Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1946 — Page 21

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THURSDAY, -JUNE 6,

LAST CLASS TO LEAVE CENTRAL

Church to Take Over College Next Semester.

Times Special DANVILLE, Ind. June 6.—Central Normal college here is in the midst of ils last commencement exercises. .

The school recently changed hands. When the new semester begins, two Episcopal dioceses, Indianapolis and Northern Indiana, will be in complete charge. Although the church has taken over the school, the curriculum will not be strictly secular. Religion and moral influences, however, will be stressed. : The commencement exercises, 70th in the history of Central Normal, began last Sunday.. Terminating a daily program of events will be the graduation exercises at 10 a. m, Friday, with the highest degree going to Dr. H. H. Thacker, Brazil dentist. He will receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Science,

Others being graduated are: Bachelor of Arts: Juanita Eckler, Lizton; Bonnie B, Eggers, Danville; Luella Holtzclaw, Greensburg, and Alice Thompson, Danville, Bachelor of Science:

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Norman; Norman J. Bell, LaPorte; Hor- |

ace Ralph Bunton, North Salem; ‘Prank Cline, Ben. Davis; Alice Whitestown; John Edward Davison, Danville; Russell Dean, Rensselaer; Bernard

ny, Bedford; William Walter Frazer, Nashville; Ollie Gregory, aMarkleviile; Helen Louise Heady, Jamestown; Pleasant E, Heavin, Cloverdale; Bva Holt, 8hoals; James W. Jackson, Petersburg;

Russell Jackson, North Liberty; Donald] ert i 1 » ¢ - Eo rohe Cavugn Donald a Johnson, | With a concert in the school audi

Commiskey; Preston Johnson, New Castle; Gordon B. Jay, Whitestown; Edna Kelley, Lafayette; Sherman W, Lem ;_ Betty R. Linder, Hazel Lytle, Austin; William O. Martin, Pekin; Raymond 8. McMillan, Lyons, . Y.; Beatrice N. Meek, Pleasant Lake: Evangeline Merrilees, Beechwood; James Moore, Monticello; Shirley Mynatt, Clayton; Cosette Nichols, Danville; Kenneth

William L. Rowen, DeMotte; Hazel Rushton, Danville; Nellye Russell, Indianapolis; J. Melvin Sedam, Cross Plains; Mary FP Spelzhaus, Lawrenceburg; 3 Spencer, Waveland; Kenneth B. Sutherlin, Danville; Thelma Jean Sutherlin, Danville; ra C. Terry, Shoals; Sue Terry, Bhoals: Carl. Tharp, Clayton: Herschel omas, Tangier; Maurice W. Thomp-

son, New Castle; Shirley Van Conia, Tobinsport: Earl Laverne Warren Jr. New Richmond; Phyllis Blankenshi Wershiug, Paragon, and Glenward M.

York, Boouville.

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{ricular organizations. ,:

Cragun, | { | show sponsored by the home eco-

D. Deerr, Lafayette; Burnettia Ray Den-|nomics department.

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1946 ii Re — Dr. H. F. Kennedy CHURCH PROTESTS ~ To Open Office pppk CONVERSION

Dr. Hunter F. Kennedy, recently {discharged from the service, will open his office in room 211, Fountain Square Theater bldg., for

A protest against the conversion iof Garfield park into an amusement area’ was issued today by the board of the Garfield Park Baptist church. It was signed by Warren | M. Bruner, chairman. . The church stands at Southern]

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tice of medicine. For more than 13 months, Dr Kennedy, who was a captain in the army, was on the staff of the

The board stated the park had al-| ways been a “social and cultural] asset” and the protest was voiced | against its - conversion because of | 206th Station “injurious effects upon both the hospital in Dr. Kennedy {church and the community.” Alaska. | “We are convinced,” the protest Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy reside at|said, “that any financial advan822 N. Denny st. tage tat might accrue to the city from converting the park into an amusement park would be more

ANNUAL VISITOR DAY nen discounted by the loss of its d cultural and moral values to the

Manual Training high school will| grievous loss to occur.” observe: its annual visitors’ day and | ri eb voers open house Friday for alumni. and | CZECHS GET CREDIT WASHINGTON, June 6 (U, P.).— parents. ‘is sandra The state department announced Departmental exhibiis, preparec yesterday that a $50,000,000 credit by students, will be displayed and | has been ‘extended to Czechoslo-

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|city. We hope that the authorities SET BY HIGH SCHOOL Indianapolis will appreciate this | b

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special demonstrations have been vakia for the purchase of U. 8.

| planned by the school’s extra-cur-'surplus war property in Europe. |

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