Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1938 — Page 6

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SENATOR DAVIS WILL GIVE TALK

ATTOMATOFAIR

Huge Throng Expected at

Elwood for Festival; Will

Select Queen.

Times Special ELLWOOD, June 24 —Between 75,000 and 100.000 visitors are expected to throng Elwood, the hub of the tomato industry, for Indiana’s second annual Tomato Festival July 27 U. 8. Senator James J. Davis of Pennsvivania, who served as Secretary of Labor under three Presidents, will deliver the principal afternoon address at the Callaway Park Senator Davis formerly lived In Elwood. There will be a public reception in his honor at 8 p. m. at the Moose lodge home. He is a national Director General of the Loyal Order of Moose. His address at the park will be

preceded by the coronation of the

festival queen by Roscoe Fraser, horticulture specialist University Officials of the Indiana Association, Indiana Farm Bureau and Purdue University, which are i

co-operating in sponsoring the fes-

tival. will speak at the park Parade on Schedule Early in the afte be a parade, consist

srnoon there will ing of hundreds

of floats and numerous musical or- | will be

ganizations. Cash prizes awarded winning floats, There will be a concert by a 500-piece band. During the late afternoon and

early evening entertainments will be

presented at the high school gymnasium by 25 Chicago WLS Barn Dance artists. The day's festivities will close with a big dance at the National Guard Armory The state-wide queen contest will open with eliminations in each of the three districts Millar Sells, Converse; Charles Kessler, Marion, and Herschel Rathbone, Redkey, compose the committee in charge of the Northern District, which will hold its contest at Marion, July 8

Winners to Travel The Central District will be held at Franklin, July 7. The committee consists of Paul Wolff, Frank Craven and Kenboth of Franklin

elimination

Gwinville; neth Rider, Vincennes will Southern District elimination on July 8. Members of the committee includ Noble Richey, Franklin, chairman; Ollie Gillratt, Vincennes, and Clarence Turmail, Vallonia First, second and third place winners in each of the three districts will compete in the finals at Elwood July 12. The winner will reign as queen while the second and third winners will serve as her ladies-in-waiting and the other six contestants will compose her court-of-honor On July 20 the queen, her ladies-in-waiting and her court-of-honor will be entertained at a big reception and dinner at the Morrison Hotel in Chic ago. The following day the queen and her chaperon will fly to cen gre J D C., where she will present President Franklin D. Roosevelt with a basket of matoes.

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