Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 40
__ School 2-7 p.m.
Indianapolis Zonta's most
16 mm. projector, screen and films presented earlief this year to the General Protestant Orphans Home. Examining the projector are Mrs. Garth N. Wroten (left), president, and Mrs. Bruce C.
recent community gift was this
Hurlbert, service chairman and corresponding secretary.
This is Zonta Week. Indianapolis Zonta Club members will join International Zontas around .the world — in Europe, South America, Hawaii, even Iceland—in celebration of the organization’s 31st anniversary today through Saturday. Organized Nov., 1919, in Buffalo, it is a classified service organization of executive and professional women. The membership consists of - one top woman executive from each representative firm or profession in the community. The name comes from both a Sioux Indian and Greek word. It's Indian meaning is *trustworthy” and “honest.” In Greek “alive.”
Club Serves Community Internationalized in 1827 it now includes 225 clubs with a
total membership of nearly 8500. Thirty-two members. com-
prise the local group established in 1929 by Miss Sue Stuart, at that time head of the safety deposit department of the Peo- " ples State Bank. Through two decades the local group has given service in full measure to its community. Last year members completed
PTA Units Will Observe
~ Mrs.
a five-year program for the | Children’s Museum. A substan- | tial amount of its money was used to purchase display cases
for the museum.
Zonta sponsored nde: ledged Girl Scout troops fur- | nishing equipment, providing
camp scholarships and holiday parties. It has given both time and money to Julietta,
Charity Work Extensive |
CARE packages and clothing |
also have been sent abroad. | And large contributions have been made to the club's two | International funds--the Amelia | Earhart scholarship fund for |
graduate study in engineering | and aeronautics and the Marian | de Forest bound for club extension. { Dinner meetings are held on | the fourth Tuesday of each month in the Spink Arms | Hotel. | Dec. 2 Miss Marjorie Gile, | Madison, Wis., district gover- | nor, will be here to help the city club celebrate International | Day. | Officers are Mrs. Garth N. | Wroten, president; Mrs. Vena | Wilson Mohr, vice president; | Corinne McNeeley Bruce Hurlbert, recording
and | Mrs.
and corresponding secretaries, | and Miss Frances Baldwin, | treasurer.
National Education Week
Open houses in connection with Parent-Teacher Asso-| ciation meetings in a majority of Indianapolis public schools will highlight National Education Week.
The 30th observance of Education Week begins today.
In addition to the PTA meetings four school
will hold sessions.
study groups
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| School -24’s Parent Education study group will continue its study
of the-general theme: “Growing Toward Maturity” -with -the-topie;r——— Mrs. Louis Bruck will be the speaker for |
“Must Families Feud?” the 1:30 p. m. meeting tomorrow. =~ Mrs. Addarema Bridgewater; “The Exceptional Child”
for the school's Parent Education
School 27 principal: will-talk on!
group
Tuesday. The meeting is set for 8:45 to 10:45 a. m.
The final meeting of School 35's p. m. Thursday. Joe Pierson will speak. The theme is
derstanding.”
study group will be “World Un- |
The James E. Roberts’ Parent Education study group will com-
“plete its course on “Family Life.”
directed by Mrs,
Meredith Nichol]
gon, Tuesday. The meeting is from 9 to 11 a. m. A partial list of unit meetings scheduled for the week follow:
TUESDAY ‘James E. Roberts—7 p.m. Open house. Speaker, Ed Darnell. School 13—7:30 p. m. Open house. “Spiritual Needs of Our Children”: Mrs. Bert C: McCammon. ~Girl Scout demonstration. WEDNESDAY Open house. Speaker, Paul 1 Miller.
_Bchool 31:15 p.m. Pupils’ play.
Speaker, Mrs. Meredith Nicholson.
School 9—=T7 p.m, Eighth grade enti
panel,
~8chool 10—T7:15 p. m. Open house.
Film, Carroil Reynolds: .
8chool 14--6:30 p. m. Open house.
Junior high play.
School 15-7 p. m. Open house.
Speaker, H. H. Anderson.
School 17-—8 p.m. Speaker, G. L..
Hayes. School 198 Parents’ panel.
- Behoo)-20—1+30-pr
Hérman Shibler, on Boout] program. 2 _.Bchool 23--7:30 p.m. sSpeaker..
Miss Ruth Conner. ‘Bchool 27—7 p.m. Open house. Speaker, Dr. Robert B. Pierce.
School. 30—7 p.m. FBILY School 431—T7 p. m. Open house.
8choool 33—7:30 p.m. “The Open
Road,” Joe Pierson. : School 34—6:45 p.m. Open house.
p: m. Open house. |
Speaker, the Rev. N. D. Chupp. ou
Schoot IT=3 p.m, Film, “CHI dren in Trouble.” v School 40--7:30 p,m. Speaker, Mrs. Harriett Kelly. | School - 43—-1:15 p.m. Speaker,
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