Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1941 — Page 14

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Yrdianapolis Garden Club Holds

Fair at J. P. Frenzels

E BARN AT THE

its Guest Day. ts were to range from

JOHN P. FRENZEL JR.

t Carmel today was to become the scene o f a re fair as the Indianapolis Garden Club observed

food and vieediapoint to qullis,

Exhib bolls: She eirloom and modern varieties, and flower arrangements. them were to remain deep, dark secrets until the exan arriving at 2:30 o'clock. 1 “fair” food was to make its appearance at the tea hour

ers, cider, “cokes” and pumpkin pies. id Mrs. Richard F Fairbanks were to

E The Traders Point Hunt Party

Mrs. Theodore B. to be in charge of the

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THE GROUNDS at the Traders Point Hunt Kennels neur Royal-

"ton are being given a ‘

close shave” this week. The lawn mowers are

for the annual Farmers’ Party Saturday. ndowners over whose fields the hunt rides. ttee heads are busy tying up final details

to make the party a su : Mrs, Cornelius O. as assistan Mesdames | Sr., John kwalter ‘ing the horseshoe Russell Fortune Sr. W. will assist John D, Teb

d Richard

cess and choosing their assistants for the day. g, reception committee chairman, will have . F, Heslar, Charles Mayer, Robert B. Rhoads

McG. Helms. Mr. Mayer, head-

ttee, will have as aids August C. Bohlen and E. Munk an n with horse gam

Mrs. Rona B. Woodard

Mrs. John B. Stokely and Mrs. Munk will have no assistants on

their commissary

ttee. Others working without assistants are

comm Mrs. William H. Wemmer, tickets; Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burpee and

A. Kiefer Mayer, special

games, and Mrs. Nathan P. Graham, house

"and grounds. The prize committee, headed by Mrs. Louis H. Schwitzer Jr. and Mrs. Burford Danner, has not yet been completed.

Algonquin Riding Club Elects

RUSSEL S. WILLIAMS was re-elected president of the Algonqfin Riding Club at the annual meeting held this week. Frank E.

Samuel was chosen vice president;

«Mrs. William E. Munk was re-

elected treasurer and J. J. Ronayne and Harold 8. Cheney were

School, composed of John Dora,

chosen directors. Miss Grace Ann Sheer was reappointed “secretary. Mrs. Joli B. Stokely and Mrs. E. R, Hair form the. committee on

ion . The ciub will hold a moonlight ride tonight and a breakfast de is scheduled for|Sunday morning. ‘The club will sponsor the Oct. 17 performance of “Burlesque” at the Civic Theater. On Oct. 25 and 26 members will go to Brown County, stopping at the Abe Martin Lodge cabins. Two horses belonging to Algonquin members returned from the recent St. Louis Horse Show with some additional ribbons for their - collections. Miss Lucy Kaufman’s Demopolis, with Dr. P., O. Bonham up, won the thoroughbred hunter, open hunter and’ Corinthian classes and George Sadlier®s Midshipman won the $1000 hunter stake.

Day Nursery Board to Entertain Mothers

THE BOARD of the Indianapolis Day Nursery will meet tomorrow at the. Brown County cabin of Mrs. Q. G. Noblitt to complete plans for a dinner to be given Friday for mothérs of the children at the Nursery. Officers who will ‘be hostesses at the dinner are Mrs. John E. Messick, president; Mrs. M. J. Spencer, first vice president; Mrs. - Eli Lilly, second vice president; Mrs. Ralph Hudelson, financial secretary; Mrs. R. W. Spiegel, ‘treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Gilliom, re-

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A. Falck Jepsen Photo.

Mrs. Lynn Kirtland of Exeter, N. H, was Miss Helen Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, before her marriage Aug. 25 at St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, Rye Beach, N. H.

cording secretary; Mrs. Harper J. Ransburg, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. James T.. , membership secretary. ‘Board members who will assist are Mesdames D. V. Burns, ¥. C. Dickson, Ronald Foster, W. A. Huntsinger, Walter Krull, Clar- - ence F. Merrell, James Murray, Noblitt, Harold West and ‘Fred

Warner,

In a Personal Vein

MRS. IRWIN COVERT and her daughter, Dolores, have returned from St. ‘Louis where they attended the National Horse Show last week. . . . Indianapolis visitors at French Lick Springs last week-end included Mrs. Grace C. Buschmann. ” ” ”" » ” ” The Whist Club began its 55th year yesterday afternoon with a meeting at the Severin Hotel. The club, organized in 1887, has met every other Tuesday between Oct. 1 and June 1 since that time. For many years;the membership stood at the 50-person limit. Today, - despite the” rity of contract, the club has almost 20 members.

P-T.A News—

TOMORROW Pleasant Run — Study = Groups. Group 1-10 A. M, with. Mrs. G. E. Middleton, Pleasant Run Elvd.; Mrs. C. R. Rosell leading discussion. * Groups 2, 3 and 4, 8:45 A. M—

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Uuxiliary Dines * The Women’s Auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners had a guest Sine meeting recently in the

's clubrooms. A string quarSette. m Warren Central High

Robert Green and Miss Alice Marie

during the Hosts for: the October meetings + Mrs.Chris J. Karle, who will be Mn by Mesdames Carl Habich, A. Wayne Murphy; ‘ Carl Westerfelt and Mise Grace Reg: .

ture”;. study -of Red Cross Fifst Aid

Broadway, will be hostess.

‘lican will be given by Mrs. G. E.|I

Warren Central High School cafe-

teria. “Education ‘for the Fu- eon Friday. Mrs, William H. Watter,

“You can cover a great deal of country in books”

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Ls Hoosiers, I'm in love with Indiana. She's a fine figure of a state, fertile of soil, and the mother of many fine sons and daughters who ‘make their mark .in the - world of science, politics, art, literature and industry.

the 20 tours. ne for the book which sees all, knows all, tells all about Indiana

Ask for "INDIANA, » 2 75 oa as snd pier wan * Book Shoo. South Messsnine

course. - Group 5—12:45 P. M., with Mrs. George Gressel, 5612 E. 21st St.;; Mrs, Harvey Timmerman, leatler; “The Homemaker Takes Over,” discussion topic. | Glenn's Valley, 2 to 3:30 P. M.— d and fourth grade room. Second of four weekly teas; Mrs. Mary Pelt Toon; teacher; Mrs. Lawrence enry, room mother; and ils as hostesse Pup

S. FRIDAY School 27—2:15 P. M.—“Neighborliness,” by F. M. Guest. Mothers’

Group to.meet 1:45 p. m. under direction of Mrs, Wayne Grubaugh.

The P.-T. A. of AUDUBON SCHOOL 38 will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday at Arsenal Ave. and 16th St. Mrs. Clarence Pen-

nister is chairman,

The BLUFF AVENUE SCHOOL P.-T. A. will sponsor’ a card party the second Friday in every month. The first of these will be Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Bluff Avenue School. Mrs. Walter Susemickel, chairman of the ways and means committee, is in charge. 'She will be assisted by the committee,

Proceeds from a card party given

10. |{by the HORACE MANN SCHOOL

13 P.-T. A. will go to the Student Aid Fund. The party will be in the South Side Community House Friday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Harry Collins , will be assisted by

Howard - Pate, Jack Davis.

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Irvington Quest

Today’s club news includes plans reviews and teas

Mrs. L. L. Lackey and Mrs. B. L.

Mrs. W. D. Hicks. will speak on the life of James Whitcomb Riley at the NORTH SIDE STUDY CLUB meeting tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Laura R. Bates will illustrate the talk with quotations from Riley’s poems, Mrs. B. A. Wilkins, 6448

The SERVICE STUDY CLUB will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. Glen Marquis, 404 N. Irvington St. A brief history of Latin-Amer-|_

Bomberger, and :Mrs. E, J. Katzenberger will speak on “The Two Americas.”

Mrs. Vie'or Grifiin will discuss her travels in: -Australia . before the MOTHERS’ CLUB: OF BOY SCOUT TROOP: 72 at their 1 o'clock lunch-

3928 “Washington: Boulevard, will be hostess, assisted by Mesdames Henry Roberts, Harold Plummer and E. W. Sherwood. Mrs.’ Colin V.. Dunbar, president, will preside at the business meeting. Other officers are Mrs, P. K. McDowell, vice president; Mrs. Alvin Jose, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Lamb Jr., treasurer.

Wally Nehrling, WIRE ~an-

Cer PLAYSCHOOL tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. This will be the first meeting of the year and will be held at the school, Sanders and Shelby St.

The Y.A.M. CLUB met last night at the home of Miss Dorothy Dowd.

The MOTHERS’ CLUB OF THE TERRACE AVENUE KINDERGARTEN will meet next Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. in the kindergarten room, 1402 S. East St.. “Along the Road to Comradeship” is the title of the discussion. On the refreshment committee are: Mesdames William Barton, Charles Winkler, Alvin Brehob and Herman Stahl. President of the club is Mrs. L. T. Need, with Mrs. F. L. Fleishman, vice president; Mrs. Roland Hansen, financial secretary; Mrs. ‘John Acker, recording secretary; Mrs. L. W. Black, treasurer, A card party in November is being. planned.

4151 Park Ave. ‘Spencer fore her death last May, was vice

have had charge of this meeting. Mrs. F. E. Spindell, president, will read her poem “Those Who Wait” and Mrs. Donovan A. Turk will review “Big lly” . (Partridge) which the Narrators will give to the public library in memory of Mrs,

president of the club and was to|M

Club to Have

Guest Day Friday; Narrators Will Meet Tonight

for President’s Day luncheons, book

The INDIANAPOLIS CURRENT EVENTS CLUB will meet at the home of Mrs. E. P, Messick, 2218 Nowland Ave. tomorrow for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon. The retiring president, Mrs. Carrie Frost Daniel, will | present the new president, Mrs. O.

G. Merrill. ‘Combs are in charge of the musical

program. Mrs. Messick will be assisted by Mrs. Miles v. Penrod.

view, Roll call will be on “How I Prepare My Paper.”

Mrs. Charles M. Bohnstadt, 2610 Carrollton Ave., was to be hostess for the WOMAN'S ADVANCE CLUB today. Mrs. Clarence M. Sones was to present a, program on Stephen Foster,

JEANNE D'ARC CHAPTER, T.-8. C, will meet at 1 p. m, Friday with Mrs. Margaret Washburn, 320 Ridgeview Drive. Mrs. Fred Bubeck and Mrs. W. R. Stafford will assist. M-s. J. W. Thornburgh: is to speak on “Costa: Rica.”

“One Foot in Heaven” (Spence) was to be reviewed today by Mrs. E. M. Burge befors the ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA MOTHERS CLUB as it met in the Sun Dial Tea-

room. Mrs. L. J. Kimberlin was to be hostess for the 1 p. m. luncheon,

Mrs. Robert M. Moore, 5617 N. Meridian 8t., will be hostess to the NORTH END GARDEN CLUB Friday afternoon at 2 p.'m. “Birds, Housing and Feeding” will be the. subject of a program presented by Mrs. Frank B. Wade. Members who will exchange plants at the meeting are asked to bring a growing house plant and a flower container to be sent to the Pt. Harrison hospital. Mrs. Foster Smith, president, will preside.

| Mrs. Victor R. Hiram

(and Indianapolis. The sorority’s

committees include Mrs. | John L. Goldthwaite, Satie 3 oud Si Sexson, special prizes; dames Donald ‘C C. Duck, Donald B. Wagener and William Merrill, re-| freshments, and Mrs. Haro. L Ross, publicity. = KAPPA KAPPA SIGMA SORORITY will hold its state dance at the| Marott Hotel Saturday evening at] 9 p. m. Mrs. Helen Gardner, 4054 N. Illinois, and ‘Mrs. Louise H

Mrs, Charles

auditorium,

Yarbrough and Mrs. K. N. Huber are among members of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild who were to assist with a: fen. asia. program, hanuring the HoostersPoct, Chis afternoon in, Arve,

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Charlestown

Effect of Defernbe Boom Is Studied

, «Fhe effect of a defense boom on a small town was discussed by the Indianapolis League. of Women, Voters when it met this morning jat 10 o'clock in the World ‘War j Memorial. : An’ Indiana University movie of Charlestown ‘was shown and dee partment chairmen of the league discussed the film in relation to the’ Jeagues study program of defense

, Subjects considered were housing; schools, juvenile delinquency, sani tation and health, recreation, police {and fire protection and taxes. Charlestown as it is since the de< fense boom was presented by these | department chairmen: Mrs. Charles: B, Welliver, government and its ‘| operation; Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson, government and social welfare; Mrs. C. B. Durham, government and. economic welfare; Mrs. ‘Arthur Medlicotty government and educa~ tion, and Mrs. Donald Gerking, ' | government and foreign policy.

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Rushville, Columbus, Courieraville, Bedford, Shelbyville, Morgantown, Hope, Carthage and Streator, Ill, Program I Ss Outl grand council is sponsoring the dance.

Miss Gertrude Heyden, 955 N. Rural St, will be hostess for the

ALPHA ‘CHAPTER OF TRI CHI| aj. lore than 250 members are

Cometic) 4 Ipha Ontigron Alpha Convention

Banquet Is Saturday Night

expected for the national ¢ Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, Friday through Sunday, at the Hotel

Study Program

League members are making the study as 2 part of the seven-point. defense Program adopted by na- . tional and state councils last spring. The program covers taxation and defense; - inter-American co-opera-tion; living costs and defense; school facilities and housing in de~ Jense Breas; relief in relation to deense; collective bargaining in revention of jation to defense; civil liberties in relation to defense.

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SORORITY at a shower this ®vening honoring ‘Miss Rosa Mary Bauer. Miss Bauer will be married Oct. 26 to Lee LaBolt.,

DELTA SIGMA CHI will hold its regular meeting . tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Kathleen Bergman, 1605 Wade St., at 8:45 p.m.

Mrs. T. E. Lewis, 1409 N. Jefferson St., will be hostess this evening to BETA ZETA CHAPTER OF LAMBDA CHI OMEGA. Berea College will be the topic for discussion. Members are asked to bring canned

BETA CHAPTER OF PHI DELTA PI gave a card party last Tig at the Fountain Square building.

Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton hostess to the BETA ETA CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMA CHI recently. Guests were the city chapters, Delta Chi, Psi, Omega, Beta Zeta and 30 pledges. ALPHA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA CHI will hold election of officers this evening at their business meeting in the Hotel Lincoln.

Mrs. Leland King will: preside.

PSI CHAPTER OF ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA met in the Canary Cottage today for a breakfast. Following a business session the group was to attend the’ Riley Hospital Guild tea in Ayres’ auditorium.

i Thirty-two new members of BETA SIGMA PHI, international sorority, were installed last night in the Chateau room of the Claypool Hotel.

the Indianapolis chapters, conducted the candlelight ritual. Honorary members attending were Miss Eunice Johnson and Miss Arinda Mul-|is liken and Mesdames John W, Thormmburg, Norman IL. Schneider and Irving D. Hamilton. . Mrs. John M. Hill was installed as director-sponsor of the new Beta Pi‘ chapter, into "which the following members were inducted: Misses Martha Adair, Dorothy Aultman, Margarette Cross, Christine Davis, Lucille Dodd, Mary Elizabeth Montague, Geneva Paul, Mary Presnall, Mildred Leone Robinson, Alice Schaefer, Margie Frances Sellmeyer, Betty Irene Shearer, Jane Shirey, Betty Jane Smith, Dana Leon Symmonds, Marian Jane ‘Wood, Borey Jeanne Davis and Mrs. Meredith L. Scott. The following members were added to the Beta Eta

Lincoln. As eleven new chapters have been added since 15%, attendance

Mrs. Carol F. Guibert, international | secretary, assisted by members of [will

chapter: Mrs [60'S

is expected to be far above previous records. There are 18 Indianapolis chapters and two junior groups in addition. Other chapters are in’ Muncie, Columbus, Greensburg, Chicago, Minnegpolis and St. Paul, Minn,, and the new one installed last week at Cleve-

land O. Mrs. J. R. Sentney, Indianapolis, founder and grand president, will preside over a pre-convention counoil meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A social event that night will be. a Smorgasbord and party ed by Mrs. J. R. Robertson. Business sessions will be held all da Saturday, when chapter deleday 34 will make reports, on their id philanthropic projects. Mrs. L. H. Noble will make the’ Address of welcome. in the m ng. George Bradshaw is cha n of the luncheon, with Mrs. Imel Iverson as co-chairman. Several visiting delegates will make brief talks. At the formal banquet Saturday night in the Travertine room, Mrs. L. C. Brown will extend greetings and Mrs. Sentney will speak. A oup of members who will sing includes Mesdames M. L. Faber, Charles Ballman, L. H. Noble, Russell Bleeke, Eugene W. Short, Joseph Sahakian, John Schneider and Robert Coyle. Mrs. Carroll Long, national music chairman, will be the accompanist. Mrs. Long; Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. Sahakian also will play instrumental numbers and Betty Bleeke, accordionist, will play. Dancing and cards will follow the dinner. Mrs. Donald Hays is chairman, with ‘Mrs. Faber as cochairman and Mrs. J. J. Kintner chairman of the card party, The convention memorial service be Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, with the Rev. Roy Ewing Vale officiating. Mrs. J. N. Brian is chairman. This will be followed by a luncheon at the Lincoln in charge of Mrs. Foster Stanley and initiation service at 2 o'clock, the closing convention feature, when a number of chapters will take in new members.

B. P. W. Dinner

Is Tomorrow

‘The most outstanding event | Mr. planned by the local Business and Prefessional. Women’s Club in cele~ bration of National Business. WomWeek, is a’ dinner tomorrow

‘|those who have satisfactorily com-

Louis E. Reinhold and the Misses|evening at the: Woman's DepartMartha Marie Butler, Cecily For-|ment Club for members and guests.

t, The Helen Jones and Edna cipal speaker will be Mrs. Mao Loot = Geline M. Bowman, Richmond, Va.,

Chi Chapter has as new _mem- former national president, whose bers: Miss Mary Louise .JFrahk- (subject will be “Women's Stake in lin, Elizabeth McCormick and June Democracy.” Elizabeth. Sager. 4 8 Members of the oommitbee in The Omega chapter installed the|charge are Miss Mildred Gorton, Misses Dorothy Jean Kelly, Ia chairman, and Mesdames! Elizabeth Verne Frances Newman and Ger-|J. Carter, Naomi B. Cook, Annelle trude Elizabeth McKenna. D. Gorge, Ruth Milligan, ‘Ella H.

MU ALUMNAE, KAPPA KAPPA |Parker, Rebecca Swinford and the

GAMMA will hold a dinner meeting Misses Katherine Arkins, Letitia B. at the chapter house’ at 6 p. m.|Drockett, Bula Mae Bransen, Agnes

today Cruse, Catherine M. Fletcher, Clara . C. Gilbert, Flossie L. Heshelman, Besse B. Helser, Julia ‘E. Landers,

Times Special ¢ SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 8— Women’s place in the’ rational defense program was ‘to be ‘the theme of a speech ‘by Mrs; William H. Pouch, New York, ‘when she spoke

Daughters of the American Revolution’s state confererice here today. Mrs. Pouch is President General of the D..A. R. Her talk was to he inthe Oliver

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D. A. R. Convenes in South Bend

at the opening “session: of the

Julia G. Ricker, Bess Robbins and Lena Thomson.

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Frank Linders Are On Wedding Trip

: Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Linder are ‘Jon a wedding trip in the East, after which they wil be at home here «| Oct. 19.

Mrs. Linder, before her marriage|

Saturday, was Miss Lena’ Scheurer, daughter of William Scheurer, Columbus, O. Mr. Linder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Linder of Indianapolis, ; The marriage occurred at St. -IRaphael’s Church, Dubois, and a wedding breakfast was served for guests attending the Sereumeny at French Lick Springs Hotel

|Ruth Hoover Heads : Service Association

The Mutual Service ‘Association: at a directors’ and held recently, elected Miss Ruth Hoover president, Other officers

Perrott,

SE | Christ Church Guild bs, Pav (Meets T ]

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and officers’ meeting |

Plan Classes For First Aid Instructors

Executives of the local chapter of the American Red 'Cross have announced plans for recruiting and training additional instructors to meet the increasing demand for first aid instruction. Qualifications for enrollment in an instructor’s course are as follows: A candidate must be at least twenty years ojd, must have satisfactorily completed the standard course and have an advanced certificate issued within the last six months. After passing a fifteén hour instructor’s course, the candidate is eligible for appointment as.an. instructor. He will then be. expected to teach at least one class a year in junior, standard or advanced Red Cross first aid. Ivan 8. Glidewell, chapter director of first aid and accident prevention, is in charge of a special advanced instructor’s preparatory course for those with the above

in the War Memorial on Tuesday and . Thursday evenings from. 7:30 to 9:30 p. m, After completing this course, those who pass it with a grade of 80 or above will enroll in a 15hour ihstructor’s course, which will open Nov, 6. This class will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p. m. and will 'be completed the first week of December. All

pleted other advanced courses with in the last six months, will also be eligible to enter the instructor’s class epening Nov. 6. Both the spec advanced preparatory class and the 15-hour inStrucions course will be taught by Glidewell, with J, C. Nelson,

assisting. : At the end of September, the Red Cross chapter was ‘conducting 45 first aid classes, with a total enrollment. of 121% under: K forty instructors, Twenty-nine new classes were. opened in. September, and 83 first’ aid certificates were issued during the month. Certificates issued during the year, up to Oct. 1 numbered 2053. The first aid and accident ‘prevention division is cooperating with the Safety Council of the Indiana Chamber of ‘Commerce in’ securing enrollment of Red Cross first aid instructors in industry in the industrial safety course being spon-

the cil and d i Dery, condycted

due Universi To Plan Party Plans for a Hallo party, 25 at the, Mtinicipal eh pari — Eo tarels St y le ria - Legion - Auxiliary ® and|

gusiliazy ing at 8

qualifications. This class will meot|

Mrs, Lester A. Smith, Indianap-, olis League president, announced yesterday that a series of quizzes, based on the program, and one cone taining introductory. remarks. by Miss Marguerite Wells, national president, are available for distri« bution. “The quizzes are designed for reading rather than study,” Mrs.’ Smith said. “They are simple introductions to new situations created by defense conditions. Each subject is much under discussion and often’ in the news. It is hoped that the quizzes will help readers assess that news.”

Leif Erikson Day Set

Gov. Henry F. Schricker hag pros claimed tomorrow as Leif Erikson Day. Commemorating the day,

Rev. Haakon Knudsen, assistant pastor of the Lyndhurst Baptist: Church, will speak on “Christianity in America Before Columbus” over Station WIRE at 10:30 p. m. tomorrow. The Leif Erikson Memorial Association of America, which will spon=, sor the program, also has distributed literature to all schools and lis braries concerning if Erikson’s discovery. The Norway Club, in place of its annual celebration, will pure chase Yefense savings bonds.

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Civic Drive Workers Report at Meeting

At the closing meeting of thé Civic Theater's season ticket sales campaign, held last night in thé theater workshop, workers voted to continue efforts for additional sales. It is hoped that sales reported. at: the Victory Meeting will bring subscriptions to 100 over the .drive goal. 4 1 “Colonels” whose divisions ‘have, exceeded their goal of 300 season books and who will receive ‘mers: chandise -awards are Mrs. J. Perry Meek, Miss Helen Coffey and Toner M. ‘Overley.- The Victory Meeting will be a preview performance: of: “Buflesque” next Wednesday eves ning. '

Plan Welfare i

Plans for a Christmas welfare card ‘| party will: be made by members of Alpha Tau Chapter, Alpha Zeta’

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Beta Sorority, when they hold a

businéss meeting at the Hotel Wars ren at 8 p. m. today. The newly elected officers will preside.

Sorority to M eet,

The monthly meeting of Alpha Tau Gamma Sorority Vv be held at 8 p.m. prosiay with rs. Lillian Bennett, Guilford Ave., as hostess.

To Entertain Club

The 8. C. Club will meet for a -

, in the War Memorial. The[12:30 p. m. luncheon at the home. Xi have a biisiriess meets |of Mis Curtis ‘Roy, 7408 E." Wash« “m. preceding the joint|ington ‘St., tomorrow.

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Spickelmeier will assist the Hostess

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