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THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1038

VM Nurses Hold I

Conclave at

~ South Bend

85 From Here Attend 36th Annual Convention of Association.

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Marie Winkler,

Oct. president

6.—Miss

heads a delegation of 85 Indianapolis nurses attenang the associa-

of the| Indiana State Nurses’ Association, |

tion's 36th annual convention which

opened here yesterday and will con- | tinue through Saturday. |

Miss Winkler presided at an ad-| visory council dinner last The opening business meeting was| held this morning and meetings scheduled today include! public health, private duty and League of Nursing Education. The| public health section sponsored a] luncheon at noon. Mrs. Clotilda| Sanguinot, Indianapolis, education- | al director of the Indiana Tuber culosis Association, spoke. W. S.| Carlile, South Bend, Indiana State Bar Association president, was to| speak this afternoon and Miss Ella | Best, New York, and Miss Winkler were to talk on “Present of Nursing Care.” Delegates will be entertained at Notre Dame Univers- |

Two Tickets in Running

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Two tickets have been placed in| nomination and balloting results will be announced Saturday. Nomi- | nations include Miss Edith Hunt, | Terre Haute, and Miss Hulda Cron, | Evansville, president; Miss Marga- | ret Torr, Versailles, and Sister Vi-{ > talis, Gary, first vice president; Miss | Olive Murphy, Winchester, and Miss | Witwer, Indianapolis, second vice president; Miss Ann Dugan, Indianapolis, and Miss Beth Olmsted, Muncie, secretary; Miss Mary Heckard, Indianapolis, and Miss Opal! Hall, Kokomo, treasurer; Miss Maxine Biebesheimer, Ft. Wayne; Mus. + Rinda Rains, Madison; Miss Clara Wahlig, South Bend, and Miss Winkler, Indianapolis, directors. Miss Winkler outlined some of the problems of the general staff nurse and hospital in an address

before the group. She listed lack of good living conditions, satisfactory hours, vacation and sick leaves. * bpportunities for advancement, education and recreation and adequate administration and supervision as nursing difficulties. | “Shorter working hours for the

For evening wear, Joan Fontaine likes this graceful gown of black velvet, banded at the throat and hemline with cream-colored lace. It's a versatile frock. Remove lace, add necklace and bracelets and the

gown passes as another gown.

Dual Purpose Evening Gown

A luncheon today and tea and dinner tomorrow will climax a series of prenuptial parties held the past few weeks ror Miss Charlotte Cashon, Miss Elinor Stahl today named attendants f

planned parties in her honor. Miss Stahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Stahl, 4120 Park Ave. will be married Saturday, Oct. 15, at the St. Joan of Arc Catholic

Prenuptial Parties Are Planned For Misses Cashon and Stahl

private duty nurse are being ob-!Church to William E. Bevan, son of |

gerved in many districts,” Miss Winkler ssid, “and we know they will be accepted by all parts of the] State when each nufse becomes in-! terested enough to appreciate that the shorter working dav means improved to the patient as well as normal living for herself.” Other Officers Attend |

Tring nursing

Other state officers from Indian-| Bpolis are as follows: { Mrs. Florence Sayce French, secretary; Miss Jessie Greves, treas-| urer; Miss Helen Teal, executive] secretary; Miss Cordelia Hoefiin, president of the League of Nursing! Education; Miss Grace

Mr. and Mrs. Charles 620 W. 31st St. Bridesmaids will be Miss Catherine Mootz and Miss Marguerite Koesters. Miss Lois Joan Zeyen, niece of the bridegroom-to-be, will be junior bridesmaid. Mrs. Fred Rosweg, Kokomo, cousin of the bride-to-be, will be matron honor. John T. Bevan, brother of {ihe bridegroom-to-be, will be best man. John Donnelly, Eugene Krachenfels, Joseph Mazelin and Leo Stahl will be ushers. Miss Stanl will be honor guest tomorrow night at a surprise shower

W. Bevan,

of ding party with a buffet supper to-

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or her wedding as friends] |

by Miss Addie Moore assisted by

| president, following a council meet-

Chairmen of Guild Units T'o Be Guests

Mrs. Otto W. Eisenlohr to Entertain Tomorrow AtL A.C

Mrs. Otto W. Eisenlohr will entertain newly appointed Children’s Museum Guild committee heads at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. John Wardrope is guild president. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Henry E. Todd, ways and means; Mrs. Bisenlohr, hostesses; Miss Ruth Zinn, exhibits; Miss Catherine LaPenta, music, and Mrs. William Coleman Atkins, transportation. Other officers with Mrs. Wardrope include Mrs. Herbert A. Pinnell, vice president; Mrs. Biagio LaPenta, treasurer, and Miss Evadne Hibben, secretary. Executive committee members include officers and Miss LaPenta, retiring president; Mrs. Frank T. Sisson and Mrs. John T. Rocap. New members are Mesdames Atkins, R. Norman Baxter, Robert I. Blakeman Jr. Lindley E. Clark] Samuel Li. Griffith, Dillon R. Huder, | John Gordon Kingham, G. Emer-| son Newhouse, Frederick C. Pier,| Urban K. Wilde and Miss Frances Kearby.

Auxiliary Heads Are Announced

Committee chairmen for the 12th District Council of the American Legion Auxiliary were announced by Mrs. George O. Swaim, 12th District

ing yesterday at the Indiana War Memorial. | Chairmen include Mrs. Charles Parker and Mrs. John Cejnar, cochairmen, child welfare; Mrs. Grover Parr, rehabilitation; Mrs. H. S.! Teitel, membership; Mrs. Arthur J. | Miller, Knightstown Home; Mrs. | William Dexheimer and Mrs. Clar-| ence Flick, cochairmen, ways and] means; Mrs. Gus Meyer, commu- | nity; Mrs. H. T. Graham, Protestant | [vespers; Miss Margaret Higgins, | Catholic services; Mrs. G. I. Seybert, | constitution and by-laws; Mrs. Fred Gallagher,

education of World War | orphans and scholarship; Mrs. Ed Brennan, memorial; Mrs. Norman | Clarridge, service sales; Mrs. Gladys | Ross, juniors; Mrs, Louis Markum, radio; Mrs. Charles Drake, national |

her sister, Mrs. Cecil Goltry. Mrs. Harold K. Cashon was to entertain this noon at Block's Tea-| room for Miss Cashon and young | women in the wedding party. Miss) Cashon's marriage to Smith Wil-| liam Orr, Rome, Ga., will be Satur-|

Mr. and Mrs. Cashon, parents of Miss will entertain for their Mr. Orr and members of the wed-

Raymond C.| Cashon, | daughter,

morrow evening following rehearsal.

J ohn Barnett Weds Janet L.. Sutherland

Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett are

chairman of the private duty sec- Mrs. Mary Koesiers. Monday night and will be at home on their re-

tion; Miss Bernice Cain, secretary . of the public health section. Miss Beatrice Gerrin, president of | the Centra! district; Miss Marty]

Ellen Marie Anderson, Miss Ethel Jacobs and Miss Gertrude Upjohn! are attending.

Miss Mootz home, 1958 Carrollton Ave, with a personal shower for Miss Stahl. Mrs. Charles Carll and Mrs.

to-be Wednesday night with a miscellaneous shower. She was

Will entertain at her {ym at 6285 College Ave,

Mrs. Barnett was Miss Janet Lu-

news; Mrs. Ivan Crouch, poppies; Mrs. E. BE. Lett, publicity; Mrs. Donald L. Smith, Americanism; Mrs. | Russel Sigler, Fidac; Mrs. Dale] White, finance; Mrs, G. Byrd, legis-| lative and national defense; Mrs. | Lester Moorman, unemployment; Mrs. Margaret Phelan, resolutions. and Mrs. Albert Trites, emblems and | trophies.

‘Homecoming Set

By W. CGC. T. U. Group

A homecoming observance will be held Tuesday by the Frances] Willard W. C. T. U. at the home| fof Mrs. James Gadis, 1342 Edge-| mont Ave. Mrs. Mary H. Buck]

Witwer, given by Miss Elizabeth Zein and on a wedding trip to Washington will preside.

|eille Sutherland, daughter of Muy.|dent, will install newly elected offi-|

‘ih rE Herman land Mus. Walsh, Miss Eva McDougall, Miss Zeyen will entertain for the bride-| her marriage vesterday at Arthur charge of devotions.

E. F. Sutherland, before

(Jordan Hall at Butler University. meeting will follow. hon-! Dr. George Leonard of the Butler|asked to donate jelly for jored recently with a kitchen shower faculty officiated.

| cers. Mrs. Ray Stanton will be in| A business Members are Riley |

| Hospital.

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P.-T.A. Notes

Mrs. Elvin Timmerman will be hostess Thursday, Oct. 13, at a meeting of the Pleasant Run Study Club of the P.-T. A. The program will be presented from an outline in the National Parent-Teacher magazine. Anyone interested in the organization of a preschool child study club is asked to phone Mjys. Timmerman.

Lloyd Claycombe, attorney, will speak Friday at the Nora P.-T. A, meeting.

Committees Are Named for Art Exhibit of Resident Hoosiers

Committees for an art review and exhibit of resident Indiana artists opening Oct. 29 had been announced today by Mrs. Walter 8S. Grow, general chairman. A dinner at Ayres’ tearoom will open the review, Mrs. Carl L. Schrader, Boston, will speak on “Our American Culture.” Mrs. Schrader is past president of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs and past director of the organization.4 Sg The review is being sponsored by|dames Robert R. Wilson, R. O. the Indiana Federation of Woms- Cramer, Walter H, Crim, H. V. en's Clubs. Black, A. S. Miles, Nelle R. Brown, Membership of the executive renry Keller, Fred M. Shanklin, G. committee includes Mrs. Edwin IL |g van Kirk, Victor A. Selby, O. B. Poston, Martinsville; Mrs. Grow, Rose and George C. Baum. Other general chairman; Mrs. Oscar A. | reception committee members inMrs. George | Ahlgren, Whiting; Mrs. George R.|clude Mesdames Alvin Jose, B A Gerichs will preside. | Dillinger, French Lick; Mrs. Eli Kelly. M. J. Cornish, E. M. CampHealth films will be Shown | yr jar Soum Bond; Mis, Papa bell and M. E. Safford. and the ‘summer roundup” dis- Ball Muncie: Mrs Felix T. Me- Mrs. Everett E. Lett, Seventh cussed by Frank S. Stafford, assist- Whitter Indiana olis: Mrs Geor o | District Art chairman, will head the ant chief of the Bureau of Health Ye poi =} es 8% hostess committee. She will be asand Physical Education, Monday at A. Van Dyke, Indianapolis, Mrs, sisted by Mrs. Chic Jackson, fine 7:30 p po at a P.-T A meeting at George W. Jaqua, Winchester; Mrs. : : Shadeland Eat hee = ‘| Clayton Ridge, Indianapolis; Mrs. Cs W. D. Keenan, Indianapolis; MIS. j,c1uding Mesdames Seebirt, H. B. A reception for teachers will be Ernest Bryant, Owensville; Mis. E.| gyynet, Percy Rumer, Otis Williams, the feature of the Edgewood P.-T, A, |H. Katterhenry, Martinsville; Mrs.| john Fortner, Effie Abercrombie, meeting Friday, Oct. 14, at 7:45 p.m. |Fred L. Pettijohn, Indianapolis, |jaqua, Hovey Adams, O. E. GarA penny supper will be held and Mrs. Ray Aughe, Frankfort. |yer, Mary J. Carter, J. R. Nesbit, Wednesday, Oct. 19, at the school.| Mrs. Keenan, president of the |B. H. Summey; Miss Grace Lindley Mrs. Lloyd Miller will discuss Seventh District, is reception com- and Miss Lillian Volland. “Obedience Made Easy” at the mittee chairman. She will he as<| The honorary committee consists Study Club meeting tomorrow. sisted by district presidents, Mes=

“Patriotism and Americanism,” a program of character education, will be presented by the American Legion at the P.-T. A, meeting of the Ben Davis grade school Wednes- | day at 7:13 p. nm

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about the “long” and “sh After all, we all don't wear same size hat. Why should w pected to fit into any length s

to fasten garters over such a Then our sisters with long leg ing around at the last minute party struggling with stockir

a = — EE heaven she doesn't have

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Do your shopping problems usually land you behind the eight ball?

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FOUND out the most delightful thing today and it was . So easy. I was having lunch with a friend of mine who happens to be building one of the most charming homes

I've ever heard of. And she told me

My dear public, do you actua X t 2 It means that the Railroadmen’s Federal Sav- : \ 3 ” ings & Loan Ass'n issue a fascinating . AL and marvelously helpful magazine each month called “Home Life” (from which she has obtained some of her precious ideas), and they will send it absolutely free every month to any one who is, or might be, interested in building a home. I scouted myself right over there to get my copy and some details. Now, if you'd like to receive this grand little magazine (it's simply full of helpful home hints) just write me giving your name and address and I'll see that you receive yours each month, and I know you'll love having it!

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“Hummingbird” Wins by “Three Lengths”!

Oops!—You with short legs—constantly overlapping the tops and then trying

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McMurray, State Superintendent of Public Instruction; Herman G. Wells, Indiana University presi(dent; Wilbur D, Peat, Herron Art

Museum director; Edward C. Elliott, president of Purdue University; {DeWitt S. Morgan, Superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools; Lud=[well Denny, editor of The indian|apolis Times, and C. Walter McCarty, managing editor of The In- | dianapolis News.

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