Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1941 — Page 14

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SEEK TO BETTER AMERICAN DIET

Nation-Wide Campaign Is Outlined to Help | National Defense.

cussed by Dr. Russell M. Wilder, | Rochester, Minn. i A recent study indicated, Dr. | Wilder said, “that no more than a|

Here Comes the Circus

CENTRAL AGAIN

College Expects 1 1500 From Four States for High School Day Program. |

An annual affair that started 12 years ago because a United Brethren | minister wanted Dr. I. J. Good, In-| diana Central College president, to | remain in his office one afternoon to talk to a group of young people about college, will be repeated tomorrow. More than 1500 boys and girls

from Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota are expected at Indiana Central tomorrow for the High School Day program. | The program started with that

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minister and his small group. Dr. "Good asked other groups with the same thing on their mind to come

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or 40 youths. Six hundred came. | Broken sizes and colors only! Some slightly soiled!

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The program will open in the col- | lege gymnasium at 9:15 a. m. with| Dress or Sports Models! the college band, under direction of | Eugene Mogle, giving a half- hour | concert, Following the concert," Maxine Black of Lafayette and Wavelene! Babbitt of Dunkirk, college seniors; ! George Jacobs of Decatur, Ill, a junior, and Kenneth Kraft of Day-| ton, O,, a sopnomore, will give talks.

quarter of the families of the United | | States have diets that can be rated | as good, that little more than a| third have diets rating as fair and | that another third or more have | diets classed as poor.’ | Accentuated by the strain of the | all-out defense effort, this is a threat to the “moral and mental fiber” of the people, Dr. Wilder said. |

The standard elephant carries his rumble seat on the front. This elephant, who is standard, is carrying Esther Leonard (left) and Helen Costello in his rumble seat, otherwise known as a trunk. All Poor nutrition is known to be a| three are with the Cole Bros. Combined Circus which will play Indian-

a of fear, inefficiency and HE apolis May 3 and 4 at the grounds, Southeastern and Keystone Aves. | axity.

a LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Moose Women Sponsor Party —| Drill Team to Meet—"Our Drill oo)j00e department of religion, will The Women of the Moose will spon-| Team” of the W. W. M. & B. No. 5 speak on “The College Objective.”

sor a card party Sunday night at! > : the Moose Temple. Hostesses will be will meet tomorrow night at the

Mrs. Prudence Alber, Red Cross home of Mrs. Emma Winteringham, chairman, and Mrs. Lydia Watkins,|652 S. New Jersey St. throughout the program by the col-|

Mooseheart chairman. Chu | 0. E. S. Chapter to Meet — The|lege choir, male chorus, mixed Monday evening the Ladies Dram Naomi Chapter, O. E. S., will meef | quartet, male quartet and brass | and Bugle Corps will NO tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the home | quartet. | monthly birthday party with Mrs. yg pena Gilmore, 262 S. Audu-| Dr. Good, who will have charge Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Georgette , ..~pa.q Mrs. Ruby Maehler is|of the program, will address high Powell and Miss Ruth Matillo as president. | school seniors at a special session. honored guests | At noon the visitors will be lunch- : but The Corps will go to Frankfort | Optimists to Hear Col. Rodda — eon guests of the college and later Wednesday afternoon as guests of | Lieut. Col. Bertram Rodda of the they will see a play by the Dramatic the Frankfort Chapter, W. O. T. M.| salvation Army will speak on “Cru- | Club and tour the campus. They| 'sading for Tomorrow” at the Opti-| will be guests at a baseball game Groups Plan Entertainment—The .. Club luncheon tomorrow at the | hetween Indiana Central and Man- |

Glass Bottle Blowers Association Columbia Club ballroom. | chester College. and its auxiliary will sponsor an en- —

tertainment for members and, M-R Club Plans Party— friends Saturday evening at State] | Club will sponsor a pillow piv Ne and Hoyt Aves. A feature will be party at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in be

selections by the Kitchen Band, Odd Fellows Hall, Prospect and the cream left in—and nothing

composed of auxiliary members who East Sts. Marguerite Dillon : EN TER’ Only water is evapo- play | on kitchen utensils. chairman. art adde nly si s irradiated with *‘sun- | The three-day Southern IndianaHd erie D wlires violet | CHARGE SHORTAGE IN Indian Carase' Ohio Conference of the Missouri shine’ NTINGTON COUNTY | Synod of the Lutheran Church at rays. Wilson's | HU Si T St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 11th bies thrive on WiisO | y ings omorrow | | St. and Templ Da 2 | HUNTINGTON, md. April 24 (U eI enti 100IaY, Milk — and it’s » ; le) 1H ¥ 4 von C wit Commits] CHIEF HO-TO-PIL. fil | The Rev. H. D. Boyer, executive are. AS ).—Huntington County is- a uil- | secretary of the Lutheran Orphaneasy to DE Wil: sioners today received a report from blooded North Cheyenne Indian [age here, spoke on “Our Work in! Entire S Stock! your grocer the State Board of Accounts charg-| acclaimed as the Indian Caruso, | the Field of Child Care.” | son's. € : oh ab | will give a concert at 8 p. m. to- At a devotional service last night, LITA bh) ing Mrs. Pauline Fairchild, former! morrow in the World War Me- | the Rev. R. C. Stuckmevyer, pastor Coronet County Treasurer, with a total morial under sponsorship of the of the Lutheran Church in Mays- J shortage of $23.280 in 1939 and 1940 City Union of the Dings Daugh- | ville. Ky. spcke on “We Preach lane accounts, Christ Crucified.” A large assortment of Examiners Frank Simon and John The Rev. W. C. Birkner. secretary former $1 and $2 Hats Louis said Mrs. Fairchild had ad- union president, is in charge of Of missions, announced that a num- in dark or light colors mitted that a deposit of $23374 In| {0 1oeram and Mrs. C. M. Davis | ber of new churches are being built, ..some slightly mussed the Bippus State Bank as shown in| is publicity chairman. Miss Helen including the Calvary Lutheran from handling. the report was “erroneous | Quig will be accompanist. | Church in Edgewood. Martin Daib |

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Dark and light colors, prints! Broken sizes

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Broken sizes for Misses and Women

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(47) Formerly $10.95 and $14.95 Coats

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Special Music Planned Special music will be provided |

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On the evening of the concert, |0f Chicago, representing the Luth-| tickets will be available at the |€ran Laymen’'s League, spoke of the

J -~ y | success of the Lutheran Hour) 9 Col. Hsieh Ching-Yuan, command- | 730 and 8 p Cn Joby ‘between broadcasts. { oh | Martin

er of the famous Chinese oe New officers are the Rev. battalion,” died today of sta Ilse of Cincinnati, chairman; the wounds inflicted by four members WORKER DIES OF BURNS Rev. Arthur Scheidt of Lexington, of his battalion who said they Ky.. secretary, and the Rev, August it because of his “bad Ce MUNCIE, Ind. April 24 (U. P). Brauer of Columbus, Ind. vice The battalion has been interned in | Leonard Neely, 43, died yesterday chairman. | the International Settlement since of burns received Sunday in a —— escaping to safety after standing off Muncie factory when gasoline he

the Japanese at Godown. was using caught fire. Willkie Looting,

| Plans Trip East

fea gl ed RUSHVILLE, Ind. April 24 (U. | 3 uv % a t I a m e ? * ee . 3 ‘ P.;).—Wendell Willkie began a 10Y & ® day visit in Rushville today by ®% | “loafing around” his five Rush County farms, | He and Mrs. Willkie are staying at the home of her mother, Mrs. Cora Wilk. They arrived from New York vesterday. Mr. Willkie said his visit would be interrupted by a business trip to Pittsburgh later in the week. He also said he would attend a dinner to be given for him May 3 in Washington by newspapermen who accompanied him on his campaign tour. | Mr. Willkie said he planned to | begin work May 10 as senior part- | | |

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d pause an 15 Price Sale! Girdles! Corsets!

1.00 GIRDLES . . NOW 50c $1.69 GIRDLES . . NOW 85¢ $2.00 GIRDLES . . NOW §1.00

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LAUDS INSURANCE | FOR PROBATE CASH

Life insurance is an excellent | | means of providing ready cash to! pay estate taxes and expenses inci- | dental to the probating of an estate, Probate Court Judge Smiley N. Chambers told members of the Indianapolis Association of Life Un- | derwriters at their luncheon today at the Claypool Hotel. “It should be remembered,” Judge Chambers said, “that the probating and distribution of an estate requires at best a considerable time. But time and expense are saved and litigation avoided when estate mat- | ters are handled in an orderly man- | ner before the death of the owner |of an estate, be it large or small. “There should be a carefully drawn will, kept up to date, and proper records to aid in estate ad3 | ministration.”

2 INJURED OUTSIDE COUNTY DIE HERE

Two men, injured in traffic accidents outside of Marion County Tuesday, died in Methodist Hospital yesterday. Robert Scott of Louisville was fatally injured on Highway 31 south of Franklin when he lost control of his car and crashed into a truck. Marshall Wales of Charlottesville died of injuries received in an accident near Charlottesville.

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