Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1948 — Page 26

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Crown Candy Queen A For Each Age Group _ Grandpa and Grandma boxes, dolls and toys will serve as tickets for Blue Birds and Camp Fire : rh to gain admittance to their annual Christmas parties Satur-

day. The events will be held In Block’s auditorium. Camp Fire Girls will meet at 10 a. m, and| Blue Birds at 2 p. m, Highlight of the programs will be the crowning of -the candy queen for each age group, a new feature of the holiday parties this year. The Camp Fire Girl) and the Blue Bird who sell the! most boxes of candy will be named queen at their respective parties. Lester Irons, sale chairman, will crown the Camp Fire Girl, and Santa Claus will BoGer | the Blue Bird. “The two girls in each ot who sell the most boxes will be ‘named members of the candy, queens’ courts. Recognition also will be given the Century Club) members, girls who have sold at _ least 100 boxes, and candy sweethearts, thosé who have soldat least 30 boxes of candy. “Mrs. Felland To Lead Carols Mrs. Gonard Felland, assisted by Mrs. Clifford Wilson, will have charge of caroling at the Camp Fire party. Mrs. Samuel . Klein will direct the music for _the Blue Birds. A movie will be shown at both parties. The Grandma and Grandpa boxes, a collection of gifts suitable for some older man or woman, will be turned over to the Christmas Service Bureau, in charge of the delivery. Horizon + Club groups, the high school-age girls in Camp Fire, will help with

Gally wrapped Christmas packages will be distributed Monday afternoon by members of the Delta Betd Chapter, Psi Iota Xi Sorority, to the women at the Marion County Home. For weeks the project com“mittee has worked among the organization membership and friends collecting the numerous items which are now tied with colored ribbons and bows, Holiday gifts which members usually exchange also- have been donated to the project, For a number of years the

Marion County Home has been a project of the organization. Last year radio and bed tables were presented. It was decided

to add the personal touch this .year. Several weeks ago six

members toured the Home and -

with the co-operation of Daily E. McCoy, superintendent, talked to the women to find out what they wanted most. Consequently, the contents of the holiday packages range from bobby pins to jewelry, handkerchiefs to food.

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| Juvenile Center - | Auxiliary to. Meet { Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, pastor |of the Central Christian Church, {will talk on “The Church and {Juvenile Delinquency” at the {luncheon meeting of the Auxiliary!” ito the Marion County Juvenile

/Center Monday. The meeting will

be held at noon in the Hotel | Washington.

Mrs. Dorine E. Teagarden will |

{sing and Mrs. Fred L. Iske, profgram chairman, will -léad group {Christmas carol singing. Club reports will be- made by Mrs. Ernest R. Alcorn, Monday Afternoon Reading Club; Mrs. {Claude Franklin, Indianapolis | Council of Women, and Mrs. M {Earl Robbins, Seventh District, +Indiand Federation of Clubs, | Mrs. Frank L. West is in charge of luncheon reservations. Other {members assisting with plans inlclude Mrs. Harold Hayes. decor-! ations; Mrs. Murlin Mullane, reg-|

: istration, and Mrs. Rex McCon-| yen and Women—

inell, jelly contributions. | Special guests will be Mrs. Shullenberger and Mrs. Mary, Lamb, acting superintendent of] the Juvenile Center,

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Photo Reflex, r.. and. Mrs. Charles Hess were married Dec. 5 in the Fortville Methodist Church. The bride, the former Miss Jo Ann Norris, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Norris, Fortville. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. amd Mrs. Howard Hess, Seymour.

- Ave., will be married to James

Miss Mary Frances Yount, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leo Yount, 1530 Lawrence

D.. Kindred, son of the Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Kindred, Boonville, on Feb. 5 in the University Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church. -

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Mesdames William Upton, Govigy Hower “and Winslow VanHirne. "if you could “have some little gift you want." Mrs. George Hosmer who is be- |

ing assisted by Mrs. William Upton and Mrs. Winslow VanHorne in packing the “if you could have some little gift you want” boxes for Christmas distribution. Members' of Mrs. Hosmer’s committee includes Mesdames W. R. Lewis, Chris Strapulas, A. L. Vondersaar, E. A. Phillips, Upton and VanHorne. Also helping have been Mesdames Nelson Watson Lester C. Nagley Jr. and Raleigh Miller. Mrs. Fred Fosler is chapter president.

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Auxiliary Plans {Party for Children

The, Auxiliary will sponsor a Christmas party for the children lat 7 p. m. Thursday in the home. {Judge and Mrs. J. O. Hoffmann land officials of the Juvenile Court will be guests, Mrs. Dorsey King will read the {Christmas story and Miss Sandra {Adams will give a. reading. {Candy, nuts and fruit will be dis[tributed . and the group will sing carols. The Star Dusters orchestra will play. The program chairman is Mrs. {Iske and Mrs. E. W, Cowley and Mrs. Roscoe L. Barnes are to be hostesses,

- distribution of the packages also. This is a new service project of the organization. © Mrs. Walter E. Wolf, chairman of the civic service committee of the Indianapolis Council of Camp

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Firs Girls, will be in of the distribution of the dolls and toys. will be given to various local children’s agencies. Assisting her will be Mesdames id Bourne, Howard Lytle, Fisher and Peter. C. Reilly. :

Chairman for the Camp Fire Girl party is Mrs. John Ryan, assisted

Margaret Champlin. - Making arrangements for the v Samuel Klein,

L Mesdames Floyd Bracken, Forrest Butler, Phil lip Baird, Fred Saales and Mabel

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Midshipman John C. Petérs, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles W. Peters, 1437 Fairfield Ave; will arrive in Indianapolis from the: United States Naval Academy in| Annapolis, Md., on Thursday for the holidays. Miss Bernadette MacQuire, Phil-| adelphia, flancee of Mr. Peters, and Midshipman Richard Cunning-| ham, Marion, will be house guests| of the Peters’. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brooks and their son, Jeff, Chicago, willl also be guests of Mr. and Mrs.

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Mrs. H. L. Collins will be the honor guest and Mrs. John Thornburgh will speak. w . » The Monterey Chapter will meet at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday for, luncheon. Mrs. Arthur Miller, 1443 N. Belle Vieu Place, will be the ‘hostess. Mrs. John Thornburg will speak. |

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The Theta Theta Chapter, Phi Beta Psi Sorority, will have a Christmas dinner for. members

Marott Hotel. Miss Dorothy Roberts, pianist, will play during the dinner and Mrs. J.-B. Malcom will direct the Agcordionettes in ‘an after-dinner program. There will also be a gift exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sutter and Ben Holdaway will be guests of Miss Marie Marrs, Out-of-town guests will include Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Tierman, Evansville; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Orr, Lafayette, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grigsby,

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The Moose American Legion Post and Auxiliary will have a dinner and Christmas party Sunday in Knightstown. Mrs. Albert

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