Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1926 — Page 2

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DE PAW# SENIORS 10 PRESENT GATE Class Play Saturday Night Will Open Activities. Bu Timet Svccial GREENCASTLE, Ind., June I. De Pauw University seniors will (present a gate-way to the north enhance of the campus as a class gift this year. The entrance will be the main campus gateway after the present building program is completed. . Commencement activities will begin Saturday night when seniors will present the class play, “Tweedles.” Bishop George R. Grose, former president, returned from China, will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon, Monday, Recognition services, when awards for the year will be present students, will be held Monday, with another presentation of the class play at night. Hundreds of alumni are expected back Tuesday for class reunions Dr. Lynn Harold Hough Meth-

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CLUB MAY TALK 1 CHURCH PURCHASE Ex-Service Men to Give R. 0. T. C. Awards. Next Service Club meet; ing will be for balloting on officers and applications for memberships, | but the question of Marion County’s acquisition of the First Baptist and i Second Presbyterian Churches on j the World War Memorial Plaza site may be reopened, A. V. Stackhouse, secretary, said today. The county has refused to acquire the churches. Sponsors of the to buy the churches, that they will not mar the beauty of the memorial central shrine have pointed out the value of the property will Increase as time passes and that the purchase should be made now. Service Club medals to high school reserve officers' training corps members who have feist records in military work will be presented Thursday afternoon at a competitive drill of the three high school R. O. T. C. units at Willard Park, State and 1 Washington Sts. AUTO BOOSTS RALEIGH i Car at Race Advertises Kiwanis, North Carolina City. An automobile which attracted unusual attention at the race Monday was a machine bearing slogans advertising commercial and home opportunities in Raleigh, N. C. A. W. McLean and C. H. Stephenson, Jr., of the Raleigh Kiwanis Club arrived in Indianapolis Sunday. They are touring the country to advertise j Raleigh and the Kiwanis Club. From here the car will be driven to Toledo, Ohio, and later to Montreal, Canada, where they will attend the Kiwanis International convention there this month. DUGGAN PLANE CRASHES Flight to Buenos Aires Is Delayed in Haiti. Bv United Frets PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, June 1. —The plane In which Bernardo Dug- j gan, Argentine sportsman. Is flying j from New York to Buenos Aires, j crashed into a wharf here today in : attempting to take off for San Juan, Porto Rico. The nose of the plane was crushed, j but none of the three airmen was injured. If the repairs are completed in time the flight to Porto Rico will be resumed today.

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