Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1951 — Page 4

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Teen Ballet Dancers Look to Future

Pair to Perform In Murat Show WITH the dream of Broadway footlights in

their eyes, two local teens will grand jete and chaine across the Murat stage Saturday in “Lisa and Her Wonderful Doll” and “The Voices of 8pring” ballets. Jean Perry and Sally Babcock are two cast members in the two afternoon shows. In the back of their minds will be the wish to do this type of work every day. Jean and Sally, the cat and the witch in the production, have both danced professionally before this. program, however. Each belongs to the American Guild of Variety Artists and has been booked as a specialty dancer.

Look to Future

THE PAIR has much in common, Both want tp... hit the big-time” as dancers . . . both’ realize they have strides to make yet... both already have given up a great deal in the interests of dancing. “If you knew all the parties ® and dates I've missed just to rehearse, practice or fill a booking,” sighed Sally, a Shortridge High School senior. Jean added a quick, “Me, too.” The two girls began dancing early, Sally at six and Jean at nine. They started ballet in high school. The pair agreed that they needed ballet to round out their dancing experiences.

Need Versatility “TO GET anywhere,’ 8ally pointed out, “it's absolutely necessary to be able to dance almost anything. Acting and singing knowledge is an added must.”

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cAG@aS nurs Pare ® iin Va RAR ABAMARA : Don't Bribe Child, Punish ont bribe Child, Punished Unjustly y sro sts sarin mi . . By MURIEL LAWRENCE ° Here is another authoritative and timely BUSY FATHERS and mothers are bound, article by Muriel Lawrence, one of her columns once in a while, to judge or punish their young- that go to the heart of American lifo—the famsters unjustly. ily. : When. it does happen, it i» important that the They are about the everyday problems of situation be dealt with promptly and properly. parents with their children. The author writes It is improperly dealt with ,when we make fussy apologies, or try to make up to our youngster for our mistreatment by granting him extra favors and privileges. A ng mother I know “Yalsely charged her small son with stealing the cookies she had planned to use for dinner, When she discovered that he had not taken them, she gave him a dollar to go to the store and buy the toy train he had been wanting. What she did was to reward her little boy for failing to stand up to her and fight for his right to be heard. No material favor or privilege we can give

a misguided child can compensate for the loss of confidence he suffers when he knows he has

THE CAT AND THE WITCH—Sally Babcock (kneeling) and production of "Lisa and Her Wonderful Doll.”

She hopes to continue her dancing studies after graduation this spring and combine it with advanced music, Jean, a 1950 graduate of Southport, teaches 110 dancing pupils in Beech. (isaye-wsiipg

continuing her own dancing studies

The -Saturday matinee was written by Mrs. Anne Hunt Fullwood and- Miss Marguerite de Anguera. Mel Ross is the producer and Edwin Biltcliffe is «3 charge of the music,

guidance.

failed to make us see the truth of his motives or actions.

vy o 8 GIVING FAVORS or privileges may afford us a pleasant glow of satisfaction that we have

pression ‘that grown-ups can buy their way out of their mistakes-—and children can’t. Making a habit of bribing children to forget

Mrs. Lawrence

them to believe that though we are careless about truth, we are a soft touch for any extra favor they may want. And it is not a far step from this conclusion to their taking deltberate advantage of our preoccupation with our own affairs. Then we have * the little victim who lies: “But I.did tell you, mother, only you didn’t hear me.”

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Jefferson, 7272 N, Pennsyl-| Marott Hotel.

vania, hostess. Mesdames Paul! Amy Keene. 8. Ragan, Wilber Smith and Tri-Corner — Noon. Mrs. Kenneth Speicher, assistants! Ludlow. Camby, Speaker, Mrs. Thomas D. Stev- Novelty sale.

Speaker,

WDC Elects Officers |

Mrs. W. F. Kraas Jr. was] elected president of the Woman's Department Club at yesterday's general club meeting, Mrs, F. L.| Cooper was named recording sec-|

retary. New directors are Mes- Mrs. P. M. Kilby, 5772 Central,

Centers staff.

dames Brandt C. Downey, H. 8. Friday Afternoon Reading—1:30 hostess. Program, Mrs. C. M. Allen and W. F. Summerville, p. m. Mrs. Kenneth Kastner, Finney. i Mrs. F. J. Uhl was re-elected; 1702 N. Emerson, hostess. “Indi- PTA UNITS

auditor. Because of a tie for the! ana’s Welfare Program,” guest School 13—7:30 p. m. Homecomoffice of vice president, polls will| speaker. | ing and father's night. Musical be open at the April general meet- Indianapolis Woman’s—2:30 p. m.| Program.

ing for that officer. Propylaeum, “From the Bal-16—7:30 p. m. Speaker, Mrs. St — Louis Bruck. Special music by

Tech High School students. 24-6 p. m. St. Patrick's Day supper, Nora—7 p. m. Open house

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‘1today in Caleb Mills Hall. |

Jean Perry are two teen ballet dancers in the Saturday matinee |

from long experience as .a counselor on child

disposed of the wrong we have done. But the | pleasant glow has left untouched a young im- |

that we are over-hasty in judging them can lead {

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Victorian Chap., ITSC — N and John Mahrdt and Miss p- Noon. Katie Kerz card party host-| o5th St. Branch, Merchants Na-|District of the Indiana Garden

Claude Clubs is sponsoring the luncheon

tional Bank. Mrs. day in PARADE MAGAZINE. | esses. { Daugherty, hostess. Speaker PARADE MAGAZINE comes (Wheel and Distaff Committee, 3.q Noble Reynolds ’ with THE SUNDAY TIMES. | Caroline Scott Harison DAR 8 ' 4

; ‘Wabash Chap., ITSC—7:30 p. m. Chap.—12:30 p. m. Mrs. J. H. D Pa garden club representatives on the

Sadie @ drawing for the gardens the hostess.

enson, Indianapolis Servicemens Woman's Round Table—1 p. m.

Re-elected By PEO

coming year are Mrs.

Serve it over egg A $100 check was presented tn

{foods supply wheat protein atthe chorus of the Indianapolis

Organizations— hl, . She Club Here Sponsoring Westminster Choir Event Scheduled y es At 8:30,P. M. Today | The Contemporary Club of, Indianapolis is sponsoring a

{performance of the Westmin-| ster Choir. It will be at 8:30 p. m.'

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The event will mark the annual guest night of the club. President is Charles R. Weiss, The famed choir was organized | by Dr. John Finley Williamson at the Presbyterian Church in Dayton, O, It still is affliated with the church but the touring unit is formed from the.student body, of Westminster Choir College, Princeton, N. J. Since the initial tour of the 40voice group in 1921 it has ap-| peared throughout America, in Cuba, Canada and Europe. Dr. Willlamson will conduct tonight. |

Altrusa Session Mrs. Mildred Loring Fitch, . Purdue University, will discuss “World Diplomacy Through the Looking Glass” at the dinner meeting of the Altrusa Club tomorrow in the Hotel Wash ington. The group will meet a 6:30 p. m. in the Gold Room. At the business meeting Miss Mamie D. Larsh. will discuss the work of the international grants - in - aid committee of which she is chairman. The | - group Will elect four delegates |

... DECORATIONS... COMMIT TEE—~Mesdames

legat Webster Argow . . . make decorations for the Saturday Matrix and alternates to the biennial Alumnae, Theta Sigma Phi Sorority. ’

convention in July, Bilsk a. Mis pitals will precede the luncheon. Sigma Phi, national journalism Mrs. William Bllsky and MIs. y . p.0,.0n Sheedy, dietetic fraternity.

Harry Wilcox are chairmen for : E: Jud 'the Hillcrest Country Club lunch-| association president, will be | udges for thd award will be

S (Prof. John Stempel, head of the {eon card party Wednesday. It toastmistress. [Indiana University journalism deJil be 3 JIS nM 1n the 2m, Speakers will include Miss partment; Dr. DeForest O'Dell, | C 8 w thead of the Butler Univer \style show by Davidson’s Indiana Pauline Bullick and Miss journalism department niversity \Fur Co. They will include Mes- Eleanor Ochs, dietetic interns; [ert O'Bannon, Hoosier State Press {dames George Lee, Frank Gray, Miss Alice Johnson, Indiana University student; Miss Doro-

{Association vice president: : |James McDaniel, E. M. Erskine Previous winners include Mrs. {and Frank Schmedel. thy Yates, Methodist Hospital,

Margaret Stephenson Moore,

Mesdames Ted Martin, Clar- and Miss Marion Jones, nutri- Franklin College journalism deence Stewart, J. Owen Mogg, E.| tion consultant, State Health partment head, and Theta Sig- | M. Campbell and John Stenger. Board. ma Phi national secretary; Mrs. | | Career Day The Fanny Wright Memorial Eleanor Jamison, Sullivan

Local high school senfor girls will be guests of the Indiana Dietetic Association at a career day program Saturday in the | Indiana University Medical Center. : | A tour of Robert Long, Cole- | ‘man, Riley and’ Rotary Hos-

Award. for the Hoosier woman who has distinguished herself in the field of journalism will be presented for the fourth time at Saturday's Matrix Table. The 1 p. m. luncheon in the Marott Hotel is sponsored by the /Indianapoli$ Alumnae of Theta

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Dessert Luncheon A dessert luncheon will be held by the Irvington Fortnightly Club at 1 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Maurice D. ‘Fields,

Today's Hand West dealer > Neither side vulnerable

NORTH ~~ MR. DALE IS not the kind of player who always rescues when his partner gets doubled. But with two five-card suits and a sinMrs. Keen 285 gleton club he thought there was a pretty fair chance of finding x oS a better spot in today’s deal. H AQT He tricd two diamonds first with the idea of taking a shot at a, Q10642 (hearts if he got doubled in a loud voice. But nobody could touch, 6h the two-diamond bid and there — WEST EAST he staved : MR. ABEL'S DOUBLE in toMr. Champion Mr. Abel Sh day's hand was bad. His best

Many players overdo this busi-

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Times, and Miss Helene Foel- |

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Community Leaders: Attend Parley

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education opened here yesterday and will continue through today. Approximately 75 community leaders and others interested in adult education wb attenging the rogram Sponso. y Purdue pr Indiana Universities and Ball State Teachers and Indiana State Teachers Colleges, : The purpose of the general theme, “One More Night = at Home,” is to find ways in which more community activities ‘ean be co-ordinated without duplication and wasted time.

For Self-Reliance

Paul Bergevin, director of Community Service, pointed out early in the conference that “an.all 1 [important job in adult education is to encourage people to bei selfreliant and not to depend ‘on ol others.” Careful planning and traimed leaders are the answer to the i | problem, he added. :

‘Symphony Group Grows Membership Reaches Total of 1035

The Indianapolis Unit, Women's Committee, Indiana State Sym{phony Society, totals 1035, ‘it is |announced by Mrs. James F. Cariroll, membership chairman of the |society. te The figure represents almost a 50 per cent ‘increase over last lyear, Mrs. Carfoll said as the current year's drive closed.

| 6225 Pleasant Run Pkwy. will | be hostess. { New officers are Mrs. Gilbert | Helms, president; Mrs. William | | H. Frosch, vice president; Mrs. | Fields and Mrs. Claude U. Wat- | | son, corresponding and record- | ing secretaries; Mrs. Robert Roesener, treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Schulmeyer, program chairman. | Mrs. T. G. Evard is the newly elected president of the. Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc. Other new .officers are Mrs. | James F. French and Mrs. Clifford J. Richter, first and second | vice presidents; Mesdames Fred J. Smith, W., J. Weaver and

Mesdames Ethel E. Minney, Wal/ter 'C. Holmes, Raymond T. Mars, L. L. Purdy, William Stout, Cor-

Ray F. Hodgdon, recording, cor- {bin Patrick, G. 8. Lohss, E. A, | responding and membership Block, G. F. Raymond and Don-

secretaries; Mrs. Christina Jai C. Drake.

Hinchman, treasurer, and Mrs. Also on Committee Alva Cradick and Mrs 8. R. Also on the committee were Lovick, directors at large. 10 Eh

. Becherer, Robert C. Burnett, : W. B. Conner Jr., James T. Cuniningham, Dan Flickinger, Richuble Opponent x: C. Lennox, C. Dolly Gray, ‘Horace W. Nordyke, Renato Pahad no defense against either req ¢inl, Elizabeth Best Lund and suit and what assurance did he Paul W. Burkholder. have that his opponents could not Others were Mesdames Harry jump to one of those suits? None V: Wade, Herman Wolff, Mary H. at all. Wilson, ‘A. N. Llewellyn, Robert a» =» Stith, Leslie DeVoe, John W, CofMR. ABEL ALSO had no infor- fey, Elinor Shouse and Philip Admation about whether his partner ler, Misses Rosalie DeMoss, ‘Rea had opened a maximum or a D. Bauer and A. Grace Hawk. minimum hand. If he and Mr. The group was organized in Dale had passed and then Mr.'1937 to aid in the support of the Champion had doubled, showing Indianapolis Symphony Orches-over-minimum strength and ver- tra. Yearly it conducts the orsatility, then Mr. Abel’ could have chestra’s season ticket and main-

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double into a penalty double. |sponsoring teas and other events As it was, Mr. Dale made four for its membership and their diamonds. He appreciated—and friends. Proceeds from all funcused—Mr. Abel's warning that tions conducted by the group go to the support of the orchestra.

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