Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1949 — Page 6
4 ys ™ ; Chairman Youth Conference
. State Groups | "To Meet Here
“High school and. college-age ung people. from 400 Hoosier ptist churches will attend the
Catholic Women Se Convention
Sessions to Be:
In Terre Haute Indianapoiis churchwomen and
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Indiana. Baptist Youth’ Fellow- diocesan Convention of the Na- . ship Convention next. week end tional Council of Citholie| fn the youth buildings in the Women, tomorrow, and prelimi-| State Fair Grounds. \ nary sessions today In Terre * Miss Veronica Pacala of In- Haute, i i dianapolis is the local convention ! The Rev. Fr. James Keller,! chaitman. , Raymond’ King of MM. founder of the C hristopher|
Crawfordsville, a Wabash Callege student and state BYF president, will preside at all sessions of the convention, Friday through Sun-
Movément and author of “You Can Change-the World,” will give the chief address. Othér speakers
“(Chief Speaker
local priests will attend the Arc h-!
sare: Miss Eileen Egan of Wash-(f:
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55 Complete Work 'At-St. Vincent's
There will be 28 Indianapolis women among the 55 students
be graduated from the St. Vin-!
cent's Hospital School of Nursing ope
8 p. m. Thursday. The most
Rey. Paul G. Schulte, Archbishop
Indianapolis, will preside at
commencement exercises. Dinner scheduled
meetings been
for the
have
graduating members tomorrow and Tuesday, (and the junior clas: members will] ‘act ‘as hostesses during a break-! [fast on commencement day.
Paint-Matching
Turns Some
Real Oddities |
! | CHICAGO, Apr, 23 LUP)—Wil-| {liam Stuart, president of a paint
|company, says some women have,
peculiar ideas about colors, Mr. Stuart's firm maintains
Here are some of the women ° customers _ have
Lores.
brought in to be matched with
the proper paint: ” »
THE FURof a do (the woman
had the dog under her arm). A tooth brush handle, A silk slip. A Confederate uniform the Civil War.
from
day. Miss Almira Smith,.of In- r | lington, D, C., project supervisor Oraguating murses _ from ndisfiapoiis| A Jar of mustard (horseradish EE i 7 . r dianapolis, + Franklin College : “ ! of the NCCW; Mrs. Rollin Turner| oud: Coaemary Catherine Gasper. Sas variety). aA student, will direct the convention - Miss Veronica Pacals of Greensburg and Mrs. Edward) Rev. Fr. James G. Keller ey Rl Rte ACh § grace “Dearf, Fankiahs; Rita Mary D and. {ne Rev. Ofiver Carlson, uf. a —|P. Dober of Aurora, retiring] ; a Care Er I ee | Bie ogo pe Anat M. Lovie rector of Christian education for P S S i archdiocesan president. Old C bi ti n N Humphray Mary Lou Landwerlin, Mary Jasper; Mildr od Ann “ae Muncie thé 1 B C ; re- ummer ession om ina 10 . Zo an lLouks, Angeline Marie Lynch, Mary Donna Sue Gutsch ashington, Ind ndiana Aptist onvention, The Most Rev. Paul C. 8c hulte, | NEW. ¥¢( RK, A 23 (UP Catherine Lynskey, Patricia Anne > Mad. etty. Jane Hummel], Belifontatne, 0. serves as state adviser for the Announced at Butler archhishop of Indianapolis, willl D pr. oT) =i ice Naney Joanna Mea alley Mary Lee! Marian La Kelly. - Mt. Comfort; Mary boo CLCArly rraine CORIYeY Jo nr ose youth Program. f hii conduct one of the departmental| That drugs. and Ks shake well oes Nolan... Jean Alrienne Nuding. ores treth oF eatlleld; Prances Iris ManSpeakers Listed Meeting the needs of public . ssiond®ard bem th i together is not just a modern Elravein Revina Patterson, M Joan {lef "St. Paul. Ind: Mary Rena McEniire ool, h d of. hi n g e convention) ” Potts, Elizabeth Ann Reinert aroara Union City “Ruth ence Murphy, Terre Scheduled speakers for the eon. 5¢D teachers .an * ED 15 a close. The Rey. Fr. Herbert/dru8 store idea. The National Jean ows, era Giga Saniarcess. Mary Haute. Mary Kathisen Sefton, Abderyon t r ¥ Y 0F + ances otter Elizabeth LL Bcott, Jo "Ann Biefert, elbyville etty Jane vention include the Rev. Kenneth ys Stadia ing tary Winterhalter of Terre Haute wili{ Geographic. Soc ety Fecal pat Be! “arol bot Wilson aa9e : oe wy Bluckeu RE Annabel 1 Troy, Wiir Pp ers Are mie i A Dodgton of Rochester, N. ¥. oC ves of Butler Universitys S176 the sermon for the low J "C= SOE Ne tb ot ana (0d 7 oy ciabeid Licle Biovp shel. tert ary Coulee “Vanwickie “Exadiiiie president of the National Baptist objectives o utler niversity's pontifical mass with which the Was a New ‘Haven druggist and ; by yville £2 ih tin Cov Warsaw Helen Sora crite Rosemars Mary zabe Ova Wa ars w nn en n reensbur J aro Youth Fellowship; the Rev. Gene Annual pre-summer session, May .,nvention officially will open’ to-| bookseller. mary : Blooming! AY bar Lou Witson- Al texandria wn
Bartlett of Evanston, Til, student 16 to Jue 3. : morrow at 9:30 a. m. in 8t. Benepastor of Northwestern Univer; Dr: George F. Leonard, summer gts cnurch, New officers will _ sity, and Dr. Paul Congad of New 'sessions director. announced yes- be elected at the board meeting York, director of stewardship of terday the publication of bullétine tod } ay at 4 p. m, the Northern Baptist Convention. for the pre-summer session, the Visiting delegates will have regular summer session, June 14 quarters in “the youth building to Aug. 5; the veteran's semes-
ter, June 14 to®Aug. 26, and the dormitories and eat their meals in the building dining room. [post-summer session, Aug. 8 to 26. Club to Meet Tuesday
Main sessions will convene in the Students may carry three hours The Manual Band auditorium and adjoining rooms, ©f credit during the three-week Sub will hold a meeting at 7
Manual Band Porents
Parents 30
session. Courses will be offered P. m. Tuesday in the Manual High Fv - in_botany, history. and political. S¢ hool library for the purpose Finishes War iscience, psychology, soclology and! 0f- selecting a nominating com (education. |mitiee, On White Pennies; - Further plans will be made for
{the presentation of a concert by
How Waves Travel {the Butler University Band, under NEW YORK, Apr. 23 (UP)-!the direction of Charles Henzie, Radio waves can travel all thelon May 25 in the school audi way around the .earth because torium there is a layer of gases high in! Band Parents Club officers in the atmosphere made of partially | clude Mrs. A. Hertson, president;
Collects 32,700
"BT. PALL, Apr, 23 (UPy-— John J. Feckey carried on a private war against “white” pennies for three years. Mr. Feckey said
: broken, or ‘“lonized” atoms; KE. L. Brittan. vice. president: M Hi red Be’d won hiz fant. WE. L. an. vice. president; Mrs. ag * rn red which bend the radio waves down | Jack Griffith, secretary; Walter, ' and send them back to earth Kissel and Harvey Casady, finin-
coins stashed away in a giant whisky display bottle, Mr. Feckey ee called it quits and cashed in on -
a DON'T BUY A HEARING AID!
He didn’t like the pennies and the customers on his milk route Until You See This Amazing New Hearing Development!
NOTHING TO WEAR
they mistook them for dimes. So NO RECEIVER IN THE EAR! NO CORDS! NO BULKY BATTERIES!
again. cial chairmen. ’
The Federal Reserve Bank retired the pennies for good. There was only one catch, Mr. Peckey and his wife had to wrap every cent in paper rolls of 50 ‘per roll before the bank would take them.
Bunker Hill “2 ‘Alumni’ Invited to Reunion
Mr. Feckey undertook to retire all he could Trom circulation, tle was filled, the milkman had 225 pounds of coins. : EVERY HARD-OF-HEAR-change to buy a television set. ING PERSON, regardless $7 5oo and TRY the mew HEAR- complele ETTE—NOW! One-Year Guarantee. Liberal Credit Terms
» » ~ The Feckeys turned the pennies of how slight his hearing See the Hearette—Try the Hearetto—Use It With Pride
BY THE TIME the whisky bot. ‘fn at a bank and used the exloss may be, should SEE
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= Moratorium on Liquor {ia ‘perita” has anon av Ne |
{until” June 30, 1949. Unit] that time, only carry-out beer The Alcoholic Beverage Com- temporary beer sales (such as
| mission yesterday announced an picnics) and dining cars .will be
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Baumheckel as new ‘public rel: She is to be ass gil A. Bly as vi Revena The committee ric ward of Ge planning to prc needs such as used magazines, puzzles in addit ing of 1,600 pai 100 housecoats f has never bee made for -recre for this ward, reported. The Indiana) Church Women terial for “The Air” radio progr at 9:45 a. m. o week, some pha work with be pre mittees will hay to participate t The alcohol e tee will sponsor in the city hig opening of schoc will be awarded poster will be placard to be December in busses of the I: Railway. During the row, colored sl work will be s mittee merfibers at tables deco: some phase of t Beginning in promotional se local church w member of the | and, will be meetings, -
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