Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1936 — Page 24

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CIVIC LEADERS TO TAKE PART IN DEDICATION J. K. Lilly, Carl Wilde and Alan Boyd to Speak ?t School Event. J K. Lilly. Indianapolis Foundation chairman; Carl J. Wilde, School

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Board president, and Alan W. Boyd, School Board building committee member, are to have prominent roles in the dedication ceremony for the new James E. Roberts School for Crippled Children at 10th and Oriental-sts this afternoon. Dorothy Coull. 6548 College-av, and Michael Purcell, 3225 W. 10thst. pupils at the present James E. Roberts School, are to assist Mr. Wilde and Mr. Boyd in laying the corner stone. The 178 pupils from the old building at 612 W. Wash-ington-st are to attend the ceremonies. invitations iued by Superintendent Paul C. Stetson and William A. Hacker, assistant superin-

tendent in charge of special education. were sent to 50 civic and social work leaders. Gov. M'Nutt Is Invited Those invited ate Gov. McNutt, Henry W. Bennett, Eugene C. Miller, Walter Myers and Thomas D. Sheerin, all board members of the Indianapolis Foundation, and Eugene C. Foster, director,. Mayor Kern, George S. Olive and William H. Book, president and vice ! president, respectively, of the IndilanapolLs Chamber of Commerce; Hugh McK. Landon, James Carr, Mrs. E. J. Thompson, president of the Indianapolis Council of Parents

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! and Teachers, and Mrs. Ralph Minnick, Tri Kappa Sorority president. J. W. Fessler, G. A. Efroymson, 'John W. Holtzman, Dr. C. E. Cox, j Shrine imperial potentate; Dr. Howard B. Mettel, Dr. George J. Garccau; Russell Willson. Julian Wetzel and Mrs. J. Don Miller, former School Board members, and John F. White and Earl Buchanan, School Board members elect. Ludwell Denny, The Indianapolis Times editor; James A. Stuart, Indianapolis Star managihg editor, and C. W. McCarty, Indianapolis News managing editor. Other Leaders to Attend Roy Sahm, Hugh J. Baker, Lee Burns, Ray F. Crom, Harry R. De-

: Wolff, Audley S. Dunham, Mark R. Gray, Edward W, Harris, Omar S. Hunt, Herbert S. King, Herbert J. Smith. Isaac E. Woodard and William M. Zeller, members of the crippled children’s committee of the Indianapolis Rotary Club. W. Henry Roberts, Kiwanis Club president, and Karl Wolfe, Gordon W. Barker, Philip G. King. Oscar B. Perine, Dr. Karl Koons and Alex Corbett, members of the Kiwanis ; Club handicapped children’s committee. The invocation and benediction is to be given by the Rev. Ernest N. Evans. Indianapolis Church Federation executive secretary.

OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY IS URGEDBY KERN Mayor's Resolution Asks Citizens to Attend Church Service. A request that Indianapolis citi(zens observe Good Friday, April 10,

with appropriate ceremonies and worship, wherever possible, was made today by Mayor Kern. His proclamation follows; “Good Friday, April 10, commemorates the death of Christ on the crass for the redemption of mankind 1900 years ago. Christ’s death and resurrection are the fundamental events which all Christian people believe and revere. “The custom of Good Friday religious observance is growing throughout the United States. In many of our principal cities, this year, Good Friday will be observed by appropriate religious services by people of all Christian denominations. “Following a precedent of several

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years, a committee of well-known laymen and clergymen from the various Christian denominations is sponsoring extensive Good Friday observances in the downtown business sections and in the various outlying communities of the city. “As Mayor, I therefore call upon the people of Indianapolis to join in this observance by attending Good Friday religious worship wherever possible, and concur in the committee’s suggestion that executives of stores, firms and industrial plants grant to such of their employes as may desire the privilege of attending religious services on Good Friday from noon until I/.”