Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1947 — Page 15

Will Be Held

il 20-May 1

al convention of

gress of Parents Il be held here May 1 at the Mu« he Claypool hotel, Shank, president, The organization the golden jubilee organization, she

wood, & secretary k state executive Y. M C. A, will he meeting, = s Salary ginning salary of who are four-year with full profes vas the principal solution presented the board of gov. igress this after ool. id the resolution visions for annual he first year of

gram n which the orck in the general t session includes which have al« ted and all bills ne state health

~T. A. also will rary codification rticipation in the ich program, rs. Joseph Walk« hairman of the ttee, almost 1000 A are participate program. congress has 70 total membership 000.

Dance Set

iid of the Lake Jub will have its » ‘dance Feb. 8, s'band will play, Renner, general assisted by Mesntgomery, James H. B. Stratton.

» Hostess oran, 2029 Hoyt is at a rush party porrow night by apter, Alpha Zeta lests will be Mrs. Miss Rae Cawdell - Obergfell.

‘ear Rabbi

nion of Clubs will

ice Goldblatt re-

nd” (Liebman) at

. In. next Wednes=

ington Methodist be introduced by [ullane, chairman e committee,

‘Should Build -

_ “To Back Ideal

A community center In every city and town is the goal clubwomen | should seek, Mrs. Ralph F. Gates |

and largest community centers in

- groups, Mrs. Gates maintained.

| _state assembly will be discussed

8 Corr inter

Civic Centers’ Clubwomen Urged

said this afternoon.

The governor's wife spoke at a youth conservation conference’ held |’

in the Claypool hotel. The meet-

ing, attended by representatives of |:

10 . women's organizations, was sponsored by the Indiana Federa: tion of Clubs. Mrs. Gates said juvenile delinquency could be stamped out best in this way, “It is my hope that all clubs in the 1. F. C. will inaugurate drives to build such centers in their communities, - The buildings should be

scaled to meet the needs and!

pocketbooks of areas they serve,’ she added. Honeywell Home “However, they' should be planned not only as recreation centers for teen-agers. They should fulfill the need for community gathering places as well. The buildings - should cilities for food preparation, clubrooms for community meetings and, -if possible, an auditorium. Everyone ‘in the community should be- privileged to use the recreation rooms,” she pointed out. Mrs. Gates cited the Mark Honeywell home at Wabash, a center still not completed, as one of the finest

the . state. The Anthony Hulman center in Terre Haute and the Bedford clubhouse for boys are two other centers which have served their communities splendidly, Mrs. Gates said. } Communities which already have established funds for memorials to veterans of world war II have a fine opportunity to begin a community center, Mrs. Gates said. “No more lasting tribute could be made,” she said. Private Contributions,

“If other organizations and individuals can be persuaded to donate time and money. for such a concrete community contribution, recreation centers will be built, It is, the duty of the I. F. C. to step up the {deals .of these private

The state contributes public parks to the recreational needs of its communities. Private citizens and organizations with the enthusiastic support of I. F. C. membership should build community centers for the benefit of their own areas, Mrs. Gates concluded. Legislation Backed Legislation backed by the federation in the present session of the

when the I. F. C. executive board

she _ believed |

provide fa-|

Meeting On Monday .

The Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter, National Society Daughters of the Union, will have a program and meeting at 1:30 p. m, Monday in the Wilking au-

Art Institute

Forever” (Jordan),

Felix T. McWhirter, founders; Mrs. | Carl "J. Weihhardt, president, and Mrs. George A. Bowen, dean of departments.”

In the afternoon session, Miss

ditorlum. Glen Funk will discuss “Lincoln and the Civil War: Its Causes and Objects.” : Mrs, Fred Chastain and Mrs. W. A. Edwards will present a patriotic tableau, and Miss Hazel Weghorst and Miss Helen Guig will provide

"WINTERIZED" — Looks like snow, but Portia Hurd is prepared in her jacket of water. repellent poplin, light-weight, warm lining called "Jen-ce-lite" that keeps Portia

warm. She. is a senior at Shortridge high school and a.member of the Shortie, "21" and SubDeb clubs, (Strauss')

It's the downy

Group to Hear Travel Talk =

A travel- talk, illustrated by col-

held in the church. Mrs. McPheeters traveled through South America on a goodwill tour sponsored by the Indianapolis | Chamber of Commerce. Her talk Friday night will conclude a series

trip. |

er.

Miss Sellmer Wed To John Whitaker -

meets at 7:30 p. m. today in the

‘Claypool. ville, legislative chairman, will pre-

side. Dr. L. P. Burney of the state health board will be the principal speaker at the annual council meeting at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at the! hotel.

Meeting Tonight Mrs. Frank McBride, 623 N. Rural st., will be hostess for a business meeting at 8 p. m. today of Beta chapter, Beta Chi Theta sorority.

Card Party Set

The Victory club will sponsor a public card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Food Craft shop.

World's Finest Gas Range

Sold Exclusively in Marion Co. at

208 N. Delaware

Miss Ida Wilson, Boon- |

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lambert, 3609 Washington blvd, announce the {marriage of their niece, Miss Margaret Sellmer, to John Whitaker of Indianapolis.

The marriage took place Satur- |

day at Christ Episcopal church.

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By MRS. ANNE CABOT

quilted leaf design is a smart ac-| cessory on the living room couch and a boon to an invalid or those comfoft-loving souls who like to] read in bed. Use rayon taffeta in forest green, wine, dark red or brown for the living room-rose, | peach, powder blue or leaf-green | rayon satin for the bedroom, Nice, | also, made of the same chintz as your bedspreads. The stuffing for | pillow may be kapok, cotton batting or feathers. Quilting designs | may also be used on bedspreads, | dressing table skirts, ordinary P/ lows. To obtain complete cutting and! finishing directions, transfer designs, quilting instructions for the | back-rest pillow (pattern 5402), | send 16 .cents in coin, your name, | address and the pattern number vd Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times,” 530 S. Wells. st., Chicago 7.

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ored pictures on South America, will be given by Mrs. Jeanette Mc- | Pheeters ‘before circle 6 of the Irv-! ington Presbyterian church at 8:15 | ™ m. Friday. The meeting will be

of speeches she has given about the

Miss Phyllis Wilcox, soprano, also | will appear on the program .and, Miss Jean Cox and Gary Sampson, duo-pianists, will play. Mrs. Paul| Merchant will introduce the speak- |

A three-sided pillow with ely,

music. | Mrs, W. I. Hoag is program «di-| |rector, and Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker 'is music chairman, . Mrs. Walter N. Winkler, hostess chairman, will be assisted by “Mrs. {Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge and Miss

(Carolina Rupp.

E. C. Rumpler,

Ellen McQuarie will talk on “Class{ielsm to Cubism.” Miss McQuarfe; who is head of the romance languages department at Franklin college, will tell some of her experiefices as an art student in Paris, Miss McQuarie's painting, “The Return,” is being shown ‘in the Hoosier salon at Block's, She will illustrate her talk with an exhibition of French - decorative art, -and she | also ‘will’ show paintings from the Herron Art institute, Mrs. Helen Talge Brown is chairman of the art department, and Mrs. Edward A. Brown and Mrs.

THEINDIANAPOLIS Es

Is Set =

The art department of ‘the Woman's Department club will hive an art institute Monday in the clubhouse. The first session will be at 11:30 a. m, when Mrs, F. E, Smith will review “One Red Rbse

The department will be hostess to the general club at the 1 0 “40’clock luncheon. Honor guests will be Mrs, Alvin T. Coate and

D. 8. Meditch are in charge fof hostesses for the luncheon. Assisting at the luncheon er Mesdames Onan ¢. Adkins, Irving Blue, C. B. Camp, John L. Coleman, Rey E. Denny, Claude Douglass Funk, Maude L. Heikes, Frank: L. Jennings, E. A, Kelly, T. E. Snodgrass, George W. Snyder, C. E, Sunthimer, Harold M. Trusler, Donovan A. Turk, Frank J. Uhl and Ralph Velandingllam and’ Miss Pearl F, Kiefer, $8 8

TH en o'clock, an art study|Hayes and Mrs. Maude L. Heikés group of thé department, will meet will be in charge of the informal next Wednesday with Mrs. Brown,

2040 N. Delaware st., as hostess. Mrs. Laurence Carter will talk

school. Her talk will be Uatrated Ga made there. Mrs. Robert B. Malloch will talk on “Art Treasures From the Far ‘East: Salling Vessel) .| Logs.” » » 8. The fiterature-drama department will have its book hour at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse. Mrs. Albert Dalsheimer will review “Hard Facts” (Spring). The department meeting will be held at 2:30 o'clock, and Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will preside. Mrs. Samuel Ashby will read poetry selections, This will be the last day for entries in the creative writing contest. Dr. Edwin Barlow Evans of Butler university will talk on “The Spirit of Literature.” Mrs. Orison

with some of her own paintings |

Mrs. Everett M. Schofield: will prea K side at the tea table, a

Wedding Date Set

Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Wittman, | ** Nini 1129 Belle Vieu pl, announce that|is in charge of their daughter, Virginia Kathryn, hd will be married to Raymond M. Lawrence on. Feb. 28 in the Centenary Christian church. Mr. Lawrence is the son of Mr. and Mrs. will Raleigh H. Lawfence, 1512 N, Ox-|Mrs, ford st.

Mrs. Riggs Hostess

-tea that will close the afternoon, Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Frederick G., Balz, Alvin T.

on the Provincetown art colony and |Coate, George E. Dunn, Marion F.

| Beta chapter, Theta Nu Chi so-| Special guests (rority, will meet at 8 p. m. today Drake and Mrs. Bjorn lin the home of Mrs. Walter F. | Riggs, 911 N. Ritter ave.

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