Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1950 — Page 9

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Indiana Optometric Auxiliary Lists Its New Officers .

ommittees Park School Mothers

Miss Lois Helm.

Miss Patricia McMilland and Mrs. Eugene C. Smith are in charge of arrangements. Their assistants are Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Clyde R. Booker and Misses Helm, Agnes Sherman and Mary Ellen Carson.

Speaker Named Miss Christine Kinnaird, director of admission at Rockford College, is to be the guest speaker at a tea for high school girls Sunday afternoon. The event is being sponsored by the local Rockford Alumnae Club A 4 of the school.

Mrs. Thomas J. Beasley, Indianapolis, is to be the hostess. Miss . Kinnaird is| making a tour

alumnae groups and talking to high schoo! stu. My Day—

in Rockford. |

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Mesdames H. A. Mewborn, E. M, Erskine and R. E. Darnaby . . . plan decorations for the formal of the: Midwest candlelight dance in the Hillcrest Country Club Saturday night.

PTA News—

.pd i - iH parents oceren: VW at About "Your Child and You' Theme

tna Tues. sn risa woes 1 NE Hiss Case? Of School 66 PTA Meetings

and Mrs. George Dickey will be hostesses. On next Thursday she will be in Urbana, Ill, and in| Danville on Feb, 5.

1 Hard to Knock Trial by Jury Miss Kinnaird was graduated] By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT from Rockford College. She did] PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. graduate work at the University Everyone had been asking me of Illinois, Northwestern Univer-what I think of the Alger Hiss sity and the University of Wis- jury verdict.

consin. She taught history in| I do not see that there is much Technical High School in Indian. to be said

apolis before Joining the Rock- have set up the best system under ford faculty, which to obtain justice that can

The Garden meet at 1 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. William Naue, Brookville is to be the hostess.

PTA Council Sets Meeting

by your peers is supposed to be| {the last word in safeguarding the Road, innocent. (of us question it? There is one more safeguard of appeal, and Mr. Hiss’ counsel has apnounced he is going to appeal.

umph of truth. Whittaker Chambers, as I un-|

next month. will be

next Thursday in

Ave,

Gate Club ‘wil exist in our own country. Trial February Meetings

ing will be in the home of Dr. and “Living as a Family.” Mrs. Morrison, 3460 Winthrop meeting Feb. 23 will be in th igre sie home of the Robert B, Adamses,

{3944 N. Delaware St.

Labor Curbed

Mrs. Amos Michael will be day meeting in the Indianapolis leader and the topic will be Athletic Club

The final

Dr. Mor-

Set Garden Tour

Committees for the 1950 Park School Mothers Association Gar {den Tour were announced at to{day's meeting of the group, Mrs. Paul vanB. Allen is serv|ing as general chairman for the {12th annual event. Mrs. Paul C. {Denny is secretary. | Mrs, Louis E: Randle, publicity {chairman, and Mrs, James A |Hogshire Jr., co-chairman, will be {assisted by Mesdames D, L. |Chambers Jr, Dorothy Langens{kamp, M. Crosby Bartlett, J. L. | Bulger, James IL. Beattey, Gilbert |W. Gerald, Forrest Teel, Irving IM. Fauvre, John J, Weldon, J. G. {Grimes, Myron McKee and Leslie M. DeVoe. :

Directory Chairman

Chairman of the directory, Mrs. [pon E. Kelly, will have on her committee, Mesdames O. M. Helmer, M. B. Johnston, E. T. Johnston, Marjorie Kahn, George E. Slatin and L. H. Kornafel. Mrs. R. O. Price is gymnasium {chairman and Mrs. Rex D. Landis, co-chairman, Mrs. Thomas 8. McCrae Jr. will be in charge lof school exhibits; Mrs. W. Paul Colwell, candy; Mrs. Norman A |Perry, tea, and Mrs. Curtis C.|§ { Duck, pictures. | Proceeds from the tour ars| used for scholarships for Park ™ |School. {

Wants Child

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New officers for the Women's Auxiliary, Indiana Optometric Association, are announced. They are (left to right) Mrs. D. R.

| Speaker Points Out | Phen: of Violations | Reed, La Porte, first vice president; Mrs. Raymond E. Sawyer, | Columbus, president, and Mrs. Robert Ledig, secretary-treasurer.

Heavier penalties “with more

teeth” for violations of the child] Mrs. Roy M. Harden, Oakland City, is the second vice president. |

labor law were urged here today

“Your Child and You” is the theme for a February series of °Y Mrs. Rose Schaffner. Di hi th Di + | meetings of the School 66 Parent-Teachers Association study group. _ Ine director of the State Labor IS Ing e nryr-— | Mrs. Charles T. Coy is chairman of the series assisted by Dr. Division of 4 and Mrs. Lewis Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Harker, Mr. and Mrs. Children's Bureau spoke at the 96 H. A. Beadell, Mesdames J. Howard Alltop, Forrest E. Thompson and afternoon session of the Indiana Q—I have a friend William C. Brandt and Mr. Coy. S— Meetings will be from 8 to 10 Ave. p. m. during the Thursday nights/th The first meeting ‘Understanding the Child Ages " the 6 to 12.” Mrs. Robert B. Adams| Minors and Needed Legislation, . We believe that wee of the Covs, 3725 College also will be on the program lead- Mrs. Schaffner cited operators of } ing a discussion on “Guiding the bowling alleys and drive-ins as

the Women's an By MARGUERITE SMITH from seed. .

who has it planted Kenilworth ivy seed several times and given (t soll

plenty of time to germinate but it never comes up. Can you tell us how to get a start of it, where one might buy a plant

in quite Youth Conservation Council's all-

indoors, or better, in April out

side, for that will give seed

Discussing “Laws Pertaining to

Adolescent.” [the most prevalent law violators or how go plant the seed? I pation. . OL lover the state. never see it pictured in flower lants may be Family Living Wi { catalog. Mrs, Clara Powell, P y . ; ISO’ s ri - | i oe sot non ove J roan ave on epert Penalie i rE ee av ow can any one’ § 8 5 . poo y fford the A- ’ ’ 7 , y a iL” Te Baa I night Wai be oderetor They can easily affo A—Kenilworth ivy (not an {vy N. J, both handle the seed. I

present penalties,” she explained.| but a member of the linaria or “a $25 maximum for the first of-| “fairy snapdragon” family) is fense, a $100 maximum for the supposed to be easy to ralse second.”, - - w—— Pin-setting in bowling alleys

¢ Dishing the Dirt.

the extra push of the natural time of year for germi- nounced the event as their annual I do not know where money-raising project. bought, but will go to the Christamore sums Burpee's in Clinton, Iowa, and mer camp in Traders Point.

He must believe in his client's | Fl id innocence and in the ultimate tri- n ori a

|rison will head a panel on “New {Ways in Discipling” and Mrs. Coy {will lead the group discussion of unsigned questions.

is a prohibited occupation for boys under 16. “But,” the speaker said, “boys as youhg as 10 were

The Marion County PTA Council will meet at 10 a. m. Monday in the World War Memorial. Mrs. Clifton VanCleave will preside.

Miss Lila Kelf, Red Cross rep-

resentative, will & and Ho-

bart Dunkin will discuss “Your

derstand it, has confessed to alli ithe sins of which he accused Mr. ‘Hiss, including perjury, but if you are a witness for the government, you are, of course, exempt from punishment. If you had a bad conscience and wanted to be sure!

Marion County Films.” you would be safe, this seems to| The Warren Township Council{me an eminently wise way to gain will sponsor a basketball game at gecurity and peace of mind for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Warren|the future. High School gym. The players will be mothers of Warren Township vs, the mothers of Frankiin| Breakfast Cereals

Township. The fathers will play Rich in Nutrients

at 8 p. m. An almost perfect combination |

The Bridgeport Home Study Group will open a series of nine of essential nutrients is breakfast meetings in first aid at 7:30 p. m. cereal and milk. | Tuesday. Mrs. George Linn, W.| Serve it daily as the main dish] 10th St. is. the hostess and Roy of a basic breakfast of fruit, ceBostic 1s to be the instructor: {real, milk, bread and butter. dv Burlis Haganman, Glenns| remem alley, will be hostess to the! . Glenns Valley Study Group at Clean Satin Shoes 11:30 a. m. Wednesday. Mrs. |

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John Mullen will discuss “Sex| clean white satin shoes is to rub spending the winter in Ft. Lau- | them with a soft art gum eraser. derdale, Ha.

Education Continued.”

"Mrs. George C. Forrey Jr. One of the neatest ways to 3261 N. Pennsylvania St., is School 77—1:45 p. m. “Behavior

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the PTA president.

Teachers Association.

The unit meetings follow: WEDNESDAY

School

freshments, ’ School 33—1:30 p. m. “Work

well, Informal tea. School 51 Day program.

Child Guidance Clinic.

School 86—1:30 p. m. stration of Puppets; How The

Are Made and How

| | ty Theater.

Here's A Good Way To Shrink Woolens

If, for reasons best known to next General Assembly. you, you want to shrink a woolen

garment before it's washed fo the first time, soak it water for about two hours spread it out to dry stretching it.

White Whirl Is Set

The White Whirl is set for tomorrow night. The event, the biggest dance on the teeners’ social calendars, will be from 9 to 1 o'clock in the Indiana Roof Ballroom. Stan Sterbez and his band will play for the dance. The proceeds of the annual event go | to Riley Hospital. . This is the fifth year for the White Whirl. The dance was formerly sponsored by the Sub Deb and Squire Federation, This

Ralph F. Young is in found working in some places.

Messrs. and Mesdames Leon Law-

head, Sumner M. N. F.| ol le hac. | eight hours up to 7 p. m. All must

Young, Knight, Thompson, Bead. have work permits.

“During the summer drive-in Y| hours for girls are violated whale- | |sale. Girls, 14 to 18, can work

Seemingly operators disregard both the work

Mrs. Irene 8. Wiehl is principa of School 6 and Mrs. Brandt is|

Founders Day programs will be & stronger law

featured at meetings of units of|lature. the Indianapolis Council, Parent- Five-Point Plan

81:30 p. m. Founders| fo the five-point plan of action for Day program. Book Review. Re- children adopted by the National

of . + inderpn : | The, plan includes better un Juventie Court" CHaries Bos: standlng and guidance for chil

1:30 p. m. Founders cilities for their growth, improvePatterns of the Six to Ten Year | Olds” staff of Riley Hospital { ‘“Demon-

They Work,” Indianapolis Communi-

in cold Council reported on their youth Then activities in the without Wayne C. Kimmel, president, was

|| certificates and the hours.” She urged council members to |back any proposed legislation for in the next legis-

Miss Margaret Marshall, state | president of the Association for Childhood Education, discussed

PRE-INVENTORY

ACE during luncheon.

dren, better conditions and fament of existing educational servjces for those under six, more well prepared teachers and publicizing of juveniles’ needs and the school program to parents, community workers, legislators and the general public. She said the state organization hoped to form a joint kindergarten legislation committee made up of representatives of organizations interested in state support of kindergartens. This committee would function during the

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year, after the organization became defunct, the teen-agers decided to put on the dance themselves. They campaigned every Saturday to advertise the dance and to collect donations for Riley. The money collected in coin boxes will be added to the dance profits and the total amount will go to the hospital. The teeners toured Riley recently to see how their money was used. '

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Daughters of Isabella, will be one of the sponsoring groups for the “Breakfast With Chuckles,” Sat» urday. The breakfast in the | Guaranty Cafeteria will be fol« lowed by a 30-minute audience participation broadcast. {" Miss Ursula Buennagel and Miss Mary Malatesta are cochairmen ‘of the event. They are being assisted by Mesdames G. W. Harmon, Martin Koss, Nicholas Molnar and J. A. Urbancic and Misses Bernice Knue, Frances Lipps, Lavonne and Roseanne Miller and Frances Steidl.

The Zeta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta Sorority, will have a rush tea from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday In the home of Mrs. Raymond Mox= ley, 3033 Brill Road.

Supper Planned

The Irvington Unit, American | Legion Auxiliary, will have a cov«

| lered dish supper at 6:30 p. ms

| Saturday with the post in the { Post Home. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank § Bush |are chairmen of the dinner. They | will be assisted by the past presis {dents of the unit. Dancing and | cards will follow the dinner,

| The Alpha Chapter, Chi Omega [Chi Sorority, met last night in {the home of Mrs. Floyd Shingle~ {ton, 311 E. Morris St,

Horse Show Set for Spring Event Scheduled For May 12-14

The Christamore Aid Society

So I'd try planting spring Horse Show, in co-opera=~ poor soil for the tion with plant is said to thrive on lean gorse Association, will be held ~ Sow the seed in March May

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the nounced today.

Members of the group an<

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