Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1946 — Page 16

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— . g THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : ; inten meee | [TSC Chapter to Meet np jo ' rsa Chor to aw inter Party Set | DRSERRRERRRE You Corsiders SFERMANENIS on FACIALS NICURES ‘will meet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow > : Friday 13th Lucky © FINGER WAVES for a Christmas party at the home At Howe High

Friday . the 13th doesn’t mean a Personal Supervision and Modern Equipment of Mrs. F. H. Diehl, 5615 Lowell ave. iM thing to Willlam Russell Ramsey International Beauty School *“, 5.01" ||Assisting her wil be Mrs. FP. W. “Thirteenth Whirl’ p Jr, a student at school 3. ; Sink and Mrs: C. C. Rothman. Mrs. let : “Bill,” the only boy in a family : John W. Thornburg will speak. To Be Given in Gym of six children, even considers it's } | |] & a lucky date for him. He was born A UF The “Thirteenth Twirl” senior ; A on Friday, Dec. 13 at.2:13 a. m. He

X Y winter party, will be held tomorrow ! points out that he weighed 13 A afternoon in Howe high achool i : pounds at birth and that there is a h ' hk i TT CR dy

total of 13 letters in his first and nasium, A last names. Committees for the party, ap- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. pointed by Charles Copeland, senior William R. Ramsey, 2036 E. Washclass president, are: Program, Nor- g ington st. ma Ziegler, chairman; Jack Sime : mons, Jody Crawford, Helen Hodges, La CHRISTMAS PLAY SET

Richard Schatz; dance, Barbara Ingersoll, chairman: Elliott Jose, School 48 will hold a Christmas

n — play at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. All Bill Terrell, Roy Virt, Karyl Ikerd; N favors, Anna Y train Joyce PROSECHTES NAZIS— [rooms will participate.

Ticen, Beverly Cubel, Carolyn Fis-| ' Wholesale - murder and un. REE EE PUP 5 OE RE OT J J RO RE Ok JO 0 Red Os rl A Fe beck, Ruth Guthrie; refreshments,| speakably cruel tortures was Estel Harry, chairman; Greta Mc-| the way Brig. Gen. Telford TayNew, Jack O'Neel, Mary Ann Ma-| |or, right, described experi

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chairman; Tom Lofton, Carol Gam- : a) Fs SUSSMAN’S

bill; decoration; Bill Nevill, chair-| centration camps. Gen. Taylor A brand new shoe for children 6 months to man; Gene McClarney, Adelle Por-| is chief prosecutor at the war ’ 3 : Hewes Woy: Each lovely Diamond

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filled. Priced $395 and $4.45 according to as, Mary Lester, Patti Cummings size. and Ruth Guthrie. dance band will provide the music. pay a little or a lot, you can be sure you're getting the utmost in value for your money.

Music for dancing will be pro-| The committees, appointed by vided by record. Favors will be pre-| teacher sponsors, are

- sented to those attending the party.| Decorations — Suzanne Auble, Phyllis ; Bowles, Louise prooks, Mary Ellen Dahl, s aines, Mary nn Gaither, Do Plan Party 1 , Don Hyfleld, Jack Johns, k

oO , Virgini h The Howe Tower and Hilltopper Gerald vermiliion ix Panne Woerner, rist- oor Show -— Joanne Crawford, Joyce staffs will hold an annugi Ch Dehnbostel, Diane Hays, Nancy Joe mas publications party next Mon-| virginia Jones, Jane Kirkoff, Winona day. Patty Cummings will be gen- Locklear, Carol Schneider and Jean . afler, eral chairman. ' Advertising—Marilyn Callahan, Marione All seams and stitching on outside of these Dist Elliott, Virginia Bubank, Marjie LaRue, ribution of a gossip sheet |porothy Partington and Shirley Stillwell soft, smooth, flexible shoes. The narrow wid singing of Chirsiags earels will Refreshment Virginia Gardner: Phyllis 2 arreid, ma a rray, a '. heels and ample toe room makes Jumping highlight the program. Mildred Specht, Carolyn Steffy, Marios Jacks the perfect shoe for growing feet. Committees for the party are: |Bany. an Velich, Bally Vertrees and Gossip sheet, Mary Lester and Ruth| Ticket Sales — Patty Andrews, Tom Guthrie, co-editors, and Alice McClelland, | Barnes, Martha Bolte, Phyllis Bowles, , Carole Davis, Elliott Jose, | Janet Close, Marilyn Dougherty,

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; refreshments, Mary Ann|Davis, Doris Gaines, Sue Kenworthy, Carol Malott, chairman, and Sally Vertrees, | Knisley, Elizabeth Lien, Bill Mayer, Eddie

Adelle Porter, Norma McMasters, 8uzie| Myers, Beverly Ortel, Jack Peasley, Flaine Auble; and program, Alan Gise and Alice| Reel, Mary Torrence and John Yoder, McClelland. ————————————— “fe : Winter Dance Set Indiana Youth Gets

The annual “Winter Wonderland” “Talk Meet’ Aw ar d 318 Mass.—Between Delaware and Alabama dior sponsored by te GA Al Cok pee. Sware

. and Lettermans club was to be held P.).—An Indiana youth who outStore Hours: 9 to 5:15—Sat., 9 to 6 from 2:30 to 4 this afternoon in they tuo "vo ohan 7900 other rural east side of the gym. Ed Hall's|o oho way given a nationdl “talk > 7 - _.|meet” award today as delegations a a 5 A C5 A 5 EC A A AF 50 55 SA ACE 5 A A SC EA A A BS Se SRE to the American Farm Bureau fed- : Ww, > i eration convention split into caueuses to nominate directors. ul Winner of + the national rural! {youth “talk meet” was Lawrence iB Whaley, 19, Leroy, Ind. The meet, {an extemporaneous speaking con- | test, attracted 1960 entries in seven | states. Four regional meetings were held for nominations. Chairmen in- | cluded H. E. Schenck, Lebanon, Ind. | for the midwest. Richard B. Russell (D. Ga.) told | {delegates the next congress must | revise the now “obsolete and in-| {adequate” parity formula to take! {into consideration the cost of all ¢ farm labor, including that of the farmer and his family. | Russel] said .that as matters now stand, the farmer's labor ecosts— | fhe* work done by the farmer and | his family—“are not. even conidered.”

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