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Missionary Hospitals Open for Mental Health Weeks se Crimi [Butler Names Six Visiing Lecturer

gm we ro mens EE NE NN Judges Annou corm HARRY OHS DOFS nave’ 1 i - | Hospitals which treat mental Dr. John H. Waterman, Dr. Ber- Riley - Hospital Child Guidance dg polls “persons Have Edith Shirley, principal, George

ial hd 2 : been named visiting lecturers and R Clark school. Mrs. Mar oy oda illness will open thelr doors to nard -Frasin, Dr. Vincent Len- Clinic; 1 to 4 p. m., Veterans Ad- Tee Mempets or he. Indiang YH Iacturers 90d Rosters Sark ue ral Da] nS a et |v public during the coming tini, Dr. Gildas Eugene Metour ministration downtown clinic, 36 y y judge man y

| useripts submitted in a short Sit¥y's College of Education sumn- Council also will be on the sum-|

week In an open house program and Arthur Loftin, 8. Pennsylvania St. mer sessions. mer faculty. TH | onsored by the Indiana Mental Operation of the various clinics Tuesday, 9 to 11:30 a. m. anaiaiory codtest being sowducedd by Lecturers from the Indianapolis The sumnier sessions are schedygiene Society, |and hospitals will be explained 1:30 to 4 p. m, Veterans Admin. =" rd ‘public school system will include uled for May 15 to June 2, June | Beginning today the organiza- by medical personnel, and Gray stration Billings Hospital, Ft. . : Miss Doris Lynn, consultant in 13 to Aug. 4 and Aug. 7 to 25. - tion is joining in the observance Ladies and representatives of Harrison. They include Ralph L. Collins. audio - visual - education: Mrs RE Mr } PEEK'S Rr {of National Mental Health Week. the Mental Hygiene Society will Wednesday, 1 to 5 p. m. Cen- A8sistant dean “of faculties and! Grace Granger, director of DANCE CLASS SCHEDULED toed Ex ect 200 Mid t Mrs. Fred L. Toumey and John escort visitors through the vari- tral State Hospital. (Go out W. associate professor of English; teacher education: Miss Doris! A Tango dance class will begin It's Suara ory Repairing P West |S. Woodward are co-chairmen of ous facilities. 5 Michigen St. and enter at War- Neil 8. Boardman, IU circulation Holmes, director of curriculum at Kirshbaum Center at 9 p.m. | Expert Watch and Jewelry Church Workers for the committees which planned the| The following schedule of vis- man St. entrance.) librarian, and Donald A. Smalley, studies; Dr. P. W. Holaday, direc-| Wednesday. Mrs. Edwin Saxe and CHAS. C PEEK, Inc. ! events. Other members of the itation will be observed: Friday, 9:30 a. m. Norways associate professor of English. tor “of audio-visual education and Mrs. Julius Bryan are co- 136 W. Washington BR Riley nm Annual Program committee are Dr. W. L. Breutsch, | Monday, 9 a. m. to 12 noon, Sanatorium, Inc. 1820 E. 10th 8t. The contest closes May 1. Shortridge High School, and Mrs) hairmen of the group. - em —— Two hundred workers from| " :

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Mrs. R. A. Doan, Society and former missionary to! cludes the folHoward J. R ER Baumgarten gi YO LSIL executive secre- TRADE Holland, general secretary of the i a A-1 Silver of the Indianapolis Council of }

Churchwomen, and Mrs. L. C. Trent, member of the Indiana Council of Churchwomen. Among those teaching courses will be Dr. Glora M. Wysner of . New York, secretary of the International Missionary Council; Dr. _Edwin_L. Becker, who-heads the = SEER SANE Prog TaN POP LITeY Disciples of Christ; Miss Mae R. McAlpine, director of missionary education for the Church of God with headquarters in Dayton, and/ Daniel R. Ehalt, director of religfous and youth work for the Church Federation of Indianapolis. Working with. Mrs. Doan are two vice chairmen; Rev: ,.M. O. Robbins and Mrs. C. H. ‘Winders. The Rev. Paul H. Frankenfeld is J secretary; Mrs, Marshall A. Tal5 ley, treasurer, and Mrs. Virginia) Kurner, registrar, Other members of the board are Mrs. W. S. Barnhart, Mrs. Baum-| gartel, Dr. Amos L. Boren, Miss ° Genevieve Brown, Mrs. O. H. Gal-| lamore, Mrs. Benton B. Miller and Dr. Chester W. Wharton, Dr. Olive McGuire is publicity Share| man.

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