Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1950 — Page 8

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"Ea {0 Celebrate Jad Day

Parade, Supper Will Highlight School Program Broad Ripple High Scheol with Id its Band Day program next iday, with a parade through .2ad Ripple streets followed by supper for band “members in 2 school cafeteria. . The program is sponsored hy

[oo 2 ‘bind, the musie faculty, Par- / © t-Teacher Association, Fathers’

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18 committee are Mrs. J. How1. Alltop; Owen Beckley, Mrs. Hiam Begley, Paul Brown, Mrs. wmas H, Chilton, Mrs. Ruth irie Griggs tl _"s, H. R. 1, Le A. rd, Don vd, \ 9-B Mothers’ Conference for. hers of freshmen, will be held ©

Helms, -Wayne Paul. Shaner, James RenShaner and, Edward

discussion leader for a

H.W. ‘Monninger, business salesmen, Fron! row, left to right, tow) Donald Shipley, Charles King a

15 p. m., beginning; Opt. 16. Great

15 p. m,, starting Oct, 17.

prize winner,

Dorothy Renfro.

sociation and the Broad Ripple h 21 ss MN 's Associs ciness’ Men's Astociation. Six Selected to Ir truct Butler Evening Classes

Six instructors have been chosen to conduct h Ww adult educa- industries, meet city officials and Howard Hanscom, ion evening courses at Butler University during the Frei —iectiure—elnss—will-he—given-ong-aight -a week sad wil feature discussion by adults enrolled. No credit will be g L.. L. Castetter, president of Niv-Lok Manufacturing Co a be * “Design for Living" course each Monday. at \include Gasparo DeParedes, Pan-

Miss. Gertrude Theumier,

ues State Service

will talk Dec.

dean AMA; Jean LeClerc, France; Malte

dviser’ of the Arsenal Cannon, explains the duties of sponsor room are /Richard Diggs, Orville Daugherty, Joyce Taylor and (back |

all semsaster,

ph Paul Mills, superv | Neidhardt, Germany; Elizabeth school Oct. 17 ir 1e Bros: Kore pr 1s, Tec 5 11 8 ’ | - ye High Horas Broad West Life Assusance Co., will of Br, Technial Eh Seon Palme, Sweden, Bjoorg Troemreshman orientation, the coun. cc. discussions or af ass Be Ciini¢” on Thursdays at 7:15 p. t., DIS, Norway; Harry Faccini, Cong program. extra-curricular How to Plan Your inant a § : starting Oct. 19. lo ia, 8. A.; Alex Kondonassis, ivities and school service will, Surly UN a adar®, 3 All ‘classes’ will be held in,Greede; Jaime Pichardo, Spain; explained bys Miss Elizabeth >. J. Mm, begl " g ve Jordan Hall on the Butler campus. Margaretha Schutta, Austria, and berts, Miss Miriam King and, Dr. George Conan Butler Meta van Geldern, Holland. ser Riley of the faculty and history and - political * rclence : r— ‘old Harding, vice-principal, | teacher, will have charge of “Ad- Three Noted . Speakers Bell Employee Hort .Othérs on the program will ke ventures in. Practical Govkrn To Lecture at DePauw J. Howard Alltop, PTA presi- ene classes on Wednesdays al In Fall From Pole

DePauw Students to Visit

Hoosier Industries GREENCASTLE; Sept. 30 Two groups of DePauw University foreign students will visit local

be entertained hy civic groups 0et, 13-15 at New Castla and La Porte. & Students making the trips will

Tin t; Principal J, Fred Murphy, 7:15 p. m., beginning Oct. 18 GREENC ASTLE, ~ Sept. 30 Vernon Bucksohl, 25, R. R. 9, ce” Principal Edgar, Stahl, Hus Pref William Shores, Butler ac- Three widely-known speakers will Indianapolis, suffered head int Wann, ‘dean of ‘boys; Misg counting division. will teach the visit the DePauw University cam- juries and an arm a. head this wh Carter, dean of girls, and "How to. Prepare ¥our Income pus this. semester as. part of the afternoon when he fey from a wrt Mahin, co-ordinator. Tax Returns” course Wednesdays university lecture series, jutility pole at E. Washinkton and Mrs. Betty Wierick is in charge at 7:15 p. mi, beginning Oct, 18. Induk Pahk, a Korean lecturer. 11th Sts, refreshments. - Dr. Edwin Barlow ‘EF vans, will speak at 10 a. m, Oct. 27 in| . Police said the Rell Telephone Finis Jent was. Thstalled jas Butler English department exten-| Gobin Memorial Church. Eliza- Co. employee fell from the pole . ident of the Washington sion faculty, will head discussions, beth Bowen. British novelist will when he becamé range du h School ‘Student Associatipn and’ lecture on “The Art and speak Nov. 3 and William Law- branches of a tree. He was taken 1 convocation last week. Shakespeare,” each Tuesday at rence, journalist #nd. Pulitzer to Methodist Hospital in a private p

' ambulance.

Other officers are James 7 raham, vice president; Don Kiiter, secretary; Edward rnodle; “gecretary, “and Joseph Jue, sergeant-at-arms, Carolyn Comer was ¢lected

esident of the National / Henor ciety chapter at Washington gh_ School. last week. Tom alls 15 the new vice president, refta: Compton, secretary, Rich- \ 1 Becker, treasurer, and. Jane +fman, program chairman. James Wyckoff has been elect

' president of the senior class Washington / High / School. her new offid¢rs a’ James yraham, vice pres sident .. Wanda

“uning, secrefar y: avid Curtis, 3 asurer, amt/ Petr Caulk, ser-| = int at armg,/ ‘ Max Bridgford has been named ‘itor of Pilot/ Flashes, bimonthly | ‘blication of Franklin Township igh Schodl. Other #faff offiters/ announced © Mrs. Helen Efnestes, sponsor, “ude 1 Barbara Fvahe, assistant editor; wsemary Eves, business, manrer) / Carplyn Kolp, circulation angger: Ruth Biddle and Marin ones, news reporters; Phyllis eter and Phil Wampler, sports porters Robert Beard, Margy /Artin’ And Betty. Brandt, feature /ritersy Rita Schoéntrup, humor, & xine” “Castner, / art;. Dennett rewg, . Margaret / 8mith, Jean non, Mae White, Dorothy Dénr. Dorothy Cummins, Dona reen, Mary Allen and Gilbert 'hnson, typists and copy Fedders:] Phyllis Nichols has been elected um Majorette at Franklin ownship High School. Othér ‘rum majorettes are Joyce Burch, largaret Smith and Esther Warer, EMALE DEATH RATE CUT The marked improvemerits in ghting, cooking . and heating julpment. in American homes ra responsible for cutting the ofnale ‘death rata from burns nd =calda to less than half that f 15 years ago.’

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