Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1949 — Page 11
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The service committee of the Newcomer's Club will meet at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Chester Mines, 6220 Evanston Ave. The group will pack and distribute Thanksgiving baskets.
The Universal Club Auxiliary will meet at 12:15 p. m. Tuesday] for luncheon in the Indianapolis| Athletic Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Elmer Wasson and Mrs. Rollie Clark. A china, crystal and silver demonstration will be presented by Charles Mayer & Co.
Hurt to Head Travelers Aid
Officers were elected at a meeting of the board of directors of the Indianapolis Travelers Aid Society yesterday In the Columbia Club. These include, all re-elected, James W. Hurt, president; Lyman 8. Ayres, vice president; Mrs. I. Clare Davis, secretary, and Mrs. W. M. Welch, treasurer.
Elected to the board were Miss Bertha Leming, Paul M. Wolfe,
Charles B, Brownson and William
H. McKitrick. | Re-elected to the board were! Mrs. Welch, Mr. Hurt and Otto F.| Walls. |
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groups—gro and sponsorship. Yesterday she weht to a surprise party. She had been told that the board of directors of the Indianapolis Travelers Aid Society were to meet to hear a speech. ! But when Mrs. Sussman arrived at the luncheon in the Columbia Club she was the. center of all the attention.
Cake and Candles
First she was given a cake decorated with’ her name and with candies to mark 30 years as a member of the board. Then the group gave her an orchid and Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe of the Marion Circuit Court gave her a certificate for “extraordinary service and merit” signed by all the members. Mrs. Sussman became a board member emeritus. She said, “I feel Hike a girl of 15. 80 happy. So very happy and thrilled.” . She joined the board in 1918 ahd has been on it continuously. In the edrly years she worked
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Will Attend Church Services Sunday ' The Indiana Society of Mayflower Descendants will observe They will attend together the 10:30 a. m. service Sunday in the Broadway Methodist Church. Dr. Robert B. Pierce will give a sermon on “The Risk God Took." At the annual. dinner Dr. Pierce will be the speaker
again on “Men of the Pilgrim Heart.” The dinnér will be held
Among the out-of-town memhers attending will be Mrs. Ed-| . {mund Burke Ball and daughter, Mrs. Robert Morris, of Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bottomely, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fisher, Winnetka, Ill, and William J. Cleaver, Frankfort,
Officers Named
The officers of the. society are Halford W. Howland, governor; Ellis B. Hall and Earl B, Town
Mrs. James G. Haston, historian; Dr. Fletcher Hodges, surgeon; Paul H. Buchanan, elder, and John F. Townsend, captain.
key, treasurer;
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The board of assistants, include Mesdames Charles R.| Weiss, Helen Zerfas, Charles Albert Gall, Leo Stadtmiller and Frederick Matzke, Miss Wenonah
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Dinner will be served In the cafeteria from 5 to 8 p. m, Booths will be open from 7 to 10:30 p. m.| Mrs. William H. Zaiser and
Mrs. Charles Fitch and Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder.
Outlines Program Objectives
Of National Women's Councils" sms wit itrodues
Two objectives in the National Council of Women's program : 3 levent is sponsored annually by were ‘outlined today by Mrs. Claude Franklin at the meeting of blatt, Sidney James, Isadore Leh-
Mrs. Ball is deputy governor, mn... meachers Association. the May Wright Sewall, Indiana Council of Women, in the Hotel/ner and Jacob Lutz will usher.
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She said the women's group was unifying its efforts to spread charge of the event.
information on the progress of the United Nations through the
radio and through clubs, She also
Hatfield and Miss Eleanor Jane Haston.
Mrs. Wolf Sussman By MARJORIE TURK "She stretcheth out her hand to the
poor; her hands to the needy." Prov. 31:20, Mrs. Wolf Sussman’s charitable works have become almost legendary. She has been honored for her services by many local
ups which have been enriched by her membership Vows Read
Jwork of the Indiana League in 8roup next
+ Annually the society sponsors an essay contest on “Our Pil.|grim Heritage.” As a new project this year the group has worked with the Indiana State School Board in placing “The Compact” in more than 800 high schools throughout the state, It will be used in observance. of Compact Day. Miss Hatfield has served as project chairman.
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at the raliroad station going down at night to help out the travelers, : Mrs, Sussman has also served 33 years'on the executive board | js Lucy Ann Evans and of the Cross. She is one ipayid Lee Smith were married of the founders of the Auxiliary {a¢ 8:30 p. m. Friday in the to the Juvenile Court and of the Brookside Evangelical United Cheer Broadcasters, Mrs. Suss- Brethren Church. The Rev. A. an » on the board of the Glen O'Dell officiated. otoplay Indorsers and is the second vio present of the In. 7%, bride eth daughier of diana Photoplay Indorsers. 817 N. DeQuincy St., and Mr. and
A social worker all her life, | = yorjes C. Smith, 1328 N.
Mrs. Bussman has been a director of the Indianapolis Sale Si. ar the parents of the
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‘Mrs, Herman Cox are serving as tcarnival co-chairmen, Other committee chairmen include Mrs. Robert Eby: and Mrs, Frank Ranger, publicity; Mrs. - Myron Austin, finance, and Mrs. Spencer n and Mrs. J. E. Robertson, tickets.
Booth Chairmen
The PTA sponsored booths at the carnival will include aprons, gifts, candy, stuffed animals, post office, white elephants,” book and pantry shelves, fishpond, amusement arcade and duck ring toss in addition, to game, coke and food booths, The Lettermen’s Club, Honor Society, Newcomers Club, Latin Club, Riparian Weekly, the Broad Ripple Business Women and Men will all have booths. Danny Gleason will present a movie show, sponsored by the PTA. ‘Mrs. Mary Blake and Frank Ranger will have charge of the business women's and men's booths respectively,
Miss Sanders
stated that national group mem. manufactured project, was Tea- tion will meet at 7:30 p. m. today bers all over the country wish tured. “This,” Mr. Bisch told, “is/in Jones’ Restaurant. Kathguests the first fiberglas product to be ryn Sheddy will preside
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from foreign countries. The his-| tory of the national council was outlined. Mrs. Franklin is a member of the national executive board. The development and manufacture of fiberglass, “newest of the ceramic industries,” was described by Homer C. Bisch, local representative of the OwensCorning Fiberglas Corp. at the luncheon session,
Program Presented
He emphasized the versatility of fiberglas products and showed samples of it in textile products Jaed both in homes and instituns.
sold over the counter in retail dinner and meeting. stores direct to the consumer, PW ww will “However, you women," hel’: Wassons a pointed out, “have had fiberglas|Charies Knowles is 4 charge of in your Homes for some years. In wall insulation, refrigerators, stoves and hot-water heaters.” Bettye Toe Upholstery may be the next field Poppenseaker ‘and Miss © be | ded by the {ntant DOTOthy Monroe, p X the Methodist Hospital, and Mrs,’ The fireproof and enduring - characteristics of glass, Mr. Bisch| wi be Guests. » explained, are being retained in| _, - ; SE the manufacture of practical fi- S hetglas products for everyday
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Culver Team le teception vas, the church. The coup ve at! To Go to New York 4001 8. Otterbein Ave.
Times State Service CULVER, Ind, Nov. 17—The » Culver Military Academy's de- Bride-to-Be partment of horsemanship will ; Lis participate in two polo games and a hunt meet this week-end. The varsity polo team will go to Ithaca, N. Y., to play the Cor. nell Polo Club Saturday. Meme bers of the Culver team include R. M. Schless, Downers Grove, Ill; B. C. Belling, Barrington, R. I, and R. W. Gray, Manistee, Mich. Also on Saturday the reserve polo trio will take on the Plush Horse Stables of Chicago at 2:30 p. m., in the Riding Hall. Bunday the Hunt Team will be! = in Indianapolis to ride with the] Traders Point Hunt. Making the trip will be F, C. Ellis, Hubbard Woods, Iil.; D. G. Harris, Columbia, Mo.; D. C. Schram, New York; DW. Winkleman, Skane-
Polly Anne
atles, N. Y.; W.-H. Hagenmeyer, | Miss Forcum, | Groose + Pointe Park; Mich: . . : D. E. Rom, Ludington, Mich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
L. Forcum, 1536 N. Gale St., will be married to Robert L. Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Riggs, 317 S. Butler Ave. at
P. W. Madden, Lexington, Ky. and 8. M. Murray, Miami, Fla.
Heat Raisins
‘If raisins are heated in the| 7.30 p, m. Nov. 23. The vows oven before being added to cakes, 8 : and muffins, they will be more| will be read in the Centenary
evenly distributed. Christian Church.
League of Women Voters Hears Conference Report
Reports by the voters service chairmen of the League of Women Voters of Indiana highlighted the league's state board meeting: today in the .Central YWCA. s Mrs. George Hammerschmidt, Crown Point, gave a resume of the regional voters service conference Nov. 9 and 10 in Chicago. Mrs. Alvin Newman, Evansville, reported on.a corresponding meet-. ing Nov. 10 and 11 in Bouisville. | . Both women told about the state
convention of the state spring. Recommendathe field of voters’ service at the|Lions were made for appointments out-state conferences. This in-/from local leagues to the state cludes voting machine demon-|{COmmittees for the convention, strations, candidates’ meetings,| Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey, state “get out ‘the vote” campaigns and economic welfare poll ‘watching. ae During the Louisville confer- new publication from the national ence Mrs. Newman attended cer-|office, “You Pay the Taxes—You
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Shower Will Honor Bride-to-Be
Misses Florence Hansing, Mar{garet Clark and Ethel Langer
man while the ushers were Bill 4 {will honor Miss Rosaline Sanders Beck, Jerry O'Dell, Bob McKin-|_., '\ 1 iscellaneous shower Sun-
day In the Severin Hotel. Miss Sanders and Thomas John McShane will be married at 10:30 a. m. next Thursday in the St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church. Attending will be Mrs. Charles Sanders and Mrs. Con McShane, mothers of the engaged couple;
}Mesdames Paul Sercer, Bernard YMurphy, Robert LaFave,
John Dusthimer, James Cavanaugh, Louis Seyfried and Warren Bogard, Misses Mary Ann MeShane, Donna Conner and Dorothy Bloom.
Guests Named
Misses Theresa Hodel, Patricia Madden, Mary Jo Weber; Helen Palencer, Mary Catherine Cangany, Regina Patterson, Margaret Higgins, Eleanor Smith, Mary Ann Gold, Harriet Ann Gold, Ruth Shea, Betty Blatz, Shirley Landwerlen and Rosemary Long will attend. Mrs. Bogard and Miss Conner will give a crystal shower Monay night for the future bride. The party will be in Miss Conner's home, 1540 E. Raymond St. Those attending will be Mesdames Roy MacBeth, Charles Haab, Jack ¥ayne and Robert Mennel, Misses Jean Cox, Ermie and Ruth Ann Bonnell, Ann Bowyer, Alberta Meyer, Clark, Langer, Hansing, Mary Ann McShane and Norma Schnepe. Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. McShane will also attend.
Auxiliary Unit Meets Monday
Memorial Post
Head to Be Guest Miss Ruby Bradley Pribble will preside at a 7:30 p. m, meeting Monday of the Memorial Unit, American Legion Auxillary. The session will be in the Hotel Antlers, There will be a meeting of the executive board members before the ‘business meeting. Wallace Miner, commander of the Memorial post, is to be the honor guest. ' Three auxiliary units will spon~ sor a party Jor the veterans in
of the federal budget “The party will have a Thanksgovernment fiscal policies their relation to general business|S'Ving theme.
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