Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper

Title Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper

Short Title Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper

Source ID S31

Photos » Slide Show		A. A. Moore Bio
		John Thomas Moore death notice
		Albert Moore Jr. received an award from Dale Carnegie
		Albert Allen Moore death notice
		Albert receives a golf award from Attucks High School
		Willie Moore chaired the Children Program at First Baptist Church Willie Moore chaired the Children Program at First Baptist Church
		Momma Sophie and Poppa Will celebrate their 46th anniversary in Kenton, Tennessee. The picture of the Cole sisters on the main page of the Family Website was taken during this event.
		Albert on the Attucks Golf Team
		Billy Joe and Skeetter came to visit from St. Louis
		Missionary Group at First Baptist Church Missionary Group at First Baptist Church
		Poppa Will and his brother Monroe came to visit in conjunction with a Shrine Convention
		Gary visitors
		Rev. Latson visited Indianapolis. Rev. Latson is a former instructor at Morehouse College, and Mrs. Latson is a teacher in the Lebanon School System.
		Cannery Operations in 1951
		Rev. Latson from Lebanon Tennessee came to visit Indianapolis They toured the new home of First Baptist Church.
		Mom attended the wedding of her oldest nephew Charles Tabor to Patricia Hoffman.
		Mom's Uncle Monroe came to visit.
		The gardening program was part of the Flanner House post war training effort.
		Juanita Taylor visited Indianapolis. Momma Sophie and Poppa Will subscribed to the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper. Albert William served as his grandparents agent. Mom notified the paper of these things and they were published.
		1948 Cannery Operations
		1948 Garden Program Registration
		A. A. Moore President of Co-op Grocery
		Flanner House Gardening Program
		1946 was the first year for A. A. Moore as Director of the Flanner House Gardening Program. A. A. Moore was a "County Agent" during WWII in Tennessee, his position with Flanner House was a continuation of this type of work.
		The 1945 Harvest from the Victory Gardens at Flanner House was significant. After WWII, A. A. Moore would become the Agricultrist for the Flanner House Gardens program.
		In 1945 Flanner House played a role in fostering the Co-op Movement. After WWII, A. A. Moore would become President of a Grocery Co-op in Indianapolis.
		In 1943 Flanner House was active in promoting gardening. After WWII, A. A. Moore would move to Indianapolis and become the Director of Gardening.
		Albert Jr and Robert Covington II were in an Indianapolis Recorder article