Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1935 — Page 10

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BALL TEACHERS PARTY TO TOUR THROUGH DIXIE Historical Points of South to Be Visited on 2400-Mile Trip. Timm F/irrial MUNCIE. Ind., Dec. 10.—Par from Indiana s wintry winds, a party of students and alumni of Ball State Teachers College is to spend Christmas holidavs in a 2400-mile tour of southern states. Leaving here Dec. 21, the collegiate group is to cover an itinerary through eight states, visiting points of literary, historic and political significance. First, conceived as a project of a “History of the South” class, the tour is to be directed by Dr. Robert R. LaFollette. social science department head. Participation, however, is not to be restricted to class membership, and reservations are open to any student or alumnus. Christmas Day in sunny Florida is only one of the new experiences in store. The tourists also are to visit "My Old Kentucky Home;” Lincoln's birthplace; “The Hermitage,” Andrew Jackson's home; Muscle Shoals; birthplace of Helen Keller; locale of Stribling novels; Sherman's route to the sea; historical old Charleston and Fort Sumier; Piedmont textile district and Norris Dam. This historically rich circuit, leading the bus load of students through Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina and Southern Ohio, is similar to a tour taken by 30 students last year. The party is to return Dec. 31.

CHAMBER WILL HEAR RETAILERS’ PRESIDENT C. O. Sherrill to Speak on Cooperation in Business. C. O. Sherill, American Retail Federation president, is to speak on ‘‘Co-operation of Government and Business for Prosperity” when he addresses the annual meeting of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Monday at the Columbia Club. This announcement was made today by William H. Book, Chamber executive vice president. Retail merchants are to be represented by a reception committee embracing all retail fields and headed bv Theodore B. Griffith, L. S. Ayres & Cos. vice president and general manager. ROADS ARE SURVEYED FOR SAFETY PROJECT First Aid Stations to Be Located Near Evansville, Timm Special EVANSVILLE. Ind., Dec. 10. A committee of threp law enforcement officials today surveyed highways near here to select sites for five first-aid stations. The highway safety project, sponsored by the local Red Cross Chapter, is to provide emergency facilities in places where accidents are most common. On the committee are State Police Lieutenant Don Franklin, Capt. Nordhaus of the Evansville department, and Deputy Sheriff Olllie Weaver. THAW'S AIR MECHANIC BOARDS PLANE HERE Klcnkr Leaves for Kansas City Foliowing Atlanta Crash. William Henry Klenke Jr„ mechanic with Russell W. Thaw in a plane which set out to search for Lincoln Ellsworth, missing Antarctic explorer, and which was wrecked yesterday at Atlanta. Ga„ in takeoff, arrived in Indianapolis early this morning. He immediately entered a plane bound for Kansas City. Airport, attaches said he limped slightly as though one leg had been injured in the crash. Pope Blesses Students ■B.tf t nih il Prms VATICAN CITY, Dec. 10. I The pope blessed 43 newly organized priests from the student body of the North American College today.

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HORSE ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS TO MEET Movies of Saddle Roundup to Be Shown Friday. The annual directors dinner of the Indiana Saddle Home Association is to be held Friday night at 6:30 in the Lincoln. Officers and directors are to be elected. J. Perry Meek is general chairman of the dinner. Wallace O. Lee and Charles Gregg are to show color films of the Saddle Horse Roundup, held recently at the Gregg farm. Other members of the arrangements committee are A. B. Alexander, Miss Peggy Hamilton, Mrs. Dorothy Pantzer, Burford Danner, Harry Claffey, Sara Rohm, Mrs. Maragaret Feore, Mrs. Frank Tracy, Mrs. W. E. Kuhn, Mrs. Julius Tinder. John Bertermann, Willis Adams Jr., Dr. J. and. Moschelle and Miss Mildred BJacklidge. Activities of the association include the ' Wild Oats Ball,” 4-H Club work, co-operation in the State Fair horse show and the saddle horse roundup.

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CENTRE LODGE TO INSTALL OFFIGERS Charles E. Jones to Start 35th Year in Office. New officers of Centre Masonic lodge are to be installed Dec. 18 in a closed ceremony at the lodge temple, Illinois and North-sts. Installing officer is to be Frank G. Sink. Among those to assume duties are to be Charles E. Jones, who is to en- j ter his thirty-fifth year as secretary, ■ and Fred W. Bauer, who is to begin i his twenty-sixth year as tyler. Incoming worshipful master Is Earl Buchanan, city school board member-elect. Other officers are William A. Boyce Jr., senior warden; William A. Zobbe, junior warden; j Mr. Sink, treasurer; Arthur E. Den- j ison, senior deacon; Walter Reinacker, junior deacon; William H. I Williams, temple director; Frank C. ! Stephenson, representative on relief ! board, and Clifford Miller, trustee. Mr. Buchanan is to succeed Henry ! A. Stipher. who recently moved to Cleveland, O. Stop That Cough Before It Becomes Something Worse I Stop it, dost others—mavbe, the children—catch it) by the ‘'quickeat-by-teet” way with the famous FOLEY 8 HONEY * TAR (now i intensified with 6 other speed ingredients that also help correct cause). Instantly relieves tickling, hacking, spells of coughing and expectorating. Spoonful at night insures sound, cough-free sleep. No .vabit-forming, stomachupsetting "dope.” Ideal for children, too. Refuse substitutes and delayed recovery. Onlv FOLEY'S HONEY <fc TAR can do what FOLEY'S HONES' & TAR does. At all druggists, only 30c. Get a bottle today sure! —Advertisement.

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