Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1945 — Page 18

Engagement of Lt. John R. Newcomb Jr. And Constance Louise. King Announced THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS CONSTANCE LOUISE KING, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison W.

King, Jacksonville, Ill, to Lt. John Ray Newcomb Jr., A. U. S., has been announced. hs

The ‘prospective bridegroom is the son of Dr. and : |

Mrs. Join Ray Newcomb of Indianapolis.

"The wedding will be in January. : 4 : ® = » ” Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Test will entertain Thursday night in their home with an informal bridal dinner honoring their daughter, Cynthia, and her flance, Raymond George Sweeney, New York, son

day afternoon in the Woodstockclub, Dorothy Durham to Be Honored

week for Miss Dorothy Louise of Robert Hugh Fatout in a ceremony Unitarian church. She will be the

Arnold, Norfolk, Va, sister of Davis, Greenfield. Other guests will well, Donald Cox, Robert French, Robert O'Malley, Robert Cash, Keith Davis, John Maxwell, Thomas P. Johnson, John F. O'Donnell, J. Robert Morehouse, Frank A. Gleaves, James G. Holland, Robert C. Jenkins, Herbert H. Smeitzer, Clarence E. Malgren,” Charles E. Haugh, Russell L. Roberts and Walter C. Witte, Misses Marian Garrison, Betty Soehner and Ann Totton,

mann, John Tracy Davis, Herman Lauter, L. W. Rawlings, O'Malley and Cash. »

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sion, for the south, had a halter top cinched by a wide gold kid belt. The other, for cooler nights, was covered up and long-sleeved. Both were worn over a matching full

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By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Scripps-Howsrd Staff Writer

RECENTLY I spent an enjoyable day at the Spartan School of Aeronautics, near. Tulsa, Okla. It is one of the few institutions of its kind in the nation. It started on a shoestring in 1928 and is now a fastgrowing concern with an investment of millions. The school is adjacent to the municipal airport, and the Spartan Alreraft Co. and next door to a gigantic assembly bomber plant which is now idle. The -enormousness of the air in-

gars, gaze at the intricate machin-

young men, some already marked by the scars of war, are learning its every detail you realize that the air

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and multitudes of others are already separated from the receding generation by illimitable space. They are no longer earthbound. Even when they do not fly themselves, they think in terms of flying.

and make the tiny precise instruments needed in these immense skyliners, and have the scientific knowledge ‘to use them, and yet they are not smart enough- to devise

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Spartan begins a new course this fall-the result of a nation-wide

Isle of Capri chap. 1.T.-8.C. 11:15 a. m. Wed. Ayres’ auditorium, Mrs. Wayne Kiddick, guest speaker. Mrs. Edwin Baker and Mrs. Herbert Growns, hostesses, Inter Nos. 12:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs E. L, Carr, 1202 N. Oakland, hostess. Dessert luncheon. Irvington Union of Clubs. 2 p. m. Wed. Mrs. John Gainey, 5611 University, hostess. “The Development of the Messiah Chorus in Irvington,” Mrs. Charles A. Harris, Purdue Women’s. 7:30 p. m. Wed. John Herron Art museum. Tour of Thorne miniature rooms. Lecture. V-5 Mothers’. Noon Wed. Mrs. Oliver H. Martin, 940 E. 34th, hostess. Business meeting; cove ered dish luncheon. Zetathea. 1:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. F.8. Hassler, 319 E. 24th, hostess. Plan,” Mrs.

+ “World Peace,” Mrs, Cora M. Doane, MISCELLANEOUS American Women's Voluntary Serv. ices. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Columbia club. Business meeting. Board meeting at 6 p. m, SORORITIES Alpha Tau chap., Alpha Zeta Beta.

Charles Wenner, presiding officer.

per. Alpha chap., Phi Theta Delta. Wed.

versity Woman's Faculty club at the

Wed. night. Claypool hotel. Mrs,

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Mrs. Charles Stevens will be the hostess chairman for the annual dinner meeting of the Butler Uni.

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Visit in Chicago

L. Buidette, Ray C. Friesner, A.| Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 8. Pisher and

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