Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1938 — Page 2

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INDIANA ROTARY CLUBS TO MARK 25TH BIRTHDAY

Dr. Bryan Among Speakers For Celebration Here Feb. 21 and 22.

Indiana District of Rotary International is to hold its 256th Annual Conference here Feb. 21 and 22. The silver anniversary meeting is to honor the three oldest Indiana clubs, Indianapolis, Terre Haute and Evansville. Dr. William Lowe Bryan, Indiana University president emeritus; Edgar G. Doudna, Madison, Wis., and J. Raymond Tiffany, Hoboken, N.J., are to be among the speakers. The Rev. A. Elliston Cole, Bloomington, district governor, who is to preside, is to open the meeting with the governor's address. He is to relinquish his post following nominations at the closing session. Election of the new district governor is to be ratified by the international conference in San Francisco, June 19. Dr. Bryan, Bloomington Club honorary member, is to talk on “Rotary’s Mission.” Mr. Doudna is gp. former district governor, and long associated with public school teachers’ organizations in Wisconsin. Mr. Tiffany, past district governor and former deputy attorney general in New Jersey, is special counsel to the Commerce and Navigation Board and State Water Poljcy Commission in that state.

Consumers’ Research Director Speaks

J. B., Matthews, Consumers’ Research, Inc., editor and director, was to speak before the Rotary Club at the Claypool Hotel at noon today on “Consumers” Operatives — A Critical Appraisal.”

NEW MEN'S STYLES WILL BE PREVIEWED

A preview of spring styles for men is to be given Sunday at the Claypool Hotel in connection with the semiannual convention of In-

H. H. Tudor today had been elected president of the Mutual Insurance Club, an employee organization of the Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co. He is in charge of the company’s legal and tax department.

200 ATTEND COUNTY FATHER-SON DINNER

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Nearly 200 pupils, ‘their fathers and other residents of the southern part of Marion County attended a father and son banquet last night at Southport High School, sponsored by the Vocational Agricultural Department. Entertainment preceding the dinner included a fencing and tumbling exhibition by the South Side Turners. Speakers included Edward Chellew. Indianapolis Power & Light Co.; James M. Pearson, Washington, regional director of vocational and extension training, and Dr. Z. M. Smith, Indiana director of vocational agriculture.

BOY BREAKS ARM IN FALL WHILE SKATING:

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vork St., School 3 pupil, was in City Hospital today with a broken arm

as result of a fall while roller skating in N. Temple Ave. yesterday. Lewis Ragan, 70, of 4120 Albany

day when kicked by a horse in the barn of Thomas Sawyer, 1355

George Swazee, 13, of 2819 E. New | :

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Speakers are to include Governor Eighth Christian Church Guild Townsend, Professor George w.| members at her home, 441 Centen- | Starr, Indiana University Bureau oi | nial St., at 8 p. m. Friday. Rusiness Research director, and L. O. Duncan, Grand Rapids, Mich. The program is to include a dinner at 7 p. m. Sunday and a dinnerdance at 7 p. m. Monday. Business sessions are to he Monday.

ESTABLISH OFFICES FOR WHEELER DRIVE

Headquarters for the Wheeler City Rescue Mission's campaign to raise building. funds have been established at. 111 N. Pennsylvania np street. Arthur R. Baxter, general chairman, speaking at the meeting of the general gifts committee at the Washington Hotel yesterday, recalled the founding of the Mission in 1893 by William V. Wheeler. The campaign will be held Feb. 21 to 28 to provide funds to improve facilities at the Mission.

STATE MUSIC UNITS TO JOIN FESTIVAL

————————————— Indiana units of the Federal DR. WEST music project are to participate in Registered Optometrist RX was \ Style No. 614. >” : a three-day nation-wide music fes- BN EK x oF : ) Rea: v1 ak. Re tival, starting Feb. 21, William IL. S : is Neoiois. oe Pelz, state director, announced. The Indianapolis WPA band, the Indianapolis Mothers’ Chorus and the Indianapolis Negro Quartet are to give a concert at 8 p. m, Feb. 21, at the Odeon.

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