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Home Safety Contest Awards Made

Winners Anpounced “At Luncheon Today

Mrs. James E. Carey Sr. for the econd consecutive year, received | ‘he individual achievement prize n the Chamber of Commerce's ome safety engineering contest. The awards were announced at a ancheon: today in the Columbia! lub. Mrs. Cgrey has given the] ~omé accidentfprevention course to cne-fifth of the more than 60 memers in the class at school 15. Awards for the best home acci-, ent prevention suggestions were iven to Mrs. Marion J. Brown;! ictorian chapter, International | fravel-Study club, and Mrs. Har-| let Bryent, school 15. |; Group Winners 8 The Woman's Department club| nd the P.-T, A. of school 15 placed | irst. and second, respectively, | mong the larger clubs participat1g in the contest. Winners in ene] LJ maller groups were the Ses Jollege Alumnae club, first place, |

nd the Narrators’ club, second. First place in the junior group vas won by Girl Scout troop 5.| Che sophomore class at St. John's wcademy received second place in! hat group. | Among the groups receiving merit itations were P.-T. A. units of ichools 27, 76, 39, 44, 7 and 91, Women's Lions’ club, Blue Flower Garden ¢lub, Monterey and Vicorian' chapters, I. T.-S. C.,, and Garfield Garden club. Also Municipal Gardens Woman's! Department club, Girl Scout troop 30, Aish Lu Ami Camp Fire Girls anit, Indianapolis Council of P.-T.| A. and Washington high. school] safety classes. |

Skit Presented

Paul Jones, public information di- | rector, national safety council, Chi- | cago, was the speaker. He discussed “Reducing the Toll.” Wallace O. Lee, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce safety council chair- | Ymaun, introduced Mr. Jones. “Many a G. 1. Joe will come back from the war to a home that is not much safer than the foxhole he has! been using on the battlefront,” Mr. | Jones said. He stated that from Pearl Harbor | to May 15 of this year 111,000 Americans were killed by accidents in the | home. According to national safety| council reports, falls are the num-| ber one killer ‘with burns second. The speaker's suggestions in re-| ducing home accidents included] checking homes thoroughly for hazards and then eliminating them, | and secondly, that every member of! the family acquire safety consciousness and safe habits. In conclusion, he congratulated | the safety division of the Chamber of Commerce and all those who | hélped in the home safety program. | A skit, “Be It Ever So Jumbled,” was given by the Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Mrs. Clayton M. Adams and Mrs. Bert McCammon were the di-| ‘rectors. In charge of properties and | sound effects were Mrs. L. L. Harvey and Mrs. Earl Gordon. Members of the cast were Mesdames W. L. Thoms, Walter Caley, Raymond DeGraff, P. L. Sargent, John R. Brayton, Robert E. Fennell, Ralph C. Davis, Elmer Bornkamp, Paul S. Howey, Kenneth S. Rosenberger, Herman H. Lauter and D. Joe Hendrickson.

Miss Eva Y. Wiles Heads Zonta Club

Miss Eva Y, Wiles was re-elected | e Zonta club recently. | Mrs. Carolyn Conrad is the: vice president. | Other officers are Mrs. Margaret Foster and Miss Frona Greene, secretary and assistant; Miss Kathryn! Petry. treasurer, and Dr. Hazel Stevens, Mrs. Louise Bridges and Mrs Cecile Shields, directors. The officers were elected group's annual husiness held in the Y.W.C. A

at the meeting

Harry Reid Jr.

Alumnae club of Kappa Alpha

Among new members of the Children’s Museum guild who will be guests Friday at a luncheon at the Indianapolis Country club are (left to right) Mesdames Robert 'M. Butterworth, John H. Elam, Lyman G.

Hunter and Ralph B. Coble.

George Bardwell, Richard Bearss,

The othér new members are Mesdames

Jack Gulling, Norman Perry Jr.,

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Mary Kathryn Hudson to Be Honored

Pre-Nuptial

Party Tomorrow

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morrow with a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for

Miss Mary Kathryn Hudson. be in the Propylaeum.

The party, at 1 o'clock, will

Miss Hudson will become the bride of Edward H.

Hahn, Kokomo, the First Baptist church.

in a June 23 ceremony to be read in

Guests at the luncheon tomorrow will be Mrs. Martha E. Hudson, mother of the bride-to-be: Mesdames Byron Lundblid, ‘F. C.

Kroeger, John Gamble, Callie Gamble,

William Hogan, Robert

Sweeney, John E. Messick and William D. Bain, Miss Marjory

Kroeger and Miss Helen LaMar.

Others attending wlil be Mrs,

Hugh Barnhart of Rochester and Mrs. Kenneth Rider Jr., Franklin,

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A group of Indianapolis girls who are students at Wheaton

college, Norton, Mass.,

Long Island, N. Y.

are attending a house party this week in the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Miller, Point-O-Woods,

With Misses Jean and Natalie Moore, the

Millers’ granddaughters, are Miss Jane Curle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, and Miss Mary Ann Pearce, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Starling Pearce’s daughter.

Jane and Mary Ann will arrive |

home next Monday while Jean and Natalie, daughters of Mrs. Malcolm Moore, will remain for a while with their grandparents. Misses Pearce and Jean Moore!

received their batchelor of arts *

degrees from Wheaton Sunday.

Visits Classmates BEFORE GOING to Point-O-

Woods, Miss Curle visited her college roommate, Miss Jane Drury, in West Hartford, Conn,

and Miss Lois Shaw in New Rochelle, N, Y. Another Wheaton student, Miss | Evangeline - Tykle, arrived home Saturday to spend the summer |

Fred G. Tykle. En route home! she and a group of classmates | spent three days in New York. | Misses Curle, Tykle and Natalie | Moore were freshmen at Wheaton this year,

Alumnae Club Meeting |

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New province officers of Kappa | will meet in! Indianapolis on June 30. ‘They are! Mrs. Earl Whipple, Boonville; Mrs J. C. Eckert, Osgood. Mrs. J. L. Lemstra, Clinton; C. H. Cox, Pendleton; Miss Eliza-' beth Kresler, Rensselaer; Mrs. H. L. Horn, Muncie; Mrs. Paul Carothers,! Plymouth, and Mrs. Alfred .Fry,!

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Thursday

30 C ommittee Heads Will Give Reports

A meeting of the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers § board of managers will be held at 6:30 a. m. Thursday in the paim § room of the Claypool hotel. Chairmen who * are conducting special assignments on the congress’ child welfare program will report on. their year's work. At the session, ‘the group will discuss its responsibility for stressing world peace; liome conditions of working parents: new child welfare and school laws; homemaking, and co-operation between parents and teachers, 3 Reports Scheduled » Chairmen who will report are Dr. Allén A. Smith, West Lafayette, character and spiritual education; Mrs. Dorothy McPherson, Terre Haute, music; Mrs. William -Stute, |. 2.9 = Ft. Wayne, program service; Mrs. Irvin Morris, press relations. Mrs. Malcolm Porter, Crawfordsville, publicity; Mrs. F. M. Pittman, Bedford, membership; Mrs. Claude

General hospital.

{New Castle, radio; Mrs. Frank Notland, South Bend, standards of excellence; Paul-F. Boston, La Porte, |safety; Mrs, Frank Rieman, hospitals. :

IMrs. Ruth Murphy and Mrs. Syl|vester Johnson of the league are chairman and vice chairman of the corps. : Mrs. ‘H. L. Johnson, Bloomington, | Tie. group leacties crafts and {city and county councils: Mrs. Karl Skills to servicemen recuperating [ Vogel, New Castle, high schools: {{rom war Injuries. In quarters al [Miss Mary Matthews, West Lafa-| the hospital formerly occupied by Ivette, homemaking; Miss Hazel ithe occupational therapy depart- | Warren, library extension; Joe R. Ment. the corps offers instruction |Craw. New Castle, school educa- {in leathercraft, felt work, knitting, | tion: Mrs. George Mellin, New Al- crocheting, block printing, stencil\bany, study course. |ing; metal and jewelry crafts.

Meeting Friday Crafts Taught : | Mrs. C. O. Gross, Marion, sum-| Other crafts taught are plastic {mer roundup; Mrs. James Kirwin, and clay modeling, the making of |Ft. Wayne, National Parent-Teach-|stuffed toys, finger painting, sketchler: Mrs. Robert Fennell, Indiana|ing and oil painting, mechanical | Parent-Teacher promotion: Mrs. F.! |drawing, soap carving, woodcraft |M. Davis, Jeffersonville, mental hy- {and a recently inaugurated “scrap | giene; Mrs. Ben Davis, Terre Haute, | | department” engaged in turning [ social hygiene. |out lapel ornaments... When new R. B. McClintock, Ft. Wayne, rec- quarters are.obtained, ceramics will |reation; Mrs. William Butler, Ev-|Pe added to the list. | |ansville, student aid and school | The corps contacts a daily averlunch; “Mrs. Jessie Fore, Hazelton,|a8e of 100 patients, although there rural associations. {was one day in April when the The board will meet Friday in the| total was 239. There are 98 memclubrom. Resolutions for the year| {bers in the corps and a group of 40 | will be adopted and plans for pub-| {applicants taking the indoctrina{lishing the Indiana Parent- Teacher | tion course last month, brings the {bulletin: will be outlined. {total of instructors to 138.

————————— League Members | ‘Teen-Age’ Dance

Junior league members included in this number, with Mrs, Murphy! 'To Be at Woodstock | Ei tA

land Mrs, Johnson, are Mesdames | “teen-age” dance is scheduled Cornelius Alig, Lyman Ayres, Jo- | for June 20 at the Woodstock club. [seph E. Cain, Burford Danner, { There will be a buffet supper at 7|{Noble Dean, Russell Fortune Jr. p. m." Louie Lowe's orchestra will| Eugene Miller, Gale R. Fletcher and | play for dancing. | William Rockwood Jr, Sally Stokely is chairman of the | Others are Miss Elizabeth Wat{event. Her assistants include An- (son and Miss Nancy Lockwood. {drew Pelham and Larry Noling, | {Three of the recently announced | decorations: Rosalie McKee, pub-|provisional members of the league

licity; Betsy Wade, refreshments. [who also work with the arts and Perry Griffith and Fritz Pantzer;|skills corps are Misses Mary Glad-

One of the wartime activities in which Junior league members are enlisted is the Red Cross arts and skills corps which serves at Billings

Two league members are shown here with Lt. Paul Jones, Detroit, as he works on a linoleum print block. They are Mrs. Cornelius Alig (left) and Mrs. Lyman Ayres (right).

Members of Junior League Serve as Volunteer Workers

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“conference day”

League members have been active in almost every wisnchi of volun- | L+ S. Martin, president;

Hudson, Lafayette, budget; Mrs. d C Ci Ray Roberson, publications; Mrs. Wi ith Re ross orps Donald Henry, South Bend, international relations; Mrs. James L When the Indianapolis Junior league observes Murray, juvenile delinquency. porrow at a meeting in the Woodstock: club, the wartime activities of On Program the group will claim the spotlight. a a eon Ende teer w ork— from government service abroad to home-front jobs. field; legislation; Mrs. Jack Greig,!

dent; Mrs. Washburn and Mrs.

THURSDAY MENUS

milk. | charge of arrangements, Breakfast Dinner ye ee tees Grapefruit. sections, Fried smelts | Sut Here - . Soft cooked eggs. Buttered new potatoes Lt. Cmdr. Samuel E. Dinnin, Toast Creamed celery and carrots U. 8. N. R, and Mrs. Dinnin from Luncheon Radishes and cucumbers, Shreveport, La.. are visiting Cmdr. Bread. Dinnin’s mother, Mrs. Mary M Cream of spinach soup Cl ’ , ' hocolate chiffon ple ’ Cold tongue sandwichas (leftover) eo oF Dinnin, 2234 N. New Jersey st. #n rye bread. Point-saver casserole: One-half | [ROINCIEC NGC SOME 0 a Relish. Ib. ground. lamb, 4 *ec.. chopped |R 8

Peanut butter ebokles.

onion, 4 c¢. chopped celery, dash ) 5) Dinner of pepper, 1 tsp. salt, 1% tbsps. 3 Hy Sry BIL Santon 3 KY "Point-saver casserole (see recipe). |flour, % c. water, 1 small eggplant, | i Jor Ye Joes takin oR doing A Baked potatoes. peeled and sliced, 1'% c. dry bread | {J | | Mixed vegetable salad with peppy cubed. be S fl 18 French dressing. Pan fry lamb, onion and celery | fd up er uous RY Bread. : in a skillet lightly browned. There ‘Hair \ Strawberry ‘meringue cake. Is usually enough fat in the meat | [| removed permanently and patnI. ht Jfor this, Drain all but one tbsp. jessly without any further defat from cookéd meat.. Add season- || “4 ey 00 JOE Ota * FRIDAY MENUS fngs and flour and stir to blend |fq| Appearance will add greatly to Breakfast by well. your happiness. Permanent re.

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— Charles E. Smith, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Lewis Shott, treasurer, Mrs. Otto Russell will preside.

Club Plans Picnic

A picnic will be held at 6 p. m. Thursday in Garfield park by the { Enlisted Men's Wives club. Mesdames Lloyd E. Jacobs, Carroll {| Powell and Charles A. Deer are in

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{ floor, and Gene Scheidenhelm,|ding Johnson, Agnes Alig and MarHotel Lincoln. The new council in- | Husic, \garet Townsend Eaglesfield. cludes Mrs. Lester Murphy, Ham- : mond, president; Miss Elizabeth V ri { Osborne, Mitchell, vice president; Miss Helen Haubold, Decatur, sec-! ma Ernesting Bia. Danville CLUBS W.S.C.8, West Michigan Street treasurer; Miss Helen Whitcomb, | Cervus. Noon, Mon. Hotel Lincoln. ! Neiodint Siren) J Phin Shelbyville, counil adviser and Mrs.| Mrs. Joseph Rolles to preside | Urs | I8 (he church. Weekley. J._E__P._ Holland, Bloomington! Installation. tT — adviser. | Clifton Mothers. 1:30 . ‘m., Thurs. | “SORORITIES at —— In the kindergarten, 3421 Clifton Delta chap., Chi Phi Gamma. 7:30 Churchwomen | Tea p.m. today. Mrs. William Moon, re { Forest Hills Garden. Wed. In the! 717 N. Emerson, hostess. Rush Will Meet | auditorium at Holliday park.| party. Five circles of the Woman's Power Show; Gamma Delta chap, Kappa Delta cokieil Centenary Christian Northeastern Homemakers. 11 a m, | Phi. Today. Mrs. Walter Hutchchurch. will have meetings to-| ‘ed. Mrs. Orville Loux, E. 38th,| ins, 941 N. Gray, hostess. morrow. Mrs. James Hooser, 1220 N.| hostess. Luncheon. “Good Meals potq chap. Theta Nu Chi. 8 p.m. tates 11 be hostess for group 1.| fOr Busy Days” project lesson. Wed. Mrs. Gene Bruce, 1406 w.! State-st., will groug . Circles 2 and 4 will meet at noon Sunshine Garden.” Wed. 1:30 p.m 34th, hostess. with Mrs. C. D. Monger. 6153 N.| Mrs. Carl Rudolph, 219 8. 6th, yerae Sorores chap., Verus Cordis. | Olney st. and at the same time .- Beech Grove, hostess. Rose display | 8 p.m, Wed. Miss Delores Welch, | unit 3 will meet with Mrs. Alva Woman's Advance. Wed. Mrs.| 2178 S. Delaware, hostess. Robinson, 1417 N. LaSalle st. | Charles W. Scott, hostess. Annual | A meeting of circle 5 will be held| picnic. Amica Study Club it 6:45 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Wayne Township Republican Dorothy Sanford, 3025 E. Michigan! Women's. 2 p.m. Wed. Mrs To Install Officers st. Frank West, 118 W, 41st, hostess. | : eet eeeeeeese— “Hope for Harvest” (Treadwell),|] The Amica Study club will have a Y. W. Open House | Mrs. Arthur K. Remmel, pile INnEheON, 84 HOON IONE Open house will be held at 7:30 Ye~Olde Tyme Cinch, 12:30 p.m. Washburn 68421 W Morris st | p. m. tomorrow at the. Y. W. C. A.| Fri. ‘Ft. Friendly, Mrs. Minnie Mts Robert F Shank o0- hostess The program will include games,| Spicer, hostess. . ay . i contests, a. movie and dancing.| MISCELLANEOUS yu al] ne OIcers Si He lee Registrations will be taken for the | Bay Laurel W.C.T.U. 10 a. m., Wed 3 Mrs. Don. Stewart resident: summer clubhouse activities and| Mrs. John S, Leonard, 5010 W. Be Willia Bur ham, xe redi= swimming and tennis classes, | 10th, hostess : m C ’ P

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table reservations; Mrs. Parish, publicity, and Mrs, Owens, arrangements, Servwill be special guests,

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Mrs. Ray Thorn|

To Entertain Garden Club

Sorority Mothers Hold Annual Picnic

The organization news includes the appearances of speakers, a picnic and an election. =”

Mrs. John Davis will discuss

“Gardens of Indiana” tomorrow at}

a meeting of the Green ‘Thumb Garden club. The session will be in the home of Mrs. Ray Thorn,

1630 Carlyle place. “Garden Pictures”

will be The topic of a talk by Mrs. Thorn,

Members of the Zeta chapter, Phi Theta Delta sorority, will have initiation and a dinner at 7 p. m. Saturday in the Sheffield inn. Those to be initiated are Mesdames Raymond Moxley, Charles Show, John Oberlies and hard Lunte and Miss Beulah Allison. Mrs. Edward Bush, 4226 Woodridge blvd, will be hostess at a party after the initiation.

The annual picnic of the Delta Gamma Mothers’ club was held today on the lawn of the Butler uni-

0- versity chapter house. Mrs. Albert

Mahr was general chairman. New officers of thegroup are Mrs.

Bride

Mrs. Bernard M. Polisner was Miss Helen Virginia Cox before her marriage March 21. She is the daughter of Mrs. Olive M. Cox. My. -and Mrs. Polisner are ag home at 3752 Salem st.

1. T.-S.C. Unit Installed

A new unit of the Diternational Travel-Study club recently was ine stalled into the federation. It will be known as the Ernie Pyle chapter, The Erin Isle chapter sponsored

Henning, vice president; Mrs, C. P.|

General hospital in which a number of Junior leaguers are enlisted. ITotter, {reasurer.

Dance Is Booked By Sorority The Phi Delta Beta sorority will give a dance at 9:30 p. m. Saturday in the Travertine room of the Hotel Lincoln, Tommy Moriarty’s orchestra will play. Mrs. Jameés W. Rike is general chairman. Assisting her will be Mrs, Harry Downs, Robert

Hubert icemen

The .Hayward-Barcus unit American Legion auxiliary, will have election of officers at 8 p. m. June 13 in the War Memorial building. The speaker at the meeting will | be Mrs. Wendell Reed, child wel-! fare chairman. She will discuss “Parenthood Training.” A musical program will be given by Miss Berdyn Egli, and Mrs. Cleo McLean | will preside.

Officers will be elected at 8 p. m today by the Gamma chapter,

Omega Nu Tau sorority. The group will meet in the Hotel Lincoln.

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One of the latter is the Red Cross arts and skills corps at Billings! Endicott, secretary, and Mrs, H. O. the president is Mrs. Thomas Toll.

Other officers are. Mrs. {Baird and Mrs. Paul Miller, firsg and second vice presidents; Mrs, George King and Mrs. Richard Pier, {recording and corresponding secree [taries; Mrs. Jon Misner, treasurer; | Mrs. A. U. Nuttall, auditor, and Mrs, |J. Harold Thompson, 1. T.-S, C. fede |eration delegate.

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Exhibit Opens

An exhibit of water color sketches and statuettes by Mahrea Cramer {Lehman of Chicago opened yestere {day in the Hoosier Salon Art gale tery, 610 State Life building. It is | scheduled for showing through ‘June 16,

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