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trander will entertain Mr, and "Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Miss Catherine Bollbey. Mrs, C. E. Kitterman and Mrs. Mary Bur‘net.

'“ Guests of Mr..and Mrs. John ol “Drewry will be Mr, and Mrs, Ar-| thur Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. (Richard Coons. Mr. and Mrs. Coons will be hosts at an after-| theater party in their home. Miss "Frances E, Westcott, Mrs. Ling“fell Brouwer and Mrs. Amelia *Rentsch will attend the Friday ‘performance together,

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“and Mrs. A J. Elkins, ts will be Mr. and Mrs. John , Dr. and Mrs. George W.!

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The Women’s Auxiliary, Indfana Optometric Association, will hold its annual meeting during

. and g ra Willlam C. Weir. Dr. and [DONNA LEE COHEN divides her time between Ravet MeTurfan, ibe 17 activities like learning about the world. . Education is a new experience for this, Blum, Charles Barrett, Rob-|4-year-old, She entered Orchard Nursery School this month. Her favorite sport is Barrett, H. L. Pond and Wik-iroller-skating. Donna has a 2-year-old sister, Nancy Jo. “She is the daughter of Mr.

“ID. Alinsky | To Hold Annual Parley Discusses Delinquency

The democratic way of life Stack. of

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Tuesday by election of officers. Mrs. Robert W. Tubesing, Richmond, is president, and Mrs. John Wolff, Martinsville, and Mrs. -D. M.

A ie Ae Ants and Mrs. Alvin L. Cohen, 5315 Washington Blvd.

' morning will be followed

Thompson will be. Of [the association’s convention, SunMr. and Mrs. Harold R. Victor|g,. t the , y through Tuesday at the Sevand Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson erin Hotel. will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. David Knight. . \Ladig, secretary Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welsh anditoaciver ang Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bain Will, on vention form another party and . ane ur and Mrs, 3 Conley and|, unces the pro- : tt: Yan gram events. gil le siege" ane A 147 i 0 A Phyllis, will be hosts to Mr. and|20ard will meet Mrs. T. L. Mendélssohn. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Palmer will be the guests of Mr, and Mrs. R. M. Du Granrut, :

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ren H. Miller, Princeton, southern region trustee of the IOA, will

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The Halls will be assisted. by ir {Speak at the afternoon session. A i Mell 3G tn aro vi I J. Bucker, Dr. and Mrs. Robert $

Berry, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Denny| A Monday luncheon will honor and Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Sharde-|new members of the group. Afterlow, ei wards Mrs, Mildred M. Crump of the Arbogast Floral Co. will give

committee with ; are . R. BE 8a bus;

is Hospitality chairman, assisted

d vice presidents, the

. JAR. Shreve . Denny. Forrest

by Mrs. Virgil McCleary, Warsaw; Mrs. Warren Miller, Princeton, and Mrs. James P. Leeds. Mrs. Chester Irion, New Albany, and Mrs. Frank Otte are in charge of degistration;: and Mrs. R. A, Major, Shelbyville, printed programs. %

Alumnae Set Meeting Date

by Ruth Ann Hamilton, Times Staff Photographer.

Ru caring for her dolls and grown up

For Wednesday

and D. M. Klausmeyer.

by the Rev. A. C. Brooks and Mrs. Marlow Manion will give the welcome address: Misses Mary Canary, Lala Lée Gibson

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working well was called the best-|

Jones, Shelbyville, - first and known approach to the solution!

of the juvenile delinquency problem Dr, 8. D. Alinsky, last night at the January dinner of the Indianapolis Branch, Amerfcan Association of University Women. “It is a tricky, interrelated and sentimental subject,” the executive director ' of the Industrial] Areas Foundation of Chicago sald at the meeting in North Methodist Church, : Dr. Alinsky declared there is no real "answer. “It would be employed now if there were.” But, he added the raising of questions helps in finding the right answer.

|“Basically, crime is the result of

bad housing-—slum areas—and poor economical conditions.” ~The very foundation of crime is 80 often among the so-called good

- |a display and talk on “Flowers of The Indianapolis Unit, Nation-| Distinction.” Mrs. Roy E. Denny, al Association of Parliamen (“lans; will meet Friday in the|jary, American Optometric AsMeridian Room of the Colonial sociation, will report on national Furniture Co. Mrs. Anna Clyde|affairs. - Vinzant will preside. A “continental breakfast”

tars| president of the Women's Auxil-

The Indianapolis Alumnae of Chi Omega Sorority will hold its

morrow in the home of Miss Louise Reiter, 6010 Ralston Drive.

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Club to Meet

The Benjamin Franklin Kindergarten Mothers Club will meet at 1:30 p. m: tomorrow in the kindergarten, 2801 N. Capitol Ave. The meeting theme will bé “Sex Education.” A Red Cross film, “Human Growth,” will be shown.

By AGNES H. OSTROM

A PLAN to ald clubwomen in Korea, Japan and the Philippines will be launched this month by the General Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck, president, said here today. Mrs. Buck returned Dec. § from a five weeks’ flying trip to the Orient. In the federation plan there will be a $2000 item to bring Mrs. Esther Whang Park, Korean federation president, to the U. 8. to study social welfare here and to attend the Apr. 24-26 national convention in Hollywood, Fla. “All Korea is disturbed about communism,” Mrs. Buck states, and the UN has asked the U. 8, for help in training the country's constabulary.” The gracious Richmond, Va, clubwoman attended the dedication ceremonies of the Manila clubhouse. Completely bombed by the Japanese, it was rebuilt with the financial aid of the American Federation women and the Philippine clubs in Hawalk “The clubhouse needs furnishings, our women can assist by sending books, good fiction and classics,” she said. Philippine women are trying desperately to rehabilitate their families, homes and schools. A project, “Welfareville,” has been built in units outside the walled city of Manila. This program includes aid to orphans, delinquents,

They are setting up day nurserys and

people. Education and morality among these peoplé must be in{troduced first, Dr. Alinsky

{January meeting at 7:30 p. m. tg. stressed, “We should make full

use of our schoois;" he remarked, “regarded by some delinquents as ‘the least objectionable of “the

Assisting the hostess will be|'institutions’ to which they are Miss Jean Over, Mrs. J. - F.|sent.”

Describing in picture stories,

Favors will be made for a/Criminals and delinquents with party to be held In the Veterans|Whom he has come in contact, Hospital. ~ Additional arrange-ithe speaker emphasized the ne-

cessity of understanding the at-

Omega state day and the titudes of these people if you deal

with them. Mrs. Walter Leckrope, AAUW program chairman, introduced Dr. Alinsky whose work in the Chicago area was nationally recognized as outstanding by the Columbia Broadcasting System last year. A special invitation to new members to attend the tea in their honor Jan. 30 was ex-

and Marie Winkler, Mrs. Marie! Fred and Thomas D. Sheerin will'g present the program, “A New, :

Look at the Visiting Nurse.”

|preside at the meeting of the = Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Catholic Community Center. : : ; There will be a social hour, roads after the meeting. The hostesses . will be Mesdames George J. School Putts, J. Frank Jones, Leonard Caldwell, George Rickey, John) Sebwert and Francis Kelly and!

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Women Members To Play Bridge

Other events on the Columbia

Club calendar include a buffet dinner dance Saturday and another on Jan. 29 and a Sweetheart dinner dance and bridge party on Feb. 12,

The Mothers Club of the Sigma

Nu Fratérnity of Butler University will meet at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the chapter house at But.

ler, Mrs. J. H. Olivey is chalir-

man, assisted by Mrs. C. T. MeDonald and Mrs. Glen Orewiler,

Mrs. Paul Ruffrecht will speak

on “Handkerchiefs from Other Countries.”

The Indiana Chapter DAR and the Dr. Manasseh Cutler Chapter announce their nomination of Mrs. Furel Robert Burns as a candidate for the office of national vice president general of the DAR. ; Mrs. Burns is now state regent of Indiana. She also serves as a member of the Clearing House Committee, Resolutions Committee, trustee of the Kate Duncan School and as a member of the advisory board of the Tamassee School and as state promoter of CAR.

The Visiting Nurse Association will have its 36th annual meeting

"at noon on Jan. 20 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. luncheon will be served.

An invocation will be given

| Rehearsing Jan. The Columbia Olub’s luncheon-|

* Alistair Stuart and Miss Heberton ction of "Frankie and Al sented Jan. 29 in the Civic Theater, Mrs. C. L. Kirk Jr. (standing) | is directing the play.

for the Players’

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Goehler| : r and spiritual] Mrs. Mabel McNair, Mrs. Donald White,! film. Music by Grades 5 and 6. School 38-—1:30 p, m. Film and publicity and publications; Mrs, Graeme Supple, membership; Murray DeArmond, hospiMrs. Samuel Durham, music; Mrs. John L. Mutz, welfare; Mrs. Donald Fobes, legislation; Mrs. C. W, Steve Clark,

Philip Hedrick, safety and health.

{ A ‘Unit meetings for the week School 60—1:30 p. m. Speaker,

James E. Roberts—1:30 bp. Panel discussion on

Mrs. Zeo ‘W, Leach, regent; will

John Von Speckelson.

1:30 p. m. “Building a Better Understanding

Mothers Chorus. School 10--1:45 p. m. “Health” Miss Mary 8. Rich. “The Lord's

sses Florence and Evelyn

Council Meets

Indorsement of a legislative bill asking an appropriation of state funds for highway maintenance and construction, stressing maintenance of existing highways ahead of construction of new roads and continued highway research was voted yester-

Council, Inc., at its mid-winter conference in the Claypool Hotel. This was one of eight bills to be brought before the 86th General Assembly which the Council voted to support. Others included standard time for the entire state, conservation education in public schools, no television car sereens in front of driyers, enforcement of a 60-mile an hour speed law; flashing lights

supervisor improvement personnel placed on the merit basis. The Council also passed a resoHution asking that State High-

Highways 31 and 24 be designated and suitably marked as

of Indiana in honor of World War _ servicemen and women. Sponsored by the Indiana Garden Club, it is being introduced in the Senate by Sen. John Kendall of Danville. Mrs. Calvin Perdue of Acton headed the three-member legislative com-

tended by Mrs. Russell R. Benson, president.

Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck and

children left parentless by the A ; J

mittee, and Mrs. T. E. Balley of Romney presided at the session.

GFWC to Begin Orient Club Plan

Mrs. Carl J. Woinhardt

« «+ WDC president greets national clubwoman,

necessarily under SCAP” Mrs, Buck spoke today at the Woman's t Club hon-

Prayer” by 1B.pupils. 29-230 p. m. of America,” H. G. Pler-|

Women" and a group of songs by 8A class. Harold Haskett, 8A pupil, will play a flute solo. Special guests will be mothers and fathers of 8A class.

Pupils to Participate ~~ In Local PTA Parleys

School pupils will participate in many of the Indianapolis PTA planned for the coming week. Members of the executive board at School 84 have been named. They include Miss Elizabeth Scott, principal; Mrs. George Bat president; Mrs, Harry A. Peterson, vice president; Mrs. Edwin Hawkins, secretary; Mrs. George Ross, treasurer; Mrs. George T. assistant treasurer, = em and Mrs. Ben Paller, study group. Also Mrs, Harold Kime, ways : and means; Mrs, Raymond Little,| School 36—3:15. p. m. “Health transportation; Mrs characte

merly,

of the Grade School Child,”

talk on “Sodium Fluoride.”

{School 30—T7:830 p. m. “Be a Pal to Your Child,” Dr. Thurman

B. Rice.

Woolridge. - Mrs. Arthur F. Krueger.

School 70—-1:30 p. m. School orchestra under direction of Virgil. Sheppard. Report on nutrition findings among girls, Guy O. Tex. Presentation of

traffic squad.

School 81—1:30 p. m. “Bugs and

Things,” Frank- N., Wallace, state entomologist. Devotions by the pupils. School 84—10:30 a. m. Study group. “When Their Feelings Are Hurt,” Mrs, A. L. LaFollette. Demonstration film, “Movies for Americans.” School 91—1:15 p. m, Program by Girl Scout Troops 20, 64,

86, 100 and 271. Achievement.

exhibit by Boy Scout Troop 37. THURSDAY School 78—1:30 p. m. Parent education class. “Who Is Delinquent?”, Mrs, Bert C. MeCammon, first talk of series on

iSchool 32--1:30 p. m. Music by children. Speaker

Study Ronk, principal.

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day by the Indiana Roadside] -

BIG 'N' LITTLE SISTER

for school buses, and roadside] pink or blue plaid. way 40 and sections of State

Sizes 3 to & sesestenns 7.98 Sizes 7 10 14 savsaeasn. 8.98

the Blue Star Memorial Highway}

“Juvenile Protection.”

p. m. “Citizens’| Control,” Mrs. Bert’ C. Mocs Responsibility in Community] Cammon.

TWO-PIECE JERKIN SUITS

All-wool jerkin suits with plaid-front

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‘of Staten Island, N. Y, announce the engagement of their

_ {graduated from Russell Sage Col“{lege, Troy, N. Y. She is now ate

pleting work on her master’s de-

gree. Mr. White is a graduate of Indiana University where he was a Hefber of Alpha Tau Omega

Fraternity. | ‘Health,” Mrs. Richard Zim- Plan Personal Shower

For Doris Holle Mary Margaret Swartz, Beech Grove, will give a per sonal shower at 8 p, m. today for Anne Holle. Miss married at 11 a. m. turday in the Holy Name Catholic Church to Jack Xorn-

Health

School 46—2:15 p. m. “Health,” Mrs. Ruth Mossman, school nurse. Music by the children. Devotions, the Rev. HA W.

» # . Miss Loretta Smith and Lawrence Lohkamp will be married at 7:30 p. m. Jan. 21 in the Friends Evangelical“ and. Reformed Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith, 3015 WwW. Michigan St, and Mr. Lohkamp is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Lohkamp, 2739 Madison Ave.

Fairland, will be maid Bridesmaids will be Miss Patri cia Brainard and Miss Mary Mar-

Richard Miller will be best man. Paul Dillman, Feanklin, and ‘Frederick Summeiler will

Sorority to View IPL Film Monday

‘An Indianapolis Power & Light Co. film, “New Trends in Home Lighting,” will highlight the January meeting of Gamma Alumnae Club of Kappa Alpha Theta Soror-

"A dinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. in the Butler Chapter House, 825 W. Hampton Drive. A short business meeting will precede the

Carl B. Gerdts, Laurence E. Turner; Kenneth J. Galm, C, E. Carlsen and Kenneth E. Speicher.

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