Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1950 — Page 40
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PAGE 40 Teen Clubs—
Lawrence Township |g ~ Club Aids in Drive For Charity Fund
Formation of Two New Clubs for Girls Is Announced: One Lists Its Officers
The AMECITIA Club members are contributing their time to help the Community Chest Drive in Lawrence Township. Mrs. C. E. Wilcox and Mrs. Robert Zaiser are working
with the club. Nine new pledges to the group are Shirley Adams PY EU PEERY ha MDA rd AB FA AMS Erb DB Ec Swoveland, Dana Daniels and Sue Lambert.
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A Halloween party is scheduled Oct. 28 by the DATE-A-GAMMA Club. Cherie Enyart will be hostess. New officers are Dixie Allred, president; Shirll Freije, vice| president; Cherie Enyart, secretary; Helen Bless, treasurer, and | Rosalyn Blacher, correspondent, .
"Carol Ranson was pledged by the DREAMS Club last week, The group is rehearsing two acts for the annual Pleasant Run
Review soon.
Ann Hillman was hostess for the VIXEN Club. Rushees wer the initial meeting of the EM- Shirley Barnes, Norma Dollen BERS Club recently. The group Lois: Hershberger, Doris John-| held a slumber party. Sharon ston, Delores Lightle, Charlene| Addison will be hostess for the Smock, Alma Steagall and Jean first regular meeting Wednesday. Strong. Also present was Joe Members include Shirley Eaton, Sexson, club mascot. Dolores Dobson, Georgia Bloom, | Soild ows rea clib activi]
Jerry Bailey, Pat Alger, Fran to Joan Schoemaker, The In-|
Fitch, Peggy Von Specleson, | : Dorothy Howard, Alice Jean anapolis Times, Indianapolis 9.
Neimyer, Betty Mattox, Mary TT Rogers, and the two hostesses. Job ( hances New Club Officers Kathaleen Adkins is president A R ++ of the newly organized TNT Club. re e er She will be assisted this year by| HIgh school students looking for| Booster Club and the choir. Sue Timmons, vice president; JoPS have a better chance of get-| Rosemary McKearns, treasurer; "8 Part-lime work this fall. Ef-| tian Colleges. ) (fects of the Korean War have manship. , Maryl Phillips, secretary, and a ope publicity. [Opened shportunities for teens not | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wurger, 5 ? (available since World War II. | s = = | The group picnickned in Brown| A check with high school em- |
County State Park recently. Mrs. ployment offices ’ Gerald DeWitt, wife of the Ben of Yiobs a aristy Davis High School basketball regular sales, stockroom coach, is the sponsor. typing positions, one office re- Indianapolis Times, Membership includes Jane ported a need for boys to learn 0, Boughton, Joyce Delano, Georgia advertising writing and girls to Teen of the W. Weatherford, Wilma Weakly, and learn window decorating. « Tuesday. the officers. Girls with stenographic and of- ’ fice knowledge can get a job com-|I nominate Scrapbooks for children In paratively easy, if they can meet Riley Hospital are being made such conditions as number of | by FLICKERS Club mgembers. |hours free each day. Many em-!.. Kathleen Ross, new president, Ployers need part-time help to|
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announce the Teen of the Week. |
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will be assisted by Marylee fill in on lunch hours. Teens find [Of .....evveevreunns ceessrenans Shafer, vice president; Nancy this a hard schedule to fit in (8chool) Long, secretary; Mary Lou Hoy, With school hours. | treasurer, and Shirley Eaton, | Another problem the high [oe seu seis nnnctnnnnnes case snsnnn publicity. {school workers must meet is car-| (and City) . irying a small enough load so| Post-Game Party {that they can also work. Cr Ws See E EECA ES FI
Delores Tracy was hostess for| It seems easier for a qualified | a wiener roast after the Manual- [Nigh school girl to get a job than | Howe football game. Guests fOr 8 boy. Office help has been for Teen of the Week. My reawere members of the SATANS Needed ever since the end of the sons for the selection are given Cluly and thelr escorts. last war, and the situation has on a separate sheet of paper atAttending were Virgil Mayhew, become Worse. ifthe ‘past Tew [tached to this coupon. Norma Meyer, Hub White, Carol] (pe school office reports a My name ......... mers easenes . Woodmansee, Richard Dennis, demand for handicapped boys. I Sharon Roth, Don Eggert, Bar- Boys. with good ; bara Lockhard, Richard Cater, hands make Suanne Luessou, Bud Carter, industry and do not have the Patty Borror, Glenda Swords, possibility of being drafted. These erts has a Spanish castle for sale. | Shirley Bucks and Delores Tracy. students are being placed part- She thinks the ancient building, time in such work as drafting, which she inherited from her Marilee Leaborg was hostess making moldté and jewelry shop father will make an excellent valast Sunday for a rush tea for work.—By J. S. cation resort for some club.
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[The Teen of the Week— |
ERNIE WURGER is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A | senior at Ben Davis High School, he is a cheer leader as well as being a member of several school clubs. [takes someone who wants some- Catholic Community Center. Last year Bernie won the state contest in humorous Now he’s spending part of his free time rehearsing
{ bis part as father in the school production of “Life With Father.” He is treasurer of the drama club and a member of the
Bernie hopes to study at either Texas A & M or Texas Chris- | His advanced plans center on the field of sales-
Kerr Road, are his parents, | Each Sunday The Times win Annual Card Party the Fill out the coupon below and raqy of Lourdes Mothers Club] Phyllis, the
and send it to Joan Schoemaker, The wij} be at 8 p. m. Friday in thedaughter of Mr. Indianapolis school hall,
for your nomination for the qon anq Mrs. Maurice Phares are Dailey, Stanley eek before midnight in charge of arrangements.
Socialism Won't Work, High Schoolers Say JJ, AAS ont ap 5 5 Ho rE Ly Se A
Don Herschell, “senior, thinks * believes
that some better parts of social [ving would be g ism will be incorporated into our Harold Holderfleld, “if we adopt
socialism.” The American peo- "| ple wouldn't stand for a lowering of standards. We have plenty of people who porn want something for nothing, but | socialism doesn’t work that way. I agree with Don that we'll
e icialism could whisk away freedom -— freedom of choice, that is. Take socialized medicine for an example. If doctors are asNENed _DAalients, aphid) A Ee hen the patient have a total soloses freedom of |cialistie governchoice, It would iment, but some also be bad for lof the ideas will the doctors, because I believe it be used, We al- ‘Harold would destroy initiative on their ready have social security, pensions; part. If people use their common and some farmers get subsidies.” sense. to guide them in life, they| Harold, a junior, is the son of | won't want to depend upon the nmr and Mrs. A. D. Holderfield,| government, and they won't need| Mooresville Road. He is a mem- | socialism. Socialism is for theiper of the mid-state county man who wants something for pagenall team, plays third base nothing.” with the county champions, plays!
Don is the son of Mr. and Mrs. rorward on the basketball team G. B. Herschell, Mann Road. He ,.4 plays end on the football
is captain of the wrestling squad, team and a member of the 4-H, Hi-Y e——— and Future Teachers of America . IClubs. He plays football with the Election Booked
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o n » “SOCIALISM wouldn't e annual election of Mother there, in my estimation,” says Theodore Circle, Daughters of (Phyllis Dailey. “As Don said, it Isabella, will be Tuesday in the |thing for nothing to accept that Miss Mary Hickey, nominat{way of life. There are plenty of ing committee chairman, will be people like that, {assisted by Mrs. Loretta Leonard, {but there are IMisses Alma Nalley, Louise Mc{also enough of {Carthy and Loraine Urbancie,
{them who realize S_————————————_— Named Judge
ORLANDO, Fla.—Miss Sadie | Belle Arbuthnot was appointed as [the first woman judge in Gerimany. She prepared for the prac{tice of law hy studying nights {and working as a secretary in the {Department of Justice. In 1947 Phyllis {she went to Germany as an asy |sistant in the Nuremberg war (Road, is a member of the 4-H crime trials.
{that they are paying for it by taxes, It will take quite a few people to put the ipolicy into efThe annual card party of Our fect.”
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