Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1941 — Page 7

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, "Women will meet in: two business

: morrow night. They also will be en- * of directors will meet at the Y. W.

" ‘be given by Mrs. E. L. Eggers, Mrs. :- Asa E. Hoy, Mrs. R. H. Mueller, Mrs

Work here Oct. 20 and 30.

- in the seventh annual Laura Greely : study course.

. social work, entitled “The ABCs of . Public Relations.” Mrs. Baker's in-

. welfare admistration.

- FESTIVAL ARRANGED

: service sponsored by the United . Lutheran Men of Marion County

any Lutheran Church, will have

- music. The Rev, N. J. Gould Wick-

. of Education of the United Luther an Church, will ‘speak.

¢ and Mrs. Charles H. Bradley, 4044 : N. Pennsylvania St., has been elect-| ed to the editorial beard of the i Yale Freshman : Weekly, i publication at the university. Mr. + Bradley attended Park School here i and Andover Academy in Andover; ~—Mass., before entering: Yale,

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CHURCH WOMEN |

~{ T0 MEET. RERE|

s ate Council Sessions Co- | incide With Family Life Institute. The Indiana Council of Church -gessions tomorrow and Wednesday in conjunction with the Family Life ‘Institute being held in Indianapolis

this week. A meeting of ‘the executive com-

‘mittee will be held tomorrow at the) Central Christian Church, Members) will have dinner with the young|

‘married people in the afternoon and ‘will conduct business sessions to-

tertained in the home of Mrs. J. H. Smiley. At 10 a. m. "Wednesday, the board)

40. A. for reports on the biennial convention of the National Council of Church Women. The reports will

Royal McClain, Mrs. Ralph Holland and Mrs. Robert Simpson. A report of the recent meeting of

the constitution committee will be|.

sgiven by Mrs, C. A. Payne. Mrs. F. ‘Masion Smith will conduct the wor.ship -servige. Plans will be completed for the annual convention in Ft. Wayne next April and arrangements discussed for a meeting of the board of directors to be held here in January following the State Pastor's | Conference.

SOCIAL LECTURER TO HOLD INSTITUTE

Mrs. Helen Cody Baker, Chicago, nationally known social worker and lecturer, will conduct a two-day institute in connection with the Indiana State Conference on Social

Mrs. Baker, for 17 years publicity secretary of the Council of Social Agencies of Chicago, will participate

Her two-day institute is to be one of a series of 16 simultaneous study courses on various phases of

stitute. was designed primarily for county "welfare workers interested ‘in the public relations aspect of

BY LUTHERAN MEN

.-The annual reformation festival

.will be held ‘in the First Lutheran Church Oct. 26. The Rev. J. L. Seng, of the Beth-

charge of the service, and the ¢hoir of the First Church will furnish the

ey, executive secretary of the Board

SO ——————————————— NAMED TO YALE BOARD Charles H. Bradley. Jr., son of Mr.

campus

Appears in Play

Fairy Henderson plays the role of “Poodles” in the Speedway Junior play entitled “College Daze” which will be presented at 8 p. m. today in the Speedway auditorium. Miss Marjorie Pyke is director of the play.

STATE'S INTEREST IN

“Indiana's Interest in Abraham Lincoln,” will be discussed by Dr. Louis A. Warren of the Lincoln National Life | Foundation, Ft. Wayne, at a meeting of the Indiana Chapter of the Special Libraries Assteintion at the Claypool Hotel Oct, 3 .Capt. F, 2 Conder of the Morale Division, Ft. Harrison, and Dr, I, A. Warheit of the Allison Division, General Motors Corp., will take part. Officers of the library group are Leland R. Smith, Indiana State Library, president; Maurie Riebsomer, American Legion headquarters head, secretary, and Helen C. Rogers of the, Indiana State Department of Puilic Welfare library, treasurer.

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LINGOLN TO BE TOLD

HEARING WEEK ‘OBSERVED HERE

Local Society’ Sponsors| Programs and Classes - Open to Public.

Special activities have been scheduled in Indiangpolis throughout the week in observance of National Hearing Week which formally opened Saturday. The slogan for the week is “Defend: Hearing.” The week’s program started Saturday with a program over WISH, conducted by Mrs. George B. Katzenberger, pioneer in Indiana and State chairma#$i of the American Society for the Hard of Hear-

ing. : Next Saturday morning, Louis Shelton, vice president of the Indianapolis Society for the Hard of Hearing, will talk to the Society on the development and purposes of the local organization.

Classes Open to Public

Tonight the public is invited to the weekly lip-reading classes held by the Society at 318-319 Board of Trade Building. Hostesses for tonight's meeting are Mrs. A. W. Brayton’ Jr, Mrs. Louis Shelton, Miss J. P. Shaw, Mrs. Irma Chopson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hancock, Miss Doris Lynn and Mrs. Helen Rich. The climaxing activity of the week will be a card party at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium. The party will be sponsored by the Women’s Club of the Indianapolis Society. Officers of the Indianapolis Society are Robert Keeney, president; Mr. Shelton, vice president; Henry Ritter, secretary and Mrs. Elizabeth Hancock, secretary-treasurer.

Officers Named & By D. C. Juniors

Miram Dewart of Syracuse, Ind, has been elected president

of the Indiana Central College

Junior class. +Other junior class officers elected were Otis Sparks of Oden, vice president; Miss

Nobles ville, treasurer. Misa Francis Van.

of Indianapolis n ram Dewart were elected to im the class in the campus Booster Club.

CHRISTIAN UNITY PARLEY ARRANGED...

A Christian Unity Conference will be held at the Roberts Park Methodist Church Sunday and Monday, Nov. 2 and 3 by the Comity Committee of the Church Federation of Indianapolis. Dr, Ellis W. Hay, pastor of the First Congregational Church, is chairman of the committee, which also plans for a Service of Ecumenical Worship at the Roberts Park Church at 3:30 p. m., Nov. 2. The address of the afternoon will be delivered by Dr. Adolf Keller, Geneva, Switzerland, executive secretary of the World ' Council of Churches. Dr, Ralph Holland, pastor of the Carroilton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church, will|z be in charge of the processional and recessional of the clergy. A conference on Christian Unity|Y

will begin at 10 a. m. Nov. 3, and ows

will last through the afternoon.

| ‘Pive types of new positions with

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|ARRANGE TESTS

5 Types of New Positions Open to: Applicants, Johnson Announces.

Indiana State Government are open for applicants and will be filled by competitive examination, the State Division of Personnel announced

State ‘wide examinations will be held for junior visitor and ease

work supervisor in the State Wel« fare Department, welfare personnel examiner in the Personnel Division, telephone operator for the Indianapolis Employment Security Division and pharmacist for the State Board of Health, according to W. Leonard Salineon, State Personnel Director. is expected :that at least. 200 le visitor positions will be filled in the next year by men and women. who compete successfully in. the examination. Experience and training ratings will be included as part of the final examination result. Monthly salary range and closing date for filing applications for positions are as follows:

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aia———— a——— LOCAL SOLDIER PROMOTED Harold F. Frederick, ois aly

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: bees given: the rank of sergeant,

to cut off the supply of casava gum, popularly known as tapioca, used to coat postage stamps, the Chamber of Commerce here began a campaign for a California orange juice flavor.

“If Great Britain can t

scurvy and tropical heat by lime juice on its stamps, certainly America can put California vita~ mins on its postage,”

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You do, of course, and because you do Your Community Fund is able to reach out into dark places with a thousand solicitous hands and lighe a thousand candles of hope.

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