Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1948 — Page 22

Lori x T / St ay wr ; ; on : 3 i : 2 > MONDAY, MAR.- 22, 1948 Phillips, Bayt to S HS Banquet illips, Bayt to Speak at W an nual basketball © bfhquet of| newspapers. x3 [ceiver Nificates “5 Washington High School. will be] Awards and letters will be pre-cepted by L. V. Phillips, commissioner of|sented, and the name of the cap- £108" TEROR the Indiana High School Athletic|tain of next year's varsity teami o. ..4 and Phillip Bayt, city will be announced. respectively. Hg pe fin former stu-| Parents and teachers desiring Q sc . to attend must make reservations gy warded The banquet, honoring thelat the school office by 3 p. m.[ivarded 10 She following school’s Sestio i nal champions, re-|today. ¢ serve an hman teams, 4% Will he Columbia Scholastic Press|Schaedel and Lewis

ps held at 6 p. m. Wednesday in the school’s cafeteria. ‘ i Miss Patricia Whitmore, chair- Washington High School Sur- Stowers to Talk Here man of the Boosters’ Club, will veyor that it has been given a be toastmistress of the banquet, first place rating. Announcement Will be the subject of a talk p which is sponsored by the or-/of the award was made during Harvey Stowers of the by ganization. {the 24th annual convention of Industries Association of Ameri. ' Other honored guests will ‘be the CSPA in New York City. members of the Indianapolis

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three nationally known leaders in real estate appraising Mar, 30 at/f Indiana University. £ The speakers are Frederick M (6 Babcock, former chief underwriter of the Federal Housing Administration; Herman O. Walther, bell Savings and Loan Association, Chicago, and Dr. Hoyt, head

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York City. Problems of appraising real estate for mortgage, brokerage, investment, management, tax end] other purposes will be discussed, Co-operating with Indiana University in sponsoring the conference are the Society of Residen-| tial Appraisers, Indiana Real Tstate Association, Savings and| Loan League of Indiana, Indiana Bankers’ Association, Indianapo-| lis Real Estate Board,” Indianapolis Chapter of the Mortgage Bankers’ Association, Indiana Office of the Federal Housing Administration, Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, Indiana Office of the Veteran's Administration and the Bloomington Real Estate Board. ’

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4 Speedway Generations Dramatize U.S. Home Life

By MRS. EMMA RIVERS MILNER Step into a comfortable bungalow at 5050 W. 13th St. in Country Club near Glens Valley. affair. ur speedway City on any Sunday afternoon or at night after work | and you very likely will see four generations on two sides of the

BACKBONE OF AMERICA—Richard Downs, 13, playing the piano, center of four generations of both sides of his mother's family, dramatizes the importance of home life today. Mrs. Samuel Arthur, Richard's e, sits at his left. His great-grandmother on his mother's maternal side. Mrs. Frank Hager, stands at his right. Mr. and Mrs. Artie’ Arthur, standing left, are Richard's grandparents. His mother, Mrs. Harry Downs, sits beside him on the piano bench.

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