Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1950 — Page 11

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Miller, Harold . om {ima Weakly, Betty Barnes, Sloma Bess, Bernard Lee nt, Don Mary’ Butler. Shella’ Sohrad, ndra Crum J

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Janger. Nancy Heath. Cla Ki dette Lucas, erly arbars orn, ° Dorothy _Orner. erson, v Polk. Anita berson. illiam er, Sue Stevens oyna troup: Taber. Pptricla pgm, | hy! — Loretta ompson © Williams

John DeRome, Barbara Eastridge. 8 ir | . . Jalentine. ward He - le Ewan oneycutt, 3icto Ken

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Shirley ‘Wr Pupils who “attained the rites School for Women of the Indian.

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Mary Alice Hensley of Martinsville ahd Charles Campbell of aiyp| Houston, Tex., will Sn two of the leads in the forthcoming Lenten opera, "Parsifal," given at Indiana. University on Palm SunF| day, Apr. 2, The 4 a will begin at 4 p. m., with a supper inter- | mission from 5:15 until 7: Is p.m. The second and hie ach will | o/ begin at 7:15 p. m, |

2 Leadership School to Open

K \ group of nationally known Course for Girls’ Friendly Leadij, men and women will address the [ers.” ! Web- third annual Leadership Training] The Rev. Chester G. Minton, ‘Veterans’ Hospital chaplain, will

apolis Episcopal serve as training school chaplain. Diocese Wednes-| The student body, consisting of at § day through Fri-|least two women and the Girls’ ] day at Canter-|Friendly Society leader from dio-

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ary to Whom?"; Mrs, Minton, Mrs. Joel W. Marsh Mrs. Rbssell Hargate of Elyria, and Mrs. Douglas B. Hill, all of Heanor Bost. 0., “Let's Build a Program”; Mrs. Indianapolis, and Mrs. Helen J. ICE onsell, Frances Hackett, Indianapolis, “A |Leudeking, Lafayette. Other comie J| Woman Looks at the College of mittee chairmen are Mrs. ClarMiss Mildred Will- ence E. Swick, West Lafayette: iams, Terre Haute, “In Every Cor- Mrs, Roscoe Haymond, Columbus: ner Sing.” and Mrs. Elwood Mrs. Albert Hardman, Richmond: Haines, New York, national ex-| {Mrs. C. R. Moodey, Muncie; Mrs. tiecutive secretary of the Girls’ [Ralph Sloane, Evansville, and “tlriendly Societies, “A Spectai Miss Mary Postel) New ? Castle,

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Butler Contributors.

Stories, poems and essays writ-| fen by Butler University students will be featured in Manuscript, a literary magazine published under! the sponsorship of Butler's Eng-

Student writers include’ Bar- _ bara Sims William Griffith, Don’ { Peterson, Chester Perkins, Patty! Collins, Frances ‘Barnes, Kenneth Hopkins, Mrs. : Frances Mohr, Emmet McGinley, | Alice Aldrich, Roger Mays, For-|

‘rest _Dunderman. Barbara Dun-.§ Tham, Francis Baicom, Jack Al-

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y Jord Es PS ere bury College, /cesan churches and missions, will AN S Ww { R_. = Naturally Tost. Jialiey JO a ain ® Martha Danville. {occupy quarters in the college. buffered Mountain Valle Beir 1 Mie Cotte Arty Butia: wie Speakers andl Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey of Indi- | d y il. Gilbert Gorman, Jackie Hanneman their subjects in- anapolis is president of the Dio- ater tends to reduce exces. Mat horinn Moet Bant Miller. Bares clude: Miss Edna cesan House of Churchwomen and | $ive acid of the stomach Maude. Shaw: Barvaca Smith: Party Bram: Beardsley of New Mrs, William Kummings, Craw- You drink this delicious, unfield, James Stout, Rose Mae Roberts and Y ork, secretary|gordsville, is training school chair- treated mineral water just Bras Calor Dale, Crandall, Rose-| of the Unitedmgn, Mrs. Kummings is being’ in Hot Springs, Ark / Su WERE, Gren on. all Bugis Than koftering, askisted by the following commit- |! 10) Pring: Arkansas. For Norma Pox. Jack Hutch hi. iE Miss Beardsley ‘Who Is Mission- tee: Mrs. Willis B. Conner Jr. ' glasses a

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