Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1945 — Page 19

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lehairman. Sub-committees include: Reservations—Mesdames D. C. Jolly, C. J. Richter and 8. R. Lovick. Decorations — Mesdames B. L. Byrket, H. G. Kennett, H G. Mahan, U. M. Frazer, A. D. James J. PF. French; prizes—Mrs. R. Griswold and Mrs. T. G. Evard. and tallies—Mrs. G. F. and Mrs. F. C. Bird; program—Mrs. A. J. Clark and Mrs, W. J. Overmire; hospitality-—Mes-dames Alva Cradick, W. J. Zimmerman and W. A. Weber, and publicA John Connor. The president, Mrs. W, B. Peake, will receive with past presidents of the club. A talk by Miss Margrel Weadick will be followed by a musical program by Mesdames Prank Boles, Richard Golbach and Vincent Vuturo. During the meeting, arrangements will be made for a breakfast ‘| Dec. 23 at the Wheeler Rescue mission. Mrs, John Connor will be the

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Bernatz | will give a bridal dinner Friday night in the Indianapolis Athletic club for their daughter, Kathryn, and Lt. ¢j. g) John E. Meihaus, U. 8. N. R:

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