Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1933 — Page 2

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W. C. T. U. TO OPEN INDIANA SESSIONS HERE Convention Will Begin With President’s Dinner at Y. W. C. A. Sixtieth annual convention of the W. C. T. U. of Indiana will bring together presidents of seventy-two counties at the annual “Presidents' dinner” tonight in the Y. W. C. A. auditorium. Arrangements for the meeting are in charge of Mrs. Robert McKay, Indianapolis, retiring president of Marion county W. C T. U. Dr. Irby J. Good, president of Indiana Central college, will deliver the principal address. He will speak on “Why Contiue Temperance Education Among Our Young People?” Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley, Liberty, state president; Mrs. Ida M. Mix, Kokomo, vice-president; Miss Mary E. Woodard, Fountain City, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mary C. Donnell, Greensburg, recording secretary; Mrs Stella C. Stimson, Indianapolis; Mrs. Bessie Julius, Muncie, secretary of the Loyal Temperance Legion, and Bernice Addison, New Palestine, secretary of young peoples branch and the state trustees will be guests of honor. Miss Esther Becker of Indiana Central college, head of the music department, will sing. Mrs. Fred Stucky, Indianapolis, will give a dramatic reading of a temperance play. Executives to Confer Following the dinner, members of the executive committee will hold a conference. The state trustees were to meet this morning in the Y. W. C. A. The official board will meet Thursday afternoon. The board of directors also will meet Thursday afternoon. Counties having the largest membership and delegates are Marion, with a total of 1,026 members; Grant county, 881 members; Delaware county, 351 members; Howard county, 321; Tippecanoe, 279; Wabash, 269, and Bartholemew, 203. Mrs. L. E. Schultz, Indianapolis, is the new president of the Marion county W. C. T. U. “White Ribbon Recruit” Mrs. I. E. Rush, Indianapolis, director of welfare of Marion county, will have charge of the “White Ribbon Recruit” service Saturday afternoon, when twenty mothers will present their infants in arms upon the platform to receive the white ribbon insignia. The convention will open with a “crusade prayer and praise” service tomorrow morning at 8:30, in charge of Mrs. Stella Doty, Frankfort, state director of evangelism. Mrs. Stanley will call the convention to order at 9:15. Dr. William E. Bell, pastor of Roberts Park M E. church, will give the invocation and welcome address. The first convention session will be held in Roberts Park M. E. church. Following the presidential address by Mrs. Stanley tomorrow afternoon, a delegation of "white ribboners” will go to the statehouse rotunda and place a wreath before the bronze plaque of Frances E. Willard, which was dedicated at the national convention in 1929. Mayor Slated to Speak The convention dinner will be held tomorrow night in the Roberts Park M. E. church. Local speakers will be Mayor Reginald Sullivan, Dr. Clarence E. Gardner, pastor of the First United Lutheran church; Mrs. Ralph J. Hudelson; Henry' T. Davis of the Indianapolis convention and

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Philip Lieber Philip Lieber, Shreveport, La., : president of the United States Building and Loan League, accompanied by Morton Bodfish, Chi- | cago, executive vice-president, will address the annual convention of ! the Saving and Loan League of j Indiana in the Lincoln today. Mr. Lieber will call the atten- ! tion of the Indiana savings and j loan men to the problem of creating more employment by extend- | ing credit for the modernization I and rehabilitation of home prop- j erties. ELECTION IS SET BY CITY CHURCH CLASS Men Builders’ Class Hears Candidates List. Two tickets of candidates for officials of the Christian Men Builders’ class at the Third Christian church will be headed by Marion Clarke and John Cromie, seeking the presidency. The slates were announced at the annual nomination dinner last night in the church. The election will be Nov. 22. Other cabinet candidates are: Membership, Fred Mattox and Herbert L. Barr; advertising, Robert H. Bryson Jr. and A. H. Warne; social affairs, George Brenton and Robert Lorton; social service, Elmer Wilson and John Hockinbaugh; employment, Ray'Owens and P. L. France; secretary, Harold Buck and Wilbur Durbin, and treasurer, Walter Striebeck and Russell Lovelace. FRANK SMITH HONORED Former City Man Promoted to High Post by Foods Firm. Word has been received here of I the appointment of Frank, Smith, | former Indianapolis resident, as as- I sociate advertising manager of! General Foods, with offices in New. York. For several years, Mr. Smith was associated with the former Homer McKee advertising agency of this city, and lived here with his wife and two children. Mr. Smith will be in charge of advertising Grape-Nuts, the company’s oldest cereal. publicity bureau; Mrs. Robert McKay, and Mrs. Dorothy Kortepeter, all of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bernice Addison, New Palestine will give the response. Dr. William F. Rothenberger, Indianapolis, pastor of the [ Third Christian church, will give the i principal address. The annual election will be held j Saturday morning, following depart- * ment reports. Mass meetings will be j held Sunday afternoon and evening in the Roberts Park M. E. church, j

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OCT. 26, 1933