Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1936 — Page 12
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i FORUMS TO STUDY
COMMUNITY TOPICS
Kiwanis ‘Clubs to Sponsor Open Discussions.
. Cost and efficiency of township and county units, local traffic con-
“} ditions, and community health are
among subjects to be discussed at open forums to be held by Kiwanis clubs of Indiana during the coming year. The program was outlined at the conference of presidents, secre
the Columbia Club yesterday. Other topics to be discussed include the individual's responsibility to local politics: adequate education facilities; assistance in public safety movements; support of churches; ecnomy and efficiency in local government and public schools and co-operation in law forcement.
CHINESE EDUCATOR IN CITY TOMORROW
Dr. ¥Y. G. Chen, Nanking University president, Nanking, China, was to speak at a luncheon sponsored by the International Goodwill committee, Indianapolis Church
‘Federation, this afternoon in the
Y. M. C. A. Dr. Chen’s topic is to be “Changing China—a Challenge to Chris tian Education.” At 6:30 tonight Dr. Chen is to speak at the Third Christian Church.
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STATE CHILD All
Full-Time Welfare Worker Assigned to Supervise Guidance Programs.
Sullivan County is to be the first Indiana county to receive Federals state aid for the development of special child welfare services, it was announced foday by State Publie Welfare Department.
Under the proposed co-operative plan, the state department has ase signed a full-time child welfare worker to the county to supervise a child guidance pregram. Five other counties are to set up a similap service soon, it was announced. : Miss Mildred Arnold, state chile dren's division director, said Sullis van County was selected because of its large rural population. More than $35,000 has been appropriated from Federal funds for the exten< sion of child welfare activities in Indiana, she said. 2 Indiana plans call for the devele opment of social service programs at the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Chile dren’s Home, Knightstown, and the six county units, which are to have benefit fo the full-time services of experienced social workers until able to carry on such work without assistance. Miss Fae Logan has been chosen as the child welfare worker for Sullivan County.
SCHOOL TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
The Washington High School music department is to present a Christmas program at a double cone vocation in the school auditori next Wednesday. ‘oa Four hundred musicians repre senting Colonial chorus, girls glee club, boys glee club, band, orchese tra, and a picked freshman chorus; are to participate.
HEADS OHIO ALUMNI
William B. McCaw, 5347 Colleges av, is the new president of the Ohio State Alumni Association of Indianapolis. John Rush is vica president; Hugh J. Baker Jr., sece retary-treasurer, and Robert Hinds man, membership committee chairs man, ;
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