Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 March 1947 — Page 11

MONDAY, MARCH 10.1 047.

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Soiithport Juniors Cet Mana 1 to fi Reception Hosts Club Speakers

Speakers from Rotary, Kiwanis and Indianapolis Business and ProHeld April 18 ' fessional Women's i mi desa ie a tendency or more ‘overMembers of the junior class of Southport high school will be hosts Commerce tomor-

f cars." Industry ned IY: TH ROAT Manual high school students Thurs- | Weight. day and Friday. Macy of these ailliulties date ‘lat the annual junior-senior recep-|fow night in the tion April 18 at. the school. Glen {Lincoln hotel.

fously had stated. TR WITH Speakers ‘will conduct interviews|P8ck to childhood when the conMr. Fuller, who

increases this year on individual problems after the|ficts first developed. 4 In the METAL Wilson, class president, has ap- is manager of the handy BOX pointed arrangement committees 0|; pb ricants

~ would ‘be followed s in the privés of Charles Freed,:M DD, San Franprogram. cisco, reportéd his ekperience in work with the class sponsor, Mrs.|department of the Alice Black. Indiana division,

Four queens will be selected Pri-|the Journal of the American MedMembers of the committee are(formerly was

. ical association with 500 overweight day at Manual to reign over track patients who requested treatment : for their sondigign, i a Candidates are Kathryn Brandes, fi . Dolores Nerding, Oscar Stone, Do- a ves Mr. Faller Evangeline Callis, Norma Chaney, lores Jones, Nancy Ford, Richard 3 they were nervous or Woiried, 370 CT " ’ Shell in New York. During the war |p Phyllis Coleman, Justine Douglas,| iq yes. Of the 130 remaining, 97 LED ! Miner, John Brehob, Jackie Engle-(he was technical advisor to the ,he. pith Durham, Jean Glass, ate more when they were idle, bored ‘T. March 10 4 43 (hart, Nancy Hendricks, Myrna|procurement and research branches, Alicé ®Hagan, Patty. Hansing, Ann|or tired. The balance did not beian Come it ' , Fable, Allen Winkle, -~ Kenneth of the army and navy. Henselniefer, Jane Hollenbaugh, Bar- | lieve, that mental states affected Sa, ASS Ye Wheeler, Ada Bourne, Dolores| J. G. Sinclair, Indiana division |g jao0bs Mary Jacobs, Marilyn their hog sylvania rail. Koopman, Joe Junken, Richard manager, and Rome Osborne, per- So’ r appett yesterday when a Morical, Joye. Pedersen, Jo Ellen| Dr, Freed recommends a comCmIYe Boi Maffett, Gloria Fowler, Ray Bert-|sonnel supefvisor,” will be guests.|p Virginte Roark, Marjorie plete examination of the overweight d on the engine. ram, Edward Bliss, Mary Freeze, (George C..Brown, president of the gy. Glee Smithy. Waneta Staten, from a physical as well Pay Xogine. Rose Jeffries, Wendell Jones and organization, will be in charge. | j. rie Teifert, Viold Yan Osdol and | chological yoint of Bovi This is 80 Jess SACS oters Bidlack and Janet. Weaver, [that when weight reduction is ac-

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Sold Exclusively in Marion Ce. at 208 N. Delaware The National Honor society will

Honor Society Meets at Attucks

Spanish. Club «JoPresent Play

| initiate candidates at Crispus Attucks high school at 10 a m.

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Thursday. They are Willa Esters,

Roberta Hudson, Gaines Johnson, Hattie Ligon, Shirley Maxey and Shirley Shaw. A luncheon will be held following the initiation.

The Spanish club of Attucks will present a play before the student body on Pan American day, April 14. Norma Jane Black is president of the club and Mrs. Maenell H. Newsome is sponsor.

- Students from th the Crispus At- | tucks music and English departments will participate in a program }|of “Words and Music” on the high {school hour at 2:45 p. m. Thursday | over Station WISH. Leslie Taylor, student announcer, will be nar--rator. Other participants will include Marjorie Hogan,” Norris Beyers, Marcia Williams, Jean Bledsoe and | members of the girls concert club, di boys octet, band and orchestra. Norman Merrifield, music director; and Mrs. Blanche E. \ | Ferguson, Crispus Attucks radio } co ordinator, will be in charge.

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, High School Students

Eligible for Contest

| Students in all ‘Indianapolis high {schools are eligible to participate in ine annual drawing competition sponsored by the division of techni{cal institutes and the department {of general engineering of Purdue {university. Drawings, may include oot Work of “the past year and can be entered mm one of 12 different classifications. The deadline for entries is April |21. The entries will be exhibited {at 7:30 p. m, May 2 at Purdue|Marott agricultural center.

|PLAN FASHION SHOW

| LS. Ayres will presént a fashion {show for girls of Southport high | school at a convocation Wednesday : | morning. Members of the Seniorfority club will sponsor the show. 1! Joan Weinke is chairman of -ar-

i | rangements, assisted by Jean Se- ¢{ bastian Donna Nunley and Mary

Frances Hummer.

SET SKATING PARTY

Southport Hi-Y club will sponsor 'a skating party Wednesday. Pro-

| ceeds will go to the Central Y. M.

| C. A. to rebuild and rehabilitate IY. M. C. A. buildings in foreign countries.

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Receiving Blankets

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Training Pants

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