
review Of The Day at the Polls" will
be given by various members. Current
events will be given BY Mrs. Lillian
Bailey. The music committee will give
selections. The public is invited. Mrs
Dsneva Wines will preside.
Special Music on Program
The Rev. G. T. Haywood. pastor OF
Christ Temple. Fall Creek Boulevard and