Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1936 — Page 21

\ Letters and Is Distributed at ial Ceremony.

pune sixty Shortridge pupils were honored

choo)

tics teacher, was in charge. b Savidge and John Nel-

d scholarships to the

‘Herron Art School, good for

Hoda! Petri was awarded to an, The medal is given P! in French. award of the social comfi informal essay ed for the Shortridge Anto Rachael Feibleman. d by the class of

best short story sub-’

F the Annual was award-

ss y Contest Winner -

Treanor received the S. Hoyt Award, granted Mrs, Hoyt, former assistant serintendent of the schools, and v head of the educational pubdepartment of Houghton-

Co. W. Lambert won in the Shortdivision of the patriotic essay t sponsored by the Caroline Harrison _ _Chapter of . the ughters of the American Revo-

: r Vale received third place $4 in the eleventh annual hucontest Shonsored by

, House was given an hon‘mention certificate.

respectively, in the annual contest sponsored by the a University Extension Din. Vi Danmeyer received first d of $5 in the 1935 Christmas 0 cover contest. Fimmey and Betty Jane . finisHed second and third in

he same contest. . Mark Holeman ceived a’ co: lete set of Higgins inks for winnin norable mention

| the Charles /M. Higgins contest. - The following were xr ted - ‘by Purdue University to pupils at the annual roundup: Mechanical drawing—Bruce Gribben, first; Chariés Wilson, Bruce Cam- , Lowell Hamill and Dick Wilson, second; architectual drawing— Dick Wilson, first; Lowell Hamill,

awards

gold keys for accomplishments 1 dramatics. ‘They were Jean Vanhees, Betty Jane Mocks Betty

| shorthand awards went to

Palmer for 120-word effx y in the Shorthand IV class. mk of the Tri-State Deteams, Carter Eltzroth and eth, captains, and Rassman, Richard Morrish, r Northrup and Elmer Wareceived pins. Win Coveted Letters -

Shortridge “S” for football awarded to Robert Adams, Dave p , Max Bartley, Jack Brown,

: ‘Pehsenfeld, Robert Garll Isley, Capt. Wesley Martin, Morrison, Richard Rehm, Sando, Allan Scales, Dick ; and Carl Wey. stba letter winners were Bertie, Tom Brooks, Capt. ‘Brown, Jack Dawson, Jack nfeld, Fred Fobes, Kelsey Mc-

Richard Mueller, Jim Sim- |

and Dudley Swartz. Track

Arthur Cline, Dave Crockn- Gipe, Whiiten Lingeman,

| McDermott and Jim Sim- |

captain. Frank J. Skinner honor roll

given to the senior boy who |

fulfills qualifications of foot-

player, good student and good pn, was awarded to Wesley

Herbert Wagner Award, Herbert T. Wagner award W Briant Sando. : Star for girl athletes “awarded to Ann Dovey, Marcher Mary E. Hays, Virginia i and Roberta Wilson. The . Sweater awards went to

. Betty Clemons, Elea- |

“Ann Dovey, Myrel Ann

Genevieve Sherrill and —

his

, Amy Jose, Mary LaMasPeggy Pond, Jane Robinson,

Saunders, Vera Stanley,

New president of the Medical Women’s National Association is Dr. Catherine MacFarlane, of Philadelphia (above). She was chosen for the office at Kansas City, Mo., where her organization met during the convention of the American Medical Association,

| Virginia Stoddard, Juanita Hamp, Marie Harris, Angeléin McLean, Betty Yeaman, Edna Judson, Pat Jackson and Lillie Mae Smith.

Other Afhistic Awards

Also to Dorothy Nelson, Gene Fulton, Mary Smith, Sue Mellett, Dorothy Ream, Elaine Fry, Emily Neffle, Lorene Reynolds, Betty Lewis, Mary Ann Rice, Norma Miller, Betty McCord, Betty Woodbury, Jeannette Kimberlin, Bernadine Rudicel and Ruth Rehm.

Shortridge band sweaters were awarded to John Baird, Max Bartley, Tom. Bryant, Allen Cotton, Richard DeMars, Don Dickson, Ed Dirks, Albert Fessler, Clarence Greene, Gordon Griffin, William Hibner, John Lane, Noble Lehner, Paul Lorenz, Bob Leuke, Harry McCready, LeRoy New, David Platter, Paul Reinken, Dick Robinett, Morton Ronk, Richard Schell, Bob Slaughter and Earle Warman. Twelve members who have served six or more semesters in the “A” orchestra received pins as follows: John Baird, Cotton, Carter . Eltzroth, George Freije, Margaret Geckler, Jack Hatfield, Margaret Kelly, Frances Loomis, Kathryn Mayer, David Platter and Roberta Wilson.

Military Awards .Given

Those receiving pins for four semesters service were Louise Consoer, Robert Mann, Karen Osborn,.Merrilee Ragle and Mary Jeanne Sefton. Pins for activity in the choir or Boys’ Glee Club were awarded to Adele Bardach, Mary Ann Bitter, Russel Bohlke, ‘Barbara Boyd, John Farley, Alice Kettner, John Nelson and Tommie Wright. Cadet Captain Richard A. Steup received the Capt. C. H. Calais sabre for proficiency in military training. Other military training awards went to Cadet Maj. William T. Stoops, Service Club medal; Cadet Sergt. James W. Rasmussen, Reserve Officers ‘Medal; Cadet Capt. Robert D. Elbourn, Sons of the -American Revolution Medal, and Capt. Steup, George Buck Medal. Cadet Sergt. Vernon PB. Jones, the Shortridge Parent-Teacher Association Medal; Private Irvin IL. Herman, the Shortridge P.-T. A. Bar; Cadet Sergt. Harold Lambertus and Private Donald S. Wildey, Officers Club Medal; Private Vern C. Vanderbilt, Non-Commissioned Officers Medal; Cadet Corporal Robert E. Axum, Sergt. Albert Neff, Medal, and Cadet Lieut. Harry V. Zintel, Cadet Maj. Stoops Medal.

PHONE ORDER RANKLES

Yugoslav Subscribers Forbidden,

Swear, Scold, Quarrel.

N Nev United Press 3

BELGRADE, May 28.—Indignation is rife amongst Yugoslav telephone subscribers, who have been requested by the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs to sign a .solemn declaration to the effect that they will refrain from swearing, scolding or quarreling over the telephone.

Holiday Specials

FREE DRESSING

Boiling CHICKENS Lb. 15: Roasting CHICKENS Lb. 1 Te Balance of Poultry at Lowest

Prices . Open Friday Night

G. & G. POULTRY

1042 8, Meridian. DR-3431

’

Indianapolis Stores Open - Late Friday Evening Closed All Day Saturday

Money Back "Show Me" Offer

Our Cream Devil's Food

CAKE oh 40

Ruth Bertsch, Allan

These Peaches Are

Golden California Avondale

PEACHES 2:5 25c¢

No.2% cans

In Fact—Every Day— You'll find Furniture Values you can trust at

The South Side

Furniture Go. 932-934 S. Meridian St.

ic J

Specialties for Speedway Races or your outing. Most want for. sandwiches.

15¢

Today—Tomorrow—

. Kingan's Relia { Smoked Picnics i8¢

16¢ | Jumbo Pickles 3 for 0c

12/50 | Pork Specials 5c | Veal Steak, Loin

ATV/p0 3, Star.

™ 480 Lickers

35¢ 20¢ Veal Leg Roast 15¢ Beer—Spl. This, Friday 9 Star. - 3439 .. $1.80 SE

$16 Falls Gity LS

OUR GENUINE GEVAERT

TEE

CUT PICTURE COSTS

Orthochromatic films—faster —take light and shade more * clearly ;anti-halobackground.

8-EXPOSURE ROLLS x92 ix4s 91 x3% 25¢

_ NEARLY

DOUBLE SIZE PICTURES (ras

8-exposure roll developed and printed — 25. LARJA . PRINTS Negatives developed and printed to almost double normal size. Costs less than regular size. Handy “MAIL ORDER” DELIVERY, Put roll in addressed bag with 25c. Drop i in mail. You'll get your pictures within a few days!

POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS \

Our Fresh Fruits and

Vegetables Are Fresh! -

Kroger’s fresh fruits and vegetables are rushed to the stores as soon as the are received to assure you freshness

at all times. 2 for 25¢ doz. 35¢

Pineapples

Large Ripe Cubans

Oranges

California Navels

GreenBeans 2... 19¢

Round Stringless

Fresh Peas 2.. 15¢

Sweet Well-filled Pods

Hd. Lettuce 2..... 13¢

Fresh Crisp Iceberg Onions 3 10c

New, Large Size for Slicing .

BANA LEMONS Gantaloupes =i.

| Ty

LATONIA CLUB

GINGER ALE

You'll Have a “Picnic’’ Doing Holiday

and Rocky River (Plus Bottle Charge) Doz. 24-0z. Bot

: . ving Because of

WAY SAVINGS

1. LOW REGULAR EVERYDAY PRICES — PLUS

2. BIGGER WEEK-END SPECIALS

... READ, SAVE!

Our Big Week-End Soectals=Save the Most Where You Buy the Most

Salad Dressing

Mary Lou Sweet Delicious, Crisp and Spicy ® 00°

PICKLES

SUCAR --

White Meat

TUNA FISH orn Flakes

Country Club

Milk Fed 1936

FRYING /Broilers, 2 - lb.

CHI ede 3 Be

Wadley Selected: Full Dressed Ready for the Pan, Ib., 43c.

Swift's Smoked Whole or Shank Half

eee Lb

HAMS

ARMOUR’S STAR and GOUNTRY GLUB HAMS ..28¢

or Bologna ,, Ib. Armour) Ss

FRANKFURTERS CHUCK ROAST

Smk. Picnics Ile Haeldook Fil.

Armour’s Star, 4 to 6-1b. avg., Shankless Genyine—Makes Delicious Sandwich

each 49c¢

It’s Controlled Ib. Quality

Cheese

Kraft’s 2:1b. Leaf

LUNCHEON LOAVES ——

3.17 2-35

Tomatoes ".==. 2 25¢

Armour’s Assorted Sliced to Your Taste

Fancy Firm Ripe Fruit

Large 360 Size Sunkist

«97

LIE

20: 11: w. 15¢C

Potato Salad » 17c¢

Home Style—Spicy, Twangy Flavor

wn 95¢

Embassy qt. jar

qt. jar

0 5

cans

Ige. pkgs.

Lux Soap

wr 5

Lux Flakes

lg. pkg. 21-

CH | pkg. Week-End Only

Penn-Rad Motor Oil

hos

% Pure Penns (Plus 8¢ Tax)

« Qe

Can

Week-End Only

¢ | Kraft

CHEESE

Except Old English and Swiss

i 29

Pkgs.

Week-End Only

Country Club BUTTER

Rel ' 8c c

14-Lb. Prints—Lb,, 29¢

Miracle Whip ~ SALAD DRESSING

Delicious for Salads

a xl

fe oz. 3c

2 i i - : tan

‘Bran Flakes

hyo 5

Oxydol

€C Low Everyday

Prices! Bread og * 10e

Country Club Sandwich

Rye Bread =" iu:

Country Club

sliced

8c Coffee :». nec. uy, 17¢ Jewel Hot-Dated pkg. 15¢

qts. 1 Oc

. Baking Day-Ted

Milk

Vitamin “D” Enriched

Grackers

Wesco Sodas

Mustard

Alpine

Olives

Hollywood Stuffed

2. 15¢

quart jar

10¢c

10-0z. Jar

25¢

Spread

Sandwich, Country Club

Deviled Ham « .--14¢

Underwood

"=13e

Wax Paper . 9%

Thrifty

Paper Napkins ,.. 9c

Packed 80 to Pkg.

Flour 24. 91¢

Pillsbury or Gold Medal

large

2 18¢ pka. 10c

Crisco 3% 53¢

Vegetable Shortening, Ib. can, 19%

Paper Plates 2...15¢

12 to Package Coffee n. 25€ quart

°, Maxwell ‘House jar

P-Nut Butter Ne. 3 19¢

Pears Corn wT 10c 2 19 oreig Ee Flour 24.2. 65c Baby Food 3.25 ickles 1 Be

Soaks Out the Dirt

Country Club

No Boiling—No Scrubbing

Pickles

Mary Loy Dil