Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1933 — Page 5

•TAX. 19, 1933-

LEISURE CLUB YUUNGMENTU PRODUCE PLAYS Basketball Also to Be on Schedule of Unit at School 22. LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR TODAV Oak Hill Women * Cluh. FRIDAY Christian park rommunlty house. Ft. Wavne and Walnut Club. Municipal Gardena community houae. Oak Hill community bouae. School l. School 22. School 28. School 34. School o*. Criapua Attucka. SATURDAY Michigan and Noble Club. Leisure Hour clubs, which have formed recreation units for men and women, are extending their activities this week to boys and young men, Dwight Ritter, manager of the programs, said today. Thirty young men, between 18 and 25, are being organized this week into a unit which will write and give original plays and form a basketball team. The organization is being formed at the club at School 22, South Illinois and Kansas streets. The first organization meeting will be held at 8:30 Saturday morning. J. F. Westmeier, director of athletics in one of the Indianapolis churches, will be in charge of basketball activities for the club. The auditorium of the school is to be opened for two hours each Saturday for basketball practice for members, and from 3 to 5 each afternoon for practicing plays. Mrs. Eugene Fife, dramatic teacher at Butler university, and Robert Oberreich will direct the production of the plays. George Lewis, one of the members of the new organization, has written several short plays which will be presented. Similar orgaizations for boys and young men are being formed in other Leisure Hour centers. The club at School 34, Wade and Boyd streets, and the Michigan and Noble streets club soon will have units for boys’ recreation. At the Oak Hill club, which is a daytime club, on organization has been formed which is studying debating. under the direction of Robert Finfrock. graduate of Indiana university. This unit meets each morning. It is planning a minstrel show, to be given at the Oak Hill club. Oak Hill Club will have a theater party Saturday, Jan. 28, in the Hollywood theater, Sheldon street and Roosevelt avenue. A talk and demonstration on “Home Nursing’’ was given this afternoon at the meeting of the women’s club at Oak Hill community center. Michigan and Noble Club will entertain tonight with a eucher party. Because of a conflict with the school basketball date, Crispus Attucks Club will give their program tonight instead of Friday night.

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GRAIN DEALERS OPEN^ARLEY 250 Hoosiers Gather Here for Convention at Board of Trade. About 250 members of the Indiana Grain Dealers' Association attended the thirty-second annual conven- ! tion. which opened this afternoon in the Board of Trade building. George E. Booth of Chicago, president of the Grain and Feed Dealers’ National Association, will speak |cn “Responsibilities of the Grain 1 Trade. - ’ i The annual banquet will be held ! in the dining room of the Board of Trade tonight, followed by dancing and cards. Mildred Myers' all-girl orchestra will furnish music, and there will be special entertainment. The convention will close Friday. The old San Fernando mission at Las Angeles is to be restored.

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Professor Walter B. Pitkin Announcement is made of the substitution of Professor Walter B. Pitkin of Columbia university on the program of the Indianapolis Town Hall series at English’s at 11, Jan. 27, for Hans Reisiger, who has been prevented from leaving Germany because of serious illness.

PRISON CEMENT IS FAVORED BY M’NUTT May Take Action to Break Price Combination. State-made cement may be used |to break the price combination of , private manufacturers, it was indicated by Governor Paul V. McNutt | today. McNutt said he is considering the possibility of the manufacture of cemetit either at the Indiana state i prison, Michigan City, or the Indiana state farm at Putnamville. Raw materials are available at the latter place, it was pointed ou. McNutt's announcement of the ' state cement plan came after he ! halted purchase by the state highway commission of 1,400.000 barrels of cement, bids for w r hich were alike, j with one exception. | Theater tickets to the Loew's ; Palace theater to see “Whistling in | the Dark.” They are given with each j swap ad.

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