Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1936 — Page 5

'APRIL 16, 1336

MANUAL SENIOR GLASS TO GIVE IVY OAY PLAY ‘We Reminisce’ to Be Staged Tomorrow; Pantomime Also Arranged. In observance of Ivy Day, a semirlaasical celebration at Manual Training High School, the June *36 graduates are to present, a play, "We Reminisce,'’ in the school auditorium tomorrow. Members of the program committee will dramatize the skit. They arc Crouch, Richard Wenning, Hers nell Kopp, Geraldine Oillintt, Alma Deßaun and Hope Brown. Committeemen not, Included in the cast arp Velma Iverson, Floyd Phillips and Romanius Alvey. We Build the Ladder by Which Wc Rise,” was the slogan chosen by the motto committee. A pantomime will also be enacted by Mona Jupin, Jane Krichbaum, Fred Duecker, Margaret Branstetter, Paul Zumkeller, Clarice Reimer, Marie Haynes, Robert Mathews, Jessie Winkler, Irene Raesner, Ralph Brown, Romanius Alvey. Roy Welch, Goldie Pardo and Verlin Hershberger. Other Committees—Banner, Harold Thomberry, Rosemary Johnston Verlin Hershberger, Floyd Phillips and Katherine Lawrence; color, Geneva Abell, Esther Dunham. Glendora Kiger. Goldie Pardo and Mildred Taggcrt; arm band. Fred Duecker, De Loris Rahm, Lena Yosafat, Lucille Jameson and Floyd Wharton; music, Perry Key, Herschell Kopp. Geraldine Gillial t. Robert. Mathews, Herschel Hinkle and Hiland Jones. The stage crew consists of Howard Deer. Robert Kellemeyer and Haloid McLaughlin.

POST TO GIVE RADIO TO KNIGHTSTOWN HOME Legionnaires Hear Piano Numbers by Child They Helped. The girls’ unit at the Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Children's Home, Knights town, is to receive a radio from the John H. Holliday Post No. 186, American Legion, it was decided 'it the April meeting of the post in the D. A. R. hall last night. Lillian Perry, 13, Indianapolis grade school girl to whom the post gave a piano as a Christmas gift last December, played several selections. The post's auxiliary perfected plans for its Poppy Day sale on May 23. SENT TO STATE FARM Local Man Who Broke Bottle on Head of Companion, Punished. Millard Hopson, 56, of 525 W. Washhigton-st, who attempted to end a. drinking argument by smashing a bottle on his companion’s head, was fined $35 and sentenced to serve 120 days on the Indiana State Farm yesterday by Municipal Judge Charles J. Karabell.

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COSMOPOLITAN FORUM WILL NAME OFFICERS Election to Be Held Tomorrow at Settlement House. Cosmopolitan Forum officers are to be chosen at 7:30 tomorrow night at the American Settlement House, 617 W. Pearl-st. The Rev. Alexander Miyat, Greenwood, is to speak. The forum Is sponsored by an advisory committee of the American Settlement, composed of representative foreign groups and business men of the district. Harry Alexander Is committee president. Other committee members are George Such, George Kuzma, Theodore vasilefif. W. H. Wheeler. John Coffman, Demo Stoianovich, Anastas Kitcoff, C. A. McKamey and Gerald Martz. CLUB IS TO HEAR REMY Allnrney to Address North Side Churrh Men’s Class. William H. Remy, attorney, is to speak to the North Side Men’s Club of the North M. E. Church tomorrow night at the church. Mr. Remy’s subject is to be “The Legality of the Trial and the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ from the Sources Outside Our Scriptures.”

CATHOLIC FORUM ON BIRTH CONTROL SET The Rev. Cooper to. Speak at Sunday Meeting. An address on birth control from the Catholic viewpoint by the Rev. John M. Cooper, sociology professor, Catholic University of America, is to mark the opening of a roundtable discussion on birth control Sunday night at 8 in the Claypool. The forum is open to the public. The meeting is being sponsored by the Catholic Charities Bureau of this city. Dr. Cooper, widely known lecturer on sociology, is to be introduced by Dr. M. Joseph Barry, president of the Indianapolis Board of Health.

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INDIANA COUNCIL ON RELI6IONIS TO MEET HERE College Religious Courses to Be Discussed by Leaders. The newly organized Indiana Council on Religion in Higher Education is sponsoring a state conference tomorrow afternoon and night at the Y. M. C. A. Beginning at 2:30 tomorrow, representatives of church-related colleges in Indiana are to discuss Biblical and religious courses required for graduation. The colleges are Franklin, Valparaiso, Oakland City, Hanover, Manchester, Taylor, Evansville, Indiana Central. Huntington and Anderson. Speakers are to include Prof, Hugh T. Willis of the Indiana University law school, Paul Boston, Greencastle school superintendent, and President I. J. Good es Indiana Central College. Principal speaker at the dinner

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Edith Robbins (above) is a contestant in the Southport High School beauty contest to be held in connection with a carnival tomorrow and Saturday nights. is to be Dr. Gould Wickey, Washington. general secretary •of the Council of Church Boards of Education of the United Lutheran Church in America.

TRUCK OPERATORS TO MEET FOR DISCUSSION Unemployment Insurance Law to Be Conference Topic. Truck line operators who are members of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce are to meet at 1 Friday in the chamber to discuss

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the new unemployment Insurance legislation, William H. Book, executive vice president of the chamber. announced today. O. M. Envart. Van Camp Hardware and Iron Cos., chairman of the freight and traffic committee of the chamber, is to preside, Mr. Book and Virgil Sheppard, governmental research director, are to conduct the open forum.

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