Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1941 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, MAY 2,

CITIZENS URGED

TO RENT ROOMS

Convention Bureau Seeks

Housing for Race and Shrine Visitors.

pected in Indianapolis for the 500-

Plans to house the crowds ex-

mile Memorial Day race and for

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the national Shrine convention al-|3

ready are being made by the Indian-|§

apolis Convention and Publicity Bureau, Henry T. Davis, manager, said today.

The convention of the Imperial

Council of the Ancient Arabic Or-

der of ‘the Nobles of the Mystic? 8hrine will be June 8 to 11. Between | &

20,000 and 25000 Shriners are ex-

pected. 3 Mr. Davis said the first step in

the housing setup is an appeal to

citizens to participate by listing the i

available furnished rooms in their - houses or apartments if they wish

the convention bureau to rent

«Citizens who wish to rent rooms should register at the bureau, 1201 Roosevelt Building. They will be asked to give a complete description of the rooms and the price. If the rooms are needed, the owners will be notified before the visitors are referred to them.

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STATE PARLEY SET BY SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army will give graphic demonstrations of its methods of attracting disciples and converts at a state-wide conference Saturday and Sunday. Conferences will be held in the World War Memorial Building, Saturday at 10:30 a. m., 2 and 3:15 p. m. > At 7:30 p. m. the 1000 members of the Youth Conference will gather in the auditoflum of Manual TrainThere’ massed bands from over the state designed to show the power of music to inspire faith, will play. An oratorical contest will seek to prove the power of words to sway converts. ' Contestants will be Rebecca Bartlett of Bloomington, Eleanor Wolfe of Goshen, William Brewer of Ft. Wayne and Blanche Kelly of Lafayette. The winner will be awarded a trip to Washington, D.C. Theme for the ‘Conference is “Christ for Youth—Youth for Christ.” Principal speaker Saturday afternoon wiil be Commissioner E. I. Pugmire of Chicago, Salvation Army Commander in the Central States. :

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Scholarship, extra-curricular and athletic awards this afternoon were presented to Washington oy School pupils at an Awards Dwg program highlighted by the crowning of May Queen Mary Lascu.

The May Queen was to be crowned at 8 p. m. while Shirley Thompson sang the “May Sonz.” Miss Lascu’s attendants were to ee Victoria Chace, Eileen Fink, Betty Litchfield, Opal J. Miller, Mabel Mohr and Virginia Steele. Harry Sullivan and Miss Litchfield were presented the Danforth Foundation book awards and Miss Mohr and Robert Vinard were given the George Washington Club scholarship placques. Miss Mohr also received a subscription to “The American Scholar” from Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. The Harvard Club of Indiana book award went to, Charles Petranoff. Laverne Warner won the medal presented by the Indianapolis Alumni Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor music sorority. The Psi Iota Xi sorority cash award went to Marie Pierce, and Delores Owens received the Business and Professional Women’s Club of ndianapolis cash award. Lloyd Scotten received a cash prize for his winning essay on “One Nation Indivisible,” from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lavelle-Gossett Post, V. PF. Military Department awards included: Service Club medal, Cadat First Sergt. Robert Davis; Indianapolis News award, 2d Lieut. Ellis Cripe; Award, Sergt. Charles. Hogue; La-velle-Gossett award, Company B.; Senior Class award, Maj. John Menchhofer; Cadet Officers Club award, Corp. Duane Ledbetter, and Sponsors awards, Norma Jackson, Miss Mohr, Rhodna Repcheff, Mary Lascu and Martha Metcalf. Awards also were given to. pupils on the High Honor Roll, those with

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y-two Star Store employees with service records ranging from 10 to 40 years yesterday were hon ored at an informal gathering at the store. Among those who received diamond pins from Robert Dolan’ (right), assistant store supervisor, were Joe Zaklan, who has 34 years service (left); Mrs. Anna Redmond, 33 years, and Omar Farthing, who leads the list with 40. years employment.

Pupils Honored for Year’ s Work at Washington H. S.

football; Carl Peterchefl, wk

ball, and Harold Rickenback, track. Shirley Mattal was presented for the Bruce Morrison Medal,

Mattal, Helen Phillips and Blanche Tulliski\ received girls’ athletics plaques. Outstanding pupils in the Engish,

commercial, home economics and industrial arts departments also were honored.

BIBLE SCHOOL GROUP

The annual Vacation Bible School

Institute, sponscred by the Area Di- | 2

rectors of Children’s Work and the Marion County Council of Christian Education, will open a two-day session tomorrow night at the Central

Christian Church.

E. T. Albertson, general secretary of the Indiana Council of Christian Education, will preside at tomor=row’s session, opening at 7:30 p. m. Miss Nellie C. Young, children’s minister of thé Central Christian Church, will lead panel discussions. Mrs. Boyd Gillespie will preside at

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6 RENAMED BY

3-Day Convention Closed: " Dr. Fred Leavell Is - President-Elect.

The Indiana State Dental Association and the State Association of Dental Assistants. closed their three-day convention here yesterday, with the elettion of officers. The Dental Association re-elected six officers. Dr. R. N. Douglas’ of Elkhart, previously had been in-

stalled president to succeed Dr. B. J. ||

Westfall of Indianapolis. Dr. Fred Leavell was named president-elect.

Re-elected officers were Dr. E. B.|

Ewbank of Kingman secretary; Dr. William Bogie of Vincennes, treasurer; Dr. Guthrie P. Carr of Lafayette, executive cemmittesman; Dr. George E. Guse of Rushiflie, supervisor of clinics; Dr. Roy D. Smiley of Washington, master of exhibits and Dr. H. .C. Dimmich

head the Dental Assistants Association for the next year. . Other officers elected were Miss Ruth Greiner of Ft. Wayne, first vice president; Miss Vera Hewins of Evansville, second vice president; Miss Alice Krick of Indianapolis, secretary; Miss Margaret Magnuson of La Porte, treasurer; Miss Mary ? | Alice Carney of Monon, supervisor{R of clinics; Miss Ella Gillum of Seymour, executive committeewoman, and Miss Julia Hdlm of Plymouth, membership chairman. Others are Miss Ann Mann of Indianapolis, in charge of local arrangements, and Miss Alberta Lit-

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