Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1937 — Page 4

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“Business “Fs Entertain Employees; Churches Prepare Programs.

. Indianapolis Christmas festivili€s . were in full swing today, with busi- * ness organizations’ parties for em ~ ployees heading the list of celebra=tions. ©. Local churches prepared for pro- . grams o <= night, tomorrow and Christmas Day. *.. ‘Holiday cheer at the Court House ’ was given a boost when County - Commissioners announced employees '~ would be given an extra half-day vacation. Court House offices are to close at noon tomorrcw until ~ Monday morning. . Meanwhile, Court House employees exchanged gifts and greetings. : Pageants Planned ~ A pageant, “The Light of the “World,” is to be presented at 7:45 /p. m. tonight at Wallace Street Pres‘byterian Church, directed -by Mrs. Robert Brewer. The First Reformed and Evangelfeal Church is to give a musical program at 10:45 p. m. tomorrow night, with Clarence Elbert, musie, in charge. - A candlelight service is to be conducted at 11 p. m. tomorrow ight at *Broadway M. E. Church. At the * ‘glose of the service members of the congregation. are to carry lighted candles from- the church while a *. brass choir plays Christmas carols. « Woodruff Place Baptist Church Sunday School is to give a pageant, “The Greatest Gift,” at 7:30 p. m. $onight in thé church auditorium. Bethany Lutheran Church is to ‘present a Yule program at 11:15 'p. Mn. tomorrow night. Officers and employees of the In-

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Dr. John E. Potzger of the Butler University Botany Department will conduct a field trip and read two papers before the Ecological Society of America Friday, Dec. 31. He will take the society to Bacon's Swamp, a few blocks south of ‘59th ' St. on Keystone Ave, and to Treviac, Brown County. They will study pollen and forest vegetation.

The Ecological society is meeting in Indianapolis in connection with-the convention of the American Association for the Advance ment of Science here next week.

dianapolis Life Insurance Co. are to celebrate with a turkey dinner tomorrow noon at the Marott Hotel. Guests will include Irving Lemaux, A. G. Ruddell and O. J. Smith, directors: of the-firm, and city agents.

Approximately 500 employees of the Radio Corp. of America manufacturing division’ here, their families and friends, attended a company party at the. plant, Michigan and LaSalle Sts., last night.

At a party last night for the staff of the Century Building management, George Henry Campbell, building engineer - for nearly 36

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Other parties included ‘those of the Crown Laundry & Dry Cleans ing Co. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church School recreation department, Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Mutuals. Private celebrations = included | those given by Adjt. Gen. and Mrs. Elmer Straub for attachesiof the adjutant general's office and Miss Martha Jane Hess for women staff

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Surety Co. At the Christmas party for the 120 employees of the William H. Roberts dairy, W. Henry Roberts, vice president of the firm, announced each horse drawing a milk wagon will be equipped with harness bells Christmas morning. At the fourth annual Yule party of the West Michigan Street Busi-

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tion at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow night in Coleman Park, children are to be presented with candy and fruit. The celebration is to b2 held around the permahent Christmas tree growing in the park. oa Twelve hundred) children are to be guests of the Indianapolis Aerie 211, Fraternal Order of Eagles, at the 35th annual Christmas party at the Temple, 43 W. Vermont St, at 8 p. m. tonight. Toys, candy and fruit are to be given the children.

COMROSER TNDER KNIFE PARIS, Dec. 23 (U. P.).—Maurice Ravel, internasionatly famous composer, was reported in good -condition today afier an emergency operation.

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FARMERS CATCH 3 ROBBERY SUSPECTS

LAWRENCEBURG, Dec. 23 (U. P.).—Captured by a posse of farmers, three men suspected of committing seven robberies in this area during the last 10 days were held here today. They gave the names: of Robert Thompson, 28, Southgate, Ky. Donald West, 25, Newport, Ky., and Carl Eisen,. 29, Cincinnati. A posse of 10 farmers set chase after a motorist was robbed of $13. Sheriff ‘Pat Henke deputized the possemen by telephone and they made the capture after the suspects had skidded off the road while attempting to round a curve.

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