Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1940 — Page 4

League Members Will

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Drive on

Mrs. A. C. Bohlen (left) will drive Peter Chance and Mrs. William H. Wemmer (right) Peg Abbey on the opening day’s program-of grand circuit racing Saturday at the State Fair Grounds. They are entered in the Invitational

Ladies Amateur, a mile dash.

Here Mrs. Wemmer (left) and Mrs. Bohlen compare their times. The Indianapolis Junior League, two women are members, is sponsoring the opening” day’s program.

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SOCIETY —

Box Sale Brisk for Opening Day Of Grand Circuit on Saturday

Boxholders for the opening Grand Circuit Races at ‘the State Fair Grounds have been announced by the Indianapolis Junior League, sponsor: The five-day harness meet opening Saturday, will continue on June 25, 26, 27 and 28. Next Monday and Saturday, June 29,

are being held open for races in case of rain on scheduled days. Among those reserving boxes are Messrs. and Mesdames W. P. Anderson, Carl Mote, J. I. Cummings, Otto Eisenlohr, W. A. Miskie men, Emery Sharp, Robert A. Adams, Cornelius Alig, David Andrews, William B. Ansted, William Ball, Bruce Bennett, Frank Binford, Meier Block, August Bohlen and Robert Bowes. - Others are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boyd, Palm Springs, Cal.; Messrs. and Mesdames Volney Brown, Joseph Cain, Woods Caperton Jr, D. L. Chambers, William H. Coleman, Bowman Elder, Richard Fairbanks Sr, A. Hastings Fiske, John M. Moore, Howard Fieber, William Munk, Nicholas Noyes, Perry O'Neal, A. Kiefer Mayer, Charles Mayer, E. B. Martindale, Leo McNamara, Perry Lesh, Charles Latham and Russell Ryan. Messrs. and Mesdames H. C. Krannert, William Kaufman, Otto Frenzel Jr, Ted Griffith, William Griffith, Joseph Hanna, Paul ~ Hargitt, Samuel Runnells Harrell, William Higgins, Benjamin Hitz, William Hogan, John Hollett; Sylvester Johnson, Frederick Holliday, Carl Wallerich, Henry Ridgeley, Conrad Ruckelhaus, W. Richardson Sinclair and Mr. Louis Schwitzer Jr. : Messrs. and Mesdames Samuel Sutphin, Robert’ Sweeney. Booth Tarkington, W..J. Taylor, William H. Wemmer, Russell White, William Wiggins, Russel Williams and Herbert Woollen; Mesdames Frank Fox, Keyes Atkins, Frederic Ayres, Albert Beveridge, Hortense Rauh Burpee, Frank Stalnaker, William Stokely, Raymond P, Van Camp, Georgia White and Willlam T. Eisenlohr; Ralph Norwood, Hugh McK. Landon, Charles Gross, Miss Irving Moxley and Miss Josephine Madden. : Mrs. Wemmer is general chairman of the race opening. Other chairmen tickets; Miss ‘Madden, boxes; Mrs. Wallace Tomy, treasurer; Mrs. Donald Mattison, publicity, and Mrs. Clifford Arrick and Miss Elizabeth Watson, block reservations.

Christamore Society to Complete Season

The season’s final meeting: of the Christamore Aid Society will be a luncheon tomorrow at the Woodstock Club. The meeting originally was scheduled for last Tuesday. . New members of the society who will attend are Mesdames Wile liam L. Fortune Jr. Marlow W. Manion, Arthur Shea, Norman Perry Jr. and Robert Stempfel and the Misses Ann Noble Johnston, Mary Sheerin Kuhn and Joanne Dissette.

Country Club Bridge Wednesday

Mrs. Herbert S. King is chairman of the committee in charge of the ladies’ luncheon-bridge at the Indianapolis Country Club Wednesday. The luncheon will be served at 12:30 pom.

Meridian Hills Young People Plan Outing

A moonlight swimming party followed by a wiener roast is planned for Meridian Hills Country Club young persons at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Alvin Baer, swimming instrutor, is assisting a junior come mittee in making arrangements. The committee includes Misses Mary Jo McGuire, Jean Stackhouse, Sue Gabe and Mildred Orr, John Noble, James Murray Jr., Fred Flickinger and George O'Neil. The club’s annual ladder climb competition has started and classes have been organized. After Thursday children’s classes will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays with various divisions receiving instructions from 10 to 11:30 a. m. Advanced swimmers training for ‘Red Cross junior and senior life saving awards will receive instructions from 10 to 11 a. m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Women’s classes also are being organized. Meridian Hills will compete with other at Hig club teams be-

of the committee in charge are: Mrs. Howard Fieber,

ginning July 1 when Meridian Hills will swim at Highland and Hillcrest at Woodstock. Other schedules for the season include Woodstock at Meridian Hills and Hillcrest at Highland on July 22; Meridian Hills at Hillcrest and Highland at Woodstock on Aug. 5; High- _ land at Meridian Hills and Woodstock at Hillcrest on Aug. 19, and the annual four club championship meet later in August. : Swimming activities at Meridian Hills are in charge of the club committee, led by James L. Schell, chairman, assisted by Verne A. Trask, Mrs. Harry L. Foreman and Arthur O. Pittenger.

Arlington Horse Show Closes

The tenth annual Arlington Horse Show closed Saturday night before an audience of more than 2500 persons who watched the judge ing of 11 classes including three stake events. There was, in addition, an impromptu class for grooms during which the crowd yelled itself hoarse with pleas to “Let ‘er rack, Butch,” “Come on, Lightnin’,” and “Pin that ribbon on Willie!” ae 4 ? First place in the William H. Block Co. $500 stake for three gaited horses went to Stephen Foster, owned by Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Eckhart of Winnetka, Ill. Creo Belle of Mar-Mac Farms, Westville, Ind, placed second and Carolane’s Pride, J & B Stables, Lexington, Ky., was third. : ean In the L. Strauss & Co. $500 stake for five-gaited stallion, mare or gelding, Emily Genius owned by the Eckharts was first; Radiant King, J & B Stables, second, and Lucy Whirlwind, Orchard Lawn Farm, Muncie, Ind., third. ; ey] , Miss Lucy Kaufman's Demopolis placed first in the Dr. P. O. Bonham & Sons $150 stake for Indiana owned and amateur-shown* hunters. Mr. Somebody, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemmer was second .and Mt. Adam, owned by Mrs. William Munk, was . third. io Winners and owners in other classes were: Open jumping, pere formance only—Runnymede, E. M. Morris, South Bend, Ind., first; Bookie, R. W. Teeguardan, second; Queen Marie, Marian, Wilson, Zionsville, Ind., third. Model hunter—Hector; Mr. and Mrs. Wemmer, first; Demopolis, Miss Kaufman, second; Mr. Somebody, Mr. and Mrs. Wemmer, third. > Model three-gaited—Good Judgment, Miss Margaret. Emmert, Chicago, first; Fern Peavine, Green Valley Farm, Wheaton, Ill. second; Patience Rewarded, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hastings Piskqy third. Child rider, 14 to 18—Miss Hazel ‘Jane Abraham, first; Miss Joyce Harris Lexington, Ky., second, and Miss Marilyn Richards, third. « x Open hackney single—Superb, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Sprout, Ham mond, Ind. first; entry of Landes & Davis, Paris, Ill, sepond, and Seldom Idle Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Sprout, third. Model five-gaited— Kalarama Rita, Mr, and Mrs. Fiske, first; My Enchantress, Miss Ruth

= Suekoff, Wilmette, Ill, second, and Dark Orchid, Mar-Mac Farms, third

Amateur owner and rider, three-gaited—Good Judgment, first Carolanne’s Pride, second, and Sonatina, Happy Hollow Stables, Ft.

Wayne, Ind, third. Three-gaited combination saddle pony—The

Debonair, Robert Mannix, first; Dashing Duchess, Miss Jane Howell, ~ Roulsyille, Ky, second, and an entry of Landes & Davis, third,

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(D. A. R. Units Honor Flag

Two flag Day luncheons were included in recent state activities of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Twin Forks Chapter met at the home of Mrs. Stephen Burk at Harrison, O., and the John Conner Chapter of Connersville met

in the First Baptist Church at Connersville. 3

opened with a playlet, “The Flag Maker,” after which the following state chairmen spoke: Mrs. Margaret N. Dietrich, Lawrenceburg, Ind. conservation; Mrs. Stephen

. |Burk, approved schools; Mrs. Ken-

neth D. Coffin, advancement of American music, and Mrs. Noble W. Hiatt, correct use, of the flags. Mrs. Roscoe C. O'Byrne, Brookville, Ind., national Good Citieznship chairman, and Mrs. Frank R. Baker, state corresponding secretary, also were present. - Mrs. Hubert L. Hornung, regent, gave a resume of what the chapter has accomplished during the last year. Guests at the John Conner Chapter meeting were the following state officers: Mrs.. J. Harold Grimes, Danville, vice regent; Mrs. Oran E. Ross, - Winchester; ‘central director; Mrs. Voyle Marvindale, Cambridge City, recording secretary, and Mrs. Baker. Mrs. R. H. Owens, chapter regent, presided. Mrs. Catherine Hull, conservation chairman, reported on work the chapter is doing for the Red Cross and presented $25 to the Red Cross. ’ A play, “Yankee Doodle to the Rescue,” was presented by a group of 22 junior high school pupils directed by Miss Cora G. Sutton.

Memorial Aids Cancer Army

A contribution of $30 as a memorial to Mrs. James Renihan, a member who died recently, has been made by the Indianapolis auxiliary of the Indiana Firemen’s Association to the Women’s Field Army of the American Society for Control of Cancer, it was announced today at state headquarters of the field army in the Claypool Hotel. _ Several contributions have been received since active solicitation of funds stopped June 1. Employees of the Indianaoplis Postoffice contributed $127.50. Others are the Et Cetera Club, $10; Joan of Arc Woman’s Club, $5; Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside, and the International Travel-Study Club, $10. Miss Grace Jackson, executive secretary of the Women’s Field Army, has received $376.91 from Tippecanoe County, Mrs. John W. Townsend, captain; $246.20 from Shelby County, Mrs. Carl Walker, captain; $124.10. from Harrison County, Mrs. Robert Stepro, Corydon, captain; $111.36 from Gibson County, Mrs. Virgil McCarty, Princetown, captain; $230.50 from Allen County, sent by Dr. Jessie

~|Calvin, 12th District commander,

and $50 from Mead, Johnson & Co., Evansville, since . the campaign closed.

13 Guild Units Set Meetings

Thirteen chapters of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild, including the new home nursing

-{chapter, which will meet Thursday,

are scheduled to hold their monthly meetings in the Nurses’ Home this

-{ week.

The Temple Sisterhood chapter has announced that its annual garden party will be at 1:30 p. m. June 25 at the country home of Mrs. Harold Platt, north of the city. Mrs. Herbert PF, Sudranski is president. A contribution of $10 for the Tiny Tim fund has been received by the

the. Meridian Street Methodist Church. Miss Jean Ober is president of the class. The schedule of meetings for the week is: Plainfield, Office and Grace Methodist Business Women’s its, today; Meridian Heights and ew Jersey units, tomorrow; Alpha Omicron Alpha, St. Paul and Mary Hanson Carey Research chapters, Wednesday; Mother Guild and Home Nursing chapters, Thursday; Riverside Park and Unity chapters, Friday, and Wallace Street Presbyterian Girls’ auxiliary, Saturday.

The Twin Forks Chapter meeting

-{denhall,

Guild from the senior girls’ class of

5427 Washington Blvd. Appointments for the party will be in red and white. The hostesses will be assisted by their mothers, Mrs. James E. Rocap and Mrs. Emil G. Winter. Guests besides Miss Messick will include her mother, Mrs. Edward N. Messick, and her sister, Miss Frances Messick, and Mesdames L. Victor Brown, Thomas Butz, Clyde Clark, Ralph Coblentz, Robert Fessler, Herbert P. Kenney Jr., Charles Steger and Clay Trueblood.

Other guests will be Misses

| Gladys Hawickhorst, Dorothy Lyons,

Marjorie Mueller, Harriet Neu, Bernadeen Patrick, Charlotte Peele, Dorothy Powers, Virginia Sheely ond Elizabeth Williamson and Mrs. William Fizer, Dayton, O.. Mrs. Kenney, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Christian A. Brinkman, entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Messick. Misses Sheely, Powers and Peele also had a miscellaneous shower for her recently. Mrs. John E. Messick and her daughter Betty will entertain with a personal shower Saturday, and Mrs. Trueblood, assisted by Mrs. Coblentz, will have a party for which the date has not been set. ” ” 2

Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Marjorie Anne Piersol, Jamestown, Ind, niece of Oliver M. Piersol, Danville, Ind., to Ray E. Lillenberg, son of Mrs. Anna Lillenberg of Davenport, Iowa. The wedding was June 1 in the new home of the couple at 3720 N. Pennsylvania St. The Rev. John Goodpasture; Mendota, Ill, brother-in-law of the bride, officiated. Mrs. Lillenberg is a graduate of Indiana University and is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. They have returned from a motor trip to New Orleans and are at home at the Pennsylvania St. address. : 2 2 ”

Mrs. Richard Rosanova, who was Miss Francis Matz before her marriage May 30, was honor guest at a bridal shower given .recently by Miss. Josephine Watson at her home, 3142 Kenwood Ave. Guests were Mesdames B. A. Unversaw, Mary Watson, George Roseinger, Isabelle Has e, Vaughan Akard, Bobbie Werts, Frank Lalley and H. H. Swenson, Miss Gerry Lose and Miss Catherine Robbins. 2 ® ”

Honor guest at a miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Vera Card and Miss Martha Yeager at Miss Card’s home in Camby, Ind. was Miss Clementeen Record, daughter of Perry Record, whose marriage to William Haverstick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Haverstick of Camby, will be Friday. The bridal colors of pink, blue and white were used in appointments for the party. Guests with the - bride-toshe included her aunts, Miss Nell Record, Miss Helen Record, Mrs. Roy Record and Mrs.

stick, Vernice Moon, C. N. Nunamaker, Everett Horton, Ray MenRobert Smith, Kenneth Dowden, Robert Baldwin, Kenneth Foltz, Ralph Daily, Charles Riddle, G. H. Baldwin, Garland Samuels, Horace Halpin, James Emmert, Harry Lugar and Tilford Bailey. Other guests were Mesdames Sterling . Hollingsworth, Thomas Myers, Donald Moore and Harold Rinne and the Misses Faye Mendenhall, Rosalie Harrison, Helen Andrews, Mildred Stout, Martha Haworth, Katherine Byers, Monella Scott, Jean Gibbons, Frances Beasley, Lucille Madttox, Frieda Marvel and Julia Williams. The hostesses will be assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Lionel Card and Mrs. Bert F.

Yeager. ‘

Miss Joann McDermed, whose marriage to J. Wayne Huston will be June 30, was honor guest at a cocktail party and crystal shower given yesterday by Miss Bette Shanks and Miss Bulah Skinner at Miss Shanks’ home, 2530 Brookside Parkway, N. Drive. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee McDermed, 3760 Forest Manor Ave, and Mr. Huston is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Huston, 3125 E, Michigan

Morris Record; Mesdames Haver-|

Party to Honor Marian Messick; Marjorie Anne Piersol Is Bride; Mrs. Rosanova Guest at Shower

Showers for brides-to-be, the scheduling of parties and a marriage announcement are included in today’s nuptial news. Miss Marian Messick, whose marriage to Joseph Harold Davidson will be June 29 in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, will be honor guest tomorrow night at a kitchen shower given by Misses Rosemary and Eileen Rocap and Leonora and Dorothy Winter at the Rocap home,

St. The wedding will be in the Irvington Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Fay Shanks assisted the hostesses. Appointments for the party were in pastel shades. Guests with the bride-to-be and her mother included Mesdames Lawrence Lykins, Robert Schaub, Merarill Hamiiton, Frank Ryan Jr., Elmer Mabey, Winston Cox, Jack .Iselin, D. PF. Powan, John Trout; Sylvan G. Bush, Everett Hayes and Glenn J. Pell. Other guests were Misses Marilee. Leonberger, Dorothy Bruce, Mary Caldwell,. Dorothy Robison, Betty Todd, Esther Howe, Jane Ann and Olive Gardner, Zona Maze, Mary Elizabeth Pell, ElDean Thompson, Juanita Skinner and Jean Meek. :

Riviera Honor Workers Listed

The honor roll of Riviera Club members who did outstanding work during the club’s invitational membership drive was announced recently at a chicken dinner for approximately 70 persons who participated. Leading. team captains were Rollin French, William Kassenberg, Williain Swope, Ray Dorr, Emmet Green, Elmer Julien and William Hawthorne. Top ranking individuals included Mr. French, Mr. Dorr and Roy Huse. Individuals bringing in five or more new members and who were given seats at the honor table included Messrs. and Mesdames C. W,

Cole, John Dougherty, Dorr, French, os

Huse, Julien, Donald Millholland, W. Mager Dickson, Swope, Raymond Cashon,. R. W, Carlisle, R. S. Winchester and Dr. and Mrs. George E. King. Others were Mesdames E. P. Bayless, James F. Brown, Paul L. Crimins, William Hughes, D. W. Montgomery, G. H. Rossebo, Robert Shelhorn, F. E. Spindel, C. J. Corbin, N. H. Coulon, A. F. Joy and George Schaler; Messrs. Herman Champer, William Hawthorne, E. D. Finley, S. B. Scott and D. J. O'Connor; Dr. W. W. Peet and Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw. f

St. Roch’s Dance Set

St. Roch’s C. Y. O. Club will hold its last dance of the season from 9 p. m. to 12 p. m. tomorrow in the church hall, 3600 S. Meridian St. All C. Y. O. groups in the city are invited to attend. Music will be provided by the Commanders, dance band.

Florence Schulz Hostess

Miss Florence Schulz, 838 N. Oxford St., will be hostess to the Las Amigas Club tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. After a business meeting, the group will go to Little America, the amusement park.

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Legion Group Elects Afficers

Mrs. Ben Frey recently was elected president of the Madden Nottingham American Legion Auxiliary. Other officers are: Mrs. Earl Farmer, first vice president; Mrs. Orval Robenson, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Beckham, secretary; Mrs. Charles Ogle, assistant secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth McFall, treasurer, and Mrs. Harry Lorber, ser-geant-at-arms. Mrs. William Gobbert was elected chaplain; Mrs. Orval Hamilton and Mrs. I. R. Boner, delegates-at-large, and Mrs. Wilfred Bradshaw and Mrs. Boner, delegates to the Gary, Ind., convention. Plans have been made for a picnic June 25 at the summer home of Mrs. Malcolm Fields. The unit also plans to sponsor the Wico-Wicango group of the Camp Fire Girls. |

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Newly elected officers of the John H. Holliday Jr. Auxiliary of the American Legion recently met at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Wildridge, retiring president. Incoming officers who attended were Mrs. E. R. Kreuger, president; Mrs. Lloyd Claycombe vice president; Mrs. W. W, Peet, treasurer; Mrs. Wayne Temple, secretary; Mrs. Jesse Johnson, charlein, and Mrs. Earl Finley, historian. : : Committee chairmen and two directors for the coming year were appointed. © Announcement of the appointments will be made at a meeting June 29. :

Grotto Auxiliary Meets at Camp

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wald entertained the decorating committee of the Women’s Auxiliary to Sahara Grotto yesterday at Wald’s Camp. A covered dish luncheon and supper were served. . A luncheon will be held at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday for the telephone committee at the home of Mrs. Hervey Richardson, 520 E. 11th St. Mrs. Casper Kempf will assist the hostS.

Mrs. Harry Halter will be in charge of the Auxiliary meeting Wednesday night at 8 p. m. at the Grotto Home.

0. E. 8. Auxiliary

Golden Rule Auxiliary, Order of the Eastern Star, was to meet at noon today-at the home of Mrs.

EVENTS

SORORITIES Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Sigma. 6:30 p. m. ‘today. Food Craft Shop. Supper and bridge. Beta Chapter, Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Max R. Forrest, 840 N. Gray, hostess. Social meeting. Lambda Chi Delta. 8 p. m. Tues. Miss Norma Cunningham, 5410 W. Washington, hostess. Beta Chapter, Omega Phi Tau. 8 p. m. Wed. Washington Hotel. Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 8 p. m. Wed. Lincoln Hotel.

.LODGES Indianapolis 137, Ladies’ Society of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers. Noon Tues. Castle Hall. June birthday luncheon. Northwestern Tent 4415, Royal Neighbors of America. 8 p. m. Wed. 28th and Rader Sts. Mrs. Zylpha Salyards, presiding officer. Corinthian Chapter, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Wed. Evergreen Masonic Temple, 2515 W. Washington. Mrs. Mamie Butler, worthy matron. William Rae Kester, worthy patron. Father’s Day and Flag Day program. :

Kersting Studio

Presents Revue

Dances by Miss Martha Light will be featured in the 17th annual dance revue of the Kersting Studio at 8:30 p. m. today and tomorrow at the Fountain Square Theater. Other students who are participating are the Misses Donas Clark, Dorothy Hunter, Millie Scott, Mari-

lyn Becker, Patty Day, Marilyn Ashingter, Esther Cates, Imogene Miller, Marva Jean Bartle, Mary Louise Peters, Mary Louise Owens, Alline Spickelmier, Mary Lou Hargis, Rosemary Ann Marsh, Dorothy Ann Kennedy, Lee Fay Waterson, Beverly Henry, Sue Carolyn | Hostetler, Elizabeth Hostetler, Mary Ann Short, Gloria Thomas, Barbara Rosell and Phyllis Rosell. | Also included are Barry Bartle, Paul A. Zartman Jr, and Richard McGrath. Joe Kersting will be master of ceremonies. Miss Kay Jackson and Mrs. Vergil Henry are the pianists. Instructors are Mr. Kersting, Lydia Kersting Stanley and Ruthanne Kersting Muftters-

Hannah Hiatt, 4800 S. East St.

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Center to Get 13 From I. U.

Thirteen of the 27 nurses ‘who were graduated this month from the Indiana University Training School for Nurses will be on the nursing staff of the I. U. Medical Center here. | 3 They are: Roberta Alexander, Frankfort, Ind.; Zerelda ' Christie and Opal Foxworthy, Brazil, Ind.; Juanita Gaudin, Vevay, Ind.; Ruth Langdon, Wheatfield,"Ind.; Rettalou McCullough, Oakland City; Ind.: James Jeanne Riddle and ‘Mary Elizabeth Ruddell, Sullivan, Ind.; Mildred Scifres, Seymour, Indi; Doris Smith and ‘Ruth Steinkamp, Huntingburg, Ind.; Thelma Turpen, Sullivan, Ind.; and Margaret Jean Williams, Hope, Ind. Five | of the graduates will do private duty, and seven have ace cepted ' appointments on various other hospital staffs. Adidtional hospital assignments are: Alice Jane Archbold, Decatur, Ind, Indianapolis .Public Health Nursing Association; Audrey Daniel, Thornton, Ind, Witham: Memorial

. | Hospital of Lebanon; Anne Louise

Gladman, Los Angeles, and Marguerite McDonel, Elwood, Ind., Mercy Hospital of Elwood; Helen Erma Mitchell, «Bedford, Ind., ‘and Bonnie Wright, Tunnelton, Ind., Dunn Memorial Hospital of Bedford, and Mary Louise Stoelting, Syracuse, Ind., Epworth Hospital of. South Bend. Nurses who are doing private duty are Cassie Bammer, Princeton, Ind.; Mary Dumenric, ‘Hammond; Valeda Jefferis, New Castle, Ind.; Frieda Peters, Huntingburg, Ind.; and Kathleen Remley, Crawfords~ ville, Ind.

Sponsor Card Party

A luncheon and card party will be sponsored by the women of St. Philip Neri Church at . 12:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Food Craft Shop. Mrs. B. T. Jones is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Emma: Vaughn and Mrs. R. C. Bell,

0. E. S. Meets Tonight

Irvington Chapter 364, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Irvington Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-

gar Rennoe are worthy patron and

matron.

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