Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1949 — Page 6

FIRST PRIZE

BIG 1949 DELUXE 4-DOOR CHEVROLET STYLELINE SEDAN!

2nd PRIZE

MAGNIFICENT DELCO TELEVISION CONSOLE (16-INCH SCREEN)

3rd PRIZE

BEAUTIFUL DELCO RADIO-PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION CONSOLE

‘4th PRIZE

ROOMY 8-FOOT FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR

5th PRIZE

LARGE FRIGIDAIRE HOME FREEZER

6th PRIZE

FINEST FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER

WITH 44 OTHER WONDERFUL PRIZES, ALL TOTALING OVER

$5,000.00

7th PRIZE 13th PRIZE DEVCO RADIO CONSOLETTE LARGE DELCO TABLE MODEL RADIO COMBINATION (SAME FOR 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, : w 19th and 20th PRIZES) 8th PRIZE DELCO RADIO TABLE MODEL 21st PRIZE ' COMBINATION SMALL DELCO TABLE MODEL RADIO (SAME FOR 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, Oth PRIZE 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33d,

34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 42nd, 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 48th, 49th and 50th PRIZES)

DELCO PORTABLE RADIO (SAME POR 10th, 11th and 12th PRIZES)

1 3. This contest is open only to residents of Marion mail to Community Fund Contest; P.O. Box Canes aay Sap paid ely aipidyecsel Ges, No. 1681, Indianapolis, Ind. otors dealers, mmunity Fund and ; ype ust be postmarked not later than mide

its agencies—and members of their families. 2. Coatplete this statement in 25 additional words Sigh, Oe iobe 234, 196, a3] gust Be received

or less: “I GIVE TO THE COMM NITY FUND BECAUSE ____ U 5. Entries will be be Judged on the basis of originalaw he a ity, aptness and sincerity—by the Reuben H. ou may use the entry ank below, or you Donnelley Corporation. Judges’ decisions will may write your entry on a separate sheet of be final. In case of ties, duplicate prizes will be paper. Enter as many times as you wish, but awarded. All entries, contents and ideas thea each entry must be on a separate sheet of paper. become the property of the Indianapolis and 4. Sign your name and address\on each entry, and Marion County Community Fund.

MARION COUNTY GENERAL MOTORS DEALERS CONTEST

FREE ENTRY BLANK= MAIL IT NOW!

to Community Fund Contest, P. O. Box No. 1681, Indianapolis, ind, “I give to the Community Fund because

(Complete the above statement in 25 additional words or fess)

HERE'S ALL YOU DO:

IN ONE OF THE

~~ IN MARION COUNTY (NO BOXTOPS TO SEND IN, NO LABELS, NOTHING TO BUY OR GIVE, NO OBLIGATION, NO STRINGS ATTACHED)

Just complete this statement (“I give to the Community

Fund because

”) in 25 additional words or less.

Sign your name and address. Mail to Community Fund Contest, P. O. Box No. 1681, Indianapolis, before October

25. That's all! Nothing else!

This contest is being sponsored and all its expenses (including advertising and more than $5,000.00 in prizes) are being paid by your General Motors Dealers— for just

one reason:

We deeply believe that there is absolutely no civic enter-

prise so vital to our city's and county's welfare as our Community Fund! All of us must understand its importance! And so we want this contest to give thousands of Marion County citizens a broader, fuller understanding of the Community Fund than they have ever bad before!

We want this contest to help new thousands to see for themselves exactly what the Community Fund is REALLY ALL ABOUT! We want to help prove to your own:satisfaction that it is by far the fairest, most efficient, most

Easiest Contests Ever Held!

economical way to raise money for all 46 Red Feather agencies, which provide the health, welfare and characterbuilding services used by 1 in every 4 persons in Marion County last year. These services prevent and mend broken lives, bodies, minds, spirits, standards and values . . . things which would damage our community .". , at faz, far greater cost than all Community Fund gifts combined.

We want this contest to make you more aware of how your Community Fund has helped to put an end to “all these endless drives for funds” by coming to you just once a year for support of all 46 Red Feather agencies (20 spare you the nuisance of 46 separate fund drives!) . . . how this single 46-in-1 campaign means that more of your gift goes into direct services (less for fund-raising and admini-

strative cost) . . services . .

. how it prevents wasteful duplication of . how 11,000 of your friends and neighbors

give their time and energy to solicit your gifts without a

single cent of pay...

and how all Community Fund gifts

are ONLY FOR MARION COUNTY agencies ! ° This is one contest that’s really easy! Lots of luck! We

hope you win a prize |

TO MAKE IT STILL EASIER FOR YOU . . . HERE'S A DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF THE 46 AGENCIES SUPPORTED BY YOUR COMMUNITY FUND

ALPHA HOME-—Provides room, board, laundry, medical care for aged colored persons. BOYS’ CLUB-Offers a recreational and educational program for boys of all ages. BOY SCOUTS Teaches self-reliance, courage, citizenship and camping to boys 8 to 18. CAMP FIRE GIRLS—Gives traini homecraft, handicraft, hea ov nature, business, 7 itsnahip and camping fo girls 7 (CATHOLIC RE (Contre BuNw, St. Elizabeth's Home,

om iation)—Provides child

pid family welfare services; adoptions; boarding. or and maternity homes; homes for infants undor 3 and Troan girls; medical

CHILDREN'S BUREAU-Supervises child-placement, homes for children whe are public wards; counsels unwed mothers and families which adopt orphans. CHRISTAMORE HOUSE—Offers health, athletics, music, recreation for children and adults. CHURCH FEDERATION (Social Service Dept.)—Is a link between churches, courts and social agencies; channels cases fo proper agencies; provides religious counsel.

(COMMUNAL CENTER—Provides group

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work, recreation and education for '

boys, girls and adults COUNCIL OF SOCIAL AGENCIES—Is composed of 99 county-wide health, welfare agencies co-ordinating ac- = tivities, preventing duplication. DAY NURSERY—Affords day care of children 1 to 12. FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION—Assists with marital, budget, child guidance and child-parent problems; aids homeless children. FLANNER MOUSE —Provides social, spiritual, moral, physical, vocational, health, and family counseli and day-nursery services for colored persons. FLOWER MISSION—Reduces spread of tuberculosis by distributing milk to needy children and adults. GENERAL PROTESTANT ORPHAN HOME For children 4 to 16, orphans and from broken homes. GIRL SCOUTS —Offers a program of character - building, home-making, arts, crafts, dramatics, literature, health safety, camping for girls

ecoNwiL INDUSTRIES -Canduets a age program for economic rehabilation of sa Bs Baoniinss persons.

HAWTHORNE SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION — Provides recreation, informal education, music, crafts, sports for adplts and youths.

INDIANAPOLIS HEARING SOCIETY Offers lip-reading and job-finding help for hard-of-hearing. JEWISH FEDERATION (Central Office, Social Service, Borinstein Home for Aged, Kirshbaum Center, Big Eagle Camp) —Coordinates all Jewish social, educational, recreational and welfare services, including foster and boarding homes, a Sopriens and placements, care of ag LEGAL AID SOCIETY—Offers legal gsisianee for those unable to pay

LUTHERAN CHILD WELFARE — Superhomes and institutional

on. MAYER NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE Provides Bs spoils crafts, hobbies, other character acter - building activities. SALVATION ARMY (Fresh Air Camp, Fan} Service and Relief, Youth ram)—Gives recrepio — in nce fo girls and boys; assistance, spiritual guidance, shelter for homeless men. SOCIAL HYGIENE ASSOCIATION — nsors classes, lectures, films to stabilize family life and prevent venereal disease Sociat SERVICE EXCHANGE—Is an mational clearing house for all ith and welfare agencies, preventing duplication. SOUTHWES SOCIAL CENTER—Offers mal community educational, Tr) programs.

SUEMMA COLEMAN HOME Offers wdaprion placements, maternity home for unmarried mothers. THEODORA HOME-—Gives Shelter for needy Yoon

. TRAVELERS AID—Offers dally hate to fo

travelers jo trouble at train and bus statio VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION - rovides skilled home care by Toy. istered nurses (heart, cancer, pos polio, tuberculosis, ofc.) ndoetrial nursing and orthopedic care. o

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA —Offers shelter, relief and aid to transients, families and homeless persens.

VOLUNTEER OFFICE—Finds and places volunteer workers for civic enterprises. WHEELER CITY MISSION frovides care, clothing and sp services for ransion men.

Y.M.C.A. (Central and Senate A ve nue)—Operates a full-time in Christian fellowship, ne ae om cation, athletics and recreation for men and boys. Room and board at nominal fees.

Y.W.C.A. (Central and Phyllis Wheatley)—Operates a full-time program in Christian fellowship, adult education, athletics and oo ib for women and glia, Room and board . at nominal

123,597 MARION COUNTY CITIZENS USED THESE COMMUNITY FUND SERVICES LAST YEAR!

All Costs of this Contest (including prizes and advertising) are paid for by your Ise

GENERAL MOTORS

DEALERS

OF MARION COUNTY

reo in the interest of a broader, fuller understanding of The Community Fund

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