Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 37

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IS in the Ardon’t know me to being this summer. by cowbirds

| feeder.

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s. Greenleaf chairman of 's Mrs. Rob-

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SUNDAY, NOV. 5, 1650 Es

Will Benefit

From Frolic Shortridge PTA . Plans Nov. |7 Event |

The student aid and scholarship funds of the Shortridge High. School PTA will benefit from the _ proceeds of the Nov. 17 Family, Frolic. It will be from 8 p. m. to mid-, night in the school. The event was begun in 1933 as a means of getting parents, teachers and students better acquainted and to bring about a closer tie between home and school.

years during World War II. Since it has grown steadily. The PTA increase the number and amount of scholarships. It also has been able to provide much needed equipment for educational and extra-curri- . cular. activities, The annual event is the only Sih drhinA

money-making project of the organization. PTA Carnival Aids Listed

Two faculty members, Don R. T 1 N Knight and Kenneth Peterman, Oo e ov. are assisting Mrs. Addison M. arid Dowling, general chairman. Broad Ripple High School's Committee chhiirmen named by Parent - Teacher Association, is Mrs. Dowling include Mr. and Mrs. knee deep in plans for its Nov. 17 J. R. Rickley, auditorium show; oq nival 1 carnival in the sc . Dr. and Mrs. H.C. Oshsner, bake Mrs 8 i gym shop; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood. . M'% Russell J. Spivey is chalircandy, and. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil man, and Mrs, Kar! Koons and Ross. cashiers. Mrs. George Pattison are assistr. and Mrs, J. H. Roberts Jr. ant chairme checking; Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl 5

if: Dinner from 5 to 8 1 Vandivier and Mr, » p. m. wi a and Mrs. A. D. be served in the cafeteria. Booths

Wiles, coffee shop; Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sinclair. country store; Mr He ub in She gym. will De open and Mrs. P. R. Browning, fash- public at 5p. mw. fon show; Mr. and Mrs. RB. T. Sj. There will be. homemade can-

mon, flower selling, and Mr. and dies, relishes, jams and jellies for Mrs. VanDorn. Adams and Mrs, S2le. A “Carnival Girl” “AutoFdna Haerle, food bar graph Pup” (a saucy dachshund Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mever ‘and in the school colors of orange and

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pohlmann, Plack) and famous storybook fortune telling; Mr.” and Mrs. G. characters will be featured at the M. Hoster, Frolic queen; Mr. and gift booth in addition to aprons Mrs. D. A. Shardelow, games: Dr. and other handmade articles. and Mrs. H. M. Trusler, gift shop, The Thespians will be in charge and Mr. and’ Mrs. Herbert 3 of the fortune telling. Dracluy, Sweet, hobbies. made up of Dramatic Club memOiher Committees bers, will exhibit the cake walk. Dr. and Mrs. C. H, Jinks, in- , _LASso-a-Lassie” with feminine formation bureau; Mr. and -Mrs. targets will be sponsored by the

Riparian. school paper. Lettermans Club members have valunteered services for the throwing: contests, *

E. M. McNally, International-Ca gino; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Supple. movies; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Al exander, parce' post sale, and Mr. : and Mrs. A. C. Raup, picture tak- _, Little—and ig—~hrother and he et sister-—will do their angling at

their

fish pond. There will be danec-

RN) Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Fechtm: posters; Mr. and Mrs, a Fel. ing for al! in the girls’. gym. land and Mr. and Mrs. Tom SY Teer Woodard, procurement: Mr. and Sweep Regularly Mrs. B. H. Miller Jr. Soft drinks, To derive best use from vour and Mr. and Mrs. J, Dwight Pe- rugs- make a practice of vacuumterson, tickets. ing them regularly to take care

Each committee {gs composed of of daily accumulations of dust. parents and teachers and several Back this up with annual or semihave junfor committees made up annual professional cleanings to of students. ‘get rid of ground-in dirt.

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- very definitely -her own. ‘a high pole anyway, so a closet

“Her own_share of the sroom,

her own furniture and more . ing neafness as well as a di= than ‘that, her own share of * vider of space. closet space. With one hanging pdle low,’ Nothing is more important * there's 'extra room above it than keeping the belongings of ~~ which makes up for big sister's the two girls. separate, and in. using the whole shelf on top. the closet, _ this _ means more .The_low. pole and shelf, howrr Y—— —— ever, should be:moveable. Pro-

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: Family Hour

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water in the tub, soap him thor-

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Will Meet

U.S. Foreign Policy "To Be Subject.

"Miss Rose Thomson, 327 E. {Maple Road, will be hostess at {7:30 p. m. Nov. 15 for the evening International Relations group meeting of the American Association of University Women. Members will- continue their study

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