Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1947 — Page 8

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School to Observe Education Week

- Open House Among Broad Ripple Events

A series of special programs in-

eluding an open house have been!

arranged for Broad “Ripple High School's observance of Education Week, Nov. 8 to 12 A The open house, from 710 10 p. m.

Nov. 12, will feature demonstrations and exhibits of school work in the auditorium and adjoining classrooms The program in co-operation. with the Broad Ripple PTA has as its theme “The Schools Are Yours."

Mrs. Myron Austin, ‘president of the PTA, will preside at- the open house meeting, and Dick Gooding,

senior and treasurer of the Broad Ripple Honor. Society, will act as student chairman ™~ Other programs will be presented during the week in home-room periods

4 Tie for First Place On School Honor Roll

Elaine Cook Barbara Knotts Peggy McLerran and Loretta Zink tied for first Broad Ripple High School honor roll for the first grading period

place. on the

Others on the high honor roll for the first grading period are: nt Wer Bailie Hathawa Ruth Hubba i. Robert Leonard; Don Shelhor a Sta Jane Zaiser, Jafiet Bald wit Barbara © Baurley, Kathryn Berry, 3 en Manehell, Charles” Aldag, Margaret . Lucille Becker Jannice Bryant ar y AvAnaL igh, Alice Curtis, Beverly iam Prazer Jogn = Hainilton ] Arolyr Ke rnsinger, Jean Thiery, Diane Wohlfield Susan Bassett, Carolyn Des ale joyce Cilnser, Suzanne Orob, Alan feligesnn Ruth Jacobs, Donna Knox and Pris Adams Lenore Ash, Pranges Bubenze Marilyn Conk William Onuba ty fa Kireenlee Beuford Hall, - Mari lyn Hull, Tom Klingaman, John Lym wanet Schrader Friema Bears, Georg® ride ke Suzann Bhurp Martha A Helene Zaiser

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11 a. m. to 10 p. m. Officials say it will be the largest, most com-| plete and most original in the

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Dentist's Wife, Salesman Slain From Ambush BECKLEY, W. Va. Nov. 6 (UP) =| Police theorized that Mrs. K. K.| Rand, 38, pretty wife of a Beckley] dentist, and E. R. Bailey, 52, furni-| ture ‘salesman for a hardware store, were slain from ambush on a high- |

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way near here early yesterday. Their bodies were found in al thicket six miles east of Beckley by

0, G. Gooson and his son while| hunting near -the Richmond dis- | trict, road | |

Police sald the bodies had been thrown or rolled down a small embankment leading off the highway.

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Goes to the People BELLPORT, N. Y,, Nov. 6 (UP)—| The Bellport Methodist Church is | going places today-—to Massapequa Park, N. Y.,, 30 miles away by sea The church, minus its steeple, will be put on skids and taken to Great | South BAy ! A scow will carry it ‘to Massa- | pequa Park where a congregation of | i50 families is in- need of a church.!| I'he 18-foot steeple went by truck vesterday.

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6 Pct. in September WASHINGTON, Nov. . 6 (UP)— September sales of 19 major wholesale businesses rose 6 per cent above August to $5.674,000.000. the Commerce Department reported today Automobile products, lumber and building - material, and electrical goods showed above-average gains. ! Food, clothing and dry goods and paper and paper products led the “non-durable” goods field, the de- | partment said,

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