The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-09


lett. member of the fire prevention
bureau and chairman of the COM
mittee on prizes.
DR.. M. D. Battles will deliver the
principal address at the meeting.
Departments of each of the five
schools will give features on the
program.
Three minute talks also are
scheduled by the presidents of the
board of health, park board and the
sanitary commission.
Several Give Prizes
Donors of prizes include Man,
moth Insurance Company. Citizens
Life Insurance, Gibraltar Insurance,
T. B. Bugs, John Bankett, Indian
apolis Water Company, Indianapolis
Real Estate Board, Madam c. j.
Walker Company, Bash Seed Com
pany, Mazur Seed Company, Social
Workers Fellowship and Mothers
Council.
Additional gifts are TO include free
subscriptions to the indianapolis Recorder.
and free memberships to the Phyllis
wheatley branch and the Y. NJ. c. A., says
Mrs. Arts. chairman.
Opposition to nomination Of Judge John
J. Parker to the supreme court bench, led
by the ScTipps-Howard newspapers. the
American Federation OF Labor, and the
National Association for the Advancement
OF Colored People. which accused his defeat
Wednesday by a Senate vote of Il to 80,
vas commented upon by Mrs. Daisy Z.
Lampkin. national officer of the N. A. A.
c. P. who is in the city conducting q
member drive
Mrs. Lampkin said" I am glad TO
know that Mr.. Hoover is thinking today
that there is a group of people in America
That he needs to reckon with
Senate action refusing to confirm the
nomination of Judge Parker was favorabiy
received by Negroes OF Indianapolis.
Report on Member Drive
First report Of the Moorfeld storey-Louis
Marshall member drive is to be made by
workers tonight al the Y. NJ. c. A. with
Mrs Lampkin in charge. Attorney r. L.
Bailey is local president.
A series of talks conducted by the Girl
Reserves and Hi boy group on Shall I
Go to College. Why2" is to close with an
address by Andrew p. Allison. alumni sec
rotary at Fisk university. Sunday Nav Is.
at $3.50 at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
The Fisk Club of this city has assisted
in presenting Mr.. Allison. Allison is
graduate of Fisk and has studied law at
Yale and Harvard He was associated with
the National Urban League for two years
and was the Negro representative and
member of the executive committee of the
hrst conference of youth organizations held
in America. Several members of the Fisk
faculty will attend the meeting.
Prepare to Meet Your Cod is the
forenoon sermon theme of the Rev. G. T.
Haywood. pastor of Christ Temple, Fall
Greek Boulevard and Paris avenue. Sun
dav. At night the pastor will talk on
How to Receive the Holy Spirit
Illustrated bible study is to be con-
Quoted b. the pastor at $50 for one hour.
Sermon Theme Given
Sunday morning sermon theme of the
Rev. Robert E. SHELTON. pastor of Barnes
NJ. E. church. is to be Mother" A
feature of the service will be vocal solo
BY Mrs. Selma Harry. organist.
Organization Of the Barnes church
hcsum is to be held at $50. At the
pastors meditation is to be What Hast
Thou in Thine Hand
Mr.. Shelton recently reappointed to the
pastorate of Barnes. has announced en-
largement OF the church building Plans
are to formulate at special meeting
Tuesday night when DR.. w. T. Davis, pre-
siding elder. is to preside.
The Father-Mother Cod viii be the
forenoon sermon subject of the Rev.
Stephen Gill Spottswood. pastor of Jones
Tabernacle A. NJ. E. Zion church. sun
day. At night Mr.. Spottswood will talk
on "Pentecostal Instructions"
Special services in observance of
Mothers day is to be held at Witherspoon
United Presbyterian church, Of which the
Rev. D. 2. White is pastor. Sunday morn
ing.
At 73o Mrs. Ralph Huddleson will talk
at service sponsored by the Y C. P. U.
The public is invited.
Tour Is Arranged
Mrs. Mary Bryant of the membership
committee OF Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c.
A. is in charge of a tour through the
Polk MIX plant Thursday. May %. Per-
sons desiring to go are asked to meet at
the plant at ! o'clock. Mrs Susie Moten
IS chairman Of the department
Annual industrial show and county fair
10 be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. during the
first week of June is creating much in
terest announces President James Hodge.
Reservations for booths may be made
through Martin Morgan. secretary.
Mrs. Daisy LampkinS. regional field sec
rotary Of the National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People. will speak
at the joint meeting of Elizabeth Carter
Council and the Council OF American
Homes at the Womsn's Club home. 2OSs
North Capitol avenue. Tuesday al 3.
"Csrnation' is TO be the Sunday Morn
ing sermon topic of the Rev. NJ w Clair
Jr, pastor of Simpson NJ. E. church
Music will be by the Cosmopolitan quar-
tet. Mrs. Hal Bescham. Mrs. Hazel Farm
er. Mrs. Eunice Richardson and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Lane. At night the pastor will talk
on The Church and Pentecost."
B. Y. P. U. of Greater st. John Baptist
church will present the Cosmopolitan
school quartet in a musical Monday night.
The quartet will be assisted by Miss Annis
Gray and Miss Mary F. McLeroy.
Church Schedule Given
Father NJ. Mitchell. vicar of St Philips
Episcopal church. announces the following
schedule for Sunday services: Holy Eu-
charist. 7:3o a. m: Choral Eucharist and
sermon. Honor Thy Fahter and Mother -
az II o'clock; ohertory BY the new boys
choir
Several sororitieS. fraternities and clubs
are to be represented in stunt contest of
the first annual jabberwook. sponsored by
Nu chapter. Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
in walker Casino tonight.
Miss Henrietta Herod is general chair
man. assisted by Miss Mary Thornton,
Miss Helen luminous. Miss Hattie Jones
and Miss Martha Wilson.
Announcement of the death Of Bishop
John W. Hurst. 81. leader in religious and
social circles Of the American Negro. has
been received here By officials OF the n. A
A. c. p.
Bishop Hurst died at the Provident hos
nttaI IN baltimore Tuesday. He was the
80 -.sso,.I osfcer If the National AS