Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1934 — Page 11

DEC. 7, 1931

V. F. W. WILL SPONSOR BF.BY HEALTH SHOW Fifteen Silver Cups to Be Awarded as Prizes at Columbus Event. B<i Time, Fprrlal COLUMBUS. Ind.. Dec. 7 —More than 130 babies residing in Columbus and Bartholomew County will iitipaie in the oabv health examinations to be conducted -iiroughout this week in Columbus under the auspices of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. A series of 15 silver cups will be distributed to the winning babies in their respective age groups ranging from 6 months old babies up to the 5-year limit. After the winning babies have been determined they will be presented to the public in the Columbus High School Auditorium. Friday evening. Dec. 14. at which time the babies will receive their awards, to be augmented with a public entertainment as follows: Part I—The Baby Fairyland Revue, featuring a Juvenile dance ensemble, staged by the pubils of Miss Etta Louise Robertson. <a> The Shadyside Girls, an original Umbrella Dance by Marjory Lemley. Betsy Rogers. Betty J. Higgins and Mary V. Booth. <b) Presenting the five prize health babies. <c) The Soldiers Are Coming, a military tap dance, by Gretchen Lemley, Coral Mae Booth and Joan Neal, (and) Presenting the five prize beauty babies. <e) Physical culture demonstration. an acrobatic dance by Donna J PofTenbarger. <f) “Four Minutes of Comic Opera,” Gretchen Lemley. <g> The baby A>ronation ceremony, with Jetta Greenlee and Joanne Fye officiating as royal pages <h> The Royal Court Dancers, Betsy Rogers, Betty J. Higgins. Mary V. Booth and Marjory Lemley. After a short intermission, the entertainment will conclude with a two-act musical farce entitled “The Girl from Holland.” with the following cast of home-talent players; Chick, a lively bellboy, Marjory Wilson; Peter Van Winkle, from New York, Max Burbank; Jane, his charming niece, Helen Bradley; Bobby Hunter, just out of college.

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Tech Girl, 17. Watches Staging of Own Play Proud High School Pupil Praised for Adaptation of Virgil’s •Aeneid’ Into Blank Verse. Miss Mary Mae Endsley, who is 17 and who lives at 441 N. Grant-av, today watched a presentation of a play she had written and was pretty proud about it all.

j The play, “As the Gods Will,” was Muss Endsley’s adaptation into English blank verse of Virgil's ycneid.” Written in one act of .two scenes, it was presented by the Latin Club of Technical High School, where Miss Endsley is a senior. So far as any one concerned with the production knows. Miss Er.dsley is the first high school pupil ever to complete an adaptation such as “As the Gods Will"—either from the Latin or ;ny other foreign language She did it in her own SHOT DEFLECTED FROM GROUND HURTS HUNTER Dr. Charles W. Roller's Glasses Are I Broken in Accident. Shot deflected from the ground yesterday broke the spectacles and | scratched the face of Dr. Charles W. Roller, 2301 E. Garfeild-dr., in an unusual hunting accident near Crawfordsville. Dr. Roller was hunting rabbits with a Crawfordsville city fireman when the latter shot at a rabbit which ran between the two men. Some of the shot ricocheted off the frozen ground and, glancing upward, hit the physician’s face. He was not injured seriously. * ! Vincent Hruby; Christopher Bean from Boston, Chester Frankie, and Gretchen Gottal!, the girl from Holland, Betty Taggart. Chorus numbers will be presented j by Juanita Julian, Jean Bennett, | Ann Bova, Mary Gratten, Betty Cummins, Corinne Thomas, Janet | Duranent and Lorraine Kane, led j by Etta Louise Robertson in a series j of ballet dances. A complete list of all prize winning babies will be announced through the columns of The Times immediately after all decisions have been determined.

time, too, spending a month of afternoons and nights on it. Miss Endsley, who does not consider Latin a dead language, or a language anywhere near dead, was pretty pleased aboc* the whole business, not only the presentation of the play in the school auditorium. but also the fact that the production was managed entirely by her fellow-Latin enthusiasts with no facult supervision. “As the Gods Will” had four major characters; a host of minor characters.

SATURDAY DAY AT Sanfer & Ree'cer FURNITURE COMPANY Indianapolis' Finest Furniture Store Located At Msridhn & Maryland Sts, GREAT STOCK REORGANIZATION SALE Promptly at 9 o’Clock Saturday Morning We Place on Sale Scores of Items Throughout Our Vast Stocks That Sold Regularly From $11.75 to $24.75, $29.50, and Even as High as $39.50, at Exactly $lO Many of the Items Will Make a Marvelous Christmas Gift Scores of items not advertised. Entire stock at discounts of 20%, 30%, 40%, 50% (except restricted lines) on world renowned home furnishings. A sale that is a sale. > 1 Cnly—s39.so Maple Dressing Table at SIO.OO 2 Oniy—sl9.so Maple Desk Tables SIO.OO I Only—s2s.oo Maple Poster Bed $ 10.00 I 0n1y—529.50 Standing, Maple Cedar Lined Chest with Drawer at .. SIO.OO 3 0n1y—514.95 Maple Poster Beds go at SIO.OO I 0n1y—539.50 Chintz Love Seat SIO.OO I 0n1y—529.75 Karpen Fiber Rocker at SIO.OO, In this group of about 17 occasional, pull up and ladies’ upholstered chairs. Regular J'14.75 to 529.50 values. Out bp I they go while they last B • II 0n1y—513.75-$18.50 Coffee Tables at SIO.OO I 0n1y—537.50 Metal Fireside Bench at SIO.OO I 0n1y—519.75 Drop Leaf Table, go at $ 10.00 I Only—sl6.so Maple Windsor Arm Rocker at > SIO.OO I Only—slß.oo Mahog’y Magazine Table SIO.OO I Only— $24.50 Decorated Fiber Table at SIO.OO One big lot of Oriental and Chinese Rugs and Mats. Sizes 2xl'. to 5x3, ineluding Anatolians, Persians, Lillihans, fl B^B Hammadans, etc. Values to $23.50, at I • 5 Only—s 14.95-$ 17.50 5-Pc. Bridge Sets SIO.OO 3 Only—S2l.oo-530.00 Table Lamps ats 10.00 1 Only—sls.oo Early American Fi. Lamp SIO.OO 3 Only—sl2.oo Modern Torchieres, each SIO.OO 4 Only—s 18.00-529.50 Indirect Floor Lamps, complete with Parch- * ment Shades go at SIO.OO 2 Only—S 13.75 World Globe ' Vit £jr r SIO.OO Desk chairs, ladder back arm chairs, ladder back side chairs, values up to 519.50. About 16 in the lot. Out they I BB go at . B • 6x9f Bedroom Rugs 15 only—6x9 regular 517.50 Indian Drugget Rugs suitable for bedroom. B ■ sunroom etc. Be early for first choice— B Coffee - Cocktail - Beverage And Occasional Tables About 4C tables in thi* lot. Not yables especially boesht for sale purpose-, but fi,rv one a genuine \a!ue at its original price of Sl.-i.85 to $21.00. Out they go Saturday ™ We Can Xot Guarantee Quantities —First Come —First Served —Scores of Items Xot Advertised. Sander & Recker Maryland and Meridian

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WN'SS MEN hail imnce TO HEAR DYKSTRA Cincinnati City Manager Is Recognized Authority on Civic Matters. The reaction among this city’s j business men to the announcement of the Indianapolis Chamber of j Commerce that it was bringing j Clarence A. Dykstra, Cincinnati's I City Manager, here Wednesday night to discuss “A Greater City,” today was described as gratifying by Louis J. Borinstein, Chamber | president. “There is a general feeling that, because of Mr. DykStra's training I and background in city management

and the fact that he Is a nationally recognized authority on the problem of large municipal bodies, his message to the business men of Indianapolis will be of value,” said Mr. Borinstein. “There are factors operative today which vitally affect the development of Indianapolis and which a few years ago were unknown. Declining birth rates, shifts of population to and from congested centers,

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new and contemplated legislation and many social and economic trends today demand intelligent handling. “Mr. Dykstra's wide experience in municipal research, as a teacher of these subjects, as a West Coast utility executive and as an executive of other large municipal bodies admirably fit him to point out to the business men Df Indianapolis many things of value. He is

recognized as an authority along these lines and those of us who have heard him speak feel certain that his message will be of real practical value,” th# Chamber president added. Mr. Dykstra's subject. “A Greater City.” will not deal with the city manager plan of government, but with the future of the larger class of cities. Reservations are coming in for

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the dinner in increasing numbera. Chamber officials said.

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