Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 309, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1931 — Page 7

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Girl Scouts to Honor • Mothers Indianapolis Girl Scouts will obterve Mother's day by preparing the noonday meal Sunday, following with a tea or program during the afternoon at the headquarters of the various troops, to make the day one of rest and recreation for their mothers. The plan is being sponsored by the national organization of Girl Scouts, and organizations all over the United States are following the tcHedule as nearly as possible. Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen, president of the National Radio Homemakers Club of the Columbia Broadcasting Company, will broadcast a menu for the Mother's day dinner during her chat program at 10 Thursday morning, over state WABC, New York. Gifts from girls to mothers have been suggested and also that they gather flowers from their gardens, to make homes attractive in honor of s he day. Troops that have regular houses or meeting places will hold the afternoon teas in them. Other troops will hold afternoon parties at homes of members. In entertaining their mothers, the Girl Scouts hope not only to make a holiday for them, but to show the useful things th’y have learned in their scouting. They will demonstrate their skill in cooking, preparing the table for a meal and their ability to be gracious hostesses. City Attorney Will Address P. T. A. Group Parent-Teacher Association of School 15 will have a banquet and meeting tonight at the school. Russell Willson, attorney, will be the speaker. The prize for school attendance during the year will be presented following the dinner. A musical program will include songs by Milton Dills, and the mother's chorus of the association. Miss Ella Frietzche will give a history of the association. Lennel O. Royer will be the toastmaster. Other short talks will be made by Mrs. E. E. Daily, president, and the Rev. Ambrose Asgeter. Mrs. L. O. Royer, chairman of the finance committee, is in charge of arrangements. Six hundred members are expected to attend. Jane Fargo Is Honored Guest at Card Party Mrs. H. H. Woodsmall Jr. entertained Tuesday night at her home, 3537 North Pennsylvania street, with a bridge party in honor of Miss Jane Fargo, whose marriage to Norman Baxter will take place May 23. Guests included: Mesdsmes Frank Carrol! L-angsenkamp Jr.. C. E. Short. Edward H. Hllgemeier. John Sloan Smith. Carl W. Quetsser. Gilbert L. Small. C. O. Farao. Emory Baxter. Arthur R. Baxter. Misses Mary Jewell Fargo. Gladys Hackleman and Jane Bird. Sorority Will Meet Alpha chapter, Delta Tau Omega sorority, will meet at 8 tonight at the Antlers. cycuTTnjuries fatal Riley Tracy, Whiteland, Second to Die in Franklin Crash. * Injuries he suffered when his motorcycle crashed head-on with an auto on a hill near Franklin Sunday proved fatal to Riley Tracy, 19, of Whiteland, in Robert Long Hospital Tuesday night. His w r as the second fatality resultant from the accident. Oren Smith, 17, of Whiteland, riding with Tracy, died in the crash.

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MURDER MYSTERY IS BOOKED AT LYRIC Jack Holt and Aileen Pringle Have the Leads in “The Subway Express” for Week Starting Saturday. EVER taken a ride on a subway? Well, you will be given an opportunity of becoming one of the thousands of people who daily ride these speeding underground transports, when you witness the all-talking motion picture production, "Subway Express," which opens at the Lyric next Saturday. Every detail usually seen through subway car windows are said to be faithfully reproduced in this exciting mystery picture. Che tiled walls typical of these stations, the ticket booth, the two stairways leading upstairs; the lights flashing by, the roar and din of the speeding trains as they pass one another.

But best of all you will become; acquainted with the various types! of people who daily use these trains to and from the city of New’ York. Many of the characters seen in "Subway Express,” would, it is said,; undoubtedly have delighted O. Henry, who tw r o decades ago lived in j New York and with his magic pen dug beneath surface emotions and recorded the real feelings and reactions of the seemingly callous NewYorkers. In this picture a man is murdered in a crowded subway coach and the finger of suspicion points at any ono of the thirty people. Under the threat of arrest masks are dropped and fundamental traits of character come to the surface. The police allow none of the passengers to leave the car until the murder is solved. Finally, in an unexpected climax, the murderer is discovered. The passengers again resume their masks but in the meantime a cross section of New York life has been exposed. A large list of thirty stage and screen actors make up the cast of this all-talking mystery play. Jack Holt has the role of the police inspector, Aileen Pringle Is the young’ and beautiful wife of the murdered man, Jason Robards portrays her

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secret lover, Fred Kelsey has another of his comedy roles, that of the dumb detective. Others in the cast are Ethel Wales, Alan Roscoe, Sidney Bracy and Harry Semel. Six acts of RKO vaudeville are to be presented on the stage in combination with the above feature picture. Among these featured acts are Bob Robinson and company, Flo Lewis, singing comedienne; Maurice Colleano and family of acrobatic dancing stars; and the Forum Boys, eccentric steppers. a a a Indianapolis theaters today offer: "Your Uncle Dudley” at English’s, "Skippy” at the Ohio, "Secret Six” at the Palace, "Brooke Johns at the Indiana, double movie bill at the Circle, "Meet the Wife” at the Lyric, movies at the Colonial, and burlesque at the Mutual. Woman Held as Forger Police today held- Miss Vincie Harding, 316 East North street, Apartment 6, on a forgery charge, accusing her of forging .the name lof Mrs. Glenn D. Ralston, wife of | the county clerk, to almost forty checks.

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POMP TO MARK DEDICATION OF CITYAIRPORT Elaborate Program to Be Arranged for Event, Sept. 11, 12, 13. Preparations for dedicating municipal airport definitely were under way today, following setting of Sept. 11, 12, and 13 as tentative dates by city and Chamber of Commerce officials, meeting with Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan Tuesday. The group discussed a plan whereby the chamber will underwrite expneses of the program. Committees to arrange details of the event and raise money will be named at once. - Efforts will be made to bring army and navy plants here to participate in the program and to bring the new giant dirigible, now being constructed at Akron, O. Famous fliers of the country also will be invited to participate in races and stunts. Bleachers are to S be erected for spectators. Attending the conference were Mayor Sullivan, E. Kirk McKinney, ! works board president; Ernest C. Ropkey, council president; Charles E. Cox Jr., airport superintendent; M. G. Johnson, airport manager; S H. Gene Haynes, airport publicity ; director; Louis J. Borlnstein, Chamber of Commerce president, and j George T. Whelden, Chamber of Commerce director. One of the strangest wills on record is that of M. Auguste Pasj quier, who had it engraved on a ‘leg of one of his chairs.

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