Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1938 — Page 8

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Art Students’ League Officers

Officers of the newly League of Indianapolis are shown in their studio at School 66. They are (left to right): Mrs. W. P. Coler, president; Mrs. F. H. Sidman, vice president, and

organized Art Students’ Mrs. S. A. Salmon, recording secretary. The organization's purpose is “to further ability in painting among interested adults, as well as stimulate art appreciation and a greater interest in the subject.”

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CUPID IS VICTOR IN | BOBBITT TO DISCUSS

GIRLS “ABDUCTION’ |

GOVERNMENT BASES

Meeting at Lincoln Friday To Be Public.

BLOOMFIELD, Jan. 18 (U. P) —Cupid was the criminal in the “kidnaping” of Miss Frances May Taylor from in front of the Mt Olivet Church at Odon last Sunday | night it was learned here today Miss Taylor, who also was known as Miss Holt, was married in the . i a Bloomfield Court House Monday to | Archie KN. Bobbitt, Republican Delbert Clyde Snipes, Newberry | State chairman, is to speak on farmer. | “Fundamental Principles of Amer-

Miss Taylor had gone to church |jcan Government” at a public

with another man but drove away : . a : with Snipes and another couple, | Meeting at Hotel Lincoln Friday

giving rise to fears she had been night. abducted when no word was heard | The meeting is sponsored by the from ner . : . "mI Republican Fundamentalists.

Mr. Bobbitt, atcording to the an-

PLANS COMPLETED | nouncement, is to outline the full FOR MANUAL FETE | text of the platform which the or-

Plats for CORbRGHE Mi | | ganization will recommend to the ans celebratin anua : i High School's 43d anniversary Feb. 18 | resolutions committee of the 1938 today were complete, following ap- | Republican convention.

pointment of the nominating com- Walter White is to have charge mittee. > :

of entertainment and Wesley T. Wilson, Fundamentalists State

chairman, is to preside. | The Third Ward Club of the | Fundamentalists is Yo meet next | Tuesday night at 2109 N. Alabama | St., according to Robert Goetcheus, chairman.

FILM TO BE SHOWN Frederick Surber will show a color { film, “From the Equator to the

| Arctic,” tomorrow before the Indi- { anapolis Camera Club at 110 E. 9th

William Schiltges committee chairman.

was Other

elected | mem- |

bors are Miss Anne Schaefer, Mrs. Lillian King Hanske and Walter | Glass,

ais | PAINTING GIVEN TO Y|

dent, today had presented a replica painting of “The Horizon,” by Margaret Fitzhugh Browne, to the | Central Y. M. C. A. The painting portrays a boy viewing a distant | horizon. The picture has been hung above the Boys’ Lobby ll trance,

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DAVIS 1S GIVEN OLD KEY FOR ACHIEVEMENT

Activities as Convention Bureau Head Brings Junior C. of

C. Award.

Henry T. Davis, Indianapolis Convention Bureau secretary-manager, today had been awarded the Indi- | anapolis Junior Chamber of Com- | merce 1037 award for outstanding civic achievement. The gold key, awarded annually to an outstanding man 35 vears or younger, was presented to Mr. Davis last night at a dinner-meeting in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Junior Chamber was host to dhe executives of the Inland Steel

Motion pictures of the company's Indiana Harbor plant were shown. Since Mr. Davis became associated with the Convention Bureau, it has

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zation to a staff capable of handling large conventions. Approximately 3500 conventions have been held in the city since Mr. Davis became head of the

Buerau. His most recent talk was handling the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention when 64 national groups met at the same time.

M'CURRY ON PROGRAM Myron McCurry, Indiana District past governor of Kiwanis International, was to address the local

club today at the Columbia Club.

THE REV. CRAFTON TO TALK

The Rev. Louis Crafton, Garfield Park Baptist Church pastor, is to address the Y. M. C. A. Young Men's Discussion Club at 6:30 o'clock ponight. A baked-bean supper is to precede the address. ’

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