Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1948 — Page 27

‘Organizations— Valu nteers , but I “T¢ Ca ny HY 0 ampaign - =} Foy mphony subs eters | Season Ticket Sale pre= ~~ Opens Fourth Week | edom. | A The Junior Group of the InEE Ch ~~. diana State Symphony Society's RB Women's: Committee and a8 ; :. clates’ of Wasson's will serve as A volunteer campaigners for “the en die fourth week of, the Indianapolis 86 far’ Symphony orchestra's seqgon know, - ticket, campaign Ail Chairmen of. the junior Froup r done . : are Mrs. Raymond Sweeney and’ ON Occ ips Rong Sey pp YOR TREE Members hed the ticket. selling committee are e 1 re- ~“Mesdames Thomas W. Binford, Ccks on * Alex Carroll, Hugh JP. Dalzell,! women, William Failéy,) Donald -Fobes,! rom it. Alex Holliday, John’ Holliday, many Shubr ick Kothel iGieotge A. Kohn 8 Year «3 Jr. “George, J. ver Jr. en-, wasn't i neth L. Ogle Jr. Robert Reid! Tl Robert M, Smith and Miss Barer over bara Bradley and Miss Joan hey do Boozer. : { 't have Assisting Mrs. -J, H. Thomp- ’ gon and Miss Dorothy Hayes, to the . chairman. of the Wasson per-| police- . sonnel, are Mesdames Nile! nes’ We Hughes, Rejghe Hurt, Mary will be Klepfer, Ruby -Smith, Crystal| the. bill Sumner “and Misses Frances a cole Hutchison, Ada Mcintyre, Irene a few « Silvers and George Thompson. wn our isbands Republican Women yabiotth Sponsor Party The Marion County Council of town Republican Women will sponsor vant to a card party at 8 p. m. Friday in the Woman's Department Club.) Mrs. Paul O. Jones and Mrs. Otto Mayes are co-chairmen..for the event. : ’ . Members of the planning comForum mittee. are. Mesdames -Maude. G. fibutors ,- Hobson, “Stanton - Montague, NA. YOUE. sles eorge<Greenwatt; Fthel Br Dent RRR cmon Ronse ves Fe Fe PanwersBather Hap Horne,” Hubert .Jorddit,— Maude e ought * ‘Smith, Glen Parrish and James n. Why + 'B. Malone. ontribu- Hostesses will be Mesdames cking so Lyman H. Thompson, Berta Hibner, Fred Milner, George Spelios \ps and and all past presidents. iy au Mrs. Meade Powell is the ren popu- cently’ elected president ‘of the ’ New Century Club. Other offiIndian- ' cers- are Mrs. Ivan Snyder and nd... well. Mrs, M: J. Reese, first and sec-| 1 ond vice ‘presfdents: “Mrs Harry to learn Nolan and Mrs. Willi#m Baumnks an héckel, recording and correspondto thel ing. secretaries; IS. C E. Me¢SBR LR ia RSE a Eras then. for ~ Sommers, historian. think if ‘ Club theme for the year is actlyity *American Folklore.” Mesdames ¢ Ivan Snyder, William S. Hague and Joseph F. Lutes are in charge : of the study program. Hospital Guild Chicago Plans Meeting s bonds. . The St. Francis Hospital Guild is many of Beech Grove will have an ll vork for day meeting in the hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Kiefer will be officer. of the day. Mrs. Richard day nd Obergfell will be hostess for the fingers. luncheon. She will be assisted e in the by .Mesdames Frank Oberting, it takes George Graber, C. Harry Woiri ~haye and-Julius-Armbruster.— Final plans for the fall dance Sone In to be held Nov. 6 in the K. of C. 280 just Hall will be completed. R Wednesday the Guild will have iy a spaghetti dinner in the hospital. Assisting at the dinner will be Mesdames Joseph Caito, August Caito, Michael Rizzo, Joseph Pons, Nuzio Mazza, Anthony Milto, Jewell Sykes, John O'Connell, Thomas Quill, Henry Wellinghoff, Louis Groh and Anthony Benered. Plo- dict. members — - uro.—Lt. the Red \n people fleet of 18sia ‘and toosevelt, y Lincoln mazingly gly short will not without 1 Green. with polithe Presi .

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: PRIDAY oct. ; 1948 mors District IFC Convention . Held Today in Claypool Hotel -

inthe. European.

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PRE- CONVENTION 'CONFERENCE—Over an early. morning cup of coffee

Mrs. Cogley Cole (center), Vevay, president of the Indiana Federation

of. Clubs, talks

over the address she’ gave this afternoon at the Seventh District convention held in the Claypool Hotel. With her are Mrs. Elmer Dolzall (left), third vice president and state chairman of the junior IFC group, and Mrs. Carl H. Becker, second. vice president

of the Seventh District.

tion. ‘They must be alert t thé dangers ahead, become students of the problems, learn |¢ come intelligently vocal,” she maintained. “The.coming election will be | 4 measuring stick. for the in-{

affairs she believes. our chance-—-our continued indifference, ignorance or timidity on .one hand as against the courage of,our convictions on the other,’ may well show | the way in which our interest ! will determine world affairs. Only if we use our power of the vote, will we have that influence for. a peaceful settlement

desire,” Miss Butler stated. 8. " oo

of the IFC, set the goal for the

> | District this. year. stress’ how to solve them and then he- [health and family stability in the to yote in the coming election. Seven new junior clubs have | District work will correlate with been added to the district, shé rei ported, and $10,830.94 have been ed to-philanthropic causes; Over 10,000, SHAE VOT UNTES Hee omar; rads TERRY TH eHmmunity ag eneies yy PREAFE PHI WS PHISH the clubwoimen’

{state group,” she said,

|that.

terest -womea have -in- AOAC we WOTld oil's. FAME. 00s 10. ell the TRIS. ds Pederation to FOuE family:

of today’s problems which we | | ments, where they are leading us

INDIANA WOMEN were thrown the dauntiet of citizenship | respoisibility in three addresses today at the Seventh District [ination to center its efforts at IFC convention held in, the Claypool Hotel. “Women mo longer can be indifferent to political problems,” ‘said Miss Sally Butler, past, president of the National Federation |R. K. Brown,, president, of BPW Clubs and president of the International BPW _Federa-. Inounced in her talk to the con—|vention. She asked district mem“We shall hers to take a vigorous part in

culture, community affairs and especially retaries; Mra. Paul Merrill, treas-

‘education for

“and the

"We are “living in a

|friends. Club women must be informed and then direct. their friends ~ into positive ways

vote; sponsibility reaches out as far as | your influence is felt,” she empha. |sized. “But ignorance only brings lon fear. - Know what is behind national and international mowe-

and. why. before: you. attempt to

tions. ”

PARIS, Oct. 1--Almost every speaker during these early sessions of the United Nations General Assembly eniphasizes that the people. of the world want peace. What, then, is the reason for the difficulties that arise among the governments? As you listen to the senior delegates speak on atomic control, the use of the veto, participation

gram, and the general question of whether the UN can accomplish its’ high purpoge of drawing thé governments of the world together in -an effort to preserve world peace, a pattern seems to form before you.

C. Marshall, sincerity,

iaggeration or vituperation.

AM Baars: Ree AS ; Need and Desire for Peace Stressed by U. N. Delegates

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT - .

_{nevertheless he made a strong!

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Our ‘Secretary of State, George spoke with “evident calmly and with restraint, and he stated the situa-|atomic energy and now, appartions that exist without any ex- ently- in. good faith. could come His before the General Assembly with

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speech was dignified and conciliatory. Later, Andrei Y. ' Vishinsky, deputy foreign minister of Russia, answered, or rather spoke, - for the U. 8. 8S. R. He made a far less vituperative speech than’ the one he delivered last year, out

attack upon. the United States, and that wag his central them® Near the ehd ‘of his speech MF.

for’ a reduction in arms amon the Big Five powers and the prohibition of atomic weapons. . The sad ‘part of tHis for me was that this delegate from a great nation, whose representatives supposedly are so highly trained and so highly intelligent, could have spent the last two years in going over reports of the work done on

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Sharp and bombs, without even touching on ithe real problem that control of Balph oe ndingham. ; latomie energy must be at’ its aintings o ower arrange | source. ments by Hoosier artists will

| Atomic Source

Needs Control

Atomic bombs are secondary if {you do not contro! the source of {atomic energy. and if you do not

|agree to a universal plan of inspection there is no use in destroying "such, bombs as -exist.

{You have created no security for {the people of the world. | Mr. Vishinsky must know this, and so one must conclude that leither he does not wish to accept {it and hopes to confuse the rest of the world on this subject or that to him anything _is better than allowing an international group to have the right. of inspection. within “is. country, . It is curious that the nation {that seems so suspicious of other jcountries should not realize that [their own count _ is greater when {an international body inspects all

{the United States would control such an international body. But how can we convince him ha

|there is no reason why the U,

gelling ro-ntrid agencies an

Louis. E.. Kruger, MRS. Cogley G. Cole, president ‘influence others on these 'ques- secretary,

Mrs.

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THE District's present ‘determ-

|home and in a community study

|program will be .continued, Mrs. an-

Reports - from officers.

and Mrs. Lowell

jew Will Speak At Meeting

The first fall meeting of the Art Department of the Woman's Department Club will be at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the clubhouse. Lawrence Carter, new department chairman, will preside. “Sculpture in the Making" will be the subject of = talk by'C. Warner Williams, : dence. - Culver. Military. Academy... is chairman Bl ot the luncheon hostesses and Mrs. Edward Pedlow i: in charge of decorations. be assisted by Mesdames Frances - E. Artist,

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The report “Remember that your re-of the nominrting committee was accepted. New officers to be mausied next |. year are Mrs Jasper P. Scott, president; Mrs. Théodore F. Fleck HE and Mrs, George C. House, first - and third vice presidents; Mrs. oe corresponding|

artist-in-resi-

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Legion Units Plan to Meet Next Week -

Mrs. C. O. Warfel ~T0 List Chairmen y

Three American Legion. Auxillary groups will hold meetings next week. Wednesday night the 11th District will meet in the War Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. Charles O. Warfel, president, will announce: her commjttee (chairmen. and the program for the coming year will be discussed. At Tp: m. Monday a reception for the retiring: president, Mss, Russell Furr, will be held in he OI S CIR EEIT REPRE pra dents of the Big Eagle Unit will gerve as hostésses, Mrs, H, N. [Roetter ia chairman. She will be assisted by Mesdames E. O. Asher, {Fred Kuhn, E. H. Bridgins, Belle’ ‘Bracken, Thomas Griffen; Raymond Rutt; Floyd _ Bass® and Thomas Broucher, The Robison-Ragsdale Unit will meet at 6:30 p. m, Monday in

{the ‘Central Christian Church. Frank Edwards will. speak. The first fall meeting of the

Gayle B. Wolfe. président; Douglas H White and Mrs, ford D. Tay vied ' presidents? ‘Jinks and Mr

Mrs. « Clifford

arer. and Mesdames Leasure,

members of Mmittee,

League: Mees :

neapolis,-

was ‘chairman,

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FY," Minwas the guest speaker (Marilyn depart- at a noon luncheon meeting today Peggy Johnson, Helen Hamilton of ment chairmen and standing and|of the Maternal Health League |and Becky Montgomery, Robert Loyd, Eugene Red-

thinking,” she told her audience. special committees were made at The luncheon was held in the Co-|Clark, C. J. lumbia Club. Mrs. Willlam Dyer|ford, Harrell Hamilton:and Billy Perry and Miss Shirley Reno will

Mrs. Cole also urged women to the mérning session.

The Bridal Scene—

Bridal Dinner to Honor Miss. Rose and Fiance

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BRIDE.TO.BE — Wiss Barbara&: Finn, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs.

Earl T:: Finn,

132~8. Arlington

Ave., will became the bride of

Paul Coble Unit will “be at noon! 5 f Mrs Ella next Friday in the home of Mrs. Case Hye? on So at, 10 Lymsn R. Pearson, 5338 Washing- Hurrle: abig Road, : .|ton Blvd. Assisting the hostess: o'clock “tomorrow. morning in will be Mesdames Chester ALL Our Lady «of hourdes: Catholic Stayton. Leonard A. Ensminget, Church. Alex T. RBs and Wiltiam™ H. Norman ay Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ro

Officers of the Unit” are Mrs. with a bridal dinner Wednesday night in their home, in honor of Mra. their ‘daughter, Jo: first and a Greensburg. The couple will

J. Kent Leasure, side Evangelical and United ‘Brethren Ch Church. recording and Wdorresponding sec-|

Joyce ‘Ann, and

| Guests at the dinner which will {precede the rehearsal include Mr.

‘land Mrs, E.

William Boone,

Hamilton. «

Lavelle Hamilton, |

E. Ellis and ;Bernard Rosenak, |Greensburg, parents of the prosthe executive com- pective bridegroom; the Rev. and daughter, Dolores, to Donald Eu-

Mrs, A. Glen O'Dell, Mr. and Mrs, Bene

Mr. and Mrs, Ed-

smh rds ded; «MIE dons. SIALK,,. Teves Nangy and Satiy~ Kase. Taylor;

‘Suzanne -and|

"Mr. a and Mrs. “Earl D. Smith, |2835 ‘N. Gale. St., announce the approaching marriage of their Both Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fugene Stark; Fort: Wayne: The wedding will be at 6: 30 p. m.]

Wadnés THE Ca Baptist aw. h. The Rev. Willian

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Breedlové will officiate.

Miss Marjorie Hulsq will be maid of honor and Miss Jo Rita

will be tingbearer, .

|be bridesmaids. Kathy Davia will

he wl blown eng oi a, sheer yoke, es sleeves and Ho photo bustle effect. y on “SUNDAY RITE — The North {Miss Eloise Rhodes, sister of the Methodist Church will be the DE airs, _ Robert = scene ‘of the marriage of Miss si hon year hy Barbera Scheid, daughter of |hridal attendants a Bamme. am Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Landers |gays of chrysanthemums in fall = Scheid, 5546 College Ave. . olor With, SoRtTasting Hbbons. Robert ‘Thatles Terrell, son of’ e's gown o oa Mr. and “Mrs. Charles C. Terrell, yslitoned “vith duestheart "ae . 410° N. DeQuincy St. Sunday. |\with insertions extenaing dow the length of the train. ? se. 644 Tuxedo St, will entertain Her G, Jncota tll. be ar 3 man and Rhys ‘ Bloomher Rance, Leéwi¥ B. Hamilton, ington, brother of the bridegroom, * Ee) and Ben Cole will be ushers. 3 her r tion will be : I~ be married at 7:30 p. m.; Oct. 9, in the Brook- at isi bendy hs hed In ti oR 5 wear a forest green suit with'<

Greenwood. Miss Jones: and Mr. Rhodes are graduates of Frank: a

".|be flower girl “and Jon: Smith _

Best man will be William Nor- i ton. Rudolph Taylor and Hubert “**~ Heidenrich will serve as ushers. ‘in:

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+ | Kayser, cout.esy; Mrs. William #.

Events

Céx,: Armin Doerschel, Roy E. Houtz, Alvin Jose, Steven J. Klos, L. Robert Mcttern, Paul T. Rochford, Louis J. Rybolt, Ralph T. Simon, H. Talge Brown, A. A. Deardorff, C. E. Griener, Earl O. Jeffries, Harry C. Kennett “Louis E. Kruger William H. Polk. Paul

N. Rowe, William L.

hang in the Mary Q. Burnet memorial room and will comprise the fall exhibition. : Officers of the department with| Mrs. Carlier are Mrs. D. S. Reditch, | vice chairman; Mrs. Henry J. Windt, secretary. and Mrs. Howard J. Lacy, treasurer. Members of the #xecutive committee are rs. Hezzie Pike and Mrs. Leonidas Smith. Committee chairmen are Mrs. Edward JT.

Krass Jr., door; Mrs. George Snyder, exhibition and sales; Mrs. Joseph T. Ackerman, music; Mrs, John M. Williams, social activities; Mrs. Louise B. Pohiman, publicity: Miss Emily McCullough, scrap book. and Mrs. Louis P. Robinson, tours.

New Era—Mon. Mrs. Thomas 8.| Martin, 2011 Park, hostess MISCELLANEOUS

Edelweiss Ladies Society—8 p. m.|

nations. = The Russians do not - + {have to trust auyone else in ‘the CLUBS { world. ‘They only have to be sure/Altrusa—--12:30 p. m. Sat’ Hotel - J [that the inspection body is inter-| Washington. Luncheon. | / national and that it inspects|La Phyllis—6 p. m. Mon. Mrs. A. {everyone in the same way. T. Wallace; 3727 Watson Rd..! i] | Mr. Vishinsky suggested that| hostess. Dinner. - ~M

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that in Committee Three all of us,

{any subject, will learn to sa

briefly as possible.

{questions that are before us and [refrain from attacking each other as governmerits or as individ|ual representatives of our govlernments, 1 have hope that we will ‘cover the many and intricate subjects before us. Thus, we may be able to pre{sent ‘a report to the general as-

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Ji sembly ‘vontaining our recommen-| ‘J dation for the acceptance of a

declaration on human rights, a convention on freedom of infor mation and a variety of other points,

|n7 matter how deeply we feel of

{whatever we feel must be said as

Alpha | Epsilon Chap., Delta Theta Tau. Mon. Mrs. Harold Han-!| derich, 6901 Park, hostess

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