Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1943 — Page 3

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Badge of honor for veterans ‘ot (40 eral SW S6V-| lapel service button is now given | 0, E. S. TO GREET OFFICER other ‘ without charge to officers and en- | yndianapolis SOUP Of DOVS, she Sad SAME! listed personnel of the army and ‘| will greet the worthy grand matron : WAC who have been honorably 3k thie meeting at 8 p. a. Tiosiny discharged or placed on reserve gat the temple, 1522 W. Morris st. status since Sept. 3, 1939, Mrs. Sarah Mills and Lynel Sweet

will preside. " sor a pitch-in dinner and card EVANGELISTIC SERVICES : party Sunday at the home of Mis.| The Rev. Arthur McQueen and RELIEF CORPS TO MEET Gertrude Campbell, 1106 Eugene st.| evangelistic party will conduct serv-! The Joseph R. Gordon chapter 43,

PLAN PITCH-IN SUPPER Pocahontas council 350 will spon-

. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. At!ices at 7:45 p. m, tomorrow and at Women's Relief Corps, will have a the business meeting Wednesday|10 a, m, and 7 130 p. m. Sunday ati covered dish luncheon and Christ- | council members will reveal theirithe Riverside ' Pilgrim Holiness mas party Tuesday noon. A busi- |

secret pals and exchange Christmas| church, 21st and Gent sts. The Rev. ness meeting and election of officers gifts. Mrs, Irene Steger is pastor. } will follow.

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2] _moLLYvoon. Dec. 10 (u. PY. Miss Goddard would, she "sald, “Is Imperialism to Goddard donned a pair pt ede the leather pants, a far at the annual dinner eather | pants eri in the Interests the Professional Men's of industrial safety. the Columbia club at | Mis Goddard, . Jady Sede inl pesday. A general - her current picture, nned ll follow, = ! wear something a bit more fetching. WEE BONNIE BAKER WEDS: LIEUTENANT

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i" ow | The national safety council was| REDITH NICHOLSON hires of tet, The comet rem. "ON 77TH BIRTHDAY during which many male workers

nr | stuffed their hands into the ma- |, His TTth birthday anniversary was 'ehinery while watching the sweaters| 01 Johnny,” and Lt. John H. orse,

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Hoosler author and diplomat | wear, Well, Miss Goddard sald, it! friends witnessed the “ceremony,

Relatives visited him, brought him ‘®t Within days after the picture oly and vaudeville engagements. |

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NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (U. P)=! Officers of the er |Bonnle Baker, singer who revived Republican elub will nag mas party at § the Perry Tow e's of Los Angeles and the U. 8./fice, Leo Kriner, president, Sson. The council wrote Miss Goddard |army signal corps, were married | inounced today. Those invited, and asked what she intended to late yesterday. Only a few personal {addition to club officers, are [board of directors, precinct Som< .|spent yesterday, his anniversary, was sort of close-fitting— | Following a brief honeymoon, the \mitteemen and committeewomen convalescing in Methodist hospital,| Did ghe realize, the council asked, pride plans to resume her night/and Township elected officials, a ———

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ernal was released, factory girls all over "KILLED 1 IN FALL night ad day—those inf messages of congratulations which {pe country would be wearing some- | LEGISLATOR TO SPEAK | LAWRENCEBURG, Dec. 10 wo. ack-acks: had been received from all over the thing “sort of close fitting." and| Dr. David D. Turpeau of Cincin- P).—~Ambers Griffin, 30, Aurora, an {eountry, and a birthday cake at/there would be a lot of more nati, a member of the Ohio house electrician's helper, was Killed ine . 1 P 6 | which he nibbled sparingly. jsmashed fingers and broken noses? of representatives, will speak at 11 stantly yesterday when he fell 18 In Indianapolis, Page { He has been in the hospital about, In the interests of Industrial a. m. and 3 p. m. Sunday at the feet from a ladder while working at. jthree weeks, but expects to go home safety, the council asked, would she Scott” Methodist church. The Rev. the Lawrenceburg terminal elevas | soon. . Iwedr a reak welders outfit? IJohn W. Crook is pastor. tors, STRAUSS SAYS: STORE HOURS SATURDAY 9:30 TILL 6

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