Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1947 — Page 23

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Reading Club Announces

Program

Historical Theme Is Arranged

An historical theme will dominate : programs of the Monday Afternoon :

Reading club this season.

Mrs. Lee Welker will talk on" The ;*

Discoverers” when the club halds & its first meeting of the season Oct. 6.

Mrs. W. H. Day, R. R. 1, will be] the hostess. The program commit- |,

tee will assist her. Mrs, Eli Thompson, 737 N. Riley ave. will entertain the club on Nov. 3. Mrs. Arthur Hoffman will assist. Mrs. William E. Shively will discuss “The Upper Mississippl,” and Mrs. Prank Richman will have “Indian Lore” as her topic.

The club will meet Dec. 1 with

Mrs. Clarence Kuss, 3403 Park ave. Mrs. Emmet Ireland will speak on “Mound Builders of the Mississippt Valley.” The annual Christmas party and tea will be held at 2 p. m. Dec, 15 in the 38th st. branch, Indiana National bank. Officers will be elected at the luncheon meeting Jan. 5. Mrs. Jesse F. Ewing, 2842 Park ave, will be the hostess. “Types of Navigation” will be described by Mrs. DeWitt Morgan. “Saints of Nauveo” will be the topic of Mrs. A. M. Welchons, whea the club meets Feb, 2 at the home of Mrs. Lee Welker, 4636 Kenwood, ave. Mrs. Bugene Whitten will review

*Life on the Mississippi” vai)

at the meeting March 1. Mrs. Welehons will entertain at her home, 509 N. Drexel ave, with Mrs. Morgan assisting. Mrs. Prank Richmann, 308 N. Bolton ave. will be hostess for the

meeting April 5. Mrs. John W.|

Boesinger will assist: Mrs. Hoyle is to talk on “St. Paul, MinneapoHs, Natches and New Orleans.”

The club will meet May 3 with

Mrs. Edward Bilyeu, 3148 N. New, Jersey st. “Pypsent Day Life on the Mis-| #lssippl” will be described by Mrs. | Lewis J. Riddle. Mrs. Riddle, R. F, D. 1, will entertain the club at the last meet-' er

De . Arquer photo WED — Miss Frances Dearborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dearborn, 4100 Otterbein ave. was married to Dr. Emanuel Goldstein of New York on Saturday, Aug. 2. The wedding

was read in New York.

Foster photo WED—Miss Margaret Helen Threlkeld and Carl B. Plummer of Cincinnati were married Aug. 17 in Cincinnati. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Threlkeld, 605 N. Grant

ave,

ling of the year June 7. Mrs. Ar-

| thur Hoffman will talk on “The Lower Mississippi.”

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He photo DATE SET — A Ta, Sept. 13 will unite Miss Janet | McKay and Evdrett Keith, son | of Mr. and Mrs. C. M, Keith of ter,

Crothersville. The future bride is the daughter of Mrs. Adeline McKay, 20 W. 34th st.

Miss Elizabeth Kiefer Mayer Becomes the Bride {Miss Claywell,

Of John Trixler in Ceremony Read This Morning Mr, Welcher The maid of honor was Miss to northern Michigan and to Qali- To Be We

Miss Elizabeth Kiefer Mayer wore| the wedding gown of her paternal/Sally Matter, Marion. Bridesmaids fornia.

grandmother, Mrs. Charles Mayer, (were Miss Barbara Bradley and| whe bride is a graduate of Tudor | when she was married this morning clair was the flower girl.

Trixler. i John Thomas » Attendants’ Frocks The Very Rev. Msgr. Henry A I S I Dugan, chancellor of the diocese i. re Ballet tyle

(college. She attended the Garland school, Boston,

Mr. Trixler is a graduate of the |

lace, ‘and lovers knots and pearls'best man, and ushers were Patrick Vas attended by fAmily members aids are to be Miss Anita Clay-

trimmed the full skirt that fell! Trixler, another brother; -Paul And the bridal party. into a chapel train. (Ragan, John PF, Miller and B. Scott The bride were her mother's wed- Moxley. ding veil of resepoint lace, and the, The wedding was followed by a same lace formed a tiara. She car- garden breakfast at the home of

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Meeting Set

The Beta Eta chapter, Beta 8ig- [Ju

The couple left on a motor trip in the Ober building. jer %

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Backstoge in the Capitol Exchange — Shining new dial apparatus,

tailor-made far Indianapplis, is being rushed inta service as rapidly

as the painstaking manufagturing and installation jabs permit, Scenes like this are occurring with increasing frequency everywhere in the city as the big telephone expansion program gains momentum.

More Telephones for

NDIANAPOLIS

The news is getting better every day for those who have

been waiting for telephones in Indianapolis.

The $19,500,000 program to extend and improve the city's

telephone service is well under way.

Seon... Facllities for 20,000 New Telephones . . « Since the three-year program started early this year, we have been putting in telephones as rapidly as equipment to serve them could be added. In the next nine months, as more and more facilities become available, we expect to install a sufficient amount to provide service for almost 20,000 new telephones!

New Equipment en the Way . .. Giving every customer service, when and as he wants it, means that new central office equipment must be added to every exchange i in the city. . . about $6,900,000 worth of this intricate apparatus is scheduled for installation during 1947, 1948, and 1949.

Wire and Cable Gelng im. , . Thousands of miles of wire, overhead and underground, mast of it in cable, must be added to the city’s expanding network. This project, now going forward, calls for an expenditure of some $10,000,000 during the three-year period.

More "Voice-Ways” for Indianapolis — Pulling in new cable . ; fomilier sight thess days os telephone crews add the circuits needed for growth throughout the city,

Mrs, Cyril Giasler, Jasper, announce the marr age Aug. 21 | Mrs, of their daughter, Lila Lea, and | 14 Jerome F. Seger.

gieem is the son of Louis Seger | C. C. Kreuzman of Dubois, |

A ceremony Sept. Miss Nancy Stout, Kathleen Sin- yall school apd of Briarcliffe Junior Miss Lynda Claywell and Robert Weleher, The ceremony will be in {the Englewood Ohristian church,

Taylor, sister of the future bride(groom; Miss Gloria Gray and Miss

| Qurtis Romack will be the best! Jr. Will be wad Sept. 14. Mer ried a pearl-studded cluster of val- the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs M8 Phi sorority, will have a busi- |...) Ushers are to include Robert!

{ley lilies, ivery roses and stepha- A. ‘Kiefer Mayer, 4226 N. Illinois st. ness meeting at 7:30 p. m. today Sullivan and Begar Olaywell broth-| wig G. Burek, 1127 Lexington ‘notis, |

to convert Ce tim vs Wick vo Aho A similar dial building for “Belmont” is being built af 740 South Fuller Drive. ;

Bridal Party ‘Announced

By Miss Waldo

Mary Walker to Be Honor Attendant Miss Margaret Helen Waldo today announced the attendants for her marriage Sept. 20 to Vemon E. Lewis,

She has chosen Miss Mary Walker {to be her honor attendant. Miss

SEL Walker will he married Sept. 13 to Ui Theodare Rawdon Jones. Ha na | The bridesmaids will he Mrs, TH of {James L. Nichols ITI, Naperville, ' owk # Mm; Mrs. Pred Campbell, Terre

{Haute; Mrs. Richard Oldham, Champaign, 111, and Miss Margaret Kramer, Danville, Ill,

James A, Lewis to Be

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RECENT BRIDE — My. and

Shen-Courtney photo TO BE WED-—Miss Joan Maria Dippel, daughter of Mr. "and C. G. Dippel, 3302 Brill d . will be married Sept, & to (Brother's Best Man Harry N. Kreuzman, son of Ms, | James A. Lewis, Champaign, will 322] E. be his brother's best man, Ushers New York st. will include Robert Alcorn, Peoria, ree—— . IL; Warren Baldridge, Champaign; Mr, Oldham and Donald Hippensteel. Candlelighters at the ceremony will {be Miss Barbara Werstler, Oham{palgn; Miss Sylvia Jane Andrews, {Alton, Il, and Miss Kathryn Ely. | The future bride's mother, Mrs. |John H. Waldo, will give the trousiseau tea from 3 to 5 o'clock Wednes|day afternoon, Sept. 17, at the {Walde home. | Mr. and Mys. Walde will enter{tain the bridal party with a dinner

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Parents of the couple are Mr. and | Sept. 19 in thi , Indianapolis, read the vows at 11:30| All the attendants wore white Universtiy - Notre Baume, Se 1s rn Donald M. Claywell, 3036 E. [Maron he Wymary lodge of the a. m. in St. Thomas Aquinas faille frocks styled like ballet Tyixie? oy Huntington, {New York st, and Mr, and Ms, Lor me Selhiolis Shes accented the fit. Ores and pink organdy sashes. Mr. and Mrs. Mayer entertained, 'Walter Taylor, 3307 B. Washing- Sorority Chapter ted bodice of the silk satin bridal ‘They carried small round bouquets last night with a bridal dinner for ton st, . ‘To Install gown. The round neckline was Of pink roses and valley lilies. the couple. The dinner was held In| ac Donald Stuck will be her Y | New officers of Gamma chapter, |edged with resepoint and duchess! Peter Trixier was his brother's the Indianapolis Athletie elub and yiciar's matron of honor, and brides » Omega Nu Tau sorority, will be in-

[stalled following a dinner Tuesday (at the Club Paradise.

Phot Reiley poo | Mrs. Robert Highland and Mrs, ENGAGED Nix Elizabeth |p wrence Bowen al in a a

Burck and Harvey C. Beasley reservations.

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We're Solving Our "Heusing Problem”. . . More floor space to house additional telephone equipment is urgently needed, and we're well started on a construction program costing more than $2,600,000. Entire new buildings are now being built for the Cherry and Belmont exchanges and building enlargement projects are already under way at Irvington and Garfield. We are preparing to start additions to the Broadway and Talbot buildings and five new stories are to be added to the Headquarters Building, a project which will begin in the next few moaths.

If you have been waiting for a telephone, we want to thank you for your patience. You cap depend on it that we shall coatinue to hurry the expassion program along with all possible speed.

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