Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1937 — Page 5

"TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1937

2000 EXPECTED HERE TO ATTEND REBEKAH MEET

Business and Social Events Scheduled to Open On Monday.

More than 2000 members are expected here for the 53d annual meeting of ‘ Rebekah Assembly, I. O. O. F. of Indiana, next Monday and Tuesday, according to Miss Anna Belle Gaynor, Indianapolis, ‘president. The program is to include business and social sessions arranged by a committee including Mrs. Julius Loveless, Mrs. Clara Fullenwider and Mrs. Marcia Myers, all of Indianapolis. Preconvention activities. are to begin next Sunday with a banquet in the Hotel Lincoln. Speakers are to include Miss Gaynor and George E. Hershman, Crown Point, past grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F. Registration is to be held Monday in the Odd Fellow Building. Business sessions, reports, conferring of degrees and initiation rites are to follow.

Officers to Be Chosen

Officers are to be elected Tuesday, A reception for incoming and retiring officers will follow. On the Wednesday following the convention’s close a conference between the new assembly president and istrict deputy presidents, is to be held. An excursion to the Odd Fellows’ Home in Greensburg is planned for the same day. Committee members named by Miss Gaynor include Mrs. Ura Lee, Miss Florence McGregor, Mrs. Ida S. Van Dorin and Mrs. Ora Norris, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Clara Wright, Greenwood; Mrs. May W. Hershman, Crown Point; Miss Mary Longjahr, Lebanon; Mrs. Laura B. Shugart, Marion; Mrs. Cecila Rogers, Shoals; Mrs. Anna B. Bye, Milltown; Mrs. Iva E. Herriott, Frankfort; Mrs. Nellie Bostick, Richmond, and Mrs. Nellie Thomas, Bloomington.

BUTLER SHOWS GAIN OF 29 OVER 1936-37

Butler University’s fall enrollment is 1479, compared to 1450 last year, Mrs. Martha B. Enyart, acting regis-

trar, announced today. The College of Liberal Arts has the largest enrollment—690. Largest enrollment increase was in the education college, where 49 more registered than last year. A gain of 30 was reported in the religion college. Prof. George ¥. Leonard, evening division director, reported a 30 per cent increase, with a total of 1137.

Fall Guys

Leaves May be Pretty, But They Mean Work to City Crews. Fall is not only a season of beau-

tiful colors and wafting breezes, but a very practical problem to Street

Commissioner Fred K. Eisenhut who |.

today made plans to fight the onslaught of leaves. “Every crew in the department will be made available to keep the streets clear of : leaves,” he said. “This means that more than 100 men employed by the department, or all but those on sewer cleaning, will be used.” The greatest danger from the accumulation of leaves in the streets, he said, is that they get into sewer inlets and block them. First the maples begin losing their leaves about -the middle of this month, he said. Then the sycamores and beeches, and finally the poplars. He said the major part of the work will be completed by the middle of November—and then they prepare for snow!

$200 DONATED FOR CLEANING STREAMS

Two gifts of $100 each today had launched a county antipollution pro-

gram sponsored: by the Marion],

County Fish and Game Association. At a meeting of the association and 17 other groups last nignt, Sheriff Ray announced his donation. George J. Marott, shoe store owner, then offered to “match the Sheriff's $100.” W. H. Frazier of the State Health Department spoke at the meeting held in the Hoosier Athletic Club.

HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL

FRANKLIN, Oct. 5 (U. P.).—Authorities today, continued their efforts to locate Isabelle Wood, 14, Greenwood, who disappeared 10 days

ago after attending a weiner roast near Greenwood. Probation officers believe the girl ran away.

MORAVIAN GROUP TO MEET The Second Moravian Church Missionary Society will meet to-

morrow night at the church. The

Rev. L. A. Tripp will speak.

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