Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1947 — Page 13

TUESDAY, JUNEM 18.

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Women Urged To Participate In Politics | G. F. W. C. Opens 56th|

Annual Conference

NEW YORK, June 24 (U, P).— The active participation of women | | in public life, especially politics; was]: the theme today of speakers at the 56th annual convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The corsVention opened last night with a banquet at the Hotel Commodore at which a message from Governor Thomas E. Dewey was read, urging women to participate more in political life. Mrs. LaFell Dickinson, Keene, N. H., retiring president of the federation, declared today in her report to the convention that women could start a national “renaissance.” “I believe that our organization now in its 57th year, with a threeYear record of 48,480 new members in the United States and 26,845 in foreign clubs, making a grand total of 75,325, is In a position to start & renaissance,” she said,

Mitary Training Plan Lauded in Report “I think women should work: In their political parties, starting in| the precinct, and soe to it that we | have the kind of candidates who | will support the ideals that women stand for,” she added. { Earlier yesterday, Mrs. Dickinson urged junior delegates to get into! politics and work from the precinct

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{Are Attending . First Session

lot “eight one-week sessions each

‘ land nature study. A Lerse show {1s being planned for Aug. 9.

79 Campers

Camp Fire Girls Open The Camping Season “Seventy-nine campers are enrolled

operated the Camp Fire Girls. The session opened Saturday. Registrations are accepted at the Camp Fire office. The camp season will be made up

lasting from Saturday afternoon through Friday night. Miss Oranda C. Bansberg, executive director of the Indianapolis council, will be camp director, Miss Kathleen Klaiber, a Camp Fire and Horizon club leader, will be assistant director, About 20 other counselors will as-| sist the ‘directors and teach swim-| ming, horseback riding, camp craft

Attending the opening session are Nancy Jane Armstrong, Ruth Ann Austin, Saraellen Baker, Lucille Becker, Kay Bell, Linda Jéan Birdsong, Donna Jean Buell. Janet Louise Carr, Carol Ann Carter, Gloria Gay Carter, Marietta Coble, Alta Jane Collings, Darlene A. Constable.

Other Girls Enrolled For First Week \

Nancy Dennis, Joan Louise Fleming, Judy Favre, Judith Elizabeth Fleming, Elizabeth Flinn, Norma A. Fox, Carol Jean Gainey, Bettina Gilchrist, Eleanor Griffin, Sue Ann Hartley, June Marie Hauenstein, Judith Ann Hodson. Mary Jane Hoffman, Carolyn Jane Hostetter, Sue Kepner, Betty Lou Kinney, Bonnie Kinney, Marilyn Klepfer, Rosemary Ann Knecht, Jacqueline Rae Kountz, Nancy Lou Koss, Emily Joan Kohistaedt, Jane Kriner, Patty Kriner, Marianne Layton, Beverly Ann Lee, Martha McFarren, Patricia Matkins, Sharon Mae Maurer, Mary Mayhew, Dee Meeker, Nancy Meeker, Judith Ellen Miller. Nancy Miller, Linda Miles, Sue Miles, Gail Moll, Pat Moll, Sandra Moore, Ann Morrison, Janet Newcomer, Kay Norman, Janice Lynn Orr, Roberta Perkins, Diana Polk, Beverly Prickett, Joan Rader, Fforence Redding, Sharon Kay Rice, Mary Virginia Rider, Dorothy Schmid, Joan 8. Shirrell, Carol Smith, Joanne Dorine Smith, Jane Ann Sparks, Allene Stuart, Ghil Trepel, Melinda Turner, Sally Jo Turner, Patty Ann Wagner, Shirley Ann Walke; Mariorie Webber, Carol Welch, Kay Wilson, Margaret Ann Wimer and Sandra Lee-Worley.

W, S. C. S. Will Meet In Church Parlor

The' 8t. Paul Methodist church W. 8. C. S. will have a business meeting at 5:30 p. m. Thursday in the church parlor. At 6:30 o'clock a covered dish

' up. She said she intended to devote hey, time to local politics and wanted an to be mayor of her hometown, ‘ In her report today, she reviewed said: | the federation’s work and progress large basic core during her presidency, 0 monopolistie She recommended universal milise the technolo tary training and said the experiThere are exe mental program at Ft. Knox was the government the kind of training “the mothers of America want.” She said it would sti conditions keep America strong and help comy industry bare bat juvenile delinquency, y 800-man come Another speaker, Judge Reva { with demands Beck Bosone, of the city court of bine with other Salt Lake City, told the federation | o protect what that it was the woman's duty to be, sident on down well informed about government to stection. be able to educate her children, : ; A hid Toa TE : ia our little come She urged the federation to work) + SORORITY SPONSORS CLINIC—George Lane, a pupil in school 69, is the liberal wages EX tat Ua promoted the patient as Dr. S. N. Constant "drills" him in hygiene methods at the Delta Theta Tau sondgeidbion against community property laws, dental clinic. Mrs. Leonora Schrichte, dental hygienist, assists. =~ he same amount against tightening of divorce laws,| open house will be held at; Alpha Epsilon chapter of the| Mrs. Gerald Scheonheide is chairagainst the use of alcohol, and 108} ire Delta Theta Tau dental clinic sorority sponsors‘ the clinic which | man of the clinic committee assistast year and an laws for the control of sex perver- i. *the Northeast community cen- |operates one morning each week ed by Mesdames R. O. Roach, K. O. jemands an in- Slon aid for better laws regarding | 3306 E. 30th st, from 2:30 during 11 months of the year. The Stokes, William A. Pearson and J. In the annual laxes and the control of monopolies. |, >, p. m. Sunday. clinic recently was reopened after | Elwood Jones. On the advisory com- ! ibility,’ Among guests will be Dr. May- a lapse during the war years, mittee are Mesdames David O. Buriy Respone b y nard K Hine, dean of the Indi-| Doctors serving at the clinic are|ton, 8. E. Rowe and Paul E. Stubbs. ana University School of Dentistry; ! Dr. Thomas Esmon, Dr. Sheldon] Mrs. Burton, president of Alpha 3g Was included Ars. Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, |p arthur gpiney, president of the [Hall and Dr. S. N. Constant, as-| Epsilon chapter, advises that 56 In the senate, Ind, recording secretary of the |p;giangnolis Dental society; Dr. H.| sisted by Mrs. Leonora Schrichte, | public school children have been was eliminated. federation yesterday, told the junior|w Meson, president of the Indi-| dental hygienist. The sorority has|cared for in the clinic. Mrs. Fred at when the nae members that the acceptance of re- | ana State Dental society, and Miss! equipped a dental office in the] Gordon, public school nurse, brings ike, the unions JPonsibiiny ns the most important | Gertrude Brown. | community building. {the children to the clinic. ership, the last task ore them. : p ot the industry “Young people today are short The Bridal Scene— [are at_home at 3608'; E 10th f} is gud be in- on a sense of political responsibil- | : : \ after a short trip following their aining. most ity,” she said. “In times of peace! . r. marriage June 14 in Shelbyville, | we allow ourselves to become soft! J JF othy Rober Is Will Be Wed The bride is the former Miss! Brag. But My advice lo you is to take part Marilyn Anders, daughter of Mr.

in the affairs of your community.

- . . “Juniors have a great responsibil- | To William E. McM illan ity to the American home. Those i of you who are young mothers hold | j : the most precious possession of the An engagement, a recent-marriage and world in your hands—the moulding | brides-to-be are announced in today’s bridal scene, of character. American home life once made America great. life still is the cement of our na- couple will be married July 11,

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r of 1864, at » tional life.” [son of Mrs. Gertrude McMillan, 1405 Epler ave. Grant at grips Mrs. Ahlgren urged the young| Miss Roberts will be honor guest an in Georgia Igren urg e young

women to support the United Na-|at a shower Thursday night.. Miss rylou Hickman, 1003 Churchman {aver~witl be the hostess. Her moth- | Sullivan, Pay Merritt, “We must have faith in it,” she er, Mrs. R. 8. Hickman, will assist

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tions and to help develop public opinion for it. : {a

plans for parties honoring ng ents,

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts, 1664 College ave., announce the en-| Homes |gagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to William E. McMillan.

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The prospective bridegroom is the

Guests will include Mrs, A. L.|nd her cousin, Sharon Gay PatGray, Misses Patricia Adams, Louise | ten of Indianapolis, as flower girl. Hanna, Patricia Clendening, Jean

Yvonne Rus-

sell, Patricia Dietz and Lois Wood. w ” “" Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Butler | mony.

"land Mrs. George E. Anders, Shelby-

ville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Butler, New Harmony, are the bridegroom’s

{| The couple was wed at the First {Methodist church, Shelbyville, with (the Rev. N. I, Schoolfield officiating. The bride had her sister, Miss Marcia Anders, as maid of honor,

James Dobyns, Hazard, Ky, was {the best man, and ushers were Har[2d Pickett and Robert Beck. A | church reception followed the cere-

supper will be served for members and their families. A worship service and program will follow the supper.

Business Meeting, Review Planned

The Inter Libros club will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. L. Darlin, 3858 N. Pennsylvania st. . Following the business session, Mrs. Clara Van Meter will review “The Walls of Jericho” (Wellman).

Radar for Husbands According to electronic engineers, it will be possible in the future for a wife, equipped with radar outfit, and a husband with a similar set in his pocket, to tell exactly where he is.

apolis, went to said, “and help it to succeed. If her. : | iwwoke him, and you accept these responsibilities in| Guests at the party will be MesSons of Liberty your local community it will dames Roberts, McMillan, Flossie ernment, Next strengthen your country, ypur state Burns and Robert Hoyt, Misses x x Indiana Demo- and your nation.” Bette Cogill, Dolores Layton, Joann' (ACA rs of the order i —— i ————— Losche, Jane Kortepeter, Thelma , and McDonald Hickman, Miriam Brewet, Jeannine ) 0f the entire 1 . T.-S. C. Tea Set |Hazelip, Annabelle Kopp, Thelma 3 Mrs. Frank G. Sink, recently in- phillips and Ruth McMillan. 9 stalled president of the Interpation- | © a wn %

al Travel-Study Club; Inc. will en-| Miss Betty Lou Payne, who will tertain federation officers, chairman pe married to Leon Willis on July and committee members at an in-|13, will be feted at a kitchen showformal tea at 2 p. m. Priday.in er tonight. The hostess will be Miss Ayres’ auditorium. { Bet{ie Baynes, 311 8. Oakland ave.

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MISS PATRICIA GATES; who will be mai at the wedding Saturday of Miss Joyce Elaine St Karl C. Eberly Jr., honored the bride-to-be this a with a luncheon-bridge and miscellaneous shower. party was at the home of the hostess. Elk 4 Miss Stump is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R.. Stump, Ft, Wayne. The prospective bridegroom’s 1

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grandmothers of the bride-to-be and both of Parker, and Miss Pat Morrison, Kokomo. : y

Others were Miss Mary Lou both of Bluffton; Miss Marianna Grayston, Huntington; Mesdames B. T. Gates, Gates Jr. and William Sparrenberger, Misses Peggy Yockey, Betty Welch, Ann Kennedy, Martha Dunn, Janet Gray Frazee and Catherine and Mary

McClure.

Mary Margaret Cox Names Attendants Miss Mary Margaret Cox and John Aloysius Fisher, who will be married tomorrow at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church, today announce their wedding attend-

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Miss Mary Ellen Quill, cousin of Miss Cox, will be the maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Mrs. John. Quill ‘and Mrs. Louis Aull. | Charles J. Fisher Jr. will be best man for his brother, and ushers: are to be two other brothers, Paul and Patrick Fisher. James Moore will officiate, Mrs. Patrick Pisher recently en-

Hamilton and Miss Harriet Brown, |Sororities— ‘Local Women To Go to Banft For Meeting

Two members of a local alumnae chapter will attend the sorority’s

tings, Mrs. John A. Swan, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae club of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, and ‘Mrs. John H. Jefferson, a club member, will leave Thursday for Chicago. There they will take a special

hotel. Delegates from the active chapter at DePauw university also will attend the convention. They are Miss

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a miscellaneous shower, and Mrs. Aull has given a kitchen shower. Mrs. Quill, Miss Mary Ellen Quill and Mrs. Hugh M. Quill gave a linen shower for Miss Cox. »" # Mrs. Martha Martin sailed June 6 on the Grace line’s Santa Barbara for a three-month visit to Colombia, Peru, Bolivia and Chile. In Chile she will meet Claude Bowers, U. S. ambassador to that country and a fellow Hoosier. # » Miss Betty Jean Miller left Sunday for Four-Way lodge, Central Lake, Mich., where she will be a music teacher during the summer

auxiliary, will be held at months. She will return in Sep- |purchase 44 per cent of their gifts tomorrow at Dr. yle tember. for their wives, cabin, 141st st. and

» » 8 The third in a series of “rush” parties given by Lambda chapter, Phi Delta Pi sorority, will be held at 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Walter E. Ford, Millersville rd, will be the hostess. -

. » » Alpha chapter, Gamma Gamma Nu sorority, will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. W.C. A

Wives Get Share

Married men in the United States

international convention at Banff]

train géing to the Banff Springs.

Margaret Richey and Miss Marian :

Congregational church at Pt.

Guests at the party today included Mesdames Stump, Eberly and |b Jack Jester, Misses Janet Rea, Ruth Ann Pohlmeyer and Mary Cleland, all of Ft. Wayne; Mrs. P. G. Stump and Mrs, Blonie Reece, both:

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