Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1950 — Page 35

Times photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr.

years at Tech.

her future.

Paula Dee is also a meinber of the Junior Historical Society, the Vixen, Chix and Delta-Tri subdeb clubs. She!

. also plays the piano and flute.

j Mrs. Paula Hawkins, 1225 N. La Salle St., is her

: mother.

| Susie Berry, vice president;

‘land some members of the

pAvLA DEE HAWKINS is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A senior at Tech High School, Paula Dee is al majorette and has appeared in the Sketchbook each of her,

A member of the Dramatics Club, she hopes to study : at Indiana University, majoring in dramatics and dancing, if possible. She has a dance and drama career planned for

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~ Event bist iy ~ For Oct. 14

Cooper was hostess to the last meeting. 2 - A rush tea ‘ts scheduled the last of this month by the NK {Club. New officers of the group White,

Reed, secretary, and Mary Copeland, treasurer.

A slumber party was held last night by ‘the TRI-ZETA Club. Hast week they held a “Coke” party.

Naney Edmonds was hostess for a ~football game recently for| the Club, The Tees Club]

Pythons . Club ‘remained for a slumber party,

A hayride is planned Oct. 14 by ithe FLICKER Club, Norma Jean]

They don't just want-to sit. I've

town recently . that ‘known before. A tour, possibly isponsored by some church group,|o¢ a premium.”

Send news of tee teen club activities to Joan Schoemaker, The In-|

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Churches Should Entertain eT 0)

“Bentors at| says Jimmy Wyckoff. “It private.

‘ances and sports activities, plenty of enter tainment would} "be available for serviee mem{ Each club. could| for a

advise church sponsored amusements for men with week - ~end!

passes. : Norma Riley Carol thinks tours through the city are one answer, “Soldiers want to go places.

arrange should be 18 and over.

of men to enter- by uniforms.” tain. = The city council could] take over pro-ipexter St.

Norms

Jimmy noticed a couple of things around jects on tour handling. If com-/¢pe

Washingtonians I'd never mercial amusement spots gave Boosters Club. [reduced prices to servicemen, they SRR {would find entertainment at less

‘Woman Pays

Ave. She is president of the Wash-| “ “OHURCH GROUPS SEEM the

Ingtonians Club and a member of most. logical people te call upon plication

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By JOAN SOHOEMAKER 0, Kee sr 0 oui ra |. ENTERTAINMENT for servite Boosters Club. : tion Sight now,” men is ond community activity). RE Lun Sod] Watson. er quite [which three local teens have sug- be a good idea tn my estimation,” good at stepping

in in an emer-/* gency "and also!

Washington High clubs, espetially country clubs, or-| in‘organizing School, a squire; ganized * rounds things. Besides and two subdebs, | | of parties, tours, movies are

a good thing for them to sponsor f or entertain-| ment, If the girls are going to help| in the entertaining, I think they . Younger certain number igirls are too apt to be Impressed

-Carol is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Forrest Watson, 2035 She ‘is a member of and

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aiSet Program for Tomorrow

AS i Sinner. business meeting aud program tomorrow will open the season Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Mu . Pai Epstion, national music sorority. Mrs, Donald B. Vanderbilt, 1411 E. 77th Bt. ‘will be the hostess. Her assistants will be Mesdames ‘Alfred Brandt, Frank F.-Gérke pv Howard B. Stitt, Miss Mary Moorman and Miss Charlotte ebér. Mrs. Saul Bernat, president, will, land ‘Miss Charlotte Moore, social, ; give a resume of the 1950 national and Miss. Edith. Spencer, meme convention held this June-. in bership. !

Seattle, | *Mrs. Brandt, courtesy; Mrs. Ofcers serving with Mrs. Rer- Stitt, publicity; Mrs. F. H; Dedert

nat are M Gerke, vice president; Mrs, Re. "N. Fleming Fy and| jand Mrs, John ‘A. Sink, telephone; Vanderbilt, housing; Miss ~

Miss Moorman, recording and Mrs! corresponding = secretariés; Mrs Moorman, magazine; Mrg. LorKyler Comstock, treasurer; Mrs. lenzo B. Jones, medals, ahd Miss Carl 'N. Arnold, chaplain; Miss Adah Hill, nominating. May Engle, chorister; Miss Mar-| Mrs. Henry G. Hoss, active adjorie Gaston,- historian; Miss Lie- viser; Mrs. W. Jamés Tincher, ber, parliamentarian, and Mrs. H. patroness representative, and Miss |B, Crandall, warden. |Georgia Lochenour, supper dues.

; | Tomorrow's program with Mrs, Committees Named {Crain in charge will be on “Bach

Committee appointments for and Baroque.” Participi would help that situation for Mrs. Vera Haverty, 2013 W.. KALAMAZOO, Mich—Thelthe year are Mrs. W. N. Crain, be Mrs. Arnold, poetry: rr. others.” .{ Michigan St. is Hmnys mother. county clerk's office here reports chairman; ‘Mesdames Richard Harry Sidrow, artist sketch: Mrs, Nomi In the dau of Mr TT men. re paying fo he Ban ana. Mis Gamo, oe np Aceompaniel by ; saston, pro- Mrs. W. H, Keller; Miss Rub and ‘Mrs. Dallas Riley, 521 Holly » x = marriage licenses. Many. of them gram; Mrs. C. Basil Fausett and Winders, soloist, TA ny

Tl Spivey, chairmen, Miss Charlotte ‘Mboore,

M Mrs. Crandall, Miss Mahel Rose Paul Mozingo, organist

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Teen Problems—

Lazy Members Liabilities

/ -By JOAN , NOW THAT you're back at school, you'll be canvassed for extra-curricular activities. So stop; look and listen, chums! i Before you join a club or committee or any other organizat tion, check up on your good { intentions. ! If you belong to something, be a part of it! A chain is as strong as its weakest link, you know. A few limp characters can cause a whole project to fall flat on its face. Council members must attend board meetings. Dance committee members must do their tasks. The cast of the Drama Club must come.to every rehearsal. : Those enrolled in First Ald must be present at each lesson.

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