Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1948 — Page 26

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Special Art Classes Set

Herron to Begin Sessions Saturday .

John Herron Art Museum's annual Saturday scholarship classes will begin Saturday. Classes will be held in the museum galleries from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. each Saturday. All children must present registration ecards signed by public or parochial school officials, who choose one child from each school to receive this speeial art appre-

|clation training without charge.

Other graded classes for children whose parents are members of the Art Association of Indlanapolis will begin Oct. 9 at the same hour, Work is designed for pre-high school age children and is planned to encourage art ability. Courses will include work in pencil and chalk design, water - color painting, clay modeling, cut paper and design, Adults wishing to join the assdouiation ay phone TA 1bot-8213 ar eal) at the museum for inforn.

Teen Canteen Sets gooa- Concert Sunday

A concert by the Teen Music! Canteen will be presented at 3 p. m. Bunday in the World War (Memorial Auditorium.

The ‘lyn Rose and Mary Joan Cohen, o Planists; Paul’ Rettig, violinist, Raymond Clark, vocalist, ac-

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usic Canteen will be in of the

program, An audition for teenagers wish. ing to try out for the Teen Music Canteen has been set for 10 a. m. Saturday at radio station WIBC, The committees in charge will inslude Lauralee Burke, Easley

Blackwood Jr, Miss Ruth Smith,

Willlam Moon and Renato Pacini, wishing to try out 3 bring their own Th uns and

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Navy: officers and members of the press. . Operation Highjump (the code name for this tremendous expedition) was made by the U. 8. Navy

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Matinee Musicale Here Hugh Thompson, leading baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Assoclation, will appear in the first Matinee Musicale performance of the season at 2 p. m. tomorrow in L. 8. Ayres’ auditorium, The program will mark the opening of the 72d season of Matinee Musicale.

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