Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 32

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sold locally Friday and . : Saturday. S . . : ni Music Campaign ‘Strawberry Festival | hey are the paper Boutons QS 3 nieres that support the Ameri- . To Open Tomorrow To Be Given : ; can Legion Auxillary child The North ‘Side headquartérs Washington High School's welfare and rehabilitation pro- tion of Di for Starlight Musicals women Parent-Teacher - Association gram. . fe ta Deir dy 1 tl sponsors who are managing h And here the str oS : : will sponsor an open house will be in charge. Associati the Preseason #rn Heket ee and its annual “Strawberry 4 Annuslly, just Before Decaras Miss open tom ) taetival on ay, volunteer worke : It will be in the Union Federal Festival from 5 to 1 p. m. with their flower-filled baskets dental as Bavings & Loan Association, 7 E. Thursday in. the school cafe- stand on Indianapolis street Virginia | i to Melvin T teria s corners making their sales. atts Ch Bsth St, according 10 Me : bi “ : t For months, veterans in the ments cn: _RJks, general manager of the ] The association's final jeeting ‘ Marion Veterans Administra- The se : summer entertainment series. for the season will he at 7:30 p. m. tion’ Hospital upstate have cut ETON Mrs.” Easley Blackwood and in the auditorium, the wire stems, crimped ) sehted bY «Mrs. Itenato Pacini, chairman, Spsarer ‘will be. Miss shzices) erepe. Paper edges . and. asseme Sed . will assign members of the group Falling high school art depart-" bled the “bright red flowers — Crawfords “in teams of two to manage the ment chairman, Miss Failing This handicraft is a dirt mer, Eva north side location for . ticket, served as an exchange teacher in means of rehabilitating the hos- Ke'lermeie! .sales, " Script books offer a $6 Hawaii 1949-50 pitalized veteran both physicale bara Choy ‘value for $5. wh ly and financially. Hoene. New members of the women Officers lo be installed Bt Ine Sale proceeds are used cx- “Patient . Spon are Mesdames Robert Times Photo by Lloyd B. Walton husiness session include Mrs. Wil- clusively to aid the veteran in Mavnard } : Shultz, Elizabeth Glaze. Constan- BOOK REVIEW—A book review and tea will be sponsored by Group Two of the First Pres- jiam Conly, president; Mrs. Frank, : : hospitals over the country and ror altel ‘tine Borshoff and Howard Hans- byterian Church Women's Association at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the church. Mrs. John W. Bailey will review Fleser and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Be osm? “his family in the home. Ee osits com and Miss Mary McNulty. Bob "Papa Was a Preacher” (Porter). Getting a few pre-review laughs from the book are Mesdames A. first and second vice presidents; POPPIES THAT HELP—Assorfing poppies which the 1th Mrs. Myles E. Hodges is 11th denn. ‘Burford, Robert W. Scheller and Don Wiles, Russell Spivey and Jack J. Rosebrough (left to right). Mrs. Spivey will sing during the Mrs. Vonnie Knapp, secretary, District, A Lagion Aurdlisry. wil soll Friday and Saturday District poppy chairman; Mrs. On the ‘Fd Krieger are members of the Mrs. Wil d Mrs. Roseb h head th dina M and Paul L. Carmichael, treasurer. Distric merican Legion Y y R. H. G. Mathews, president, gram will program. Mrs, les an rs. Rosebrough head the arrangements committee, including Mestiames hi b Mesdames Herbert Dunlap, R. H, G. d Mrs. Herbert Dani hild recently organized men assoclates Robert Pritchard, G. E. Newhouse, M Barne and R. S. ‘Winchester Retiring president is Mrs. Ar- are auxiliary members, esdames e Ps an rs. Herber unlap, ¢ Kokomo, oup. i y 7 thur Peterson. Mathews and Myles E. H E. Hodges (left to right). welfare chairman. ee Associatior : Starlight Musicals open June 26 - — Purinton, ‘with a six-night showing of “Song The Mature Parent— ] . i Roy D. of Norway” in the Indiana Siaje F Ride the escalators to Wasson's youth center, fifth floor Board den Fair Grounds. Other productions tf f | . | will be “Annie Get Your Gun,” a er a en o as Election “The Firefly,” “The Three Mus- or 0 orrec in | | X. Jose} keteers,” Rodgers and Hammer- tf tf gq , is Cham : stein musical festival and “Show-| Nor Open ALL DAY MONDAY, by V. Le * boat.” By MURIEL LAWRENC ny : will spea A TROUBLED young mother writes: “My husband | 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. New offi : 2 : . | the Wedne ’ - . does not believe in correcting our child. When I try to, | SY Pa Special Aut ority he interferes, and sometimes laughs. Our boy is bright sion will . , | and behaves badly when his father is around. I love my THe, On ( hild ren | husband but I want to discipline my boy.” ‘ion, and : There are two possible solutions to her difficulty. 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