Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1951 — Page 33

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ : Travel-Study Founder Will Be Honored at Federation Meeting

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman, late founder of the International Travel Study Club Federation, and the organization's past presidents, will be honored at the Founders Day meeting of ITSC, Inc,

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Convention Opens Here Mar. 21

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Wednesday.

for a Wabash College student. Daniel is the six-year-old son of Mrs. Garry Daniels, president of the recently organized Bonnie Brae Chapter, Rochester. . The scholarship is given In memory of Tom Artman, son of the founder. The winner's name will be announced later.

Plan Music Program Mrs. Carl Dietz will have charge of the secretary memorial and Mrs. A. Clinton Davisson will give the welcome address. A musical program will be presented by Mrs. R. G. Foland, violinist, and Marijo Alexander, pianist. The Brownsburg Quartet of that city will sing. Members

The program will be at 8 p. m. in the World War Memorial. The past presidents will be introduced .by Mrs. John W, Thornburgh, Daniel B, Daniels, Rochester, will accept the ITSC scholarship

Mrs. Todd |

Is Hostess

Sorority Chapter Sets Meeting

Mrs. Katherine F. Todd, 1938 Wilcox St., will be hostess at 6:30 p. m, tomorrow for a meeting of the Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta Sorority. Final arrangements for the annual province meeting will be

made, The province event will be Apr. 8 in the Warren Hotel.

Mrs. Louis E. Kruger has been named chairman and Mrs, B. L. Byrket, assistant chairman, for the 26th annual convention of the Indiana State Society, National Society, Daughters of the Union, 1861-65. b It will open at 10 a. m. Mar. 31

{In the Marott Hotel, | Registration at 9:30 a. m. will {be directed by Mrs. Verl Andergon, Winchester. Delegates and {alternates will report at the same {time to Mrs. Walter Baxter, cre|dentials chairman. { Mrs. C, J. Finch, will escort

[the procession of national-and ——

|state officers. Mrs, A. J. Shaffer {will be color bearer "and Mrs, | Austin Flinn, Franklin, pianist, Memorial Service | A memorial service will be con~ |ducted by Miss Elizabeth Bond, Columbus, state chaplain, Miss

Kennedy. Ret CARD PARTY The annual sand} party of the Women's Organization, National Association of ie Meadumes Pau paken urtia crs. Murry pe Be, rant |Phyitis Epperson, Columbus, vio- : era ruggists, wi . i a ; : 3 0 . # i {lnist;, wi ; : the evening it Druggists, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday n the Athenaeum. Shoppin for candy for the rerice Smith: Mrs. Ivan Meyers is Edna Burns and Mrs, 8. N. Cox. STATE DAY SKIT—Members of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority | Pe wi Diay a Glass. ‘Mrs, _ party in Mrs, Steven's Candy Shop, I5 N. Meridian St. are Mrs. J. |. Gelly (left), organization |the pianist. Mis. Ray F. Hanger Province governor who will pre- : ¥ ; : Shaky Projects of te state act. an tabie. president, and Mrs. W. J, Hamaker, candy committee chairman. will give a group of readings. side is Mrs. Wilbur Hasler, Green-| collegiate chapters in -Indiana will present skits at the annual ToD pe poy) ing eollegs schol : . ‘ TT a : Tr : rs. Denzil P, Washmuth, event (field. Sh "state day luncheon ‘at noon Mar. 31 in the Claypool Hotel Riley |ants of Vet Deaton, Wale Set Fiesta For A r 20 Fashion Shows chatrman, (8. being ass(sted bY: Attending - wit}: be. Mrs. Olive, .... y $ . a a) coral ye oe Hoy an the Or al Yea po, W: : Pp - i Two. fashion shows. at 12:15 Meadames M. C. Safferd, Louis King, Anderson, Sigma Beta na- Room. Holding a practice session for their “Show Float" number Grace Nettleton Home Harrogate tanley We po ’ -m , H. H. Mi . . ¢ : . wil $ ba 4 y judges. Mrs, Rr ans ee uior Leunaeq M. Evans, general chair-land 2:15 p. m., will be held Tues- Bert Fern iehel alk Disa: a egales are Misses ‘Sue Phares, Cora Lane, Janet Wilkins and Joan Ped. Foe regent is Mrs, BE c w. man. . . : . 8 s. B. C. W. esident.. | Parent-Teacher Association] pnoiuded are Messrs. and Mes- day in Ayres’ Meridian Shops. 'kinson. ~~ = __'up the province. | low (left to right), members of the Butler University Chapter. | Wischmeler. i spring fiesta Wednesday. dames Paul Huckeriede, Rex Fox, |™ : Tt TE TI —————————— | PR po Chairmen ary the Howard Herman, Robert Scharfe 0 B 0 om py ; . & + M.land Donald Edison, Mesdames (} <4 * nde the cscalator UR IN 1} ~ontor—+t; ne en ; ! In the. Behool. : 504 Donald Sdiscn. Mesoames|- a ¢ ¢scalators to Wasson's youth center—fitth Hoon JS P. M. | They have been named ‘bY pathy, L. D. Blythe, J. T. Bennett y \

{and John Ryan.

Delta Tau Delta, | is yen segier ama ics . y . . N 1pfy Yates, Manley Lewis, M. Dale Mothers Plan Party tates. x Douglas Conrod, Noble The ways and means commit- poole, Norman Bullard, Harold tee of the Butler University Delta poege, Lynn Robbins, Harry Tau Delta Mothers Club will Thomas and Arthur Hartson. sponsor a parcel post card party|

Friday in the chapter house. It will be at 7:30 p. m. ‘Mrs. M. O. Ross

Mrs. Thomas Stebbens will be guest speaker for the evening's To Be Speaker Mrs. 'M. O. Ross, wife of the

program. ° ’ Mrs. Carl Rouch; committee | : : ’ |Butler Uniwérsity : president, will chairman, is being assisted by |B at the at ri of w

. : Mesdames L. A. Batten Sr., w. § |PF Beta Put Mothers Club tomor-

«Christie, Arch Reynolds and|. :

Jamies J, Buehanan. A 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon Iwill be in the chapter house.

Council of Women, uesdames Bruce Childs, R. R.

Ballere, George Bowman and H, Set Broadcast E. Gottberg will be hostesses. The next broadcast of the In-

dianapolis Council of Women will be from 11:15 to 11:30 a. m.| For new brides or housewives Saturday over WISH. who need reminding: Always iron Mrs. A. LeRoy Portteus, safety monogramed towels, scarves and

Monogramed Towels

chairman, will present a program handkerchiefs on- the wrong side|

on “Safety in the Home.” Also|over a Turkish towel. Ironing on

speaking will be Mrs. Robert |a hard surface or on the right Straughn, council treasurer. |side flattens the raised finish.

The Mature Parents —

Children Need Reminding Parents Can't Be Perfect

By MURIEL LAWRENCE OONER OR LATER, our children will discover we do not always practice what we preach. When

they do, we should not retire from authority, with our faces red and our confidence shattered. . Youngsters should be put straight when they attempt to use our failings to evade facing and correcting their own. : Efforts to force us to overlook their mistakes by reminding us of ours are tactical devices that rout only the unwary or insecure father and mother. When our youngsters demand a ‘good example” from us, they need reminding that we are, alas, fallible human creatures who have no pretensions to perfection. This tends to disarm them of their bumptiousness and gives us the chance to point out that we are making a pretty sincere and consistent struggle to do our best with ourselves. Unless this is true, of course, you won't be able to make a good case for yourself s+ when your child tries’ to browbeat you into passively accepting his wrong attitude by challenging you to prove your divinity. ” ”

5 o = td YOUNGSTERS ARE perfectionists. American parents should be on guard against the susceptibility of young people to other perfectionist thinking that minimizes and discourages effort. We should keep them from going overboard for highminded reminders of the distance that still lies between us and perfection. Just as your child will lose heart if he is constantly reminded of his failings, so we can lose it by constant reminders of ours. In the precise proportion that we give our young persons loving reassurance of their ability to overcome

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their weaknesses, we have the moral right to ask similar reassurance from them. Family leadership, like other leadership, is not gained . : BS g B. LINEN SUIT in natural, maize,

by self-righteous assumption of freedom from human error. Recall for yourself examples of leadership that have impressed you. Pretty generally you will find that your trust is given to the man who never forgets to acknowledge what has been done when he points out what remains to be done. By recalling the progress that has been made, he inspires us to make more. Parents} recognition of their personal moral progress is as essential as recognition of their personal moral failures.

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