Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1950 — Page 43

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Mrs. Charles E. Harper ORIGINAL DESIGN First Prize

Posta | Group Talk Planned

Meeting Scheduled Tuesday Afternoon

A representative of “the Keeler House of Ideas will talk and show slides on home decoration, Tuesday afternoon before Women’s Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Branch, National Postal Transport Association. . The program in the Woman's Department Club will sented by the hobby of the club. will precede. Mrs. Raymond T. Fox and Mrs. Ralph W. Doak will be co-chair-men for the dinner in the evening. The committee includes Mesdames Fred Hendrickson, E. Hub&¢, Daniel Loyal Huffman, Cecil Larkin, A. Leroy Lawrence, Mark E. Leech, | E. P. Sipole, Albert Trittschuh, Harry Rinehart, Louis -Rumple; Evan McKeehan, H. 8. Scheidler, R. C. Schepman, Monroe Shilling, | W. C. Sipes, F. H. Small and | Richard Carter. The Youth Group and the Indianapolis Branch, NPTA, willl hold business meetings after dinner. The evening program will be motion pictures shown by asso-| ciation members.

Women Presidents | Are Inevitable

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. —, Mrs. Randolph DeBolt, mayor of Sand Springs, Okla., is of the] opinion that the United States] “will” have a woman President in the near future. Every month she puts her $100 salary into city. funds because “the ‘city needs the money more than I do.” Mrs. DeBolt also is police com missioner, fire commissioner and holds a flock of other positions that keep her busy from 9 a. m.! to 5 p. m. in city hall. The 48-year-old mayor is the mother of two children and mother of three.

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Guild will Meet Tuesday

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Trere will be a covered-dish luncheon at noon. Arrangements will be completed for the annual

spring dance May .13 in the of C Hall.

Mrs. R. A. Thompson SENIOR DRESSY FROCX First Prize

Lowell Nelson SENOR DRESSY FROCK Second Prize

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Second-Time Winner There is a second-time winner in the Children’s

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Mrs. Robert Viewegh, 325 N Riley Ave. Last year she won first prize for a coat made for her daughter, Mary Arlyne. This year it is a suit combining checked jacket

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Mesdames Frank Oberting, Al-/

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bert H. Seyfried, John O’Connell,| 15 year class for her. It, too J. C. Gold and Charles E. Quandt. | ey made for Mary Arisne, 1 Those with birthdays in May| Mrs. Viewegh's sister-in- |

will be honored. They include law, Mrs. Dale Maines, 5960

Mesdames W. J. Davidson, James| pm Terrace Ave. is a first

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worth, Edward Kautsky, Stella] gontest, but she places first Warrenburg, Anthony Benedict, Albert Springman, Peter Specht. | the Children’s Clothing Thomas McCormick, Leo Lauck,| Group. The garment Is a H. H. Van Benton, William Los-| wqol cape coat for her daughsin, Paul Lechner and John Gedig.| ter, Joyce Ann.

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Second prize in this class goes’ to Mrs. Gervase H. | Clements, 1117 N. Lynhurst Drive. Entering the contest | for the first time, she made a green corduroy* sports coat.

| - for her son, Richard Wayne. Mrs. Carl Record, 27 8. | Harris Ave, is another con- | testant entering for the first time this year. With a red- | and-white checked cotton | dress made for her daughter | Jeannine, she wins second | prize in the 7 to 12 year class, | Children’s Clothing Group. | Jeannine is shown in the | photo modeling her frock for | Motorcycle Officer A. H. Giltner, a former pupil at Jean- | nine’s school, No. 50, where | she is in the 3A. | | Exhibit Set All of the garments en- | tered in the contest will go | on public display in the Central Library Auditorium today. Exhibit hours today will be from 2 to 6 p. m. | Tomorrow the exhibit will be open from 9 a. m. to 9 | p. m. and on Tuesday from 9 | i

a. m. to 5 p. m. Garments, except first-place winners, must be picked up at the library between 5 and 9 p. m. Tuesday. First-place garments will be sent to New York for judging in the national contest and will be returned in June.

i PTA Group to Install | New officers of the School 17, PTA will be installed at the, | group’s last meeting of the cur-4 | rent school year at 7:30 p. my | Wednesday. Meeting in the school, the as. | sociation will present purchased

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Mrs. R. A. Thompson GLAMOUR GROUP Second Prize

Mrs. Lowell ‘Nelson SENIOR TAILORED DRESS

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Mrs. Charles Weber GLAMOUR GROUP

Mrs. J.C. Daugherty SENIOR TAILORED DRESS

Mrs. Paul J. Bogan ORIGINAL DESIGN .

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