Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1947 — Page 24

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" Frank Wallace of state department of conservation, speaker. Colored slides. 60--1:30 p. m. “Do You Know Your Child?” Mrs. Harold Eickhoff of Indianapolis P.-T. A. council Safety play. 723:15 p. m. “Health and Safety,” subject, Illustrations. 73-1:30 p. mm. “Teacher Training in Indiana,” Mrank H., Gorman. 75—8 p. m. Open house. Exhibition of children’s work, Business meeting. * 78—1:30 p. m. Miss Louise Padou, speaker. Demonstration in -lip reading and hearing testing. 82—T7:45 p. m. “Building Our City for the Future,” William H. Book, executive vice president of Chamber of Commerce. Music. 84—7:30 p. m. “Current Affairs” Frank Edwards. Madrigal Singers of Technical high school. 87—3:15 p. m, “Builders of Char acter,” Miss Ruth Bell. Singing by mother’s chorus. Beech Grove—T7:30 p. m. “Building speech choir. Charaéter Through Good Citizen-#-3:15 p. m. “Your Child's Body; |. ship.” Re “Growth snd Care,” SPedker.| Ben Davis—1: Np. m. Program and [' social hour in charge of Red Cross | : Ts 15 p.m “Opportunity “Las: ‘Bridgeport—8 pm. Seouts, in limited, " David Baker. Audience | charge of program. discussion. : ‘Flackvilie—S: 30 p. m. Covered dish 14-7:30 p. m. Dr. Gerald F. Kemp! |. supper. Business meeting. Elecof City Health Board, speaker. tion of officers, Dad's night. 3 Speedway—T7:45 p. m.” “Music in 15—7:30 p. m. Albert Magenheimer,| the Community.” Band program. #: sheriff, speaker. Dad's night. ~ Music.

81:30 p. m. Dean Phillip Bail of _Butler university, speaker. School orchestra will play. 21—-T:30 p. m. Safety program. 23-3 p. m. “Developing Character in Your Child,” Mrs. Frances Holliday. 26—3 p. m. Safety program. Mothersingers, directed by Mrs. Mabel Washington. 80—7:30 p. m. Atomic bomb films. Music. $4-7:30 p. m. “And Silently Steal Away,” farce comedy by Dramatic club. Father’s night. 36—7:30 p. m. Red Cross speaker. Entertainment. $7—2:30 p. m. “Health,” Mrs. Mere-| Program. dith Nicholson Jr. Election of] Td officers. Discussion of after school J oseph J. Marshall

oti Speaks.” rouna| 10 Afldress Club

table discussion by sixth grade| Joseph J. Marshall, special service £ pupils. Entertainment by Girl Re- director of the Veterans hospital, serves. 8 {will speak to the Municipal Gardens 44—1:45 p. m. Film on home safety | Women s Department club Monday by Red Cross. in the clubhouse. 45—1:30 p. m. “Booktown Comes to| Mrs. Roscoe Barnes, ~ president, 2 School,” Miss Ev#lyn Sickels. will conduct the board meeting at 47—3:15 p. m. “Do You Know Youri1l a. mi. Hostesses for the luncheon Child,” subject. Special music. |wt be Mesdames Kosta Maxime, 50—1:45 p. m. “Physital Fitness of |B. E. Stone, E. H. Schaub and P. E. Your Child's Mind and Body,” |Artist. Following the luncheon Miss George Farkas. Bebee Townsend will Fresent an 52—3:15 p. m. Business meeting. {Irish folk dance. : Film, “Handicrafts of India.” t——————————————— Parent education group wil meet Miss Morrissey at 2 p. m. with a pane! ussion of world citizenship. To Speak 54—7:30 p. m. James Stuart, editor] Alpha Kappa Latreian club will . of the Indianapolis Star, speaker. meet at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at the 58—1:30 p. m. “Better Health Work- 'home of Mrs. Charles A. Fisher, ers,” Frank Springer. Mrs. Paul|735 Carrollton ct. Fidlar, soloist. Miss Verenica Morrissey of Ayres’ 62—1:30 p. m. “Traffic Safety, '| tea room will be the speaker. There Capt. Harry Bailey ‘of police de- will be an executive board meeting partment traffic division. lat 1 p. m.

Shadeland —8 p. m. Girl Scout night. Chill supper preceding

Warren Central—7:30 p. m. Study

group. | : TUESDAY

Edgewood--7;30 p. m. Movies. Mrs. Herbert Smith, program director. Oaklandon — 7:30" p. m. “Laying Firm Foundations,” the Rev. Argyl Hauser. Township House—8 p. m. Father's night. Joseph Myérs, program chairman. WEDNESDAY School 3—1:15 p. m. Tumbling demonstration. Dancing, Music. 7—2 p. m. “A Night in the Library,” play by primary children. $22:30 p. m. Music by primary chorus. Selections by intermediate

meeting. C. E. Eash, principal, and Mrs. Harold Rodden, dean of girls, speakers. FRIDAY / 13—7 p. m. “Judge Henry Goett, speaker. Community singing. 41—7:30 p. m. “Geography As a Basis for World Citizenship,” N H. McCabe. 57—1:30 p. m. “Preparing Our Children for Successtul Marriage,” speaker. John Strange 1:30 p. m. Dads night program. Musical program. | Red Cross movie and talk. Boy Scout demonstration. {Mars Hill—2 p. m. Rhythm band

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: Y-Teen ‘Heads

In State Meet Here

A" shale. round-table. meeting. of directors of Y-Teen clubs is being

Central Y.W.C A Directors from 15 Indiana cities will attend classes to diScuss program planning and- receive hand craft instruction for the Y.W.C. A. Junior and senior high school ow.

Pro hm, Dir will be discussed at tomorrow's session by Miss Bettie Belk, national ¥. W. C. A. staff member. Mrs. Walter Latz, chairman of the Indianapolis teen-age committee, was in charge of this morning's program and gave instruction in tin can and paper.pulp crafts. Miss

staff taught stenciling, making and clay work today. Miss Dorothy Jean Haskell of

round table. Indianapolis Y-Teen directors attending are Mrs. Ruth Bell and Mrs. Mable Cole of the Phyllis Wheatley branch and

Miss Elma Jones and Miss Audrey Simpson of the central branch.

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there are twicé as many surviving females as there are males.

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City Rescue mission. They will be|

Frances Willard, Sarah A. Swaim, Deborah, Tuxedo, University Heights, Zerelda Wallace and Woodside, The morning session will include reports by county and state officers. Mrs, Sam Newman and Mrs. Leonard Hunt will provide music. Larry

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. 8 un. “The Elizabeth Stanley unit will have a “pitch in" p. m. next Friday. Special guests will be honorary members and their families. Speakers will include the Rev. Charles M. Kroft, the Rev. L. C. Trent and the Rev. Glenn O'Dell The boys' orchestra of thé Irvin Methodist church will provide music. Other guests will include members of the Brookside United | Brethren, East Tenth Street! Methodist and Woodruff Pijpce Bap. tist churches.

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Election Is Held

The Beta Delphian club will meet: "AULD. mi THUYSHAY In the home bf" Mrs. C. Kiefer Ober; 9900 . Allisonville rd. Election of officers will follow the luncheon. Reservations! are to b¢ made with Mrs. Charles! |MenMuir by Wednesday noon.

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