Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1948 — Page 42

; nized recently.

PAGE 42 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1948

Children Enjoy Workin

'

ying In Haven of Flanner House

g And Pla

¥

%

| |

Zorg 2 Cok

INSTRUMENTS OF QUALITY —BY ONE FAMILY— FOR NINETY YEARS

LLL FESR FEE ATT EE RBSRNERGIEIRE Pes

Movie Magic : . . Group worker Patton Hill shows Robert Hansbrough, Roberta Williams, Bobbie Lee, Barbara Roan and Quincy Jones how projectors work, |

— Mercy Train for Overseas e irle nn Board, Te ey, el Jean Rowe and Don- | ° SL ey Aen S01, Toliy Cer) Yel dean ¢ To Be Dedicated Dec. 20

carried forward by many Carleton B. McCulloch, Hilton U.| . persons. ‘Brown, Franklin Vonnegut and Foodstuffs Donated by Hoosier State Expected to Fill 256 Freight Cars

" ” . ” " n BR k the 19th Century, | Col. . Flanner House Looks ac ha annie in ‘building el rn 2 nner died in 1912, The train filled with Indiana farm products for the Christian On 50 Years of Tolerance In those days geep roots into Indianapolis. And, Rural Overseas Program will be dedicated in ceremonies in Indian-

[business which is now Flanner & Flanner House had begun to drive {Buchanan, Inc. {Mr. Flanner arranged the fu-igirangely, members of the Flan- apals, Dec. 2, he. ciate have'y Shc : om i is’ ibuti j {nerals of many Negro families.| mily, now widely separated, Counties of the state have been assembling the grain and other Indianapolis Contribution to Field | He saw their problems and ne Lami to the institution. foodstuffs to fill an expected 256 freight cars since last Monday. Of Race Relations Continues fo Expand when Mrs. Bryant and Sarah Col-| 1, paris, Miss Janet Flanner, Thapksgiving week was designated “Crop Week” by proclamation The House the late Frank W. Flanner built in 1898, which grew ton Smith, one of the founders of ja.onter of the founder, keeps of Gov. Gates. re z = into Indianapolis’ most notable achievement in race relations, will the Council of Social Agencies, i, ig oy with “The House.” She In Albion, material unsuitable '-Dristmas. Workers for the drive start its second half-century Wednesday. proposed a settlement Louse, he jg {he New Yorker magazine's for shipping overseas which was from all over the stae will be in There will be a two-day birthday party, Wednesday and Thurs- listened. “Genet.” given in the CROP drive brought|'he city then and be entertained

day, for friends of Flanner House who live around the United In New York, another daughter, hy CROP. President Frederick States. For this Negro settlement house, the first 50 years were Booker T. Miss Mary Flanner, is a professor $12,000 in cash at a sale on the

$895 FOR THE LORD CARLETON IN RARE FIGURED MAHOGANY

+ + « for full, melodious tone . . . for meticulous craftsmanship . . . for. distinguished designs in“fine woods (not fabrics) STORY & CLARK invites comparison. Many other famous models in various woods and finishes on display.

Discriminating Homes Choose STORY & CLARK

& dt

Flanner House Children. . . Nursery school teacher Mrs. Elizabeth Conley models clay for Zonda Brown, Elwood Hall, Jerome >

was

Land Set Aside One day in 1896,

The best is yet to come “be Washingt to Indi lis of ic at the M ss Music courthouse lawn. The school band [+ Hovde of Purdue will speak, Open i genergus. lhe best 1s : ing and canning courses will be Washington came to Indianapolis of music at the Mannes sic © ‘ ) Mondor, Flafiner House one day willie. qon. i 5 to discuss the project. Mr, Wash-'School. A third daughter, Mrs./played and the townsfolk milled along with OVS Gries and, Li i a” have its vocational training prjends of Flanner House who ington, then already recognized Hildegarde Flanner Monhoff, re- about making a social occasion ® wl ety ay s nesday school, a new playground, & NeW ,.. coming to town this week to as one of America’s great scien-'sides in Altadena, Cal. They keep of the sale. | gent dl attend. - Een And Friday recreation building. light the candles on the settle- tists, was denied accommodations in touch. Raise $6000 oan pr So : the Indiana TiO P.M LI. 9289 On the tumble-down banks of nont's enormous birthday cake of at downtown hotels because he In Indianapolis, Frank B. Flan-| Spencer County has raised cated Christmas Dey in Phill

Fall Creek it plans to launch its o504 will know the institution was a Negro. ner, nephew of the founder and self-help housing plan on acreage soi. | Mr. Flanner invited him to be board chairman of the funeral/$6000 for supplies to be given to phia. Church World Service,

it is purchasing from the City Re-| They include Dr. Charles 8. his house guest. If anything was home, is a life member of the CROP and the town of Rensselaer Satiolie Rural Lire and Jutheran development Commission. |Johnson, Fisk University presi- needed to convince Mr. Flanner, Flanner House Board. already has assembled two car- the Cove Pp g . Under the plan, Negro Veterans dent; Dr. Martha Eliot, associate that incident would have done it. There exists also a vast, un- loads of farm products for the : will buy land, building materialsichief of the U. S. Children’s! Mr. Flanner set aside land he seen membership of men and purpose. and build their own homes. They Bureau; Oscar R. Ewing, Federal owned for the propect. A fund women to whom Flanner House, Ministers of the Christian and will be financed by a revolving Security Administrator; Dr. Doug- raising drive began. Associated has been important. They are Jewish faiths will officiate at the fund and each will be able to cutlas McGregor, Antioch College with him in the project were Dr.|the citizens. ‘dedication here, five days before| his cost by the amount of his own president; Will Hays, former er re > ge ET labor, {Hollywood movie ‘Czar;” Miss| Flanner House plans to expand Lucy Carner, Chicago Council of Ad? EES 1 1 K3 its job placement service, which Social Agencies, and Dr. Douglas helped Indianapolis Negroes find Steere, American Friends Servic % | 6000 jobs last year. Cooking, sew- Committee. «4 . % TARE. alk They are the out-of-towners. An i impressive list of Indianapolis ff an . 0 notables who rallied around Fi

ounder Frank W. Flanner and

AS GIVE SOMETHING FOR THE HOME

CHRISTMAS

STORE HOURS: OPEN DAILY ‘til 5:30 MONDAY til 9:00

hose who succeeded him will be

. » t On Vaccinations : = One to Be Absent

One who will not be there is FT. WORTH, Tex., Nov. 27 Mrs. Ida M. Bryant of 814 E } (UP)—Fort Worth health author- Wyoming St. She was one of the {women who helped Mr. Flanner

itles warned today that all POssi-ipian Flanner House.

ble precautionary measures Mrs. Br { y vant is nearly 90 now, against a smaHpox epidemicipy her. interest in the project should be heeded and suggested, over has dimmed. She won't atvaccinations against the disease

{tend the two-day round of semii for all who have not been immu-/nars luncheons and dinners at

{cause she’s wintering at Tuskee-, Although the liklihood of an|gee Institute in Alabama. Her, epidemic in the Forth Worth area son-in-law, Ross Owens, is backwas discounted, City Health Di-{field coach of ' the Institute's

rector Dudley A. Reekie pointed powerful football team. out that “all epidemics start fram, Cleo Blackburn who came to! ope case.” |superintend Flanner House in i The warning came after the re- 1936, when its annual budget was, port yesterday that the illness of $18,000 and helped build the in-| Jarel Sparks, 27, had been diag-|OPeration, is the engineer for the ¢ i i

BRIDAL DUETT:

$500 Down $ 49°

$1.00 0 Week Lovely wedding ensemble for her. Large diamond engagement ring . . . superb matching wedding band in rich 14k yellow gold.

a Fort Worth aircraft worker, stitution into a $150,000-a-year

nosed as smallpox Nov. 16, It Pirthday party. He and his associates have planned the program to illustrate what Flanner House has done in Indianapolis: Help the Southern 8 4 Negro who came north in search Jf St of economic opportunity and po{litical freedom adjust from a One thousand units of small-\ rural to an industrial environ-

Pox vaccine had been sent here ment, and help Negroes from anyby the state health department, where to help themselves. and a public vaccination station| The friends of Flanner House was opened. Few persons, how-/know the settlement has done ever, had reported for vaceina- more than that. It has served as tions up till noon today. |a balance wheel for race relations U. 8. public health reports show in Indianapolis, easing racial tenonly 52 cases of the disease have sions. been reported this year, Health| The beginnings of Flanner authorities said smallpox was a|House cannot be confined to pod) vanishing disease in the United individual. Frank W. Flanner was B States, with most cases of a mild, the prime mover in getting it non-deadly type. {started, but the movement itself

A 2 De ¢ ¢ —for good vision . . . —for good looks!

was the first case of the disease! in Fort Worth in 10 years. Mr. Sparks, still under quarantine, at his home 45 miles west of here, was regarded nearing recovery.

Z —

FFA RA RR 1

3-DIAMOND RING i of, $HQ50 Exquisite engagement ring in glamorous

14k yellow gold. Large center diamond enhanced by 2 glowing side diamonds.

§ 2 oe

FR FR Sk RJR ER J Rk 57 FF 5 0 J OO J 7 rl SA

FLOOR SAMPLES

Sent to Us From Our Other Stores!

LADY'S 9-DIAMOND CLUSTER RING $7.00 Down $69.95

$1.25 a Week

MEN’S 7-DIAMOND CLUSTER RING

$7.00 Down $69.95

$1.25 a Week

“Lovely Lapel Watches

Unique New Styles

$200 Dovn $19.95 up

$1 a Week -

« ————— $6:25

1 14,00 End Table. _____ $7.00 16.00 Lamp Table ____ $§.00

22,50 Occasional Table_$| |.25

24.00 Cocktail Table__ $12:00 28.50 Cocktail Table___$|4.25

Heart Photo Locket ond Metching Chain

$1 A week $3.95

SHEAFFER "ADMIRAL" THREESOME SET $14 week $13.00 .

RONSON CROWN TABLE LIGHTER $1.00 « Week $11.00

Dr. David Tavel, Optometrist

Presents the

"Nu-Look" In Glasses

4 Adding ulfra-smariness fo your appearance as well as new comfort 3 for your eyes . . . these rich new styles in eyeglasses created for your Individual features. Newest scientific equipment. Come in now!

Many Others Reduced VY; In Our Large Display! NO CARRYING CHARGE

; i - dl i \ 4 ETT)

(8 N. ILLINOIS ST,

® Convenient Terms Arranged 9 Hours, 8 A. M. to 5:30 P, M. Every Day . Monday Evenings 'Til 8:30 OPEN L DAY WEDNESDAY

3 ® No Appointment Necessary

USE MATE CREDIT!

3-Piece Bedroom Suite, $69.50

$14.85 Baby Carriage . . $9.85 $17.85 Baby Play Pen . $9.75 $69.50 Chrome Dinette $49.50

3 ROOM OUTFIT

$298

Floor Sample and New Furniture!

"SUNDAY

Junior Pa

Winter Sugge Schoo

Hints O Decorati

By JOY

but it gan be your own sch staging a W, Rope off. & room, with spi like shuffiebos the gym with hang flags an Drape a di paper sky w moon, and |] water, sporting even a whale walls. Have mer and sport band, and kee moon! » Chocolate ( little fellow v sition. You your next par scoop of choc a big cookie. hat, and giv mint eyes ¢ mouth made mint drops. #

We once Kr had strong toe it to the fact { lay down on | a heavy iron toes in the dropped - the broke her toe. do!

2 A pair of,y made into é& quite easily. until they lie palms, and r tions over th gers. Quite 1 you wristlets

» Another ide cash is the me made noveltie: reotype case, ° tique, can fur: pad for a nee fashioned cry once dangled deliers can b tached to a la dence

Hints O On Ma

You know { good manne friendliness, t them? No person who a as if doing so1

thing kind ¥ a burden rivi of the priv it should be. That was di onstrated on bus the ot

the old man, and sald: “I won't you tal

® THE MAN

thing. The d way the deed What you ¢ your persona into the strat do is done w ner, good wil to be helpful It is how y most importa

Pen Pal After 2

PLAINVIL (UP)—After separated by have met. Mrs. Flay ville, who filn Miss Lena M Salem, N. € “She was she would b least once a we've really rather well.” The corres classroom ass lish teacher.

Puzzle

3 —Q ‘I9AT0A2. *(%sny) sn uos s,pwwuy

SYAM

‘uel “

Halal.