Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1951 — Page 37

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PAGE 38 Sectional Basketball In Spotlight Beech Grove Trio

Discusses Chances By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

THE SECTIONAL basketball &

games are on the minds of high

school students all through the]

city. Chances out at Beech Grove ; are discussed by a teen trio, “We have a better chance of i doing well in the sectional than] +. many schools] do,” says Larry . Fleming. “If we| get lined up with| schools in our) own bracket, our| chances of going| ahead are great-| er. We won't

Larry

know too much about that until after the drawing Wednesday, If

the bigger schools, or power- |

houses, are pitted against each] other, we have a greater chance of continuing farther.” Mr. and Mrs, Russell Fleming, Beech Grove, are Larry’s®parents. | He is vice president of the Stu-| dent Council and secretary of the

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“THE MARION County schools

have a good chance in my estima-x_ .

tion,” says Dorothy Dietz, “That's

in. The weather won't affect our chances much, The sXe crowd goes almost all § the time. Other schools usually back the underdog in any game % 50 they'll ge

they play. I usually get hoarse, so I plan to watch on television this time.” Dorothy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dietz, Beech Grove. = - a" » ” “WE HAVE as good a chance |

as anyone else,” says Don Pieper.

Dorothy

we did agaist Lawrence Central. |

avrence Cesitral. To Meet: Tuesday

then. Our game

Mothers Club of Butler University be Mesdames H. J. Walker, Ralph Mothers Club of Butler Univerwill have a dessert luncheon in Bird, William Lee Brown, John. ‘sity will hold its annual guest tea

___ SUNDAY, FEB. 11,1951

[Sorority Mothers Schedule Guest Tea

The Delta Gamma Sorority; Mrs. Howard Obenchain will | James C. Stafford, review Taylor Caldwell's «rhe burg Jr, Lawrence Balance Wheel.” |Clarence Bershart : Wilha the chapter house, 831 W, Ham esdames Max Hosea, hi p P| |B Collins and > L Il address the Tuesday. It will be at 2 p. m. in| In the receiving line will be the Was adange B. H. Bowles, Mary “How to Grow Old the chapter house, 737 W. Hamp- club officers and the chapter house | Aspinall and Martin H. Buhner [ton Drive. mother, Mesdames Clara Fulton, are in in charge of arrangements.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Butler Club to Entertain

Members of the Pi Beta Phi George Green-

Hostesses for the luncheon will Croker and

ton Drive, at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. | Special guests will be past pres-|group on idents of the organization. 'Gracefully.” !

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BARBARA SMITH is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A potential dental technician, Barbara hopes to study for her chosen profession at Fisk University,

Nashville, Tenn.

She is an English and history major at Crispus Attucks High School and a member of the Student Council and the

Senior Cafeteria Committee. Delphites Subdeb Club,

She is also president of the

the Futurettes and the junior usher

board of Allen Chapel AME Church.

parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith, 1940 Cornell Ave,

are her

Fach Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. Fill out the coupon below and send it to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9, for your nomination of the Teen of the Week before midnight Tuesday.

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their chins rest- ’ : ing on their hands.” i Pon Don is the son | of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pieper, |

ber of the basketball team, chair'man of the government class, a member of the HI-Y and the senfor scouts.

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| Tuesday was ap, m. Tuesday for a meeting of | good indicator. the Irvington Woman's Republifj We won 45 to 44. can Club.

The question of consolidation

| will help. There's with the men's club will be dis-| ; inspiration cussed and voted on. ~ from looking at and all those interested are ina crowd with yjteq to attend.

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Programs

The Camille Fleig Junior and Student sections of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will pre-

Mrs. Tyler Oglesby will preside. gant programs at 2:30 and 4 p. m.

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