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THURSDAY, NOV. 4, PTA News—

Indianapolis Parent-Teacher

Groups Plan Local Observance

Of American E

General Theme T

« ‘Strengthening Freedom’

American Education Week, Sunday through Saturday, Nov. 13, will be observed locally by PTA groups throughout the city. Open houses, room visits, demonstrations and special programs have been planned. . : | The general theme this,year is “Strengthening the Foundations of Freedom.” Education Week is sponsored by, in addition to the National PTA Congress, the National Education Association, American Legion and United States Office of Education. Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr., will conduct the first of four parent education courses on sex education at School 73, beginning Tuesday.

The program will be from 1:30 to

consecutive Tuesdays. Following each lecture, a film will be shown. !

Parents of School 1 are invited. On Wednesday from 1 to 3

classrooms. A sound film and tea in observance of Education Week| ; will follow. The school’s open house and annual fun-fest will be held,

at 7:30 p. m. Friday. PTA unit meetings scheduled for next week follow: : WEDNESDAY School 8—7:30 p.m. Open house. Patriotic program by the children, followed by community singing.

tage,” Miss Frances Graney. Primary chorus directed “by Miss Grace McVey. School 10—7:30 p.m. Open house. Community singing, Mrs. Gonard Felland. School 14—6:30 p.m. Open house. 7:30 p.m. “Qur Heritage,” evolution in reading and song by pupils and teachers. Bchool 15—T7:30 p.m. Father's Night. Exhibit of pupils’ work in auditorium, Program by Boys’ Octette, Technical High School, and junior high dramatic club. School 20—2 p.m. gram, Mrs. Mary Rich. Physical education demonstration, Joseph Statz, director.

School 21—-7:30 p.m. Understanding,” John J. Haramy.

School 22-7 pm. Open house.|

“For All|

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3:30 pm. It will be continued on

p. m. parents are invited to visit|

|School 48—7:30 p.m. . Safety) From the Standpoint of the] School Board,” William A. Evans, administrative adviser| to the Indianapolis Board of} School Commissioners, Clar-| gnce Farrington, president of, the board, special guest. Music by mothers’ chorus.

{| meeting.

{ Program by | children.

2 p.m. Panel

the | dis-|

education class. | School 54—7:30 p.m. Open! : 5 Speaker, Reuben Behl-| N dl b G i] I | mer, Technical High School. ee ewor TU1 ans Music by the mothers’ chorus. -| 1 moot 36-7 pm. “Good Homes| Needy Garment Style Show linquency and Crime,” Al Harmonizer Quartet. Solo, planned a group of activities in addition to its annual round-up Elizabeth Ewing. Selection bY ot “garments for the needy.” Approximately 1000 contributions Open house. : Miss Wallace Montague, prin- Church. - . . A tea and style show of contributed garments will be held for of PTA board, hostesses. on -

of Human Relations,” house. School 56—7 p.m. “Good Homes, Cooley, Music by Southern Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the Needlework Guild has the Rev. Ed Breaux. bi ii have been made. The round-up will be held in the First Friends cipal; teachers and members ‘members and guests, and officers!”

“World School 60—7 p:m. Open house. will be elected for the next two Gordon, Fred C. Gisler, W. A.

| Patriotic program by (Hacker, high choir. Fathers

special guests.

junior

Junie (years Tuesday afternoon. Herdrick, Fred Hill, C. o be

fonday the articles will be un- © Knepper, Priscilla Dean Lewis, | packed and sorfed. Wednesday Otto Mueller, Malcolm Moore,

Program by pupils and teach- School 66—7:30 p.m. Speaker, the contributions will be repacked Florence: McKenzie, Pedlow, E. ers. | Ed Sovola, Indianapolis Times ¢,. gistribution to the receiving H. Pogue, J. E. Quinn, H. H. School 23—7:30 p.m. “Founda- columnist. School orchestra ,roqnizations. . Phillips, Robertson; Samuel Shertions for Better School and| directed by Cari Dawson. Table chairmen and committees Wood» R. Hartley Sherwood, Education,” The Rev. Cleo School: 68—6:45 p.m. Open. 4t the clothing. tables will in- Smock, Wadell, Matthews, Foster Blackburn. house. 10th anniversary.! clude, Mesdames Charles Boss, Stanley, Stein and DeForest

School 24—7:30 p.m. Open house. | Program theme— The Threefold Responsibility of Mother, Child and Teacher.” “Pop| Rings the Bell,” film. “To Form a More Perfect Union,” pantomime by the children.

School 26—2:30 pm. “How We | Can Improve Our Education! System,” panel discussion. | Music by the children. | School 27—7 p.m. “Mental! Hygiene,”

Open house, School 33—7:30 p.m. “America,” a play by the children. Open house.

School 36—T7:30 p.m. Open ouse. Theme — “Parents, Know Your School” 8 p.m.

Invocation, the Rev. Louis Randall. Forum on “Strengthening the Foundations of Freedom,” the Rev.

meeting.

Clinton Marsh, Mrs. Ernest Bigbee, Mrs. Mabel McNail, Frank Beckwith, Robert Starms, Frederick Parker and Dr. Ralph Hanley. Musical tea. i School 37—7:30 p.m. Father's

Night. “Blood Therapy and the Atom Bomb,” Red Cross speaker and film. iy School 40—7:30 p.m. “Parent's Responsibility.” The Rev. Charles Watkins. Play about books, Room 3 pupils. School 42—7:30 p.m. “Education for World Citizenship,” the

Dr. Phillip Reed. gchool 82—7 p.m.

“Know Your School and City,” william Winter and M. L. Faber, O'Dell, Miss Edith Wood and Mayor Al Feeney. infants; Mesdames Oscar IL. Miss Mary Dickson. : School 69—7 p.m. Open house Pond, Henry S. Ross, R. C. Jack-| Other committees include Mrs. in observance of Education son and Irene B. Ardern, pre- Edna Fitzpatrick, chairman, MesWeek. school children; Mesdames Rus- dames F. E, Ballew, H. A, Baker,

School 72—7:30 p.m. Classrooms sell Bleeke, J. Frank Herdrich Sadie Doty, Kyle B. Mayhall, E. open to the public. ‘“Educa- and Lewis Spilker, girls. F. Spitznagel, ‘Ray Sparrow and tional Week,” Virgil Stiney| Mrs. E. D. Wilhite -and Mrs. A. E. Baker, transporitaion; Mrs. baugh, superintendent of the Joe Kline, boys; Mrs. Walter M. Eldo I. Wagner and Miss Lillian { Indianapolis Public Schools. {Greenhalgh and Miss Sarah Birk, Taggart, morning, and Mrs. Spar{School 75—7:30 p.m. Open household linen; Mrs. Charles A. row, afternoon, Tuesday hosthouse. Patrons, parents and Garrard, institutions; Miss Mary esses; Mrs. Cavender, tea; Mrs,

former pupils invited. Burrell, juniors; Mesdames Harry Thomas G. Ferling and Miss Open house. Cavender, L. H. Noble, O. T. Burnell, style show; Mrs. Fred 8 p.m. “Schools of Japan,” Dr. Harris, G. W. Thompson and‘J. R.|Doeppers, registration, and Mrs. Ruth Strickland, Indiana Uni- Robertson, Alpha Omicron Alpha. Scott, shoe fund. versity. “Schools in England,” | Those who will unpack articles; ~~ Miss Mary Palmer, exchange Monday teacher from London. selections, Mrs. Bernetta Saxon.|J. H. Andrews, Cavender, E. M.| Violin selections, Hugh Morri-| Costin, Harry Daniels, H. W. De-| son, former member of the Haven, Frank Dixon, John Ru Minneapolis Symphony, accom-| Eden, Russell Furr, Mary Garver, panied by Mallory Bransford | Edna Hammerly, O. T. Harris, of the Jordan Conservatory. |A- H. Humphrey, R. C. Johnson, George Kaiser, Arthur Xrause,

include Mrs. Hubert|

School 87—3:15 p.m. Open! ~~ : house. Program in obsefvance D. K. Kuhns, Charles Kuhlman. of Education Week. “Echoes Other Committee

from the Regional Conference,” Members Listed

Mrs. Lloyd Madden and Mrs. Also Mesiames Herbert Cliffie inns. A 2 > S ASDAY Ikrauch, Frank Linville, H. A.| i Lewis, Edna Murphy, Florence! School 62—7 p.m. Open house McKenzie, L. H. Noble, Mark

and family night. FRIDAY bert E. Pedlow, E. B. Piatuin,| * School 13—7 p.m. Open house. Paul Blakeslee, Peter. C. Reilly, | 8 “p:m.-—*“Mental Health,” Dr. Robertson, Carl B. Schey, Flor-| E. W. Mericle. Playlet by the ence Salb, F. E. Schroeder, R.|

children. Community singing. Hartley Sherwood, Arthur A.j School 16-—7:15 p.m. Open Smock, T. C., Waddell, J. C.

house. “Your Child and My Matthews, R. R. Scott, Joseph

Rev. Cleo Blackburn. Open| Child,” Mrs. Bert McCammon. Stein, Elizabeth Timberlake and house. Mallory Bransford and school Lyman Whitaker, Miss Emily School 44—1:30 p.m. Patriotic chorus. Film. Pond and Miss Elsa Reyer. program on “School Educa- School 28—6:30 p.m. Open house; Wednesday packers will be Mrs. tion.” Film, “America, the|. and community sing. | Scott, chariman; Mesdames Otto Beautiful.” School 34—7 pm. “Back to Benz F. G. Bock Jr. Otto BreSchool 45—7:30 p.m. 50th An-| School” classes for parents and mer, C. K. Calvert, Cavender, gi niversary. Open house. Pro-| children. Open house. Mary... Cherdron, Jack Cronin,! gram, reminiscences by old School 52—T7:30 p.m. Open house. Daniels, John Donaugh, Fred “grads.” | Film, “Pattern for Peace.” |Fischer, James Gilliland, W. C.

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CHARITY EVENT—Babies' furniture is one of the gifts fhe St. Francis Hospital Guild has provided for the hospital. Enjoying a few minutes of relaxation there are cussion, “Education in Terms, Mrs. Frank Oberting (left) and Mrs. Edward Trimpe. The Guild will give its annual parent| Call charity ball Saturday nigkt in the Knights of Columbus Hall.

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Illinois Woman Branches for Decorations

Sails to Help ‘Advise Italians

Journey Sponsored By Carrie Catt Fund

Times Special NEW YORK, Nov. 4—Mrs. Marc A. Law of Northbrook, Hi, sailed today for Italy to consult with leaders of Italian women’s organizations in setting up a program of education for the responsibilities of democratic ecitizenship. Mrs. Law wjll work under the auspices of thé Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund, Inc. established last year to further the ideals of Mrs, Catt, founder of the League of Women Voters in the United States. She is the first representative of the fund to be sent abroad. Fund representatives are responding to the requests of foreign women for guidance from an experienced woman's organization. Appeals have come from Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Japan, China, Korea, | Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Uru-| guay, Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland. It is not the purpose of the fund to establish League of Women Voters or any new organ-| izations in the countries visited. |

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