Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1948 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY. DEC. 15, 1048

16 Butler Students Pledged to Ad Group

Sixteen Butjer University students were pledged to Merle Sidener chapter, Alpha Delta sigma, national advertising fraternity, at a dinner last night. Pledges include Wallace C. Smith, Paul B. Saunders, Bruce W. Christie, Lester Nagley, F. W, Kimberlin, Clarence Watterson, Howard Caldwell, James Buck, '" Roy Uppfalt, Don Hinkle, Robert Braun, Norman Bryant, Robert Pape and Eugene Moore, alk of Indianapolis; Thomas Bates, Logansport, and Wallace Hardwick, Rushville.

Set Yule Party

Members of Women’s Rotary Club will hold their annual Christmas party at a dinner meeting at :

6:30 p. m., Dec. 21, in the Women's Department Club, 17th.gnd Me- PARTLY, CLOUDY AND “>=~ ew Xidian, Sts, | Lillian Miller, willl...

CLOUDY AREAS read Christmas stories and the) BY Shortridge High School Girls'| Glee Club will present a program, | |

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Woman Robbed, Slugged Here

“3rd Esther Webster 1305 N. West St. Indianapolis, Ind. 4th Mrs. Richard Kelley,

140 °W. Market St, p. m. They grabbed her purse containing $12 and ran.

225 N. 25th St, Inez Mills, 1711 Gimber 8t,! “25% AHO @ppraltd BELOLC New york Lill a 30 Beech Grove, Ind. reported someone opened her ¢lJudge Rabb I Ghisvona ‘ nr oon 35 3 ili 3 - - 2 urgh ....veeee 54 37 e : . Sth Mrs. William R. Kenney purse and extracted a wallet con-| "yy, burglaries over the Pin ren 0 irrens 77 ho

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Stay-at-home weather is predicted for most of the ation for the next 24 hours, with rain, sleet, | freezing rain and snow—which will make highways dangerous—forecast for the northern half of the country from coast to coast. There will be rain from southern New York through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys, freezing rain in lowa and Wisconsin, and snow in the Canadian border states. Midwest temperatures are expected to range from the 20's to the 40's.

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pipe. * Instead of complying, = Miss Smith turned to another drawer as though going after a weapon. The bandit turned quickly and fled from the store.

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