Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1950 — Page 40

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PAGE 40 : lvian Ball Slated At Manual Tonight

will be chosen tonight ata dance Mr. Ivian a carnation. sponsored by the 1951 yearbook

School. bone and Judy Webb. The dance, The Ivian Ball, will take place from 8 to 11 p. m. in were made by Evelyn Baumer, the school cafeteria. ; r Selected from senior 'roll sisted by Mary Drury who is in Mary Jo Adams, Martha Muegge, hardt and Martha Sherman are in Betty Dooley, Wilodean Devasher charge of voting. and Barbara Helfenberger. | sesestptiom—— Nomijnees for Mr. Ivian are CHOCOLATE MILK AID # Richard Standish, Don Behrens,| Irish moss, a seaweed found on { -- Carl Edwards, Herbert Crihfield, the coast from Massachusetts and Archie Wilson. north, vields a gelatinous material Charles Burgess, yearbook edi- called carrageenin, one use of tor, will crown the royal pair which is to keep cocoa suspended with ivy leaf crowns. Miss Ivian in chocolate milk. :

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A Mr. Ivian and Miss Ivian will receive a dozen roses and

“1 Arrangements for the dance

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Refreshments will be sold by, ] Mary Jn Harris, Colleen Free- [ ry :

staff of Manual Training High/land, Frances Cain, Mary Dil-

Hospitality Services

Here Announced The ‘Indianapolis Church Fed-

rooms, Miss Ivian candidates are charge of tickets. Joan Em- eration today announced special alive: .

hospitality services for visiting {troops of the 28th Division heginning - Sunday. Participating churches include~First Baptist, Second Presbyterian, Roberts Park Methodist and ¥ Christ Episcopal. Following morning services in the Second Presbyterian Church, a coffee hour will provide servicemen the opportunity to meet

cept dinner invitation. Other churches.have announced similar hospitality . ‘measures. A special hospitality committee” will work closely with the Indianapolis {Servitemen’s Hospital Committee, of which Mr. C. Oliver Holmes, president of the Church Fedéfa-

tien, is a member,

Invited to organization meet-

ing for the federation committee next week will be representatives (of the Indianapolis Council of {Chur h Women and ministers and selected laymen. Will Visit Camp Meanwhile a special committee {will visit Camp Atterbury to con{fer with chaplains and officers fon needs of the troops. Members |of this ‘group are Dr. Clive Mce Guire, Indianapolis Baptist Association; the Rev, Joseph. Johnston, Second Presbyterian Church: the Rev. Walter Laetsch, former chaplain at Stout Field, and Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive secretary of the Church Federation, .

Dooley Trial Date Set In Thayer Slaying

Times State Service NOBLESVILLE, Sept. 29 Carrol E. Dooley, 25, Indianapolis, will be tried here Nov. 13 on charges of the first degree murder of Albert M. Thayer, prominent Indianapolis attorney, Judge Tom White, Komilton County Circuit Court, will preside. Dooley is held in county jail here. Dooley and two youths are charged with fatally beating the former Indianapolis city attorney after they parked on a lonely road in- Hamilton County June 10. The others, also of Indianapolis, have obtained transfer of their cases, James Chalfin, 17, will be tried in Tipton, while Earl Michael Kelly, 16, won a change of venue to Hancock Circuit Court

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And Stay Alive

congregation members and ac- essary.

TAKES LEGION POST

How to See Game

The ‘goal” of the football season ‘this year will be avoidance! ‘of traffic snarls, Arthur M. Thurston, State Police superintendent, said today. He listed several ways by which you can arrive in time to see the game and come home . .

ONE: If you drive, don't drink, and vice versa. I TWO: Adjust your speed to that, of prevailing traffic and don’t weave in and out. THREE: Observe signals of special traffic police. x I FOUR: Courtesy and patience will pay off when temporary delays occur. FIVE: Start your motor trip to the game a little earlier than! you would ordinarily deem nec-

3 Arrests Follow Abduction Report

Policeman Empties Gun at Speeding Car

A volley of shots fired at a speeding car and the report of an attempted abduction led to the arrest of a woman and two young men early today. The shots were fired in front of 1225 W. Ray St. by Patrolman John C, Stratton. The officer was walking across the street and was forced to leap to the sidewalk to keep from being hit as the car raced by, he said. The officer heard a woman's scream from the car. He drew his pistol and tired six shots, A ‘moment later another car, containing five young people, stopped. The youths told Patrolman Stratton that two unidenti-| fied men had forced Miss Odean) Grisson, 28, of 2055 Broadway, into a car outside a night club, and they were chasing them. A. description of the fleeing car was broadcast. Two hours later police stopped a car fitting the| description at East St. and Mas-! sachusetts Ave, and took its] occupants to police headquarters. | Charges of reckles: driving and} driving without an operator’s| license were placed against David Napier, 20, of 2209 Station st. Miss. Grisson, who was in the car, and Clifton White, 21, of 821 Birch St, were charged with city vagrancy. Miss Grisson told police she had accompanied White and Napier voluntarily,

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KITTANING, Pa. Sept. 29—| Louis G. Goldman, of Ford City,! is the new commander of Arm-| strong County American Legion. |

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