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school. Advice for the Physically ~ 1'AM ONE of a group of practicing social cases workers in Sau Sc) Jus Wo Crivgiot, Sadist? or the Yard of Hoarwith a minimum of six years’ college training and wide Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. axperience in helping people out of trouble, Many of us are Unmarried mothers may contact the Family Service Association | serving through Community Fund supported agencies. 34 the Cathelft Shuttles Duss, VarintTehas Auwssiation Red | Your eolumn has impressed me with the great need, Cross assist in solving family and child problems.

which exists in Indianapolis for counseling on personal prob- What Shall She Do About a Borrower?

elms. As you have ably proven, many people can be helped by reading the carefully thought out answers to their dificulties which appear in your WE JUST FOUND a house—and we're thankful—we even like it. We, column. Many others are in need of the close, intimate, coffidential !ike our neighbors, too, but one I like best is a borrower. She sopner help which can be provided by a face-to-face relationship with trained Or later returns the food she gets, or brings over a pie. Then I'm ‘and experienced family and child welfare counselors. ashamed for having been provoked. I don’t mind giving her little things| We get more problems than we can handle but we don't get them but she has started borrowing electrical appliances. She doesn't return! soon enough. Too many marriages are virtually on the “rocks” and too them for days. Half the time they come back damaged with no explana-!

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in need of help learn about us I want this woman for a friend but I can’t see letting her run over « We have what it takes to help those in trouble but we can do it me. What would you do? V. M. E, City. | J effectively only if we can reach them early, A PROFESSIONAL. You like her now but you won't long if you let her take advantage | As you say, problems would lessen if ‘troubled persons availed of you. She has used her personality to her own advantage. Better themselves of the advisory services of churches, social agencies, schools | be firm and say that you are going to use your electrical appliances. and the YMCA and YWCA. These groups provide pre-marital couns., She'll catch on—the other neighbors probably have refused her. | | seling and family plidance. The Family Service Association, Catholic | Invite her to the grocery with you. Your grocery list may influ- | Charities Bureau, and Jewish Social Services, Inc., deal with family ence her to make one of her own. That way you'll be friendly, too!

problems. All three groups are members of the Council of Social Her Married Girl Friends’ Husbands Dislike Hor ' |

Agéncles and the Community Fund, Dr. Grover L. Hartman, Church Federation social service depart- | I'M SINGLE and live in a city a short distance from my home town. | ment secretary, can supply names of Protestant churches conducting | |The married girls visit me and have so much fun that their husbands pre-marriage classes, and information regarding pre-marital counsel- | dislike me, For self-protection the girls tell their men. of the gay, ing by Catholic priests can be obtained at the Catholic Chancery, ‘evenings and blame me, Georgia St. Catholic Charities Bureau counsels married groups. | I go home and have no place to stay, after all the beds I've furnished. “Marriage and the Family” courses are conducted by Butler Uni- The husbands don't trust me. BELITTLED. versity, taught by Dr. James H. Peeling, and Indiana Central College, Begin new friendships. You couldn't clear yourself with the with Dr. Lowell E. Maechtle, instructor. Classes to “insure future husbands if you tried. They want to believe their wives.

ha ." t ht by Central YMCA and YWCA, Senate Ave. . . .« fe a Ee Poli Why Losing Friends Because They Dislike Cards

Branch of the YMCA, Phyllis Wheatley Branch of the YWC A, Flanner House, and many churches, MY HUSBAND, baby and I have little money but we're happy = (lasses to thwart unhappy marriages among veterans are held by We can't go out often and leave the baby and we don't like to play cards the American Red Cross and Veterans Administration, with psychiatric We're losing all our friends, Dg you think that's so important aid given by the Indiana Neuropsychiatric Associations. Familles hav- under the circumstances? D. 0, City. ing “drink” problems can contact Alcoholics Anonymous. The Maternal You need friends and fun. Invite your friends to your home. Health League adviles parents wishing children. Family agencies and = Straggling “daters” will welcome a fireside. banks give advice on money matters. Plan outings. with couples having children. I you don't know The YWCA and YMCA, churches and neighborhood centers sug- any, meet some. Learn some card games,

fel i tivities. P ith | 1 1 advised Al | 0 gest group fellowship activities. Persons w egal tangles are advise Undecided out a Jo r Miniage

to visit their attorney or the Indianapolis Legal Ald Society, Health problems are considered by family physicians, Visiting Nurse Associa- I'M 29 YEARS OLD and have a boy friend. I don't want to give tion, Red Cross home services and City Health Department. Parents needing guidance in disciplining children may visit the old alone. City Health Department, Visiting Nurse Association, Church Federa- I'm afraid, too, that my folks would want to visit us every weektion, and Day Nursery Association, The child's own problems are con- end My flance doesn't have any relatives and he might get tired of that. sidered by social service: departments in the public and parochial MARY E,, City, Marriage is a serious job when you're sure of your love and the Conference to Hear Sovola to Jud A idea. With your indifference and evident preference for a job you . don’t stand a chance. If you loved the man enough a job an ‘Mee of Indiana -U. ; g wouldn't be important. ’ $45 Job 4nd slots | John F. Mee of Inuiana Uni

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Monday. Mr, Mee is director df py Sovola, who writes The Times’ the .JU guidance and placement pide ,Indianapolis” column has bureau and chairman of the depart- accepted an invitation of the Irvment of management for. the IU ington Business Association to judge School of Business. he annual "Halloween window soaping” contest Oct. 31. Other judges are Corbin Patrick, \ of the Indianapolis Star, and Ted Young. of the News, Grade school pupils and high school students will compete for prizes by drawing designs on merchants’ windows in Irvington. The contest, to eliminate the vandal-type of window soaping, will be held for four school groups: Group 1, 1st, 2d ‘and 3d grades; Group 2, 4th, 5th, 6th grades; Group 3, Tth and 8th ;rades; Group 4. high school. Space for the drawings to be done on the windows will be allotted by the merchants on Monday. The. neighborhood artists have until 5:30 p. m, Oct, 31 to complete their work. * They will start at 3 p. m. that day. A perade will be another hignlight of ‘Irvington’'s celebration. The parade will form at Audubon Ciucle and will start at 7:30 p. m. Tt will move on the Irvington side streels anc Washington st. Judges for the parade, assigned br William J. Mickler, president of the business association, are Joseph O. Hoffmann, Juvenile Court judge, Mrs. Earl Stumpf, president of the Indiana Parent-Teacher Association, and a representative Irom Mayor Denny's office. Prizes will be awarded for the best historical character in the parade, the best comic strip character, the funniest costume and the moss original costume. Z Awards fqr the window. designs, the parade and other activities will bv distributed at a neighborhood get-to-together late in the evening at the north side rear of the 5700 block on E, Washmgton St.

Col. Curry Given Victory Medal

Cpl. William A. Curry, 421 W. 30th St., received the Victory Medal in a presentation by Lt. Col. H. Li. Harris, ind. instructor of the Indian» uis battalion of the 444th Field Artil- ] lery, Enlisted Reserve Corps. Bat{ie commander is Lt Col. Georgie . McCord. Cpl. Curry was a member of the 15th QMC truck om serving with the regular Army. He — spent six of his 34 months of serv- Vi ice in the Asiatic-Pacific theater, Upon joining the Enlisted Reserve Cops, he requested assignment to '¥ the 444th Field Artillery. Other * members of the unit from Indian- ¥ apolis are James M. Carter, Lester | Crosby, James A. Cruse, Jesse Dear- ' man, Gordon R. Dumas, John W. Hannah, Cornelius A. Harmon, JosE iy Hodatrei.. dam sR ter Morris, James W. Officer, Robert E. Poindexter, Edward E. Ross, Johnie L. Safford, William A. Smi~ ley, James H. Smith, William { Stamper, Alfonse Swanigan, Aubrey T. Turentine, Hubert €, Turner, 8 Granvel Tyler, James W. Wallace ! Richard L. Wills, Haskel E. Wisdom, Charles T. Woods and Robert J. Wright.

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Miss Stoner Honored Times State Serviced GREENFIELD, Ind, Oct. 24 ¥ Miss Sharon Lee Stoner, daughter = of Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Stoner of this city, is one of 12 students slected to membership ‘in the Recreation Association of Stephens College, ‘Columbia, Mo.

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