Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1951 — Page 6

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and supervisors will have their annual state convention Friday and Saturday in the Marott Hotel. Mrs. Agnes Henderson, Indiana Supervisor, and Mrs. Dorothy Hampson, Indianapolis Supervisor, are in charge of arrangements, The session will begin with a fellowship tea and conclude with a 6 p. m. dinner Friday. E. H. Kahlo, jnformation manager of Indiana Bell Telephone Co.. will be guest speaker. A musical program will be given by the Shortridge Glee Club. The Saturday meeting will be devoted to plans for the programs of the coming vear. The need of increased community service in co-operation with all civil, civic, welfare and religious groups will be stressed. George Madden, advertising manager of Block's will be guest speaker for the Saturday luncheon.

Special Guests

Special guests at the convention attended by hostesses and: supervisors from 50 Indiana cities will include, Mrs. Eleanor Froelich, Southern Ohio Supervisor, Dayton, O.; Mrs. Lillian Kreps, manager of foreign relations division, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce; Mrs. Fern Norris, vice president of Marion County in charge of Infantile Paralysis. Russell B. Faux, circulation director, The Indianapolis Times; Virgil Sheppard, executive director American Red Cross, and Paul Walk, public’ relations divi-! sion, Ford Motors.

YWCA Week | Observed |

Central Branch To Give Play

Recognizing national YWCA|

KAREN ROSE KREMER

Kenny Joe, 7, and Danny Le, 10 months. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy N. Kremer, 1317 | week which began yesterday and. Hoefgen St., are her parents.

of Riley Hospital Cheer Guild | will be at 1:30 p. m. Friday in | the Murat Temple. It was postponed from February. Proceeds will be used for continuation of the student nurses scholarship fund and maintenance of the Riley Hospital bronchoscopic department. Mrs. Carl Aumann is general chairman, and Mrs. William | Haine is in charge of reservations. Guild officers will be installed at tomorrow afternoon's meeting in Ayres’ Auditorium. The executive hoard will meet at 10 a. m. Delegates to the 53d national convention of the Amer|_ican Hospital Association next Yall in St. Louis will he chosen. Mrs. A. A. Allentharp, incoming president; Mrs. C. H. Irrgang, outgoing president, and Mrs. H. C. Fromer will attend the Tri-State Hospital Assembly Apr. 30- May 2 in Chicago. lllinois, Michigan ond Wiscon- | sin will be represented in addition to Indiana. Seven women will be initiated Wednesday in the Propylaeum into Sigma Theta Tau Sorority, | national honorary society for { women In university schools of nursing. A dinner will follow the initiation ceremony for Misses . | Jean Coffey, Charlotte Skoag- ' lund, Martha Bracken, Jeanette Dowds, Martha Fallis, Bernice Hartz and Ruth Lamberson. Miss Charlotte Bray, health and welfare council of Indian- | apolis and Marion County, and | Miss Nellie G. Brown, superintendent of Ball Memorial Hos- | pital, Muncie, will speak. |

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The annual mother-daughter | dinner of Kappa Kappa Gam- | ma Mothers’ Club will be held | at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the | chapter house. | Mrs. William Osborne, chair- , man, will be assisted by Mes- { dames V, F. Saylor, Paul Fer-

{ Chance, Russell McClurg, Maruy a. . | garet Job, Parmer Meyers, : mes Photo oy Henry E Glesine Jr. | Stanley McKay, and Clitford | , 3, irons clothes for her dolly. She has two brothers, Hart. y y

The annual election of of- |

will extend through Saturday.:

the Central Branch wi resent Tomorrow's Events—

dom” at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday.’

Club will be held at a tea in Jordan Hall, Butler University, at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Mrs. | Jean DaVie is in charge of

ficers of the Eliza A. Blaker

The public is cordially invited to Alpha Beta Latreian—1 p. m.

attend. Mrs. Jack Pilcher, 4601 GraceThursday the Business and Pro- land, hostess. Book review, fessional Girls Club and the Mrs. C. H. Ridge. Tea for

Thursday Club will meet together Mothers and guests. : at 7 p. m. A program will be Daughters of the British Empire given including a planned dis-+© —12:30 p. m.- 38th St. branch, “cussion of the theme “To Find “Indiana National Bank. Ins My Place In The World—As A Aparior Decorating. ; Woman, As A Christian, and As Shguous Group. Epsilon Sigma A Citizen.” micron—12 30 p.m. Mrs. C. : ! J. Finch, Bridgeport. hostess. A report will be made on how, .yuqjark” (Bonnet), Mrs. M. E the $2.000.000 raised in this coun-, Robbins. ee try following the second World Hoosier Tourist-— Noon. Mrs. W. War has been spent in rebuilding; G. Holt, 5240 Cornelius. hostess. YWCA programs throughout the, Book review, Mrs. C. D. Ridge. world. Spring party. Miss Neva Petz chairman, will.Central Unit, Indianapolis Wombe assisted by Miss Clara Morris, em's Voters League—8 p. m. and Miss Rose Billings. YMCA. “Mental Health.” The Phyllis Wheatley Branch Inter Alia—2 p. m. Mrs. F. B. of the YWCA will also welcome Haney, 4601 E. 71st, hostess. visitors week day afternoons and! Program, Mrs. Walter Edwards evenings when regulap activities. 2nd Mrs. Mabel B. Renick. are in progress. Total membership of the Indianapolis YWCA is approximately 3500 and participants in its 1950 programs numbered over 80,000.

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Britons Use Tablecloths Made for Milwaukee Club

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT GENEVA, Apr. 23—There was an amusing little item reported from London in the newspaper yesterday.

It seems that the members of the House of Commons were a little astonished to find themselves using tablecloths marked “Milwaukee University Club.” : They demanded to know the reason why and found the cloths originally were made for export, but later rejected because of flaws. Then they were sold in the U. 8. and the owner's name was stamped on them. However, in 1947 in England, when it became difficult to get any goods, even for the use of the House of Commons, these rejected tablecloths were bought and are being used for the members of that august body in their dining room.

= o ~ I WAS TALKING to a young American girl the other night who has spent. from last February to the present time in Yugoslavia. She tells ma she has driven her own car everywhere, that she has seen many parts of Yugosjavia, and Bo difficulties were placed in her way. She found the churches filled and has made many friends. She will return to work this summer on the railroad which the young people are building.

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a Artists | Ss. Ray Hanger. Late Book—12:30.p. m. Mrs. E. A. By MARGUERITE SMITH To Be Feted- —

Schulz, 72 Sherwood Drive, Times ‘Garden Editor ¢ Reception Set For

[ Roses Speaker, Mrs. Charles Q.—I have moved to a place evens. where the backyar is t . : vard is quite Benefit Recital Group The Jordan Music College will

Mayflower p. m.

‘Ch ) : ap. Q PEO—1:30 p. m. Mrs. shady-—and very bare. There are

W. H. Crump, 25 E. 36th, host- 2 ess. Guest tea. three trees in a small area. one popor artists appearing on the Chap. U, PEO—1. p. m. Mrs. John ©p the lot line where I would benefit recital for the Al Feeney | | Siegesmund, 6161 E. Pleasant like to get a shrubbery hedge Scinzship Fund with a Jeception | Run Pkwy. 8. Drive, hostess. y ollowing the concert tonight. “New Ideas,” Mrs. O. C. Win- started. Will 1 have to lake will be at 8:30 o'clock in Caleb . 3 that tree out or do you think zine Hall

ters. Chap. W, PEO—2p. m. Mrs. 7. B. hrubs would grow under it?| Artists to be honored are Jane

Weaver, 6044 Evanston. host- ‘vould rose-of-sharon grow Johnson Burroughs, soprano, Dor-| | ess. Visit to Conner Prairie, there? N. Pennsylvania St. 'Othy Sparks and Louise Ritter, Farms. duo-pianists.

A.—Could yeu trim some of the Patrons of the concert will be

lower tree branches off, and if guests. A committee from Mu shade is still thick, thin out Phi Epsilon Sorority and the some of the upper branches? Sigma Alpha Iota Alumnae Club : will be hostesses. |

That would give your yard fil- | tered sunshine and you can _ MTS. Frank E. Gerke and Mrs. raise many flowers and shrubs Robert White Blake, chairmen,

in that much light. Shrubs and will be assisted by Mesdames Saul

Chap. AM, PEO—S8 p. m. Mrs. J. H. Hirt, 2929 E. Kessler Bivd., hostess. “Heirlooms,” Mrs. William Boyd. Spencer—Noon. Mrs. C. A. Cassady, 5936 University, hostess. Book review, Mrs. A. C. Wood. Westfield Women’s — 1:30 p. m.

Mrs. Roy Vondette and" Mrs. flowers, too, will grow right up, Bernat. Howard Stitt, R. M. Lowell Nussbaum, hostesses. to the base of your lot-line tree Crandall and Charles Martin. “Health,” Dr. Dean Garrett. {contrary to common experi- Miss Gladys Alwes and Miss PTA UNITS ence) if you are willing to put Charlotte Moore.

School 60-9 a. m. Study course “Week-ends: What to Do With Them.” Bluff Avenue—7:30 p. m. “Is Your Home Safe,” demonstration by Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Co. First grade rhythm band. Installation of officers. ‘Mars Hill—7:15 p. m. Open house.

in enough time and effort to ~~ rb. 1 maintain soil fertility and Heat Is Controlled moisture in the ground so both When using a dual-controlled tree and plants have enough. electric blanket be sure the con-Rose-of-sharon is one of the trols are arranged so that each] easiest shrubs to raise, takes person is operating the one for] lots of punishment, so should his side of the blanket. There are| be a good one for your difficult instructions on each control to situation. 3 guide you.

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Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Sets Benefit Card Party

Mother-Daughter Affair Scheduled

meeting Wednesday. Mrs. Rich. ard Buschmann will be moderator for the 1:15 p. m. meet. ing in School 48.

The Indianapolis Earlham College Women’s Club will meet with Mrs. Carleton B. Edwards, 6457 N. Illinois St. Miss Helen

Hollingsworth, Ayres’, will talk informally on interior decoration at the the 12:45 p. m. meeting Wednesday.

Theta Sigs

Honor Five Evelyn Armuth Is Pledged

Times State Service FRANKLIN, Apr. 23—The annual Matrix Table held last week by the Alpha Omega Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi Sorority honored five women with associate memberships in the organization. They were Mrs. Jean Brown Wagoner, Indianapolis author of children’s books; Mrs. Ruth Hancock of the Greensburg News and Rushville Republican and Telegram; Mrs. Ann Green, women's editor of the Columbus Evening Republican; Mrs. Sarah Otto, PAUSE FROM PLANNING—Mrs. Charles Hamer left), Mrs. oo more8 Couto Indianapolin William Detroy (center) and Mrs. Harold Glasser (right) pause newspaper woman and Ft. Wayne Suing o Srey Fehuates of the skit for the "Bowery Ball" to be spor- |personnel director. sored by the Indiana University Dental Dames at 8:30 p. m. Satur- . day in Hilltop House. Mrs. Hamer is general chairman of the party. ‘Honored for Service

Times Photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr.

For meritorious civic service in The Irvington Women's Lions Johnson County Mesdames Frank Club will hear Mrs. W. R. Hig- Banta, Melba Demaree and R. C.

gins, public relations director Yison were honored. for the Indianapolis Service- _ Evelyn Armuth of Columbus, ' . Ind., was pledged to the active men's Center, at its 8 p.m. papter of Theta Sigma Phi.

129 8. Downey Ave. will be hostess for the delegate and committee meeting’ Wednesday of the Irvington Union of Clubs. The group will hear Mrs. Ray Thorn discuss flower arrang-

ing at 2 p.m. meeting tomorrow in the East b New York Street branch, Indi- Headliner awards were preHarry S. Hanna, president of gna National Bank. sented on campus to Connie the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Munro, Carp Lake, Mich.; Bar will speak at the Bell Women’s The subject of discipline will bara McKinney, Greenwood;

be discussed at the Roberts Sylvia Merrill, Indianapolis, and

Club luncheon tomorrow in the Kindergarten Mothers’ Club Pauline Farley, Marion.

Indianapolis Athletic Club.

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Lithia of the Banana Split

To generations of teen-agers the banana split has been a symbol of quality — the finest thing of its kind. It is still part of growing up to treat your best girl or gorge yourself on the

king of soda fountain dishes.

We think it's time to celebrate the birthday of the banana split. And there's no better time than the Illinois Central’s Centennial year. a

The Illinois Central brought the banana to Mid-America. The fruit was well-known in New Orleans in the 1860’s, but people said it was too perishable to ship north. Illinois Central men disagreed, said it could be done, and in 1880 * enterprising banana men shipped 22 carloads of bananas north via Hlinois Central.

Nowadays the Illinois Central hauls many thousands of carloads of bananas a year — fine business for the railroad, fine eating for the people of Mid-America, and a credit to the foresight of Illinois Central men.

The Illinois Central begins its second century determined that this kind of vision shall continue to work for the people of Mid-America. For Mid-America’s future is the future of the Illinois Central.

W. A. Jounsrton President

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