Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1950 — Page 6

: : y ; oosier Heritage” as the National Capital

Stewart, director of music at Purdue University and national director of festival music for the Washington Sesquicentennial. Festival Next Month Mr. Stewart is the guiding spirit of the 82 Home Economics Club Choruses and has built a nationally "known organization within the past few years. The choruses wiil hold their annual Indiana Music Festival at Purdue on Aug. 2 at which time “Hoosier Heritage” the story of Indiana In song and narrative, and many other phases of the

Washington presentation will be

repeated In the Hall of Music, Considered the most important undertaking the Home Eco-

nomics Club Choruses have at- tered in four Washington Hotéls

tempted, plans for the trek to Washington have been under way for more than a year. Clubs Raise Funds

In addition to weekly rehears-|

district rehearsals periodical-| ty conducted by Mr. Stewart, the! clubs ha have engaged in various]

Jerry Dunaway Walking | Again, Catches Some Fish

Jerry Dunaway caught some

That's nice goin’ for any boy of 7, but for Jerry it's an Accomplishment that approaches the miraculous, Jerry has been “dying'* of leukemia for six months. He's been on the brink of it since January, and much of the time he has been abed. He started to walk again the past week for the first|

time in two months. Neéws of Jerry's latest success-| ful fight for recovery came in a letter yesterday .to his father, Dunaway, 835 Eastern Ave. The letter was written by Mrs. Dunaway, who 1s at a lake in! Michigan with her son. “Jerry is fine today and is eat-| ing well” the latter stated. “He caught some fish.” . What kind of fish or how many! Was not specified, but Mr. DunAway sald that didn’t matter, “Jerry seems to be better now) than any time since he becam sick, the father declared. “"Hé# can walk around for the first, time since he had a relapse in! May.”

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* The Indiana Home Economics Club Chorus, which wil sing at the National Capital Sesquicentennial Wednesday.

méans of raising money to finance] 20 “all work @&nd no play” propo standing -since he! reason he has devoted his interthe trip. g : 'sition for the 3000 singers. Well became “director of Purdue Mu- ests to of community “ Such activities as auctions, ple,jlaid plans were made in advance gical Organizations in 1933. ping ice cream and cake suppers, bake| for three days of “entertainment | “Homemade music is what the ber shop quartets. He believes with enly hot summer indoors or ‘sales, rummage sales, cook book| at the Besquicentennlel celebra- world needs today,” he says.!in, and preaches, “homemade” loneliness in a play-filled outside ‘sales, white elephant sales and tion, That, in a sense, is the key to his music. 4-H Club fairs have been .held Sight-seeing tours, trips through philosophy of music. | Esch of the 82 Home Econom- youngsters carry out 2 dally throughout the state. national buildings, visits to points, “There is no fun without music ics Club Choruses in Hoosierland schedule, filled with sunshine, Long before departure date, ©f Distorical and scenic inferest ind mo music without fun,” he has a director who is well trained fresh air and plenty of rest. Bing 1 funds were safely tucked away 20d a wide assortment of parties says. “Singing is one of the best in music, singing and direction. Up at 7 a. m. for flag raising in the respective ecounily club 8nd teas were listed on the pro- means of making the individual Each club strives to outdo thejat 7:25 a. m., the start treasuries to show 3000 members Sram. | worries . .. singing is one of the other and at the annual Purdpe; lockers a great time in: the national Organization of the home eco- outward manifestations of happt-| { Festival lively co are held make beds, straighten eapital, ; nomics club choruses is consid- ness.” {in which the vatious ecounty'and carry out m There. will be final joint re. red. one of Mr. Stewart's out-| This philosophy may be the groups compete. ; | Outdoor activities at 9: a. CI — i Sie rar ene ert roma e emi AA 4 hearsals of “Hoosier Heritage” , on Tuesday. The choruses--quar-

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will assemble at the Besqu centenniel Amphitheater for. the {rehearsal at 2 p. m. f + On Wednesday afternoon the Indiana production will be f ted SER PRE REY 1] Capital Sesquicentenniel Freedom Fair. i The trip to Washington is not |

fish,

The boy and his mother: are staying with Jerry's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H: wil-| Hams, at Hamlin Lake near Lud-| ington. They went there last week-| jend under doctor's orders—fo Mrs. Dunaway. Worry about her| boy caused "nervous exhaustion,” ithe doctor ruled, ; Jerry made his first rally early; this year after the Times flew ‘him to New York for treatment with ACTH drug. Since his re-| 2 pse, he has heen treated with ; 2 = other new drug, mythopterin, | gs "oR which has reduced, the leukemic] SS , {content of his bone marrow fro

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