Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1950 — Page 44
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’ Guild Ingathering Dates Sef.
the |
T. Stgphens, David F. Stone and Eugene Rader (left to right). They |
are members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Association, Zeta Tau |!
Alpha Sorority, one of the local guild's eight naw sections.
Indianapolis women have always realized the benefits of the Needlework Guild's work to their community.
From the beginning their enthusiastic Support has nurtured | After more than 45 years it is a vigorous, ex- | panding organization with a record of more than 250,000 brand- |
the local branch.
new garments contributed for distribution through social agencies.
This year eight new sections — bringing the total to 70—will add their donations at the annual Ingathering set for Oct. 23-25 in the First Presbyterian Church. These new sections are the Indianapolis Alumnae Association, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority; St. Paul's Episcopal Church; Mrs. Florence McKenzies group, and five chapters of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, Epgilon, Omicron, Alpha Phi, Alpha Lambda and Alpha Mu.
Chairman
General ‘chairman for this year's three-day event is Mrs. Mark Pangborn. Early Monday morning, Oct. 23, sections will bring their garments packed in the white Needlework Guild bags to the church. Here the goods will be sorted and arranged as to type and size. Section presidents and board members will meet at 11 a. m, Oct. 24 to decide on the distribution to the agencies. They also will elect officers for the year. There will be .a 12:30 p. m. luncheon in the First Congregational Church, That afternoon donations will be on display during a tea sponsored by Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority. The third day bags will be repacked for distribution and picked up by the agencies receiving them. Last year 11,157 articles were distributed among 23 agencies and more than $500 was collected in the shoe fund. As for the agencies? Accord-
ing to their spokesmen here's | how some of them feel about | the work of more than 4000 |
local women.
“For many, many years the
guild has been one of the resourres we always count on to
N, / Packing finished new garments for the annual Ingathering of ianapolis Branch, Needlework Guild, are Mesdames Robert |
help supply the needs of school |
children,
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“If a child feels properly |
dressed, if he looks like other | children, it's easier for him to | fit into a group of children.” So says Miss Bertha Leming, director of the Indianapolis public schools social service. “It's .a wonderful achievement for a volunteer group to carry on so consistently to meet the same kind of need.”
Fills Need
Henry M. Graham, Family Service Association general secretary, calls it a “tremendous help. It fills a big need. “Did you know .our staff makes a cash contribution each ' year? We not only believe in it
but back it with our own !
money. " “Guild contributions are extremely valuable to us,” comments James P. Shaw, Mayer Neighborhood House director. “They're very great aids in meeting family emergencies where clothing is involved.” Only requirement for membership in Needlework Guild is the donation of two new suitable garments or household linen or a sum of money. . Current president is Mrs. Hubert Mertz. Al H. 0.
Chalcedony Club
Sets Caton
The 25th anniversary of the]
Chalcedony Club will be cele-| brated Tuesday with a luncheon and program ‘in the Woodstock |
Club.
White Cross Guild Lists Meetings
Several units of the Methodist {Hospital White Cross Guild will
{meet this week In the Service,
{Center.
They are, tomorrow—Plainfieid tand Rebekah; Tuesday -- New
Four charter members are still| Jersey and Meridian Heights; with the group. They are Mes- Wednesday—Alpha Omicron Al-
dames George Pugh, Lina Byfield, William M. -Bartlett and R. W.| Mumford.
The group was formed in Octo-
pha, St. Paul Degree of Honor, fice, Triple E and Southport Nig tingales; Thursday—Mother,
{Bethel and Library, and Friday—
{Riverside Park, Prentice and
ber 1825 to provide a Sunday Oaklandon Universalists.
School class for underprivileged | children. During the second world | war they helped the Red Cross | provide a social room for service! 4 men and worked as Gray Ladies Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers Club, They now will be take care of pre-school age chil-| luncheon Tuesday in the Butler |.
in Billings Hospital.
dren at the Communal Center.
Mrs. R. 8. McCord, chairman of
‘Noon Luncheon The pledge mothers of . the honored at a noon
University Chapter House.
Miss Wilma Beck will ‘give a
the luncheon, will be assisted by musical program and Mrs. Harold! Mesdames K. H. Hoffman, C. A. Priest, president, will head the Barth and H. E. Soy 0 .
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