Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1943 — Page 23

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a a simi | is sald to fear | for his panicky J example.” His The wartime conference of the 79 4 \ . 3 » Hi nd Indiana district of Kiwanis Interna- | | : a y : : 4 SN The Julius C. Walk Shop Is in sympathy with the young man whose love is a , at the moment when Gover tional will get underway hereyat 2 { ” IX ; - ER ~ larger than his pocketbook. For him we have selected many delightful ede nastass oo ivian of SGalotado, wiiliait pws, gunday, and he 1 nest day paid ; Le 8 | : my a : rings with brilliant center stones set off by smaller side diamonds, all Tuthless, and dled to the microphone William ness sessions, speeches and enter- | . Sga . mounted in |4-karat gold. You'll be proud to place one on her finger, nts by building . Jeffers, president of the Union |tainment for state Kiwanis clubif = : ONS ; If necessary we usually can arrange convenient terms within government are oppose him. delegates. ; a Wa we 3 regulations, =f unning helpless With headquarters at the Colum- .

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p. m. Sunday, and the district board of trustees and resolutions commit- [| tee will meet at 4 p. m. id by the velvet glove when he| The official opening will be at 8 ned them that if they put the|p..m. at the world war memorial ité question into politics “the East with District Governor Orville R. puild determine how far the West | Maxfield of Ft. Wayne presiding, nd South ean expand.” : ; The conference was over from Setits to Speak y he minute of that western dis-| The main address will be givén purtesy, though the southern gov-|by Dr. J. Raymond Schutz, Kiwanis nors tried to conceal their chagrin trustee fsom North Manchester, on i planned to invite the western-| “The Basic Facts of Our. Kiwanis to the South next winter. Pre- Faith.” pusly they had labored to con-| The invocation for the evening's ince the * westerners that they [Program will be given by the Rev. hould attack the freight rate Henry G. Armstrong of Anderson, ; 2 in ‘their own behalf as/2nd Jackson A. Raney, president of | ell as that-of the South. the local club, will welcome the dele- | 3 : ‘ gates. A memorial service will be | Been In Bondage’ conducted by A. Wesley Pugh of “Both sections have been in bond- | Muncie, ‘ y \ to the industrial East for 115| Music will be provided by Harry ts,” said Governor Sam Hous- |W. Smith, Morris H. Sleeth, and| =

andes. and the district board] CN; ARN AD AE y i BLOCK'S, Julius C. Walk Shop, Street Floor

ngressional tinkering with rate Club will begin.at 7:30 a. m. with| ing; and they repudiated also|breakfast divisional caucauses. The | | By "allon “The Effect of the War on Sind the northeast. | Youth” will be led by Gerald Peter- 10 05 d 16 05 AIA: son of Hammond. i ARTIME MARRIAGE 7a oN J

singing: : repudiated the idea of any Monday's session at the Columbia South’s favorite idea of putting conference will be opened at 8:30 tes on its manufactured products| FoMOWing district officerandcom-} 000 : Groups . Iv. A fellowship luncheon at noon will

Jones, of-Louisiana. “The dif- Miss Katie Hinschlaeger, while, : . ne we know Ralph W. Wright, district music ; ; : n the West> dont» § ad you oY will diieot. the soup! : : A / i Dress Your Coat With a : ; : PARAGON < rE Ct SSE mise - a ht rates flat _|a. m. ‘with the invocation by the S ave 8 that happen, the Weer eas. | Rev. FY. Michael W. Lyons of Our| w E A R A B L E F E L T 8 farther Isolated than ever, her Lady of Lourdes church. feature an add Homer McKee 0:'K., EXPERTS THINK | fc eure an tddrse by Homer McKie : CHICAGO, Sept. 24 (U. P) Two Enterprise and the American Way The bread-and-butter casuals no wardrobe can be with.

one ‘western: governor: after an- : overnors contended. 6 Problem New Luxury Collars | The South argues that the freight Stull? Youth y ogists said today that war- of La Fhe Rev, Easloton v. A out... Dutch. cap,. mandarin. brim, pillbox and pompa- Have an all-purpose coat for all-round wear? Multiply 2 : ["H sive he ivocation. dour caps—in black, brown, red, Kelly green, turf, wild its possibilities with a fur collar that's detachable. Wear nce ses- : i ston O. Samuel Cummins of Dallas, grape, soldier blue. Many other styles, too, in our i with a wool suit and have an elegant costume. Your Yorna at (nile ot Sivas Tn} tempting Autumn collection," choice of lovely furs already cut nd made into collars: {America American.” ; * New district officers will be elected : ; an convention city will ’ be selected Dern: Hn SI - BLOCK'S—Paragon Shop, Fourth Floor WOLF LYNX FOX TAIL |adjournment. The concluding event will be the GARAGUL LAPIN governor's dinner Monday night at the Columbia club with a speech on Others Up to 32.50 “The Irresistible Winston Churchill” ; by Louis J. Alber of Cleveland, O.,

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man, | Invocation for the ] ARR = : — ; SOS sion will be given by the Rev. W. A. oo = ‘

include a “get acquainted” luncheon : x = ; Sav = 3 ET at noon at Ayres’ tea room followed j a . ba

by a style show at 2 p. m.

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