Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1943 — Page 23

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CREEK GARDEN. club.

BL Zaring. Will Be Speaker For Fall Creek Garden Club

“Selecting Horticultural Specimens for Flower Shows” will be E. C. Zaring’s topic when he speaks tomorrow afternoon before the FALL

The meeting, at 3:30 o’clock, will be in the home of Mrs, Goethe

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Victory field. Proceeds will be used in the guild's charitable work at sary and inappropriate amendment

Link, 4207 N. Pennsylvania st. Mr, Zaring will illustrate his talk by

those brought by club members.

a plant exchange.

Mrs.. George H, Lilly, ST. VINCENT’'S HOSPITAL guild president, has announced chairmen for the sponsorship of a baseball game ‘between the Indianapolis and Toledo teams on Tuesday, Sept. 14, at

the hospital. Mrs. John Wolf will serve as general chairman with Mrs. Charles E. Mason as co-chairman. Mrs. J. J

ticket co-chairmen. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Cole.

The SPADE AND TROWEL GARDEN club will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. George F. Off, 5816 Carrollton ave. The speaker, Mrs. H. J. Elbourn, will talk on, “Rock Gardens.”

October Dates Set for I. F. C.

Conventions

A revised list of district convention dates of the Indiana Federation of Clubs was released today by Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, I. F. C. president. : Changes were necessitated because of conflict with the Sept. 20 and 30 dates of the post-war planning conference to be held at Purdue -university. The date for fhe seventh

district convention to be held here Oct. 1 remains unchanged. Meeting places and dates for other district conventions are: Sixth, Oct. §¢, New Castle; 12th, Garrett, and 11th, Peru,,Oct. 6; 13th, Plymouth,

rights” amendment to the consti-

judging flowers of his own and declaration of doubtful meaning 23 |

After the program there will be|jty with the rest of the electorate.

Cole and Mrs. H. F. Reinke will be AAUW Lists

Appointments

Amendment Calls ‘Equal Rights’ Proposal Frivolous

Times Special

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—A declaration that any further “equal-

tution is unnecessary and inappropriate is contained in a statement issued today on the 23d anniversary of women suffrage by Miss Marguerite M. Wells, president of the National League of Women Voters. In referring to the pending equal rights amendment, calling for equality of rights for men and women, Miss Wells also said that it was a “frivolous demand upon the attention of a congress concerned with the fate of this country and the world.”

“Twenty-three years ago today,”||

Miss Wells’ statement said, “occurred the greatest single addition to a democratic electorate ever

made—the enfranchisement of the |

women of the United States. On that date the ‘equal rights amendment’ officially was proclaimed to be a part of the constitution.”

‘Uunecessary, Frivolous’

“The amendment now’ proposed,” she continues, “can add nothing to the opportunity of equal citizenship given women in the 19th amendment. [ts introduction makes .an unnecessary and frivolous demand: upon the attention of congress. . . . If proposes to clutter up the constitution ° with an unnecessary

years after women have won equal-

“Any recognition women wish to earn, they may now achieve through their equal rights as citizens as provided in the 19th amendment. “The patriotism with which American women now are serving their country is belittled, not honored, by a proposal to toss women a bouquet in a form of an unneces-

to the constitution.”

State Board

Appointments to the state board of the American Association of University Women were announced

yesterday at a board meeting in the

Columbia club, Miss Ethelwyn Miller, Franklin, was appointed fine arts chairman; Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, state A. A. U. W. war service chairman,

and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, state}

guidance chairman, : _ Miss Miller heads the Franklin college art department. and formerly taught at John Herron: Art school. Mrs. Todd replaces Mrs. C. Loren Harkness, who resigned to become president of the Indianapolis branch of the A. A. U. W.

Institute Canceled

Miss Thirza Bunce, Terre Haute, international relations chairman,

has .just returned from the South}

Pacific, where she served for 34 years in the Methodist mission in Malaya under the British colonial organization. Miss Maude Arthur, Crawfordsville, chairman of economic and legal status of women, reported on teacher recruitment at the meeting.

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