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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 38+

State Garden Club

For Annual Meeting

Theme Is ‘Springtime on the Wabash’; 20th Session to Be Held at Purdue

Times State Service

WEST LAFAYETTE, Apr. T—Mrs. R. M. Jackson, Lowell, Garden Club of Indiana president, has announced the program for the 20th annual meeting of the state

organization, ris ie It will be held here Thursday and Friday in the Purdue University Union Building. Convention theme is “Springtime, on the Wabash.” BN Mrs. Henry C. Prange, Indianapolis, Central West District director, is convention chairman. Local ments chairman is Mrs. T. Eugene Bailey of the Wabash Valley Garden Club. Assisting her are Mrs. H. O. Thompson and Prof. E. R. Honeywell, both of Lafayette, ® Members of the Wabash Valley Club, assisted by the additional, 34 clubs of the district, will act as hostesses. ! Registration will open at 10 a. m, Thursday and 8 a. m. Friday. | Executive board members willl f meet at 11 a. m. the first day. At | the same time a forum for club! presidents will be held. Prof. T. Edward Shaw of Purdue’s forestry department will speak at the 6:30 p. m. dinner Thursday. His subject will be “Children and Trees Grow Up Together.” A musical program will be given by Miss Patricia Berry, soprano, and Frank O'Brien, bari-| tone.

Club-Tea Arranged

A tea for club presidents in honor of Mrs. O. L. Seabaugh, Cape Girardeau, Mo., will be at 3:30 o'clock that afternoon. Mrs. Seabaugh is Central Region director, National Council of State Garden Clubs. Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan make up the central region. “Indiana As a Member of Central Region of National Council” { will be Mrs. Seabaugh’s subject ° during the 9 a. ml. business session Friday. Prof. W. L. Ayres of Purdue, American Rose Society president, will talk on “A Rose in Everv| Garden” at the 1 p. m. buffet luncheon. Immediately afterward Prof. Honeywell, associate pro-| fessor of floriculture at the uni-| versity, will conduct a tour of the campus. Among convention guests will be Mrs. Leslie Abbot, Garden Club of Kentucky, Inc., president, and Mrs. Jessie M. Shields, corresponding secretary, both of Louisville. Atkinson, Kappa Delta Phi, Officers’ slate to be presented, charity; Mesdames Bernard | by the nominating committee Fri: Barnes, Lavern Shuler and | day include Mrs. Simpson G.| Henry Strahan, Phi Gamma Stowe, Selma, president; Mrs. Earl! Sigma, music, and Mesdames T. Aiken, Linton, second vice! Richard Hill, Joseph Kesterson president, and Mrs. Thomas W. and Frank Widner, Gamma Phi McKinney, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Alpha, publicity. Vernon Hyer, Parker, recording; and corresponding secretaries. | EF Mrs. James E. Jobes, Central f orm ! West District; Mrs. Ray L. Rob- venis inson, Paoli, South West District, == and Mrs. William McVaugh' Jr.,| TOMORROW Pendleton, Central East District, Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae— directors. | 8 p.m. Mrs. John R. Swan, 320 Miss Edwina Morrow, Rich-| Arden Drive, hostess. “White! mond, heads the nominating com-' elephant” sale. |

mittee. Members are Mrs. Burke Handicraft Study Group. Indian-] apolis Branch, American Association of University Wemen— 7:30 p. m. Shortridge High!

‘Spring Frolic’

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Mrs. Joseph Kesterson

Three sorority groups, Kappa | Delta Phi, Gamma Phi Alpha

and Phi Gamma Sigma, are | sponsoring a “spring frolic” dance from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. | Saturday in the Knights of Co- | lumbus Hall. Louie Haboush’s orchestra will play. Proceeds of the event will be used to assist cerebral palsied children. | Committees for the dance are: Mesdames Norman Tirsway, 8. A. Littrell and Harold

cis Fauvre, Newburgh; Mrs. I. W.| Cooper, Middletown, and Mrs. W.! M. Stillmore, Evansville. Reservations for the dinner and! Scheel. [Sorin Johnson, plas-| luncheon may be made with Mrs.! © “nd leather Instructor. W. E. Gray, 479 Maple St., West, USA Chap., American War Moth-

Lafayette, and room reservations| ©r—1:30 p. m. Food Craft with the Union Building, Purdue, Shop. Proceeds for Mothers! University. i Day gift booths at Cold Spring,

———— | and Billings Hospitals. ! WwW pi ‘Alpha Epsilon Chap., Delta Theta omen an | Tau—7:30 p. m. Broad Ripple | - Branch Library. Nomination Golf Pla eee Y Alpha Mu Latreian—1:30 p. m. C + cl b G Mrs. D. E. Bowman, 6956 WarQun ry u roup wick Road, hostess. Business.

Sets May 3 Opening Alpha Nu Latrejan—1 p. m. Mrs.| Ladies playing in the nine-hole Russel White, 6102 N. Oakland,

golf competition of Meridian Hills| [0Stess. Plans for the May,

Country Club will open their sea- guest tea. . | son of play May 3. Irvington Coterie—1 p. m. Mrs,

A luncheon will be held Apr. 19 Arthur R. Robinson, 421 Blue: to entertain new members. Wayne Ridge Road, hostess. “Hawali, Timberman, the pro for the club, A Vacationers Paradise,” Mrs. will speak to the group. C. E. Donnell. Recently elected officers are Monday—1:30 p. m. Colonial] announced. They include Mrs. Furniture Co. Meridian Room.| Albert L. Masten, chairman; Mrs.. Business session at 1 .p. m.| Kenneth F. Adair, co-chairman, “Communism,” Carroll Reyand Mrs. Gordon ¥. Farnsworth, nolds.

treasurer. Municipal Gardens Woman’s DeList Chairmen partment—11 a. m. board meet-!

| ing. Noen luncheon. LafayCommittee chairmen are: Mrs. ! Robert A. Blackburn, handicap; ette Road Clubhouse. Program.)

Mrs. Sydney L. Houck, rules; Mrs.! Mrs. Augustus Horton. Ray E. Jones, tournaments and Chap. P, PEO—12:30 p. m. Mrs. | awards; Mrs. Arthur O. Pitten-| C. Drake, 6921 Warwick| ger, “hospitality; Mrs. Robert M.! Road, hostess. “The World OutKraft, ringer score; Mrs. Norb F.| Side” Mrs. W. C. Gardner. Schaefer, publicity, and Mrs. Ed- Chap. BC, PEO—1 p. m. Miss gar K. Goss, hostess. Carolyn Wiggers, 4577 N. IlliMonthly chairmen will be: Mes-| nois, hostess. Report on Cottey, dames David G. Banta, John E.! Cottage, Mrs. Susan Dinwoodie. Cady, Paul C. Dykstra, Horace E. Pi Beta Phi Mothers—1:30 p. m. Fritschle Jr. Charles A. Weller, Butler University Chapter! and Edward P. Everett. | House, 831 W. Hampton Drive, June 14 and 15 have been set Surprise program, Mrs. W. A, for the spring handicap tourna-| Evans, chairman.

ment. The annual club cham- Present Day—1 p. m. Mrs. John pionship tournament will be held F. Edwards, 4335 N. PennsylSept. 6 and 7. vania, hostess. Book review, Mrs. Albert Williams. | Alpha Chap., Sigma Delta Pi—7 Al umnae p. m. Mrs. Oscar Buehler, 926!

N. Lesley, hostess. Buffet sup-! per. {Social Study—12:30 p. m. Jones

Sets Fete Restaurant. “The Way West”,

.Chl Omega Sorority Indianap-) (Guthrie), Mrs. R. H. Ayers. |

olis alumnae will observe the 56th Welfa Noon. 38th St. branch, |

anniversary of the sorority at a Meérchants N ) ational Bank. Mrs. Founders Day dinner Tuesday. go" j gananerg hostess usd

It will pe at 6:30 p. m. in the 38th & pranch, Indiana National man, Installation of new offiank. | . Miss Veronica Morrissey,” head PTA UNITS of Ayres’ Tearoom, will speak. Warren Central High School— Assisting Mrs. Robert Nagan| 5:30 p. m. Men's supper meeting. and Mrs. W. 8. Red, chairmen, Speaker, E. C. Eash, principal.| will be Mesdames W. T. Gradi- ———————————— son, R. A. Purcell, J. B. Catterlin, Two Join Staff J. C. Metallic, W. V. Roberts and | John Girard. Of Howe Paper

Officers for the coming year, will be installed. They are Mrs.| Og members ye the KL2% Stephen Baker, president; Miss Lo ve X ed owe Hig Jean Ober, vice president; Mrs. E. School publications staff. Jenny R. Pipher, secretary, Miss Mar- Wills writes for the paper and guerite Randell, treasurer, and janet Turner is a staffer on the Mrs, BR. D,-Allen, Hiv i officer: | Party guests in the home of . {Joyce Harbison, 437 N. Riley, Wash Vases Daily |Ave.,, were Mary Bergen, Judy To cut down on bacteria decay, Miller, Beverly Mavity, Phyl, vases and “frogs” used for fresh/Myers, JoAnn Roberts, Shirley, flowers should be washed daily in| McLain, Charlotte Stuck, Ginny

Group of U. S. Officials to Address Convention of Women's Clubs Federation

Times Special I At the opening business session |“democratic and universal in ap- prevailing on or about Nov, 1, become an executive committees . WASHINGTON, Apr. 7—A group of top government speakers ye, 15 Mrs. Houghton will give plication.” - 11950. lmemiber. vp

will address -the General Federation of Women's Clubs annual con-/ : 3 At i 1017 Dera) hotel Shamrock, Houston, |& keynote address on the conven- It is to be administered by a Revise By-Laws +A number of overseas club | commission composed of both ei- resentatives are expected to mt-

Program for convention has been announced in the official/tion theme, “A New Birth of ; call released by Mrs. Hiram C. Houghton, GFWC-president, and Mrs. preedoim.” . vilian and military personnel with] Other resolutions urge the gov-|tdhd in addition to delegates from a majority of civilians and mak-|éThment L. pursue a piugram of ey, vy state. %

L. J. McCaffrey, secretary. ing available manpower of the realistic economic stabilization) — fa

Among the speakers will be ture and radio industries. A major feature of convention nation beginning at age 18. jand protect families and children! Accent on Soup

Gen. Omar Bradley, Joint Cilefs| "pw. g.9 p. m. dinner May 14 : of Staff Defense Department|given by the Texas Federation, sessions will be the adoption of| On the subject of inflation a during mobilization. Ever hear of cream of ct resolution urges- the government) * ppnother business item is a com- soup? It can be made like a reg-

chairman; Millard Caldwell, fed-|will formally opea convention. A resolutions to determine GFWC : ution » a eral Civil Defense Administrator; reception afterward will honor |tutyre policy. . [to adopt and enforce controls ; ; ular cream of vegetable soup with without regard to partisan, po- plete revision of by-laws which o dash of curry for accent and a

Mrs. Perle Mesta, U..S. Minister Mrs. Houghton. Gov. Allen; Among the 20 resolutions sub ¢ to Luxembourg, and Dr. Luther Schivers of Texas and Houston mitted for consideration are ap-|litical considerations of the in-'Propose addition of a third vice topping of elegant crisp silvered Evans, Congress librarian, as™ayor Oscar Holcombe will wel- proval of universal military terests of special groups and asks president and the election of a|roasted almonds for good taste

training and service which is'food prices be rolled back to those director of junior clubs who will land glamor. 4

education, the press, motion pic-| Act on Resolutions

well as experts in business and come the delegates.

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