Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1950 — Page 36

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Council to Meet All Day Tuesday Robert J. Kryter, Judge Alex M. Clark, Mrs. John Paul Lake and George Gable will be on the

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“Atomic Power in War and Peace” will be the topic of Mr. Kryter's non-technical talk In| the afternoon. He will tell the story of America's wartime achievements, military possibili-| ties and peacetime uses of atomic| energy. Mrs. W. W. Woerner, legisia- - | | . Ee EE A A mittee chairman, will present, Judge Clark on “Our Civic Re sponsibilities” at the morning session. Mrs. Lahr will speak for the Japan International Christian, University ¥oundation. “Clean-| Up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up” will be Mr./

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“Miss Lois Helm (left, a Children's Bureau case worker, explains the recently published “Manual

Gable's subject. g . : Frank D. Morris, New Alban ; | for Foster Parents” to Mrs. Leslie Rudd, a new foster-mother. Attentively listening are the two Rudd : APE Y, ry knows messrial coms represses aly Reports to Be Read children, John and Mark. Mra. John Kundrat, dans 23% 50 33% of the pris of

Marjorie Gaston. Misorien, Mm | mara SU bir in: ~— yes, sve © by Mrs. T. Conlin Alexander, | K. Hawkins. They will use pan- A ing that youngster who is forced [District president, and Mrs. Glenn ations Gasts entarian, and Mim 000! 1000 show-how pictures

Five clubs will be presented by; y,yitations have been issued Edward VanRiper and Edward | most challenging tasks is help- (Mrs. Nina Reich, Charleston, 8th

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A include ‘St. Margaret's ’ , clearly explain ship. They inclu Unit. Aniean| Auxiliary to the Children's Bu. | 168 8 the decoration’s theme. | to live away from his parents (Young, Connersville, 10th Dis- Crandall, warden. : | | tom foundation, masonry § City ......... State ......... Guild, , | Among the ests will be | temporarily make the transition [trict president. Legion Auxiliary, Here and’ reau of the Indianapolis Or- | g su | oO « : » be held Assistant hostesses for the and frame construction, build. ” 4 ny, Dr 2 Mrs. Leslie Rudd, a brand new | back into his own home. Often | “Poppy Drawing” will meeting will be Mesdames Harry| | ins roof sad partidoss, in wails indo ES There Homemakers, Lambda .,, Asylum president, for the | soster mother. She and Mr. | real attachments to his foster (at 1 p. m. May 10 in the World Sidrow, Leon Hicks and Stitt. stalling sod elec i Home — How to Build It For Lene Chi Alpha Mothers and the| \.. 12 luncheon in honor of | Rudd live with their two sons, | home have been formed before (War emorial, Mrs. Bedford , sricity, building moders Then $3500. Brookside Evangelical and Units, , | age 4 and 1, at 144 Villa | that time arrives. . Moore, {1th District poppy chair- . tr pnnarooms, guegn. B Mleaclosn #93 [Sed COD ed Brethern Calendar Circle. the agency's foster mothers, | od To Admit Women se. Prepared by sedosally : The Innch arty will be | Ave. They feel their home of- The auxiliary’s party, an an- man, hag announced. famed Mandymes Mubbeed ¥ ok [J Charge my sccoust Luncheon will be at 12:15 p. m. held . Jag ean " 5 Cc | fers room for one more and | nual event, is an expression of . nw CHICAGO—The Chicago Real Cobb. 512 pags.’ $395 Rk ~ in the Travertine Room, Cottage. Pm. Inthe CANATY | nave applied to the Children's | the entire community's appre- | A public card party will be held Estate Board was an all-men or- AMO sesesssssscncsarcennane Directors and new officers to age. Bureau for certification as fos- | ciation for the past service fos- (by the Baltimore & Ohio Unit|ganization for 67 years, But now 8 Address *000ssstessscssssannes be installed after Mr. Kryter's| Special guests with the fos- | ter parents so they may add | ter parents give day in and lat 8 p. m. Tuesday in the post it has decided to admit women BD .OMy coiineoicirine State..... talk include Mesdames ¥. E. El-| ter mothers will be staff mem- | another child to their family. day out for children in need. |headquarters, 217 N. Traub Ave.real estate brokers as members. | lott, LeRoy Portteous, John Do-| bers and the board of mana- Service which a foster mother ; rr

nagh, O. C. Srader and Harold gers of the Red Feather Agency. | gives to children who come unL. Hasbrook, directors; Mrs. Mrs. Branch McCrackén will | ger her care differs from that Henson, president; Mrs. L. M. review Anna Parrott Rose's | of any staff member of an Vogler and Mrs. Rose Marie Cru-| just-off-the-press novel, “Room agency. zan, first and second vice presi-| for One More.” ! 4 5 dents; Mrs. C. M. Sauer and Mrs.! The arrangements committee oe Ta ue it. be J. H. T. Litteral, recording and cor-| chairman, Mrs. Arthur O. Pit- of Public Weifare after a care responding secretaries, and Mrs.| tenger, is being assisted by Mes- | 4)" 1/4 and recommendations Robert Btraughn, treasurer, dames Charles Edward Brown, have been made by a licensed | placement agency such as the | Children’s Bureau.

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