Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1949 — Page 14

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" | re fri LE Si a i . Kai SE ate rn Gow R . WEDNES) i | WEDNESDAY, MAR. 23, 149 fl Blackwood, State BPW = § ~ Make S To Present .: § = Earlier

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Unit Awards: Are Co

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~ State Nurses ~~ To Meet Here | This Week End

. . 1 ; . "Miss Janet Geister | Join Federation : On Big H To Be Speaker | Membership citations -and By EASLEY ~~ The role of the nurse in her awards will be presented to mem- HAVE YOU e profession, her | SomuuALY, i ber clubs during the state «eons to reply to your accident prevention, and in the ; i trump bid, feel + «future will be considered at the vention of the Indiana Federas

sponse will get t When that ha always because your, previous b

45th annual meeting of the In-| diana State Nurses’ Association) tomorrow through Saturday in the Claypool Hotel.

Headline speakers include Miss

tion, Business and Professionaj Women's’ Club, May 1315 in~ French Lick. a, The Washington, Ind, BPW

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p Club will be awarded top honors Fou vulnerable a ) Janet Selmer: ee ore eat for Nelug ou tne ahs ~ up device Nurses’ Association; Dr. Edward cent of thats potential £lub. vote - NORTH ( 1. Press. C 0 tegtonnl wo in last November's general elee- SQ 1 ical direcor, Children's Bureau; tow: | HK Mrs. Helen - Elrod, New York. Honorable mention will go te D—K | ANA. ‘assistant ‘executive’ sews. Williamsport, North Manchester, C—A 1 tary; Miss Marjorie Davis, New| |Crawfordsville, Nappanee, Jeffer- WEST York, former executive secretary sonville, Linton, Tipton, Scotts Pu Abel) ,. Of the National Nursing Council; burg and Alexandria. de A St 3 4 Miss “fedwig Cohen, New York, We. Hud 42 consultant to the National Organ- 1 Three Clubs 2 CQ 3 3 8 ization for Public Health Nurses, ™ ’ - . \ ; . : ‘ . : ; i i ation . and Miss Louise Knapp of Wash- Miss Joan Dolen demonstrates the proper method of brushing teeth for Dr. R. A. Misselhorn, Miss Pauline Elliott, Mrs. Richard W. Moss and Miss Maxine Craig are carving teeth from war join Feder = SOUTH (I ington University, 8t. Louls, vice, DDS, in a laboratory session for dental assistants. for their anatomy class. ar | The Indiana Federation has in. S—A ¥ chairman Pt the committee on B NEW ‘ - * [creased its membership with three —H~8 structure of the National Nursing y JEAN MANEY 7 t lubs this year: Bro D—A Organizations. | THERE ARE 23 INDIANAPOLIS WOMEN who are vita Reser d 1011S [Rew clube ore on C—9 5

i. I” ‘ Miss Leona R. Adam, state or- interested in making vour next visit to the dentist more pleasant County, East Chicago and Cedar ganization head, will preside at They're. so interested that they're giving 104 hours of their time

The bidding: Ss w the business meetings. Thursday's to learning to be dental assistants

. Lake. Nine clubs have attained ‘ 1ste or the 20 per cent increase in mem 8s Pass

1 daytime sessions will be devoted An assistant is the young lady who makes vou comfortable |bership set as the goal by. the 3s Pass to discussion of the ANA eco- In the dental chair, ties on your bib and restrains you from dash . |federation. They are Attica, 5H Pass nomic security program and the Ing out the door. She takes X-rays. does some laboratory work Parties Here | Brownstown, Charleston, Covingcurrent plan to consolidate all six and often serves as a receptionist in the office, J ton, Lawrence, Rensselaer, Sey. The antidote fi national nursing organizatons ” » » ” ” ” Reservations are being made mour, Union City and Vincennes, situation. obviot HARA EP HE INDIANAPOLIS “DENTAL A Stet A ssodtation is or a er. Planning TWo~ clubs —Auburn_and Shoals, 8 of your bids. so Panel Discussion sponsoring a course in dental assisting. The classes meet—{rom 6 a tr info al cocktadl have attained a 100 per cent re. I am often as wil to 9 p. m. each Tuesday and Thursday in the Indiana University to atten 1 informal c newal of membership. keep from get ill Be eld School or Dentistry. IU faculty members and local practicing den og Si 4 RN ; Pe dance for new members at 6:30 The newest award on the na. using the Bla A panel discussion on “Impli- pani ture to the students and instruct them in laboratory pro- Wes A il AI — id p. m. Saturday in the Indlan-¢jon4) jevel is the Louise Franke tion?” The an J y 4 4 " ¥ : 3 oy 7 ’ . + y . } ap , -4 id. gations for Luau ” Proraing All members of the association, the girls are Interested in he- . ; ot - mans eg bee : rots ( on Ro i. pes in Bache Awarq I fie EA your earlier bid for the Nursing Profession” will coming certified assistants, They pay a minimum tuition for the ' ® or . oe oe Ys in p and Mesdames al Jue ig "8 hou 0 Sr ne membe bg } highlight the Thursday night ses-| “°U*° ; : Ruedig Jr., Fred Abendroth, Ford a membership rep gos g mn made, cannot b i sion y nig or The classes are an experiment. There is no school in Indiana Kaufman and Charles 8. Gal- largest percentage 0 . is possi 2 are headed for Miss Davis will review two fe. ©7°ring formal training for dental assistants. Formerly the girls breath. members as Shown y [he 104 you are showin ort Be re Nora pe were trained by the individual dentists in their offices. The dentists > ind Mrs. Edward B. Raub census figures. According to the of the Blackwoc nursing in America Mrs. Eu- consider a good assistant as ranking next to uranium in value and y 2 = 3nd i Na ar Mes figures 136,000 working women notes handed 1 genia K. Spalding director of the are very enthusiastic about the current classes. I go Goan " . boii: nig ja, Taeiana Jeouid be eligible for the table. Nursing Education Division . in ono" roe 11. Arrangin yarties in the _ mem renip. In ne fas . Indiana University, wil lead “the TO BECOME A CERTIFIED assistant a girl must be a high couniry on fe F. J. Travers sate Tepare on membership, Iv Tosses Nice | discussion. school graduate and have 10 years service in a dental office before and William C. Power Jr. Mr. fana ha members , 81% Out the Win

Panel members will be Mrs. | she can apply for the examination given by the American Dental

and Mrs. Harold M. Emlein and|PeT cent of the potential. Carl G. F. Franzen, Bloomington; Assistants Certification Board. With this course the assistants

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Hasseld BPW is interested in both pub 1 saw Miss 1

Dr. Maynard K. Hine, I. U. need only two years experience before taking the test. ‘will be at the dance. lic service and improvement of a Bice nai ou School of Dentistry dean; Mrs. The classes began in January and will end May 12. The board Reservations for the annual St. conditions for women, Mrs. Las day. est ope Alice Sanders, executive secre- Will give the exam on May 15, The field of dental assisting is open Benno Festival in the Athenaeum Vonne Devore, Indiana president, clubs and Mis tary, health ection, Indianapolis| almost exclusively to women. : wl Saturday night have. been made Stas) In commenting on- the ie se on no's “ouncil of Social Agencies; . . - REE ; 7i y membership. Syne Vannrs. Sencies, De The Bridal Scene cin by A. E. Wilhoit, R. J. Weldon, p Joss OF ¢ club |

Photos by Ruth Ann Hamilton, Times Staff Photographer Murray Morris, David Augustus, “Just as our club ig not toe

School of Medicine, and Mr. Wen- . . ¢ “ln . | . ~harl Murphy, Jonas Palm, 11 for th standi 1 of hearts, so f : : ‘ x that a balanced Charles Murphy, Pa small for the outstanding leaders aon w. ween. 1 0. senor or VIS Jacqueline Brookes | Ms Ais Alen Mu. Woren Be and Miss Marigail White ars learing that a De io Ver 1, (02 bie oufsianting seer down oe. Education dean. . diet means healthy teeth. — ———|H. A. Stevens, M. C. Rentsch, pre Harry S. Truman and Mrs, After the pla; evalent accidents among chi. [| n - 1 S yr ' el 1.1 Fj Ye ‘Harry Hart, Fred Arbecker, Wil- pieanor Roosevelt are members me she wished prevalent accidents among chil- / B VN Lt. H Id Eld C. ’ ¢ / Pl liam Krieg, Richard Coons and i ic not too lar . her huntch.and | ? , Z § ge to be interested dren and outline ways in which 0 eco e 7 . “ 1( 0 S ers |. amp 1rée 7lr S an | Ralph Thompson. i ) in all working women who theme after the four n the nyrae plays an important Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Brookes, 1427 Broadway. announce : Also on the reservation list are selves want a . better world for pressing’ one « role in preventing them. ,

v i - » 2 * ’ ‘RJ. Doyle, J. W. Bolyard, C. C. " asked if that — ET TER TB the approaching marriage of their daughter. Jacqueline. to Kenneth [Q!_ A / R [l Bl b : ” ’ v . working women. The Linda Richards award will E. Pitts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pitts, Overland, Mo. The ce ace 1 1 a y mm oC S Boze, L. J. Fink." A. C. Gisler, the proper cour:

be presented at the Friday night wedding will be in June. William Jaus, George Wagner, Saturday and Sunday the stats

. : ‘ ‘ 4 , : tio » I had to tell banquet. It . ) The Indianapoliss Camp Fire Girls will hold ‘a camp rally at | . girkpatrick, Martin Merkt, executive board of the Federation ~ 90 Isa bronze medal Miss Phyllis Hallett will be maid of honor and Mrs. Dale . 110 a. m., Apr. 2, in Block's Auditorium. Mrs. Arthur Vehling is [eon pn Walter Haarer will convene in Hotel Lincoin to ble was not wit Honing 4 young iii for being peasey, Bloomington, will be the matron of honor. Serving as n ommunit chairman George Lennox LC Boggs, complete plans for the French i The trouble w outstandin er 88 i ea " oo : Tony ¥ - FOMmemorating the none bridesmaids will be Miss Florence ;onn Wesley Dunn, 1250 E, 80th A fashion show for campers. a “goop” session, a day campers’ , ¢ Smith and Tony Foster Sr..Eick convention. rectly to the ju : amond zener and Miss Joyce Diliman. .o, JA ) stunt, a quiz show and a community sing will be. featured on the mg EE . — — ——— spades. That Jubilee of Professional Nursing carl Pitts. Overland, will be his ~' . The importance of a construc- ° ' . - : et eee — . bid. Actually in. America. Candidates are the'y i. best man. Mr. Beasey MI!S8 Marguerite Shafer. Rich- tive community rote for those in Program. a. f th ® ” : way ‘of Knowir Misses Donnie L. Fuqua, Barbara ang Bill Heapes will be the mond, will be maid of honor and the older-age groups was empha- Paul Mozingo chalftan = Miss Coleman avasn't a comple Logan, Dorothy Nachel and Ber- ushers Miss Miriam Fox, Wabash, will sized today by Dr. L. E. Burney, Camp Delight committee; Mrs. he THOROUGH EYE CARE parent misfits s nice Sollman. } be a bridesmaid. James Zervas, head of the Indiana State Health R. Granger. chairman of the f Section breakfasts devoted to . Ms¢ Joanna Jennings and port washington, L. I. will be Board Camp Wohelo committee, and extreme cautior business will. be held Saturday Miss Hallett ave planning parties she best man. ! k “Putt Life Into Mis, E., Sibert Forbes. chair. Sets June ate The proper se morning Balloting for officers for the bride-to-be | The future bride is a Purdue Ot Years Pat he American nan of the Day Camp committee Mie South han . . b at - ) é i ( har Ativie will take place all through the ie ie tended I. University graduate and Mr. gome Department meeting of the pre In charge of summer activi Miss Mary Jane Coleman has Now if Mrs. ) annual meeting. Results will be tended Indiana and is now a stu- Duns is attending Purdue where woman's Department Club at 16s. set June 11 as the date for her another bid, g ATDOUNESS, It Ihe nal Business dent at the Washington Univer- he ts a Theta Xi Fraternity mem- 1:30 p. m. in the clubhouse. Camp to Open marriage to Howard Robinson dikely. _ 88 © Q § | ’ ro x i | 7 i Ww he rv, * sity Medical School, St. Louis. . Decrease in mortality in the { eeker Jr. e wedding Candidates include Miss Adam w =» |Brides-To-Be {period from 1900-40 in Indiana On June 18 in the garden of the home of the to ond youl qt and Miss Mary Ferguson, presi- 'S | + D + lalone has increased 300 per cent There will be eight sessions of future bride's parents, Mr. and: 4 Y rir | dent; Miss Marie Kolter and Miss Miss Barbara Ann Rigdon and elect Liates the number of those 65 years or six days each at Camp Delight. Mrs. Robert D. Coleman. 8110 N. anapols e Mabel C. McCracken, first vice Robert Sigler Dunn will be mar-| Mrs. John William Tousley older, said the speaker. The season is June 18 through 1jlinois St. Mr. Meeker is the son . . president; Mrs. Mildred Ellis and ried at 3:30 p. m. June 28 in the will be matron of honor at the Aug. 12. Camp Wohelo will be or Mr and Mrs. Meeker, 340 E. ” Designing Miss Grace Ewing, second vice McKee Chapel, Tabernacle Pres- wedding of her sister, Miss Mary Speaker Stresses open from Aug. 18 to Aug. 23 56th St president; Miss Thelma Koontz byterian Church. The bride-to-be Lou Wilkerson. Miss Wilkerson NR i ks av cs se S- Mrs (F r : sister : hr eeks of day camp ses Mrs. C. Wendell Martin, siste and Miss Lola Tichenor, secretary, is the daughter of Mrs. Gerald and William Henry Adams will Responsibility airs will be held from Joly 5 10 of the brospective bridegroom and Mrs. Genevieve Beghtel and Guy Rigdon, Richmond, and Mr. be married at 4 p. m. Apr. 10 in’ “It is a community as well as July 22 on the grounds at Techni- will be the matron of honor and Miss Etnel Jacobs, treasurer Dunn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. the Carrollton Avenue Evangeli- personal responsibility to help cal High School. On July 11 there Miss Marv Elizabeth Naeckel ‘ —— — a cal and Reformed Church these persons find a productive ~ hae ‘ineinnati mw: Mars —y So ie will be a bus trip to Cincinnati pioarciqe Cal Miss Patricia . The bride-to-be is the daughter capacity.” Dr. Burney said. “Un- ;/. ~° y1 27 the Camp Fire H 1 | d Miss Gl "AttkinsRR NON NNN WI 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Wil- less they are able to make their ... | visit Vincennes. ~ agedon and afiss {7 ioria ids mn = \ WH kerson,. 4414 Guilford Ave. and later years useful, an economie A embers will take a son will be ‘he hridesmal Caerv : ’ Mr. Adams is the son of Mr. and problem will result. The younger-| Teen-age me y"? by bus from James L. Murray Ir. wil serve X " Mrs. Harley C. Adams, Craw- age groups will be paying for wildernes ) 0 oo ho Thev as best man. Richard C. Coleman 4) A fordsvflle Road. them July 11 through Ju days. The Drower of the future bride; Pun- \ _ . . . . i . _ will camp out for siX day .. ; Musk ee. Okl A « ‘Bridesmaids will he Miss The speaker advocated an early wi ) oo >a Feather _an H. Leoney, Muskogee, Okla NEW AND PRETTY { A Threse Petrillo, Miami, Fla.. And-adjustment of hobbies, interests Aza re Iino Com lames E. Rambo. Dayton. and Eyestrain Makes Wrinkles - | {4 Miss Alice Allen, New Melford, and work to avoid the emotional Age Be Fund and a “member of Mr. Martin will be the ushers y te . Conn. Harlev CC. Adams Jr. will shock that hits many older people munity CL ‘ ) . The reception will be in the J people 0 Indiana Section, American Protect Your Eyes and Your Looks C A NDLE- [ be his brother's best man. Ushers suddenly forced to slow down. a "wy ciation Coleman garden. | | { will be another brother, Carl Muca of the basis of old-age ( amping ASS Ce — eet —————e : i 8 2 Adams, Milwaukee, Wis, and heath is founded in early life, § ’ i . Richard Pinkston Dr. Burney told. He stressed a : Q : orority to Hold { | » v . ’ . . , : in | \ lhe reception will be in the public health program and fre- ecep 10N I! ledge Services oe . [1H | ANN Marott Hotel. Miss Wilkerson at- quent physical examinations for ’ Pledge services for new mem- In His Optical Department, North Mezzanine } i VAN tended Indiana and Butler Uni- early diagnosis of cancer and bers of Beta (Chapter, Sigma Phi i ' Ch ' 1 bi { : versities and the prospective chronic diseases, which shortens SN anne Sorority, will be geld tonight in that ah a tal with Steriing Sive il - VN bridegroom is attending Butler. life or impairs later good health. ®. 1 t Hud- r - at match ac Y H \ A . a = . —_— ‘ ) the Rom ore Robert I d THE Ww M. H. BLOCK CO. the accessoric ba around to Dac imme | | Vo Mr and Mrs. Chester Showeck v y . The Women's Committee, In- dleston, 3554 N. ester Ave, & : sor | I \ er, 1117 McCord St. announce old Glory Society diana State Symphony Society, The pledges are Mesdames M y y lamp idea in tor versatile fable arrange i A the approachin marriage of Di G ot ; oy } r Dr chael H, Ryan, Catvin C." Burn. Use Your Charge A¢count—Or across the roo | WW ne approaching marriage of gjrnner GUests will have a reception honoring DI. pam Je. Vincent La Rosa, Frank 0; , = Re n - use one pa two i ' \ thesy Jaugiiter ee oo Members of the Old Glory So- and Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky. Pavey. Franklin Dillon, Charles , ur Convenient Payment Plan 1 8irs— here are so 8 { | \ vin. 1160 Mc Dougal sw efety. Children of the American! The event will be held follow. H. Pierson, Henry L. Stenger and } I Uurni . fo arrange a stunnin | WN The wedding will be at 4 15 hevolution, will he guests at a ing the season's closing concert Jo Ann Moore. — — EE ——— SS ———————— hl 9 | | \ p. m. June 21 in the home of the dinner party tomorrow In _the on Sunday afternoon and will be | Eg 3 ente ece SU Are in { \ prospective bridegroom's mother hume of Mrs. George C. Kolb, open to the members of the com-| \ " : ; 4} | §| \ Mrs. George Shoop will be her "33% College Ave. Mrs. O " mittee and their guests. . g ‘| vited to see them | ‘ etetor'd ty f honor tlershmen, CCAR senior president, ) . - Ne \ o . . \ gister's matron o honor and Ar Vie 3 : In the receiving line with Dr | “ | Clarence Hensley, brother of the And Mrs. Victor Dietch will assist Sevitzky will be Dr an - | ) bridegroom-to-be, will be the best ‘i hogtess ig lowe. resident of the Co | ! v Honor guests wil 3. H. A. Clowes, presic « p man Honor guests will be Mrs.. John a 1 - ; oe! o Mrs. Clowes: $ Pair IE — ee Downing Johnson, honorary state Symphony Society, o . 1 president of the CAR, and Mrs. Mrs. Wer Goodman. president of x . TR 3 8 ’ . “ tlerhert R. Hill, state recording the omen 8 ommittee, : hy y : at: For Sh Gif . Hostesses .ecretarv of the DAR. Robert Goodman: Miss Joseph Madden : . . or Jhower Gifts “1 ¢ nN .. Dieteh, CAR junior, president, will president-elect of the committee : gn ’ * & ° | . conduct the business meeting, Mrs. Charles Latham and Mesars x For Yourself Tm A . | St FE and Mesdames Easlev R. Black- | oi Sl: (CTE } . Cd - AY = / i 1 ¢ JAS €( Cl b H \ N wood. Sylvester Johnson .and ) ® x ' # To W— Ulu ere Names Harrv V. Wade. } ” - For Wedding Gifts \ . i Members of the Late Book Club New Officers ! eee v ; rn - i \'. J / : served as hostesses at the Scho. 4 * . Cl b M : # : SW WY 2% ' - , lastic Art Exhibit today in Block's The new officers of the Over- Traffic ub eeting / \ i p < For Anniversary Gifts. ., i 1 Auditorium , .. The-Teacups Club are Mrs. T.| The Indianapolis Womens Traf _ \ L \ nl a - " They are Mesdames John D. N. Siersdorfer, president; Miss fig Club will have a 7 p. m. dinner : \\ = gli i Y] Case. Robert 1. Davis, Herbert Anna Reade. vice president; Mrs. meeting Monday In the Apex - 121 e ° f ——— — a — — — em dom ) LL Sawyer, Carl J. Iserloth, C. J. A. W, Bowen, secretary; Mrs. Grill. Mrs. Mary Haas, Anderson d You! a ° ° |e " a ” 1 Renard, George H. Deck and M. George W. E. Smith, treasurer, is ty be the guest speaker. Miss Astoun . ed 1° ol B Low CHARLES MAYER & COMPANY [.. Mendenhall, and Mrs. W. D. Gatch, keeper of }{]da Harding is chairman, as- to boy a : | 20 West Washington Street | Mrs. B. Lynn Adams of the In- the archives. ” sisted by Miss Susie Nicely. . : Indianapolis, Indiana dianapolis Council of PTA also Executive c ommittee members| idppua—C 0 - iq - ; ‘ v 100C was a hostess. The exhibit will are. Mrs. Frederick Gallagher, | . ] ” & | } | | close Friday. ) chairman; Mrs. Amos B. Carlile, | a. GR ’ | Please send 10. .evvavveviennirssvanenes . --- h a Miss Edith B. Hall and Miss! MAKE YOUR OWN ali AT Al “ mp R | Address .uvvnaceenennrnreensocionnnenns : ITSC C iapter Sets Sarah’ Sisson. At dori 1 ‘ hardly beli it ! 3 “ ’ | ‘price so 1ow you hardly eve it, . > . v - Pp » | CY, State Luncheon Meeting Riviera Club | 0 3 +++sv.Candleholders at $3.00 Pair The Coluntbia Chapter, 1TSC. p the world’s latest and finest all-steel =: | 0 Ch | will meet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow I lans Buffet KITCHENS fi : arge [J Cash or Check in the 38th St. branch, Indiana gThe current series of Sunday i i : ‘oe op. ! National Bank. There will be a Might buffet suppers in the Riv-| ee eo WITH 60 FEATURES kitchen fits any shape or size of room, | i , | |] luncheon. vo icra Club will end with the one! : _ —————— —— — o—— — — —— 3 Mesdames Thomas Way, Ruth at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. Mr. and! For most homes actually costs no more . Alloway and’ Floyd Brock sre Mrs: Fred Bolle and Mr. dnd Mrs. | “ : ¢ hostesses. Miss Amy Keene will Charles Apker are planning the 3% . than old-style wooden kitchens. Don’ Mail Orders Carefully Filled ; Rant. ay A Re ar ie anuing. thels ” old-style ¢ . Don't Simplicity : 9 ———— . |= The Golden Singers of Broad i i i : . hsm gers. ro : of this unusua ; , iis Sorority~to Meet Ripple High School will sing; % order any kitchen equipment until you of Hho Alu Charles ¥ Tp, Members bf Alpha Chapter. = ~~ memes : ric : iu ware, vani ; Sigma Phi forority, will meet; to- Sorority to Meel : se¢ American Kitchens. Come in of: ) iy 2 i night for dinner.in the 38th St. Mrs. D. M. Burch. 1118 English 311 E Washington st MA-2568 : - ait ol are hig ; 29 West: Washington. Street or Branch, Indiana National ‘Bank. Ave, will be hostess to the mem- ; ait : phone for the full sensational details, ) recently rele 7 West Washington. atree / Mrs. John Pickle will be the bers of Xi Chapter, Phi Delta Pi: 7 ; | : ‘ - : drawer dress: v < s 2 ay : hagtess. “ | Sorority, tomorrow, ’ | ‘A | Fo : hi ino ' : : 7 ' i % - Li ) - r ! { L = J : - ™\ ° yi 4 - { i f 3 \ J