Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1950 — Page 8
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“Aniual AAUW Event | ~ Will Be Nov. 14-18
A training meeting for all host-| esses for the Indianapolis Branch, American Association of Univer-/ sity Women's annual book and toy exhibit will be held’ tomorrow and Thursday. | There will be a 9:30 a. m. ses- * sion tomorrow in Ayres’ Auditorium and a 7:30 p. m. session Thursday in the “Cropsey Audi-
The annual éxhibit based on!
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Indiana's Territorial Sesquicen-| tennial will be. Nov. 14-18 in! Ayres’ Auditorium. =
_ Miniature “exhibits of the old! and new in booKs, toys and crafts! will be on display this week and! next in cases in the Teachers’ Li-| brary, Butler University Atherton! _ Center, Central Library and the| Indianapolis Power & Light Co.| Monument Circle window. A por Ball State Teachers College and Indiana University also will have special displays. Mrs. Walter Latz is chairman of the -miniature—exhibits—whieh are an educational service of the book and toy exhibit. ’ There is no admission charge for the exhibit in Ayres’, open to the public
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ll game. President and Mrs.
‘ton will be the scene of this vear's homecoming reception to be given Saturday -after M. O:
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ye. Ross will be hosts Discussing arrangements for the. reception : and tour of the building are (left to right) Mrs James J. Stewart, Toast Doughnuts hnut who will pour, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Seward A. Baker. who wil pli ay-o oughnuts In mites ; Ct aus Ye nraciiait No half, toast in broiler three to four in the receiving line. Mr. Stewart is presid oi the Indianapolis inches from flame. -Serve with Butler Alumni Club. and Mr. Baker is president of the Butler ham, maple sirup or honey. Alumni Association,
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Fall Festival
Turkey Dinner To Be Served
The annual fall festival of the Church of the Holy Cross will be {held Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Our Lady of Fatima hall.
Voekler are chairmen. A turkey dinner will be seived] from noon until 3 p. m. Sunday by Mrs. V. J. Obergfell and her comMembers are Mesdames
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Stati Ryan and Marie White, John and Rayvand
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bons, Thomas Adams,
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i “Thought control of the youth 4 of the nation” was cited as a pose @ sible danger of federal aid to edu{cation today by Howard Friend, Chamber of Commerce
Speaking at the Indianapolis Council of Women’s meeting in the North Methodist Church, Mr, | Friend outlined the pros and cons
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