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Today will be devoted to registration and the validating of - dentials. The executive board will meet at 4 p. m. Mrs. LaVonne DeVore, state president, will conduct the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Lillian T. Majally, associate director of field service with the na-

tional federation.

Board members will discuss plans for the regional meeting to] be held Sept. 22 through 25 in Indianapolis. Eight states will be

represented and Mrs. Stella Barker and Miss Ruth Hoover will be chairmen.

‘Fun Fest' Arranged

A “fun fest” for the delegates and members is being planned for tonight. There will be an informal dinner followed by a program in Convention Hall. Indiana songs will be sung and the Muncie club will present a skit, “Which Way Are You Going?”. Mrs. Fern Barrett and Miss Mary Swink are co-chairmen of an amateur show.

Tomorrow the delegates will settle down to the serious business of the convention, The first business meeting is set for 9 a. m. Mrs, DeVore will preside and five Shelby county Girl Scouts will serve as pages. They are Sharon Coers, Janet Barger, Janice Sherritt, Linda Lou Weicks and Ida Simmons.

Candidates for office will be'introduced at the meeting. They are Miss Bessie Thornton, South Bend, president; Mrs. Fern Barrett and Mrs. Maxine Biebesheimer, Ft. Wayne, first vice presidents; Miss Helen K. Minneman, Rushville, and Mrs, Julia Zandi, East Chicago, second vice presidents; Miss Carol Dawson, Auburn, and Mrs. Edith Hamm, Columbus, Ind., recording secretary; Mrs. Edith Kennedy, Jeffersonville, and Miss Helen Beck, treasurer; Miss Irene Hiss, South Bend, corresponding secretary, and Miss Leta E. Field, Jeffersonville, and Miss Nora West, Lebanon, assistant treasurer. The polls will open at noon today and close at 2:30 p. m. toMorrow. “Indiana Grows With the New World” is the theme of the convention.

Engagement ls Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Fitzpatrick, 249 Terrace Ave. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Alice, to Paul Vesto, son of Mrs. Carmelia Vésto, 833 E. Morris St. The wedding will be at 10 a. m. May 21 in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Miss Norma Jean Fitzpatrick, sister of the future bride, will be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Arlene Fitzpatrick, another sister, and Miss Mary Thoman. Anthony Vesto will be his brother's best man and Don Fitzpatrick, brother of the bride-to-be, and Don Brooks will be attendants. William and James Engelking and Don Seal will be the ushers. The reception will be in the Saengerchor Hall.

Therapy Association To Meet May 21

The first annual conference of the Indiana Chapter, American Physical Therapy Association, will be held May 21 in the Clinical Building, Indiana University Medical Center. €

Women Voters

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Session Planned For Wednesday

The annual luncheon meeting of the League of Women Voters of Indianapolis, closing the year’s program, will be held Wednesday at the DAR Chapter House. Mrs. Arthur Medlicott, retiring president, will be in charge of the 10 a. m. business session preceding the luncheon. Reports on the year’s work will

groups and committees of the

read the minutes of last year’s annual meeting and Mrs. L. H. Earle will give the treasurer’s report for the year. Committee chairmen who will report include Mrs. John K. Goodwin, finance; Mrs. Howard Lytle,

Calment, tax study; Mrs. Howard King, farm price support; Mrs. Ralph Furst, penal reform program; Mrs. Frank Cox, air vollution problem; Mrs. Von Snyder, city merit committee; Mrs. Beasley, voter’s service, and Mrs. Bennett Kraft, neighborhood -discussion group. The local program for the coming year will be discussed also. A pageant, “One Hundred Years of Growth,” will be presented by different unit members after the 12:15 p. m. luncheon. In four scenes it will start with the first women’s suffrage meeting in Seneca Falls, N.Y. and conclude with a scene in the early days of the league’s organization. Taking part will be Mesdames Clarence L. Taylor, Charles L. Coy, D. Ervin Sheets, Richard H, O'Connell, William McKinzie, Furst, Henry. Graham, John D. Phelan, Paul Starrett, W. A. Gentry, William Beadle, Tom Hannegan and D. J. Caseley and Miss Amy Keene.

AN; | OMUN Expect Attendance

Mark at French Lick BPW Convention

Sessions Open Today and End on Sunday; ‘Muncie Club to Present Skit Tonight Times State Special FRENCH LICK, Ind., May 13—Early registration of delegates and members attending the 31st annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional ~ Women indicates a record attgndance. The sessions open today and end Sunday in the French Lick Springs Hotel.

More than 1000 of the 8000 members in the state are expected to be, present. Miss Grace Schoenbaechler, Evansville, is convention

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the big day.

* The annual Orchard School carnival will be held from 11 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. May 2| at the school. Tommy and Penny Sams, children of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sams, are giving the donkey a » preview of his duties as chief attraction at the pony track.

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uy15, 166 Fe 9/Carnival Atmosphere Invades Orchard School As May 21 Is Set As Date For Annual Event To Be Held At School Grounds

Times photos by Ruth Aan Hamilton,

The toy booth is always the center of interest at the carnival. Mrs. Harold Bredell is explaining the way this miniature machine works to her sons, Harold Jr. and Philip. Mrs. Wendall Barrett is gen- [sponsored by the sorority. It

[Butler News—

Mothers Unit

To Meet Next Friday

Mrs. Lowell Martin Will Preside |

The members of the Mothers Council of Butler University have their final meeting of geason at 2 p. m. next in Jordan Hall. Mrs. Martin will preside. Butler's choir will sing the direction of Richard Whit!

ton. Miss Elaine Buck will be the accompanist. The new of ficers will be installed after

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They are Mrs. Charles R. Fer guson, president; Mrs, A. J. W LeBein, vice president; Mrs, W. H Welch and Charles 'A Cassady, recording and cor responding secretaries; Mrs. Ear! Finley, treasurer, and Mrs, Rost Halgren, historian. Mothers of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Pi Beta Phi Sorority and the Newman Club members will serve tea after the meeting.

Clinic Planned

A “job clinic” will be sponsored by the members of the Butler University chapter, Theta Sigms Phi professional journalism sorority. The clinic will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in tht Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Mary Caroline O'Dell #1 chairman, Members of chapter: at Butler, Franklin, DePauw and Indiana University will attend Larry Bogard, vice president of the Keeling Advertising Co., and Ben Cole of the Star, will lead a discussion on “How to Apply for a Job.” After the clinic the women will attend the annual Matrix abl

be held in the IAC,

No carnival is complete without balloons so Janie Leffel,

Leffel, and Carl Norman, son of

Dr. and Mrs. William: H. Norman, huff and puff in preparation for*

highlight most of the PTA unit meetings next week. Unit meetings scheduled follow: TUESDAY James E. Roberts. 1:30 p. m. Installation of officers. Tea in honor of 8A graduates. WEDNESDAY School 10—“Our Children in the World of Tomorrow,” George Fisher, principal of School 21. Invocation. Installation of officers. 29—2:30 p. m. “Socialized Medicine,” representative of Indianapolis Medical Society. Music by fifth grade. 32 — 7:30 p. m. “Recreation,” physical health and social education, schools. “The Miracle of Para-

to precede regular program. 35—2 p. m, “Children Today, Leaders Tomorrow,”

Mrs. Mary Hagar is state president. Miss Marjorie Hoag and Mrs. Betty Irwin will assist with arrangements.

by the children. 38—1:30 p. m. Installation of offi- | cers. Music by Boys’ Chorus | of Grades 5 and 6. Double quar-

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Local PTA Units Schedule Installation of Officers

Installation of officers will| tet from the sixth grade.

39—1:30 p. m, “Talking Through My Hats,” (Dache), Mrs. Fred M. Liechti. Installation. Tea. 43—1:15 p. m. “Floral Arrangements,” Elmer H. Applegate, Ivy Flower Shop. Election of officers. Musical program. Tea. 45—1:30 p. m. “Woman With a Sword” (Noble), Mrs. Howard 8. Obenchain. Music by children’s choir, Election of officers. 50—2 p. m. Style show, Installation of officers, 56—2:30 p. m. Miss Gertrude Theumler, dean of girls, Technical High School, speaker. Installation of officers. Music by school orchestra and Mothersingers. 60—1:30 p. m. Miss Helen Hollingsworth, Consumer Relations Department, Ayres’, speaker. Election of officers. 80—1:15 p. m. Installation of officers by Mrs. K. V. Ammerman. Musical program by the children. 91—1:15 p. m. Style show by junior high school girls, Informal tea. Installation. FRIDAY 1—7:30 p. m. “Peter Pan,” Dr.

E. Burdette Backus. Installation. Music by Mothers’ Chorus.

Shake-East Nuptials Read

Miss Marion Lucille East and Richard R. Shake were married at 10:30 a. m. yesterday in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Greene, 725 E. Iowa St., and Dr. Robert E. East, Hammond. Mr. Shake is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred W. Beyer, 426 Parkway Ave. Mrs. Paul E. Seay, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor and Mrs. Milton Vermillion, another sister, was the bridesmaid. Carmella Sue Marcum was the flowergirl. : James H. Marcum, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was the best man. The ushers were Mr. Seay and Francis E. Myers. The wedding breakfast was in the Homestead and the reception in the home of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. John Heidenreich, 1814 Applegate St. Following their wedding trip to Washington, New York and Quebec, Mr. and Mrs. Shake will [ive at 680 E. 21st 8t. The couple attended Indiana University.

Plan Card Party The finance committee of the Lavelle Gossett Auxiliary, VFW, will have a card party tomorrow night in the post home.

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