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KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY OPENS CLASSES AGAIN Registration Is Held Today: Regular Work to Start Tomorrow. Registration for the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society opened today from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 3. Regular work will begin tomorrow with hour* from 9 to II 30. Late registrations may be made at the ckwe of any regular session. The opening of the kindergartens marks the fifty-third year of the work of the society. Kindergartens will be maintained at the following Brightwood. 3718 East Twentyfifth street: Broad Ripple. 6255 College avenue: Brooksi* 4 - 3509 East Sixteenth street; Clifton. 3241 Clifton street; Emerson Heights, 1014 North Emerson srrPhue; English Avenue. 1400 English avenue; Fairview. 4153 Boulevard place; Fall Creek. 903 East Thirtieth street;

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1 Fountain Square. 1020 East Palmer street; Garfield Park. 2621 Shelby street; George Merritt. 640 West j Michigan street; Hawthorne. 201 North Belle Vieu place; Holliday, 1 1716 Union street; Irvington, 10 Johnson avenue; Ketcham, 903 Ketcham street; Minkner. 311 Mmkner street; Nathan Moms, 27 West Moms street; Oak Hill. 1963 Caroline avenue; Oscar McCulloch, 612 West Washington street Rader. 2449 Rader street; Riverside. 2626 North Harding street; Wallace, 4807 East Michigan street and Woodside, 442 South Rural street. Teachers this year include Carolyn Arkman. Ethel M. Akers, Effie B. Allen. Florence R. Baker, Juanita M Bivins. Helen H Bradley. Mildred Bums. Vivian Christensen, Gloria L. Christian. Bessie Coleman, Ida E. Conner. Grace E. DeVere. Irene C. Durham, Gertrude B. Ebner, Anne L Fern. Hazel C. Hart. Nedra James. Elizabeth Kidwell, Mildred G. Levey. Marjorie Massey, Mabel H. Moffat. Ellenor J. Parker, Lucretia A. Saunders, Josephine Sherrod, Margaret E. Shockney, Rubie F. Stapp. Mabelle A Stewart, Virginia Stout. Helen S. Surprise and Dorothy Yagerline. Registration Started Registration for the Meridian Heights kindergarten and primary

school. Forty-seventh street and Park avenue, opened at 9:30 today. Mrs. Roy Huggins, formerly assistant director of nurses at city hospital, has been added to the personnel of the school this year as school nurse. Dr. R. K. Walker will succeed Dr. Frank Hall as school physician. Dr. Hall will leave Indianapolis, to join the teaching staff of Purdue university. The school, which observes the same calendar as public schools, is directed by Mrs. William J. Ervin, who also is teacher of the primary group. Mrs. Phillip S. Hildebrand is the first assistant teacher in charge of the kindergarten group. Officers of the mothers’ club of the school are Mrs. William Baum, president. Mrs. Allan Bloom, vicepresident. and Mrs. J. Walter Winget. secretary. The board of management of the school includes Mrs. W. E. Kvle, executive chairman; Mrs. E. C. Rubush. financial chairman, and Mrs. Donald C. Drake, enrollment chairman.

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