Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1940 — Page 4
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SOCIETY— o Anne Ayres Becomes Bride: of Dr. Frederic W. Taylor Today
Miss Anne Ayres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Murray Ayres, and Dr. Frederic W. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mode Taylor, will be married at 4 o'clock this afternoon in one of the most socially prominent weddings of the season. The ceremony will be performed at the Ayres’ home on Sunset Lane in the pres-
ence of the immediate families. : Dr. F. S. C. Wicks will officiate at the single-ring service before a picture window at the far end of the living room overlooking the garden. A garland of white hyacinths, freesias and white lilacs wiil form a frame and extend down each side, A scroll screen which stands in front the window will be decorated with coffee foliage, white hyacinths dnd tulips. Five cathedral tapers will be fastened to each side of the screen.
Aisleway Roped off by Laurel
Arrangements of tulips, hyacinths and ivy will stand on each side of the screen agdinst the wall. The space for the bridal party will be set off by terra cotta pedestals of cymbidium sprays and farleynese bra. The bridal party will enter along an aisles of laurel. 3 give his daughter in marriage. She will wear a gown of candle shirred net at the neckline, long sleeves, a long train and a long tulle veil falling from a tiny lace cap. Her bouquet will be of candlelight freesias. There will be no attendants. Preceding and during the ceremony a quartet composed of members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will play. *:. Mrs. Ayres has chosen will wear a corsage of brassos orchids. beige gown with burgundy accents and Following the ceremony, a reception friends of the couple. They will leave on at home after March 1 at 5338 Boulevard lace. Among out-of-town inembers of the t families and friends who will attend the wedding and reception afterward are Dr. Taylor's sister, Mrs. John Joss, Mr. Joss and their children, Allen and Freddie, Akron, O., formerly of Indianapolis; Mrs. W."Martin King, Halifax, Nova Scotia, the former Miss Marjorie McKenzie «of Indianapolis: Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Channing Kibbee, Minneapolis, and Mr, and Mr. Chandler Kibbee, Chicago. . Miss Ayres attended Tudor Hall School, Miss Hall's School at Pittsfield, Mass., and Miss Stout's Travel School in Europe. She has been prominent [in the Indianapolis Junior League, the Dramatic Club and the ders Point Hunt. Dr. Taylor was graduated from Purdue University and the Columbia University School of Medicine. He is a member of the Dramatic Club and the Players Club.
Author to Be Honored at Civic Theater
Dr. Herman B Wells, Indiana University president, and Robert E. Johnson, Indiana University student and author of “The Sheltered.” a play which opened last night at the Civic Theater, will be honor guests at the theater reception to be given tomorrow night following the I. U. Night observance at the Playhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Russel S. Williams, I. U. alumni will be host and hostess at a reception in their home. University trustees, officials and alumni will be
among guests. ; At ceremonies before the curtain, Mr. Johnson will receive the $500 prize given in the theater's 25th anniversary original play contest. The prize money was donated by J. 1. Holcomb in memory of his daughter, Jessie Holcomb Strickland, and by the theater's Affairs Committee. Frank Hoke, Theater president, will make the award
troduce Dr. Wells. . ang in party with Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Dr,
e receiving line at the Web and Mr. Johnson will include Mr. Hoke, Edward Steinmetz St an
director; Toner M. Overley, board member and I. U. alumnus, a Ralph F. Thompson, general arrangements chairman and Marion County representative on the I. U. Council. Mrs. Williams will be assisted by Mrs. Overley and other committee members. Among parties at the theater will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. John_son, Decatur, Mr. Johnson's parents; his brother,” Ned; W. Guy High School principal, and Mrs. Brown; Mr. and
Brown, Decatur Mrs. Weldon Zehr and Miss Betty Tricker, all of Decatur; Mr. and and Mrs. Carl T. Bartlett and
Mrs. H. S. Robinson, Piqua, O.; Mr. : Mr. and Mrs. Ned Robinson, all of Muncie. Among trustees to attend will be Uz McMurtrie, Val Nolan and J. Dwight Peterson and their wives. Mrs, Albert Rabb, whose late husband was a trustee, will be present as will E. Ross Bartley, publicity director at I. U., and Mrs. Bartley; Dr. Lee Norvelle, department of speech head, and Mrs. Norvelle; George F. Heighway, alumni secretary, and Mrs. Heighway; Mr. and Mrs. Ward G. Biddle, Mrs. Sanford Teter and Ralph L. Collins, all of Bloomingign. ‘D. L. Chambers, Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Co. pr dent, and one of the contest judges, will attend with Mrs. Chambers, as will Harold A. Ehrensperger, Northwestern University department of speech, another judge. The committee rranging the contest will attend. Members are Miss Sara Lauter, thairman; Harold Tharp, Wallace O. Lee and R. Kirby Whyte. Three Indianapolis young women are guests this week-end at the Dartmouth College winter carnival. They are the Misses Patricia Eaglesfield, Judy Preston and Jane Carter. Miss Marjorie Murdock, Lafayette, also is among the Hoosier guests at the fra-
ternity house parties there. Local Group to Attend McWhirter Wedding
Several from Indianapolis will go to Danville, Til, today for the wedding of Miss Margaret Jennings and Felix T. McWhirter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix M. McWhirter, at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of the bride's parents. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Jennings. | 8 Those from here who will drive over are the bridegroom’s pare ents; his grandmother, Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter; Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Rust and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ostrom Sr. Mis§ Lue McWhirter, a student at the University of Illinois, will go from Champaign. Miss Jenning’s sister, Mrs. K. F. Reynolds, Jackson, Mich., will be her matron of honor and Frank Powell, Indianapolis, will bs best man. Patsy Je! the bride’s niece, will be flower girl and Mrs. ‘Kenneth Jennings, the bride's sister-in-law, will sing. The bride will wear a gown of ivory satin made with a long train. Her veil will be fingertip length and she will carry a bouquet of pink
voses and delp . ‘ Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from DePauw
University. She of member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Mr.
a gown of sea green crepe with which she Mrs. Taylor will wear a a corsage of cymbidiums. will be held at the home for a [wedding trip and will be
McWhirter is a Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity member. A reception at the Wolford Hotel will follow the ceremony.
"Audubon Will Be Art Group’s Subject
Mrs. Erwin C. Stout will talk on “The Life and Work of John Audubon” at a meeting for members of the Indianapolis Art Association and their guests at 2:3) p. m. Tuesday at John Herron Art Museum. Following the talk, tea will be served in the gallery. Mrs. Robert B. Failey and Mrs, Ferris Taylor will pour. Mrs. Noble Dean is in charge of arrangements. Wilbur D. Peat, museum director, has arranged an exhibit of Audubon prints for the meeting. The prints are from the collections of Miss Elizabeth Ball of Muncie and of the Indiana Historical Society. The Society has in its library one of the pf prints in the original
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Drive to Start For New Dorm
Members of ilie local Western College Alumnae Fund Campaign Committee will meet at 2 p. m. today at the hom: of Miss Hazel Howe, 40 E. 56th Si, to receive instructions for & ration<wide alumnae drive to raise funds for a new dormitory: ot The campaign will be launched Al of $75,000. The
which includes Howe has been n
Captains of the local solicitation committee are (he Misses . Felen Hull, Mary Hostetter. Marian White and Mesdames Charles S. Buschmann, Charles Rose and Carl hardt. Team members incl Misses Madeline Alig. Gretna Bro Lillian Calloway, Jaret Keller, Betty Ritchie and Nancy Todd and Mesdames Mary Dye Beach, Herbert Blinn, Ray Fatout, Fred Gifford, Bryant Gillespie Jr. W. J. Kinnally and Lee A. Showalier. Captains in nearby cities are Mrs. Fred Charni, Brookville; Mrs. Byron K. Zaring, 'Colimus, Ind.: Mrs. Gerald Watters: ind Mrs. R. E. Phillips, Conner:vi le; Miss Clara Bird, Greensburg 1 irs. H. H. Brooks, Greencastle; Mr. Pendleton; Mrs.. 0s:ph Kivett, Martinsville; Mrs. William Caldwell, Rushville, and lis: Betty Bryant, Shelbyville. Blo: mi ngton, Lebanon and Brazil capt in: are yet to be
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mencement Wee : snd indorsed a resolution adopti: g the project. Mrs. Jack Fuller, Cinc nnati, is chairman
36 alumnae. M:s. | McKee, whose husband is a nm: mber of the college’s Board of " rustees, is a member eof the comm tec. Mrs. Pocohorias: McCoy Carr, Rushville, memtr of the class of 74 and oldest li ing alumna, is the first contributor 'o the fund. Western Colle; * for Women was organized in 18:3 iy alumnae of Mount Holyoke ' ollége who wished to found a daug ite’ school in the Middle West. = @ :°
Legion Officer ‘To Speak Here
Raymond B. T.wnsley, commander of the India a Department of the American L zion, will talk on “Americanism” ¢ . a district meeting of the Severth District, Indiana Federation ¢f Clubs, at 10 a. n_Rridey in Ayres
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erica.” Comtalk at 10:30
« mM, 0p Reports will be pibsented by Mrs. Emil Soufflot, student loan; Mrs. W. D. Keenan, foundation fund;
Mrs. John G. Benson, health, and’
Mrs. L. H. Millikan. Golden Jubilee Birthday Party. Mrs. Frank Boles
Sorority Plats __ Benefit Bridge Lambda Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority ‘will sponsor a benefit bridge‘at 2 pn. m. Tuesday in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. Proceeds will go for the purchase of garments for the Needlework Guild and for other philanthropic
projects, fie : Tea will be served following the bridge. Mrs. Fay Sharkey, chairman, will be, assisted by Mrs. Car-
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1. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Riffle announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Elizabeth, to Richard W. Christena, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Christena. The wedding will be at 7 p. m. the eve.ning of March 1 at the Central Avenue Methodist Church. Both Miss Riffle and Mr. Christena attended Butler University. Mr. Christena is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. (Miner and Allen Photo.) . Mrs. Robert L. Lewis was Miss Marguerite Blackwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blackwell, before her marriage Feb. 3. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis are to be at home in the Marcy Village Apts. ,on Feb. 20 on their return from a wedding trip. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) ; 3. Miss Virginia Layman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Layman. became the bride of Charles Russell Brown, son/ of Mr. and Mrs. A. Glenn Brown, Toledo, O., in a ceremony read . 3 at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are to be at home in Toledo. (W. Hurley Ashby Photo.) r 4. Miss Maryann McElhany and John Charles Erfel IIT will be married this afternoon at 4:30 p. m. at the North Methodist Church. Miss McElhany is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McElhany and Mr. Ertel’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Ertel Jr. Dr. C. A. McPheeters will officiate. The couple will leave immediately on a wedding trip and will be at home April 1 in Indianapolis. The bride's traveling costume will be an aqua marine costume suit with brown accessories and a corsage of white orchids. The suit will be topped by a gray Persian lamb coat. The bride attended Butler University and is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Mr. Ertel was graduated from Purdue University and attended the Harvard University of Business Administration. He is a member of Phi Delta Theta and Pi Tau Sigma, honorary engineering fraternity. (Dexheimer-Carlon Photo.) : :
At Crystal Shower Monday;
Party Honors Mary Jane Steeg
Bridal weather today and early next week: Lots of showers.
Mrs. Calvert Craig and Miss Margaret Scholl will give a crystal | shower Mondav evening at Mrs. Craig's home. 620 E. 56th St. in honor whose marriage to John Filip Vladoiu will take place Feb. 22. The bride-to-be is: the daughter of Mrs. Jessie B. Craig. Guests will include Mesdames Craig, John R. Craig. Richard
of Miss Virginia Craig, Treanor, Canning Childs, Rubert|™
Misses Helen Batchelor, Elinor Stiers. Dorothea Smock and Mary
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this afternoon at her home, 3761 N. meenor Feb. 23. Meridian St., with a shower in honor of Miss Mary Jane Steeg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
erick Graham Lorenz, next week. Several of Miss Steegs’ friends will unite
Miss Marjorie McBride, 522 Highland Drive. Miss Kathryn Frost entertained in
- | organizations including Miss Sally
Virginia Craig Will Be Guest
Lawrence Davis, Russell night at the home of Mrs. Joseph Priest. Joseph Coffin, Elliott French, pieenor, 1226 W. 34th St. With a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Joan Kroetz. Miss Kroetz, daughter {of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kroetzs, Mrs. Richard Nay will entertain will become the bride of Harold
Shower guests were Mesdames Athletic Club. Doris Smith, Dorothy Sweet, Kroetz, The plan was rg:nized last June| Worth Steeg. Miss Steeg will become | Marian Ball, June Winder, Dorothy when more tha: 0 alumnae re-|the bride of Frederick Graham Lo- Gilland, Ray White, A. E. Thomas, turned to the .anipus for Com-|renz Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-|q. ic Childress, Misses Marian Lenig, | their escorts will meet at the home Lillian White, Margaret Diger, Rosin giving a tea in her honor |alie Robertson, Margie Thomas, Anof a national exe: ufive committee of | Sunday afternoon. at the home of namay Brown and Marianna Berry.
Other guests were Misses Virginia Clutey, Thelma a ‘Norma =. and Mes Kroetz, Doro Barne, Helen An-|dames Fred W. : : - Miss Steeg's honor Wednesday ®ve- |qoron’ Jeunes Kimbelain, Marga- Dopke
Founders’ Day Programs and Talks Are Planned Next Week For Parent-Teacher Groups
New Members to Be Honored at Many Schools With Teas and Musical Progranis; Among Affairs Will Be Story in, Song, Pictures at No. 3.
Founders’ Day programs and talks have been arranged for most of the local Parent - Teacher Association meetings next week. Several musical programs and teas have been planned in honor of new members. SCHOOL 3 will hold a Founders’ Day program at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Mothers’ Dramatic Club will present a story in song and pictures of “Through the Years With the P.-T. A.” Mrs. Helen Lowell will sing, accompanied by Mrs. ‘Theodore Kramp. A tea will follow.
Installation of traffic officers: presentation of raincoats by the
Mrs. Balz Is B.P. W. Speaker a P.-T. A. president, Mrs. Joan Simpson; a playet,, “Safety Rules for
Mrs. Frederick G. Balz, Indiana|All”; a talk on Abraham Lincoln by director of the General Federation Augusta, Steyensan s towed by 3 of Clubs, will talk at a dinner meet-| ~=- comprise the program Oi ing of the Business and Professional SCHOOL 7 at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Women’s Club Thursday in the club-| Sergt. Chas. Weddle, director of house - |Juvenile Aid Service, Indianapolis : 3 Police Department, will speak at Mrs. Clayion Ridge of thegopoql, 9 at 3:15 p. m. WednesWoman's Department Club will in-|day afternoon. The Junior High troduce Mrs. Balz, whose topic Will [School Girls’ Glee Club will sing.
be “Clubs of Indianapolis.” Mrs. Dr. W. H. Kendall will speak on
C. Ralph Hamilton, delegate to the} . recent conference on “Cause and pene ay Je Cure of War” in Washington will | School : . I esda report on the meeting during a SCHOOL 10. Songs by Mrs. Leonard forum discussion. Kreiser, a Founders’ Day candle with [lighting ceremony and a fea will Miss. Ruth Hoover, club president, complete the program.
Butler, Indiana Federation of B. P. W. Clubs; Miss Amanda Anderson, Al Club; Mrs. Robert * Chorus Lingle, A. A. U. W; Miss Mildred | Lowers will Gallagher, Indiana Association of Women Lawyers; Miss Hazel Williams, Mutual Service Association; Miss Thelma Houser, Society of Women Accountants; Miss Tella C. Haines, Pilot International; Miss Helen Humphreys, Woman's Rotary Club; Miss Leah Spence, Zonta Club, and Mrs. Ridge, Woman's Department Club. The Girls’ Sextet of Technical High School will sing under the direction of Miss Louise Swan.
'Ward-Belmont Club Holds Dance Tonight | vill complete the program. Mrs. H. FP. Goll will discuss “Op-
| Members of the Ward-Belmont |, ¢,;itiex for Puture Service in the ‘Alumnae Club will hold a SUDPET| Parent-Teacher Movement” at 3:15 |dance tonight at the Indianapolis p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 20. Spevial music Sand 3 Zogea, slong 7 ; e Way,” fol y a tea honor- | In charge of arrangements a ing past presidents and mothers new | Mesdames Morris Cran - Starley | to the school will be additional fea-
| McComas Jr. and tures. : Dyke Jr. . Members of the club and Zz : ey ° B. - Hartsock, Board of of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hernly Boyd and School Commissioners member, will then go on to the club for dancing. discuss “Ideals and Objectives of Guests will include Misses Flor-/the P.-T. A.” for patrons of ence Bell, Marjorie Moreland, Mar-| SCHOOL - 21 Wednesday at 7:30 garet . Hetherington and Winifred |p. m. The Mothers’ Chorus will Brown of Lizton, Messts. and Mes- | sing. ;
Feature of the m at SCHOOL 22, Wednesday at 2:30
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D. T. Weir, assistant superintendent of City schools, will speak at SCHOOL 14 at 3:10 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. John Groth, historian, will _give a history of the P.-T.’A, followed by music by the Mothers’ Chorus. ’
Mrs. Harry E. Bernard will discuss “Founders’ Day” at 2 p. m. Wednesday at “"CHOOL 15. A vocal duet by Mrs. James Sowders and Mrs. O. H. Hagedon and a patriotic dialog by Junior High School pupils
der, John M. Caylor, Ernest W.
accompanied by Mrs. Russell J. Sanders. Carolyn Haught will give two
readings, followed by a Valentine
tea honoring school. Features of SCHOOL 44's program at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday are a talk on “Arts and Crafts of Mexico,” by Miss Belle Scofield, assistant art supervisor of City schools; a piano solo by Constance Joan Burton, Arthur Jordan Conversatory student, and a Founders’ Day tribute and tea in honor of mothers new to the school. :
Patrons of SCHOOL 45 will hear drafiatic readings by Mrs. Margaret Wood Raley at 2:30 p. m, Wednes-
mothers. new to the
day. A short business meeting will
follow.
Ralph Collins will speak on “Medical Care” at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 47. The Mothers’ Chorus will sing.
SCHOOL 49 will meet at 2:48 p. m. Wednesday. The program will include music by the Mothers’ Chorus, a Founders’ Day program directed by Mrs. Emmanuel Farley, and a book review of “Mir. Emmanuel” (Golding), by Miss Nina Keppel, librarian.
- : Members of SCHOOL 53 will be
guests at a Valentine tea at
Education,” in observance of Found-fSCHOOL 52 Wednesday at 3:15 * Day, will be given at SCHOOL
urer of the Indianapolis Council, will speak -on Founders’ Day, folowed by a puppet show given by junior members of the Haughville
The Study Group of SCHOOL 52 will meet at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Miss Greda Herbst, principal, will* discuss “What Is the Purpose of Public Education.”
Robert F. Richey, NYA administrator, will discuss “Youth in a Modern World,” at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 54. Additional features are a Founders’ Day play, “Youth Finds a Priend” by the Dramatic Club, d by Jess Fink, a puppet show by the pupils, and a slide trombone solo by Robert Butiony, accompanied by Ann Calvert. “a
W. D. Peat, director of the Herron Art Institute will discuss “What, To Look For in Pictures” at 1:15 p. m. Wednesday afternoon at SCHOOL 57. Linton H. Hazelbaker will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Helen M. Rice. Mrs. Frank Bryan, hospitality chairman, is in charge of a Founders’ Day playlet and tea at 1:30 p- m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 58. Mrs. Clare Siles ‘will play a piano solo and Mrs. Helen Thomas Martin will give a reading. The Mothers’ Chorus will sing. .
Miss Mary Prati of the English department at Shofiridge High
ping wiih 4 surprise party at her re; Hewes, Thelma Miller, Rona Jay,| Congleton, McComas, Boyd Van e, 1050 W. 34th St. Betty Wichman, Betty Ann Newby, Dyke, Crain, J. M. Edwards, J. B. yn = Betty Rugh, Virginia Spray, Ruby|Moriarity, Mason T. Washburn Jr.
p. m., will be a shadow picture of {School will speak at 2:00 p. m. “That Old Sweetheart of Mine” by | Wednesday at SCHOOL 66. Violonthe Dramatic Club; songs by the|cello selections will be played by Clifton a colored quariet,| Mrs. Marjorie Bernat.
Miss Helen Fleenor and Miss|Ball, Ruth Hawkins, Ruth Billeter Ralpha E. Suits and Dr. and Mrs.
Kathleen Megenity entertained last and Lenore Brown.
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Singers, and a tap dance by Lloyd Lewis.
The Rev. Fr. W. T. Johnson will speak at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 26. Music will be by the fifth and sixth grade pupils. ?
Miss G e .Thuemler, dean of girls echnical High School, will discuss “Parent Education,” at 2:15 p- m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 27. A ‘| pageant in observance of Founders’ Day will be followed by a reception | for mothers new to the school.
SCHOOL 30 will hold its meeting {at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday. A representative from the Indianapolis Dairy Council - will show a film, “More Life In Living.” - Music will be by the pupils. - ;
* A playlet, “Founders’ Day Pageant,” | |by Mrs. John E. Mayes, a duet and songs by the Mothers’ Chorus will mark the program at SCHOOL 31, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Past presidents will be guests.
" Patrons of SCHOOL 34 will see a Founders’ Day. pageant given by the school dramatic club and a patriotic program by pupils at 2:45 p. m. Wednesday. Past presidents and mothers new to the school will be
Arthur W. Spivey.
SCHOOL 36 will meet at 3:15 p.
Ralph K. Sinith will lead a panel discussion on “Education for Work”
37. The school orchestra will play. A special Founders’ Day program presidents
_ Mrs. Paul M. Kilby will. review |“The Autobiography of William |Lyon Phelps for ‘the patrons of SCHOOL 43 at 1:30 p. m. Wednes-
Mrs. Carl 3. Manthei, board of school commissioners, will speak on “Founders’ Day,” at 2:15 p. m, Wednesday at SCHOOL 67. Past presidents will be honor guests.
Mrs. Robert S. Wild, Indianapolis Council member will speak at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday at SCHOOL 68. Recognition of services - of ‘past. presidents will be followed by a George Washington tea. Mrs. Jewell Friddle and her son, Virgil, will provide musie, :
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler ‘will speak on the Founders’ Day - pregram Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the JOYCE KILMER SCHOOL 69. “The Gift of Founders” be presented by P.-T, A. members. The program will conclude with a Valentine tea honore ing mothers new to the school. The Study Group will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. The topic for discussion will be “Youth's Problems.”
W. S. Gingery, principal of George Washington High School, will at SCHOOL 72 ‘Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The school play. al Rta Past presidents will be guests at Tn a at ers at 1:30 p. m.. SCHOOL 73. BE ;
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