Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1950 — Page 6
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By Opal Crockett
Told, missionary.
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pital in Manila, P. I,
superintendent of the hospital, > Bb
in it.
the Daughters
tors’ groups,
them to Indianapolis from
Montgomery County, *
born in 1869, Women organized.
lege on Senate Ave. gree in 1901
St, and Dr.
sionary work
Manila.
than
Mary Johnston Hospital.
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DPF. REBECCA PARRISH made her first resolution as soon as she could talk. ? “How will it be if when I'm big I am a missionary?” she asked her mother, “that - would be fine,” she became a
Dr. Parrish, now 81 years old and living in
for the U. 8. Women's Foreign Missionary: Society of the Methodist Church in 1908. For 27 years she served as
SHE ORGAINZED a nurses’ training school despite being on call 24 hours, Dr. studied native languages and diseases and wrote pooks. She organized a health clinic and taught
She taught swimming in Manila Bay, back of the hospital, tennis and basketball, and sociology in the University of the Philippines, she was active in the Methodist Church, educaof the American Revolution ond the Woman's Club. Dr. Parrish's services to humanity began at home, soon after the death of her mother, a widow, who left nine children. cared for her eight brothers and Sisters, moving their
* SHE CONTINUED to dream of becoming a missionary, attaching significance to having been the vear the Methodist Missionary
She remembered while teaching in Colfax and finally in 1808, enrolled in Indiana Medical ColShe received her MD. de- > with 46 other students, Dr. Thomas Dugan now of 2540 W, Washington Rose Buttz, 3227 Guilford Ave. After a year's interneship at Wesley Hospital,
SHE WAS accepted for foreign medical misbut health prevented her from entering the field until 1906. That year she went to
The same pair of hands that addressed more 500 Christmas and New Year's cards this vear served four and a half million people in
she received Christmas cards from all over the world, from former patients 2 and nurses, from
Dr. Rebecca Parrish! Decided Career Early
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Dr. Rebecca Parrish . dedicated to humanity. ing dresses of pineapple fiber. ing dresses similar to theirs for public meetings. > 0» including
gaged in private practice in the Philippines. Another came from Dr. Baldomero Estaben, first in-
Chicago, she joined the staff at Longcliff State , - stop | Hospital, Logansport, serving from 1902 to 1906. terne at Mary Johnston Hospital and now in Je He rk heeds the, oe @ charge of the Congregational Missionary Hos- 5% |
pital in Daloo, P. I. After retiring’ Dr. Parrish traveled for three years, speaking 1460 times in 16 states. The Parrish family of nine now includes only Dr, Parrish and her brother, William, of Chicago. “When William calls me he always tells me he loves me, as our mother taught us to do. She told us when we loved someone we must tell that person we did every day,” Dr. Parrish said.
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she isn’t making me happy by. trying to give me the things she's missed?
~ CELEBRATION MARIE WILSON DIVORCED 9 i LAS VEGAS, Nev, Dec. 30 The MELLO-TONES (UP) -— Marie Wilson, 34, who FRIDAY plays the beautiful - but - dumb radio character, Irma, divorced Actor Allan Nixon, 32, yesterday Bill BRISCO TRIO on cruelty grounds, Miss Wilson ; was awarded the decree and her SATURDAY maiden name at a closed hearing FREE Prizes and vefore Judge A. 8S. Henderson.
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DEAR MRS. MANNERS— MY MOTHER practically wants me to be a debutante. In My lo first place Daddy can’t afford to send me to the expensive school I'm going to. In the second place I don't like that kind of life. I wish you could make Mother see how foolish “it is to be affected, like she is. She always wanted social life but she married and had a big family and didn't! > have it. Now shé thinks I have to] have what she missed. .
The minute I home
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How can I make Mother see!
COLLEGE GIRL.
Your mother is being selfish | and foolish to try to pattern you info the kind of person she i
| wishes she could have been. | | But you're being a little self- | { Ish, too. |
You could strike some Nappy
| medium. How about finishing
this year and being a good | sport about it? Hold her down on the shopping sprees, telling her some of the social- |
ifes she greatly admires would |
| chose a certain dress, the price | | tox ‘which you have checked | and found moderate. Display some of the social | graces you've learned, to please your mother. They won’t hurt you one bit. Overdoing being eccentric, and “old shoe” can be affectation, too.
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‘Purdue e Agricultural
Alumni Unit Elects " LAFAYETTE, Dec. 30—C. B. [Pladle. Remington, has been re{elected president of the Purdue ° | Agricultural Alumni Association. * Other officers are G. H. Enfield, vice president; P. K. Connelly, treasurer; D. C. Pfendler, | secretary; and Gordon J. Graham, [field Lafayette. | G.W. Sample, Indianapolis, was re-elected to the board of direct-
rs Several thousand farmers, atThe best ti I have when I'm | {tending the Winter Agricultiral e bes. Lime Conf at Purdue University, friends she made on three trips abroad. Some home is when he and I go places | Conference or toa) Risin came from the women who, with Lr. Parrish, at- i ether, I tell him I don't want
tended the Governor's receptions in Manila, wear-| p=" © spend so much. He said| \production over the next 10 years.
Dr. E. L.Butz, head of the Pur-
Some came from i it makes Mother happy and! 1 the natives whom Dr. Parrish pleased by wear-/y. neq the subject. tenting the Winter Agricultural I like to fool around at home ..aage of yield per man as welll and see. my old school friends. ONE CARD came from her namesake, Dr. Mother wants me to be busy so- - Rebecca de Guzman, graduate of the University cially every minute. She wants!
of the Philippines Medical School and now en- me to throw over my old friends 1: except ‘those with social position. |
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