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THURSDAY, MAR. 24,
PTA Council Names
Mrs. Bert C, McCammon was elected president of the Indianapolis PTA Council at the spring meeting last night in Washington High School. Mrs. F. Harold Naegele and Mrs. Lloyd T. Jones were named first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Donald Edison and Mrs, Donald H. Carter, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Fred Klepper, treasurer, A symposium was presented by Walter Gingery, Dr. Grover Hartman, Dr. C. 0. -McCormick and Mr, McCammon on “Is the American Family Vital to Maintaining Our Heritage?" Mr. Gingery pointed out American heritage of carries responsibility, "Home," he stated, “is one place where responsibility is developed.” In the pion2er home, where poverty was more prevalent, each child had a job to do in the home, But the modern home is changed and we have lost something in this change, he said.
the freedom
He deplored the fact of the “absentee mother, particularly of younger children, and stated
society as a whole was depriving these children of training.
Church, Home Are United
Church and home are united in
an inseparable partnership in maintaining our heritage, Dr. Hartman stated. “Home is the
greatest teacher and the church has the greatest things to teach. 1f the church is to be revitalized, it will be through the home.” “With a healthy and intelligent w motherhood, there should be no fear for the future ofthis or any other nation, Dr. McCormick told the group. ‘“Birthrate control is more important than the control of the atomic bomb.” He called the birth of a baby “the most important event in the life of any community—so important it should not occur as an accident and should not result from ignorance.” Open forums once a month for adults on current national or civic subjects were urged by Mr. McCammon as a means of developing citizenship. The forums could be held in schools, he said, and volunteer leaders trained through short courses in co-oper-ation with our universities. He also advocated more athletic community competition for
the boy who couldn't make the 5,
high school team.
Three Units Set Meetings
Three local PTA groups announce meetings next week. School 62 will meet at 1:15 p. m. Tuesday for a study group session. Mrs. Bert McCammon will speak on “Juvenile Protection.” “Better Hom+ and Family Life’ will be discussed by Mrs. R. E. Royer before School 69's parent education class. The meeting will begin at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. At 7:30 p. m. next Thursday School 1 will have its parent education class meeting. Dr. Earl Mericle will be the guest speaker and his subject wil] be “Psychiatrv.”
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McCammon President
Mesdames Donald Edison, Lloyd T. Jones and Bert C. McCamman (seated, left to right). and
Mrs. Donald H. Carter -and Mrs, Fred Klepper (standing, left to right) .
WDC Annual Local, State Family Fete Leaders Con Wednesday Mrs. Howard K. Jackson,
The second annual family party man, is presiding at the session of the Woman's Department Club policies. standards and plans will ‘be held at 6 p. m. Wednesday Mrs. Charles Mason, president in the clubhouse. There will be or the Indianapolis and Marion an informal dinner and a “white county Girl Scouts, gave the we elephant” sale. coming address at today's openProceeds from th¥ wate ‘will be ing meeting. Reports were given used to ‘urther club activities. n° World Friendship activities Bridge will be plaved following and the Juliette Low committee. the dinner. Resérvations may be The revised charter renewal plan made with Mrs. W. H. Alber- wags discussed. Mrs. Gwen Elsemeier. more, national staff Senior Scout Mrs. Charles 3. Crawford is zqviser, talked on “The Tween chairman of the general club Age Problem —A Shared Connroject committee in charge of carn.” the event. Mrs. Frank B. Ross This evening there is vice chairman, and assisting premiere of two new movies, her are Mesdames N. F..Bland. “world. Friendship” and “CampA. J. Getz, Della F Hoss, Louis ing for Girl Scouts.” Slides of E. Kruger, Walter R. Mayer, rhe Western iiemisphere camp Lawrence McTurnan. William H. site will be shovn. Polk and James B. Willard. Mrs. Mrs, Thomas J.
diana are meeting here today Athletic
will he a
Blackwell Jr
E. A. Carson is chairman of the member of the regional commitdinner committee. tee and local board, will speak lon “Together—We Recruit” in
Mrs. Philip Lyons
the afternoon. “A plan for the To Be Speaker 'landicapped Girl” will, be disMrs. Philip Lyons will lecture cussed by Mrs. H. H. Cummings, “Hour of Charm” as 1:30 p. m. member of the regional commit-
Monday at the Monday Guild tee and local board member. imeeting. Mrs. Lyons is a Tech . nical High School teacher, poet . Special Guests
and-author. She will be presented by Mrs
Are Attending
E. A. Carson, chairman of the Special out-of town guests inguild. Hostesses will includue ciude Mrs. Walter Cavanagh, KeMesdames Howard D. Spurgeon, nosha, Wis., regional committee George E. Dunn, Homer G: member and former national Knight, William G. Holley and Mard member; Mrs. Jackson Harry W. Krause. Mrs. Elmer W. Johnson, RockSE ‘ord, Ill., region vice chairman: ¢ Misses Florenee Ofto, Lucile CanMatinee Musical non and Rita Farnan, Chicago,
To Have Luncheon
regional director, assistant direc-
The Chorale Section, Matinee '0r and staff member respectiveMusical, will have its annual lV } } } "spring luncheon at 12:30 p. m.. The Indianapolis council is repTuesday in the Columbia Club. resented by Mesdames Mason, Mesdames Robert Blake, James Charles Brockman, John BurkOgden, T. M. Rybolt and Varney hart and Horace Storer and Miss
Gaines and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geneva Barrows. } Hedley will be guests. Miss Katherine Hammett, Girl Mrs. Herbert J. Wilson will pre- Scout national camping adviser,
sent a.group of piano selections !S the main speaker at the Camp- \ Committee Institute held in
Just fo
The Famous
and Mrs. Daniel R. Ehalt will !N8 ) give a musical reading. Més conjunction with the meeting. She Lloyd McColgin will sing recently was elected secretary of the American Camping Association | Mrs. Montgomery S. Lewis, rer Y 0 ul! gional camping committee and Indianapolis board of directors member, is presiding. So Pretty to The institute is highlighting Carry and jobs of the camping committees Grand from the point of view of camper to Use needs and relating the adult responsibility of committee and Jumbo in board members to individual and
group campers. Mrs. Wilma Alston and Mrs Robert Paris of the regional staff are discussion leaders. Indianapolis Girl Scout Committee members attending are Mrs. Charles Moores, Camp Dellwood chairman; Mrs. Thomas Sinclajg Jr.. Camp Dellwood committee; Mrs. Frederick Marston troop camping chairman: Mrs Vincent Adams. teen. camping chairman, and Mrs. Richard W Fox, day camp chairman.
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Local Girl Scout Council presidents and Club with the Great lakes regional committee Chicago
Rent Controls In Face of Home Shortage
is a good deal of
7 new PTA officers.
Girl Scout B
vene Here
and tomorrow in
In Indianapolis
commissioners of the
[Lakes to
Great s dezigned
regional chairinterpret -national
Society Sets Easter Dance
On Apr. 23
A veri table Athe-. form a
colorful background for the Eas-
garden in the
naeum - Kellersaal will
ter dance .planned by the Indian-
apolis Maennerchor Ladies Society. . It will be held at 9:30 p. m. Apr. 23 in the club Co-chairmen of the decorations committee are Mrs. John Long and Mrs. Frederick Schmitt, Mes-
dames E: E. McMullen, Herbert 8S. Etter; Ernest Schaefer, Robert Linke and George Grabhorn are assistants,
Committees Are Named In charge of reservations are Mrs. Clarence Elbert and Mrs.
George ac hmitt. Members, of their committee are Mesdames Franz
Binninger, Otto Busching, Thom-
as Fagan, Louis Krieg and Dora Minckner and Miss Bertha Schulz. Hostesses named by the society's president, Mrs. Will J. Hauck, include Mesdames George Amt, Tony E. Foster Jr wood Blue, Elbert, Long, Etter, Fagan, McMullen, Krieg and F. Schmitt and
Miss Louise Ehrgott
PTA Council Meets Monday
PTA Coun10 a. m. to in the World the Mrs
The Marion County cil will meet from 12:30 p. m. Monday War Memorial.
business
Presiding at
session will be Clifford VanCleave. Joe Pearson of the Indianapo
lis Chamber of Commerce will be
guest speaker and will: show films, | Conferences will be held by the chairmen of the historian radio, world citizenship and pro-
gram committees
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The PTA of Bluff Avenue School i= planning a card party Mrs. Walter A. Nizsley will be in charge. It will be held at 8 p. m Apr. 1 in the
school.
Held Needed
ROOSEVELT Judging from the pressure
reports in the from special-
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interest groups against rent control. It would seem to any sensible person KIeAving of the difficulty people still have in finding places to live within their budget, that to remove rent control would be disastrous until more building had taken place. Building is going on in many parts of the country, but the needs are far from being met as yet, I can see
countries, organized under Articles 51 and 52 of the charter. It is unfortunate, it seems to me, ‘that Russia emphasizes now its fear of aggression. It is quite true that the accumulation of
thaw the smallproperty owner, who finds government forms bewildering to fill out. may have had a very hard States: that they now control time in getting a fair hearing on 8108 their own borders is. from his complaints. the. geographical point of view, a He wants to be able'to keep up More compact group. his property, manage it well, and But the nations forming the still retain a fair profit on his in- North Atlantic Pact have geovestment. That seems to me a graphical control and their agreeproblem to be handled by tighten- ment is among free, democratic ing up some of the machinery nations. Within those nations, which has not dealt wisely with except for Communist representacomplaints that have been tives themselves, there is no coer-
brought in, or which has’ been Clon from any negligent in making investiga- '0 what their policies must be. tions, or, even where necessary It has always amused me that in helping ‘the property owner to there should be such complete get a fair deal. : unanimity in voting on every Wiping out the rent controls is subject by” the Soviet Union, not the solution and should not Ukraine, Byelorussia, Poland,
be permitted a yet. Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
Difference! of opinjon arise Russia Fears among the nations which form ? : independent parts of the British Atlantic Pact Empire. Differences .of opinion
arise between the United States ‘and other nations in the same geographical area or in contigu-
It was announced r et ently that Soviet Russia will call upon the “United Nations at fits next session to reject the North At- ous areas. Yet, they never seem lantjc Pact on the grounds that tn arise among the states in the it is not a regional grouping of Soviet group.
outside gource as |
New Neighbor League Plans
Card Party
Fete to Be Held Tomorrow Night
The New Neighbor League will have a card party for members and their guests ‘tomorrow night
‘in the Meridian Room of the Co-
lonial Furniture Co. Mrs. Arthur G. A. Stucker and Mrs. Robert ticket chairman. The bridge
Anderson and Mrs. are co-chairmen Shoemaker is
league held a luncheonparty today in the Hotel Lincoln, The hostesses were Mesdames s~Hal Lippincott, Byron Durham, Ralph Martens, Donald
Steinkamp, John Waterman and Robert Caldwell. _ New members attending were ‘Mestdames Fred Hipple, Robert l.ashley, Frank Metcalf, Walter Reinhard Paul Matt Harold Henderson, Arden. Van Nest:
Leroy Nelson and Louis Rindslish
Jewish Women Plan Dinner Miss Eleanor German, member of the Indianapolis Symphony Quartet, will present a musical program at the dinner meeting of the Council of Jewish Women. The event will be held Monday | night in the Warren Hotel
will ac-
Campers to Her Concert
Patty Ward, Marilyn Virgin, Miss Carol Roberts and Georgia Geis . listen to the notes.
Fabien Sfevitzky had better have his Indiana
polis
Symphony
Shower for
Miss Hussey
Set Sunday
| Marriage to Be | Read on Apr. 16
Mrs. Jack E. Payne; Franklin, and
St.,
Miss Jean Cox, will entertain with a personal shower Sunday afternoon for Miss Norma Jean Hussey, Miss 'Husseyv's marriage to Roy MacBeth will be at 8 p. m., Apr. 16, in the Garfield Park Baptist Church. The future bride is. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hussey, 937 E. Berwyn St, and Mr, MacBeth is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Loren MacBeth, Southport. Guests-at the party. which will be in Miss Cox's home include the mothers of the engaged couple, Mesdames Eugene Hussey, Gran and Charles Haab, Misses Norma Schnepf, Alberta Meyer, Ruthann and Irmajean Bonnell, Donna Connor, Rosaline Sanders, Delores Leonard, Ann Bowyer and Diane Klasing. ” n ~ Lou Wilkerson will be honored with a kitchen shower tomorrow night in the home of
Miss Mary
Mrs. George R. Watkins. 2626 N, Harding St. Miss Wilkerson and
William Henry Adams will be married at 4 p. m. Apr. 10 in the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church. Invitations have been sent to Mesdames Roger E. Bahr, Max D, Boots. Jon A. Glenn. George Sherman, Robert M. Suits, Joseph B, Snoy, Maurice Wolfred and Clyde Ennis, = Paul H. P, P. W. Lawall took Mrs ville
~ ~ Lawall, son ofsMrs, 4221 E. 12th St, Rvth Harren, Knoxe as his bride in a ceremony read Mar. 2 in Columbus, Ind, The couple are now at home Columbus,
Whitehurst, Baltimore, department chairman. Action was taken last night
Mrs Pauline Solomon Orchestra under perfect control at the municipal concert tomorcompany Miszs German and Mrs row night Blance Pinkus will lead group . . CL . singing For in the audience will be a Camp Fire group that recogn’ es Permanent officers for the eve- a sour note when it hears one. These voung music criticis have ning section of he council will be heen studving: The string. brass, woodwind and percussion inelected at the meeting. Miss Helen i. ants are familiar to them and they know the tones and l.ee l.even is chairman pro-tem i h st 1 produ - p Ss = al shoud roaquce Mrs. Herman Ochs is in charge of SOUnds each should produ , ] Co. dinner reservations The girls, fifth and sixth graders in School 2. have been tutored by their group gua~dian., Miss Carol Roberts. primary Mrs. Paul T. Hurt group § . {| teacher, and Miss Charlotte Moore, ‘music teacher, both of BenWill Be Hostess ) | Jamin Harrison School The Indianapolis Branch, Na- SE tiofral Soc iety of Arts and L elrers ee Hopman & In liana Federation of Clubs the Woman's Department Club. ( “ ( 1¢€ C ) Mrs. Paul T. Hurt will be the - — . Nir 100 at Music Cam Mrs. Charles Gould Fitch will To A 0118 NO 1” (L 0 a i l . 4 narrate “The Romance of the . Fan.” She will illustrate her talk An Indiana high school boy and girl will attend the Egyptian with songs. Mrs. Ray Patterson Music Camp in Duguoin, Ill. for one week this summer under the will accompany Mrs. Fitch, sponsorship of ‘the Indiana Federation of Clubs The announceThe assistant hostesses will be ment was made at last night's meeting of the IFC executive
Mesdames Everet,
Norman 1. Schneider Schofield. Phillip Lyon, Donovan Turk, Carl J. Weinhardt. Florence Wolcott, George E. Gill, E. Rumpler, Charles Martin, C. E. Titus and O. S. Guio and Mi Miss Eleanor G Gerrard.
[Laura Holden and Mrs. Donovan
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Mrs
Camping Is Boosted
Camping develops
for the American way of life] Henry F. Koch, Evansville indus-| trialist,“ said today in a public
statement jssued in
six hundred teachers Sher- of the students exhibiting are ex-| Edward Bloemker, pected to attend. Buses have been | Rich-|
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connection
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Indiana Mr facilities and equipment for crippled children's camp Troy, Ind, and has made a similar contribution ‘the Evansville Girl Scout summer camp at Cannelton. Ind. “Camping and camp life make an impgrtant to the vouth life of ticularly at this our political asserted Mr “Through
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Koch
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Students named were Marilyn Martin of Poseyville and Jack “ . f & hts Cooper of Knightstown. garet Hickey, associate editor Mrs. F. G. Balz, program f (he Ladies Home Journal. chairman of the annuat state
Action Taken
26-28 in South . ’ On Resolutions
convention May Bend, reported on plans
on three resolutions to come bhefore the South Bend convention. Approval was given report of the Hoover commission recom mending reorganization of the executive branch of the federal government and support in principle of requests of the U. 8, attorney general on espionage.
Ser Mundt will talk on : Headline speakers include Son Is This Communist The final resolution disapSen. Karl E. Mundt, 8. DaKk., | Menace?” and Mrs. Harden, |, Jroved any government legisla. ’ . Cte “tien backing social medicine. who will speak at the May 27 “Can We Afford Free Medi- I | dinner session with Mrs. Cecil cine?” “Never Underestimate I } Pl Harden, Covington, - Indiana | the Power of the Woman” will Wives on the » Job S anne Representative in Congress. Also | ‘be Miss Hickey!s topic. WASHINGTON — More than | on the convention program will Two Federation officers at- half, 58 percent of the working ‘Members of the Indiana Re- ,. yc Hiram C. Houghton, tending will be Mrs. Oscar A. girls in the I. §, are married, gional Scholastic Advisory Board paq Banks. 1a, GFWC first = Ahlgren, Whiting. second vice The pre-war figure was 42 pere will head the receiving line for _ :.. president, and Miss Mar- president. and Mrs. John L. cent. the awards tea of the Scholastic eee a - —— Competition at 2 p. m. tomorrow . & in Block's Auditorium. { . They will be Miss Margaret] Bl OCK Boyd, Greéncastle, Miss Marie| T Wm H ? Co Swisher. Bluffton, and Miss he * * *
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