Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1949 — Page 6

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Bept. 34. Registration of new stu“dents is now In progress.

Dallas, Tex., are the house

in Indianapolis several days.

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National President

(UP) ~ Unemployment among {veterans has been képt well under, = control,” the American Legion 1 Auxiliary was told today. Sr Mrs. . Hubert A. Goode, Port-

population.” / a Pennsylvania, with 100,000 vets) eérans out of work, had the high-| est figure while North Dakota's 135 unemployed veterans was the] lowest, she said.

Mrs, Goode reported that only! a few governors were concerned about their ability to cope with “any situation likely to arise in lthe way of unemployment, barring, of course, a nation-wide re[eession.”, ¥ /|" Mrs. Franklin P. Bowersox of, Fremont, Neb; reported that the auxiliary spent $1,364,961 for the

Mrs. Paul Duckwall By MARJORIE TURK COME VACATION TIME and many artists go to the country to paint—but Mrs. Paul Duckwall, 3440 N. Meridian

Rather than travel to the out-of-doors for her holiday this summer, Mrs. Duckwall has been mixing her paints at hiithe. She is putting the finishing touches on fhree walls and has sketched RAE DE RE | hs qa

a Month Club, the May Wright - Bewall

in the atrieia | church and the couple went to Joyce Florida on their wedding trip. The bride attended Indiana Uni-| -

Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Turner,

guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitehead; 2201 Nowland Ave. They will he

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After her graduation Mrs. Duckwall was on the faculty at Jordan. But while teaching, playing and composing Mrs. Duckwall has always wanted to get back to her palette. And now she is at it in a big way, covering huge surfaces in the Meridian Street home. ~ Mrs. Duckwall has also been an active club woman having held offices and membership in the Zeta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority, the Magazine Club, Narrators, the Story

Council of Women and

“the Women's Auxiliary to the Rallway Mall Association.

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_lefforts are needed to prevent con-

care of 300,000 children during the past year. She said the figure did not Include amounts spent’ by the American Legion or its other branches. Mrs. Jerome ¥. Duggan, St, Louis, Mo, national legislation! chairman, warned that increased’

gressional action which would de-|

prive and their dependents of benefits already granted. Election Set

“The economy drive which started with the 79th Congress,” she said, “has had its effect on appropriations for veterans’ benets, although ldrge approprians have been made.” : Mrs. Norman L. Sheehe, Rock-| ford, Il, will be elected Thursday as national president of the auxiliary to succeed Mrs. Goode. Mrs. Sheéhe was nominated with

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'| | Florence Wishard, ". |Meeting Set Toni Mauting Sut Tonight $ Gamma Nu Sorority, will have a meeting at Emm. today,

will be shown by the Pan American Alrlines, “Air Power is {Powers” and “Wings Over Cuba.”

Carolyn Crom Is Honor Attendant

; by Special ; NEW YORK, Aug. 30—Miss

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Return From Tour Mr. and Mrs. J. Eldon Moore, Marilyn Morical. turned from a six-weeks’ tour of

married the Western states and Van-|Catholic Church. icouver, B. C. .

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David Shower guests will include Mrs. Winkler,” C. R. Henry, E. J.itend.

Not a day goes by without somebody telling us they have heard so much about Pontiac they just had. to come in and see for themselves.

It's interesting, too, that people find so many different things to talk about in the new Pontiac.

Naturally, a great many people— probably most «of hemotals first about Pontiac's outstanding beauty. They could hardly help noticing it! A great many others say they have heard reports of Pontiac's rformance, its alertness in traffic, its smooth Fre ride and the wonderful

{out opposition. . oy " “ : Vi idents inated. given Thursday need help in sending out fickets. "Pepper, the Dalmatian pet of the Carl Saver : ; po SESE) oe le Sn Ha db hs me, Nr | i Sn , na, § f urch sponsoring event, enson is e ding of Miss Teresa NeyCali Min. Charis, Mills, Beh or. ansistamt. The show will be given by Block's in the auditorium at 2 p. m. gra Yates and Richard Logan —- Kingswood, W. Va; Mrs. AC. * “ . : : | vows in the Episcopal Church of Knees ths Miss Marilyn Morical fo Be Honored Thursday sess = 000

Mrs. Frank Spalding. 37 W.C. L. Morieal and Mrs. H. F.|Fillenwarth, Paul F. Fillenwarth, Mrs. Evelyn Eaton, novelist, of 21st St, will give a miscellaneous Fillenwarth, mothers of the en-/Charies Griner and Robert Kil- New York and Pawling, and Mrs, shower Thursday right ww Miss Geo 0 547 N. Tomlinson St. have re-and LeRoy F. Fillenwarth will be Sept.

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Still others tell us what they have heard about Pontiac's economy. And well they might, for this

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