Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1950 — Page 22
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‘Scout Yule Fete
Scouts of Troop No. 83 will {again be feted py the Indianapolis;
{Christmas hike to McCormicks| {Creek canyon tomorrow and Sun-| 'day. : | The Red Budding shelter house has been reserved for the troop land logs are available for fires. {Scouts are asked to bring their {own blankets, extra clothes and towels.
| | Those making the hike will
{meet at the Pure Oil Home of ITroop 83 at 11 a. m. tomorrow ifor transportation to the canyon. They will be returned at 7 p. m. Sunday.
Lawrence Girls “Club. To Give Concert
Lawrence High School
5, of Chicago, looks at a portrait of re which now hangs in solitary splendor amid garden tools in her family garage. Dale's father, Arthur Kushner, wanted his money back because, he charged, artist Eileen Eckman had made the portrait | "too pretty” to look like his daughter. When the judge denied him | the, refund of $135, Kushner hung ‘the painting in the garage in
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12 Noon—Lawrence High S¢hool Girls| {Costeert, _{ Club—Leora Crumrine, director. 12:15
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D. Hill, director, rispus Attucks School Brass Choir— Russell Brown, rector
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M.—Lawrence Grade School— Miles, director, —Marian College Bel Canto Ensemble Audrey Krouse, directo 45 M.--Howe Brass Eusemble—Robert "Burford, directo 8 P. M_-Allison "Male Chorus--Robert Burford, PEt P Che *Gregorians ~Doris Paulk-| ner. on
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