Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1931 — Page 7

DEC. S, 1931

SANTA HOLDS LIMELIGHT IN P.-T, A. EVENTS School Problems Give Way to Christmas Jollity; Parties Planned. School problems will be sidetracked in city schools this week when members of Parent-Teacher Associations devote to Christmas programs. Parents, pupils and teachers will participate in the presentations. Meetings of P.-T. A. associations scheduled: Behool No. 2 will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. The Rev. Ambrose Dunkel will deliver a Christmas message. Christmas music will be elven bv the Mothers' chorus and dud Us. , Mrs. Jeanette Williams will speak on How the School Builds Character” at School No. S Wrdnesdav at 3:15. The bovs' and Rlrls’ Klee clubs will Kive a dramatic carol service entitled "On Christmas Eve." Precedlna the meetinK the home economics department will serve tea and cookies. Paul C Stetson, school superintendent, will speak at School No. 21 at 3:30 Wednesday. There will be community slnKinK. directed bv Ralph Wriaht and Christmas songs bv the bovs' choir. Rooms will be open and parents are Invited to inspect them. The Rev. William F. RothenburKer will speak on "The Christmas Spirit” at school No 28 Wednesday at 3.05. The Friendly Helpers' Club will give play, “A True Dream.” and there will be entertainment bv the children. W. S. Barnhart of the commercial department of the Manual Training high ; chool. will speak on The School and the Community” at 7:30 Wednesday. There will be music by the mothers' chorus and the school glee club and dramatizations and gymnasium exercises bv second and third grade pupils. The Rev. Rodney Binting will speak to the association of Crispus Attucks high school at 3 Friday. There will be music bv the mothers' chorus. School No. 15 will hold Its meeting at the Woodruff Place Baptist church. Frtdav at 7 30. Russell Willson, school board president will speak. Music will be furnished bv the school orchestra and glee club, and bv the Mothers' chorus. School No. 43 will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. Program of Christmas music will be furnished bv pupils. School No. 47 will hold its meeting at 3:15 Wednesday. There will be a tenminute speaker from the Marlon County Tuberculosis Association and a Christmas program. Department grade pupils of school No 49 will give a two-act play for the association meeting Wednesday at 3:15. The program will be preceded by a business meeting at 2:45. The Mothers’ .Dramatic Club of school No. 54 will give a Christmas play at the meeting Wednesday at 2:30. There also will be music by the mothers’ glee club. The Child Study Circle will meet, at 1:30 In the music room. School No. 61 will hold its annual Christmas party, with contests and games, Wednesday at 3:15. There will be entertainment. by children of the third grade and Christmas music. Dr. Stanley Coulter will speak on "Unchanging Youth” at School 66, Wednesday at 8:15. Music will be furnished by Miss Charlotte Lleber. soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Edenharter. Christmas program will be the feature of the meeting of school No. 67. Wednesday at 1:10. Pupils will furnish Christmas entertainment, the newly organized Mothers’ Chorus will sing carols, and the Rev. Mr. Anderson Will read the Christmas scripture. Association of school No. 69 will meet Friday at 7:30. The children will present a Christmas pageant, "The Gifts of Time,” and there will be Christmas music. The association also will hold a bazaar on this date. Mrs. Bjorn Winger will tell the Christmas story at school No. 74 at 1:30 Thursday. A group of Christmas carols will be sung t>y the Mothers' chorus under direction of Mrs. K. D. Coffin. A party will follow the program. Child Study Club of school No. 76 will meet Wednesday at 10:15. Mrs. Frieda S. Robinson of Butler university will speak on “Literature for Children of Grade School Age.” Pupils will furnish a Christmas program tor the meeting at school No, 85 at 7:30 Friday Dr. Alpha H. Kenna will speak at school No. 10 at 3:15 Wednesday. His subject will be "Tile Child in Their Midst.” Christmas music will be furnished bv Miss Made Delbridge, accompanied by Miss Geraldine Trotter. Both arc supervisors of music in city schools. Walter Jarvis will give a Christmas talk at school No. 16 at 3:15 Wednesday. Christmas carols will be sung by the glee club. Following the program there will be a Christmas party. The George Julian school. Irvington, will hold Its meeting Wednesday at 3:15. Mrs. John Ferguson will speak on "My Childhood In China.” Mrs. Rav Kriepke and Mrs. S. C. Copeland will give a musical program. Christmas program will be the feature of the meeting of School No. 62 at 1:15 Wednesday. There will be a processional bv the girls' choir, followed bv a Christmas pageant, and singing. Following the program. the mothers will conduct a “white elephant” grab bag for which each mother Is reauested to bring an inexpensive gift. School No. 91 will meet Wednesday at 7:30 Lieutenant Frank Otven will speak on "Safety.” followed bv Tod Stoops, head of the Hoosier Motor Club. Music will be furnished bv Ted Feucht. pianist: George Losev, xylophonist: Miss Margaret Bissell. accompanied bv Miss Mildred Howard and bv the mothers' chorus. Miss Margaret Pittenger will give a group of readings. SCHOOLMEN TO MEET Speakers Are Announeed for Club Session Saturday. "Consolidation of Small Political Units in Its Relatiov to Education’’ will be the topic for discussion at the meeting of the Schoolmen’s Club at the Lincoln Saturday. Speakers include Fred T. Gladden, Marion county superintendent; Warren J. Yount, city superintendent at Greencastle; Harold Freighter of the Indianapolis News, and Persident I. J. Good of Indiana Central college. Oswald Ryan, Anderson, will address the afternoon session. Two Held to U. S. Jury Two men were bound to the federal jury by Federal Commissioner Howard S. Young Monday for alleged Dyer ac„ violations. They were Ralph Weston. Salem, and Fred Powley, Bedford.

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BY BEN STERN FJULL out the old stereotyped line, -*■ boys, about “all roads leading ! to,” for most of the state’s Democracy will be present at Boonville Wednesday night, when Phil Lutz Jr., old First district chairman, does | the honors for the new Eighth district. From all indications, the affair will be a home-coming for what is known as the Peter McNutt branch of the party, for Lutz is a staunch adherent of R. Earl Peters, state chairman, and a perfervid devotee of Paul V. McNutt, outstanding contender for the nomination for Governor. Spice will be added to the affair, however, as dispatches from Boonville say that invitations have been accepted by the leaders of the opposition to the above named group —Frank Mayr Jr., secretary of state; Grover Garrott, chief of state police and old Ninth district chairman; James W. Carpenter, head of the auto license bureau and old Sixth district chairman, and Lee Bays, Second district chairman. Host of political lights, including such sideliners in the organization melee as Albert Stump and Walter Myers of Indianapolis, candidates for the nomination for United States senator, will also be present. n a u Somewhere in the crowd is sure to be Hendricks Kenworthy, deputy chieftain of the city organization, who attends more rallies than a legislator does drinking bouts. Thomas D. Taggart, national committeeman, and his factotum, Dick Werneke, and his factotum, Mayor Wood Posey of Terre Haute, also will occupy seats where the best portions are to be served. It will be a great event and most interesting of all is that it heralds the launching by Lutz of his campaign to be chairman of the new district. Aligned against him will be the group of auto license distributers named by Mayr in the counties of the district, and, in particular, Gilbert Bosse of Evansville. a tt Bosse is worth particular mention, in that he has convinced the Mayr organization leaders that he is the “big shot” in the district, whereas, down in his home county, he usually is called into the party conferences only when it is a question of finances, they tell me. Three familiar faces will not be present, it was indicated today. They are those of Chester Montgomery, Rudy Ackermann, * and Mayor W. R. Hinkle of South Bend. Once they were as inseparable as beer and pretzels, but now their paths are as divergent as the way a Hoosier senator votes and drinks. However, it is remarked: “They will not be missed.”

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