Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1940 — Page 18

ig me. a i ie GE THIAN oodles House— [IN(other' of 500 Girls of Sunshine Class OVERNOR W0OS Sure She'll Be 'Lost' in New Florida Home WALLACE VOTES = roesuress

| Motherly Mrs. §. E. Lateral and Ji i a A OPEN EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK

| | United Brethren Church 21 years : Lo . po : ago. : : : | 0 ens 1 ive. | The high spirits of those present IE 3 EYES hens Intensive Five Day were dimmed only by the fact that [EE

| S eakin Tri T r [ next month Mrs. Latteral| is leaving pe g p h ough Indianapolis for St. Petersburg, Fla.,

lowa, Nebraska. to make her home. i od After teaching the class for more : ; : I Ll ] By EARL RICHERT than 1000 Sundays, Mrs. Latteral . BER ee :

: : . |said- she is *“going to be lost” on Governor Townsend is performing sunday mornings when |she is in yeoman service this week for the Florida. Democratic Party in Iowa and| Mrs. Latteral organized the class Nebraska—states leaning Repub- for girls from “19 until they marry.” lican according to last week’s Gal- More than 500 girls have attended &: fs d | . lup Poll. | the class in the past and [Mrs. Lat- as } 5 Na : 2 He opened an intensive five-day teral said she can remember them 3 : : =

speaking campaign yesterday with all. : : 5 ol \ two speeches, He talked yesterday] Wearing a white dress and a one- i ; i Both for Only afternoon at Independence, Ia., and red-rose corsage, Mrs. Latteral sat fF : EX ; —~— Es : last night, at Oelwein, Ia. |in the basement Soembly room of x : Ter) fe

He was to deliver a radio address the church last night surrounded by SE Eg Ea : at noon today at Mason City, Ia. her class. ; : ah i and to talk tonight at a Democratic| In this same room the| girls and | rally at Spencer, Ia. their teacher have gathered for two Be | .

' Speaking for Wallace decades. As the years went by the Miss Beryl Snively (left), one of Mrs. S. E. Latteral’s “daugh- “and : |faces in the class changed buf ters” and Mrs. Latteral. up - The Governor is speaking pri- | smiling bright eyed Mrs. Latteral : . : oy, | manly 0 his friend, Henry A. loved them all with equal enthu- much good the class has done or, ] Sa Tk ois se ioty- Tn stalied® Korally yvallace, the Democratic vice pres- siasm. how many people it has benefited. . ~ il .. Completely Installe oca Bential noice who was here yes-| Some girls continued to pttend the But the teacher and her pupils EVANSVILLE POLICE J oe i Lal) . NO MONEY DOWN eraay, but he is also asking support | classes for more than justi a year or know that it has brought him ; : : : sw 1st Monthly Payment Nov. 15th o the entire Democratic ticket. (wo. Miss Beryl Snively,| president closer to the church. The Rev. R. E. MAKE DEFENSE PLAN ; 1 0 d Ni li i ; IE 1S talks are sponsored by the Agri-|of the group, has attended for 11 Webber, pastor of the church, also : ‘ > FN 3 n i girs Division ot the Democratic years. Miss Marion Thompson has shares this belief. P a - Cpe 13 ay A 2 [|= : nal Committee. been a member for 13 years and! 'A “mother” to more than 500 P.).—Layout plans of major ¢ §- Fi ; _ The Governor's political activity Miss Jessie McCallie has attended girls, Mrs. Latteral is the mother of trial plants were asked today by po- | : El Thermostat Included CONTROLS WORK WHILE YOU REST! 1s said in Political circles here to be the class since 1920, the year after three sons. 1 lice as aid to defense measures. | y i il 48 S : the “tipoff” to his scheduled ap- the group was organized. | db Police Chief William Hyland re- | 1 1 i f At No Extra Charge! Fill the hopper once a day—the automatic controls ] 5

pointment to a high post in the De-| The Sunshine Class plans to have! ACTRESS GETS DIVORCE quested information from industrial | do the rest. New 1941 features—attractive thermo-

partment of Agriculture after he a reunion at this time each year. LOS ANGELES Sept. 24 (U. P.). heads. ] 1® #13 : stat maintains uniform room temperature; limit Jeaves the Govemors chair—that Mrs. Latteral thinks “maybe I can —Leda Nikova broadway actress,| He asked particularly that vital GEER AL oss Value. electric, double-setting thermo. switch prevents overheating; fire pilot control pres, ¥ in! e ’ ’ . { , SBE s inc iw very stoker, ear- . . i i i . 4 in Novos; if the Democrats win come back for the annual party, was granted a divorce yesterday |spots such as water mains, gas 1 Ria acide WHE every eur na Tons vents fires from going out in mild weather; baro: . | anyhow.

; nuel G. Frank, Hollywood mains and electric switchboards be EEE {emperature any hour of night—raises if metric draft control prevents down drafts, and gives Tomorrow night the Governor is! 4 i . | from Ema , : 1 fi before you arise in the morning. Uniform i : ! 1© There is no way of knowing how ' agent. marked. ] is fer fami < ! Mara to make a radio address at Shenan- | J ] g how agent ; temperature means greater fuel economy doah, Ia, in place of Mr. Wallace, |

ao nginally Sas scheduled to : . THE ak a ; “Thursday he wil speak at sor) HILT ERE LOANS MORRI NO ENDORSERS trice, Neb.,, in the afternoon, and| |

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at Madison, Neb., that nignt. Friday he will address a’ noon! rally at Wayne, Neb., and that night | he will speak at a meeting at Hol- | dredge, Neb., in the heart of the | former drought area. | The Holdredge meeting will end the Iowa-Nebraska tour, but there! will be no “breather” for the Gov-| ernor. | He will return here Saturday and | go directly to Louisville, Ky., where | he will be the principal speaker at | a five-state Negro Democratic rally! there that night. ;

Busy Next Week The rally is being held under the!

auspices of the Midwestern Negro| Democratic Association. | He will speak at three Indiana Democratic rallies on successive! nights next week. Monday night he will speak at Auburn, Tuesday | night at Wabash and Wednesday night at Alexandria. Thursday night | he is scheduled to attend the corn festival at Fowler. |

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18-year-old Mary Garrison of Flora, | y chosen last night as the 1940 Queen. | ji Ld 3 Ney . ; The Queen and her 14 attendants. CN {J \ Appraisals, LL es : - ed HEAT REGULATOR supervised by hostess Billie Stein- NS AE FY : Cai) _— With Double: Drainboard metz, will spend this week in Chi- | a : q " :

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