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Dental Assistants To Open Three-Day Session Tomorrow
The 30th annual session of the Indiana State Association of Dental Assistants will be tomorrow through Wednesday in the Claypool Hotel while the Indiana State Dental Association is in session. Miss Laura Willard, Bloomington, is president of the
dental assistants, Mrs. Crystal Pace is secretary, and Miss treasurer ‘Virginia Bates, local arrange- - =
. . / | ments chairman. M ‘ t | The session will ,open to-.J INnisters es moFTrow oa table ' clinics bre- va Re! » sefited’ bY Miss Evelyne Heeter, P| Elkhart: Mrg. -Glorias” Young, YY [VES an Crawfordsville; Mrs. Eileen Mem-| mer, Evansville; Miss Pauline v Ke'lermeier, Seymour, Miss par P m bara Chopson and Miss Flavia ro ra Hoene. | La . : ; : “Patient Education” will be Dr.| Ministers’ wives will preMaynard K. Hine's topie tomor-|gent the final program of the
row afternoon, He is Indiana | University School of Dentistry current club season for the
dean, Woman's Research Club TuesOn the Tuesday morning pro- day. . gram will be Dr. C. T. Mayfield,| Mrs. J. W. Noble, 5570 N. KeyKokomo, Indiana State Dental |stone Ave. will be hostess for the Association president; Dr. A. V.[1:30 p. m. program and tea. Purinton, Philadelphia, and Dr.|: Speaking will be Mrs. J. N. Roy D. Smiley, State Health Greene, chairman; Mesdames W.
Board dental division director. |A. Shullenberger, W. C. Hart-
. inger, Logan Hall, H.. L. Davis, Election Wednesday |J. G. Benson, Marcus Johnson
H. Joseph Pierson, Indianapo- and Richard Raines. lis Chamber of Commerce, and List to Be Installed Dr. V. L. Steffel, Columbus, O. Officers to be installed include will speak after lunch. Mrs. E. C. Watson, president; New officers will be elected at presqgames Theodore Root, Benson | the Wednesday business meeting. sn4 Thomas Woodson, first Special guests during the ses- through third vice presidents; sion will include Mrs. Gladys Mrs C. A. Pfeiderer and Mrs. Triphahn, Chicago, Sixth District g, A. Miller, recording and corretrustee of the national organiza- sponding secretaries, and Mrs. | tion, and Mrs. Mary Martin, La Roy J. Pile, treasurer. | Porte, national executive secre- Mrs. T. N° Shimer, parliamen- | tary. /tarian; Mrs. C. E. Cottingham, | Twenty - two assistants who historian; Mrs. Arthur R. Baxter, | have completed the 104-hour cer- auditor; Mrs. Alvin Coate, board | tification extension course Will member: Mrs. Alvin Dittrich, Intake the certification examination qjanapolis Council of Women today in the IU School of Den- delegate, and Mrs. Paul Kilby, tistry. alternate. i This is in line with the policy| Hostess chairman is Mrs. H. W. | of the national association to|Krause. train better qualified assistants. | Taking the exam will be Mrs. | | Gloria Young, Crawfqrdsville;| L h . Misses Bonnie Peterson, Mary unc eon { Alice Barnes, Meriam Malone an Icy Chalfant, Ft. Wayne, and Tuesday Misses Mathilda Turley, Dorothy : Latreian Club
Mercker, Norma Maier, Dorothy Morris and Marguerite Abell, . Winds Up Season Alpha Mu Latreian Club mem-
Evansville. Mrs. Ardith Knepp and Miss Helen Volkert, Mishawaka; Miss porg wil] be entertained by Mrs. Juanita Holdeman, Elkhart; Miss popert W. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Irene Dlugosz, South Bend; Mes- mipert Gilliom and Mrs. William dames Hazel Lupton, Julia Ford | Ramey, at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the nnd Virginia Moore, Misses Bar-|gjghjand Golf and Country Club. vara Chopson, Martha Stahmer,| various projects for the year
and Flavia Hoene.
Sorority
{the club's final event of the cur(rent season. | Mrs. James A. Stuart Jr. re{tiring president, will hand over {the gavel to Mrs. James J. Stewart, incoming executive. Other officers to be installed include Mrs. Smith, vice presi-
|Luncheon Saturday Juvenile 'For Alumnae Club
Center Topi C | Indianapolis Matinee MusiMrs. Robert D. Pritchard will cale’s Camille Fleig Junior be hostess for the dessert lunch-| “Valuation of the Juvenile Cen- and Student sections will preeon of the Indianapolis Alumnae ter” will be the topic of Warren S. Club, Pi Beta Phi Sorority, at 1 Woodall’s talk tomorrow at the
p- m. Saturday in the Butler Uni- juncheon-meeting of the Auxiliary the DAR Chapter House. versity chapter house. Mrs. James A. Matthews has New club officers will bé in- center. stalled. They are: Mrs. Elizabeth Miner, president; Mrs. Jack Har- tendent. ris, vice president; Mrs. Charles) K. Hepburn and Mrs. Harry C. in the Hotel Washington. Haury, recording and corresponding secretaries; Miss Sara Birk, Woodall will
alternate.
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gram. The 12:15 p. m., luncheon will be jurfior
be special guests./and Sheila ‘Moynahan,
old J. Hayes.
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shall sent closing recitals for the sea- braith and Rosemary Lang.
son at 2:30 and 4 p. m. today in|
program will be
Two Recitals Today to Close Unit's Season Card Party :
Barbara Dawson, Carolyn Solo-'Marti Mills and Shirley Wallace,
mon and Cyvia Yankuner.
Accompanists will be Mrs. Mar-| Gal- Ruth Gentry Edwards, Asel Spell-
Harvey, Mary Ellen
Harp Ensemble
| A feature of the student pro- Gates. gram at 4:20 o’clogk will be a harp arranged the junior program and ensemble including Annette Ha- are Ann Lugar and Carolyn Hart- chairman. Mr. Woodall is Center superin- Marcia O'Brien, the student pro-'vens, Jean Ray, Margaret Bloxon, Man. = (Gloria Harvey and Peg Carpenter. S¢lor. Appearing on the 2:30 o'clock| Others on the program will. be : : Alice Mary Ellen Coombs, Paul Jump, Set Cater-Corner Mayor and Mrs. Bayt and Mrs. Campbell, Camilla Kiger, Thomas Georgianna Mayer and Phyllis Sanda!Cohn,
pianists; Carol
r and Mrs. John = C./Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will install ‘Dancy, Judy Graeber, Robert Ray, marimbist; Jean Bray, Virginialable in small rooms or apartCavosie and Mrs. Robert Wilson, the new officers following the pro- Larry Warshawski, Judy Irvine, Edmondson, Tom Lugar Panhellenic delegate and gram. Presiding will be Mrs, Har- Harriet Kollinger, Anne Glynn, Marygold Leete, violinists,
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Low Tome of Desired OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS
and ments where wall space is sheer sets. and luxury or where good viewing is from Arlington Ave. and Tenth /Judith Cox, Sandra Jayne Stout, Carolyn Cravens, Marcia O'Brien, at stake. vs
vocalists, Arra nged
Accompanists include Mesdames
man Stitt, Frances Jackson, Saul Church Parish wifi sponsor a card
. |Bernat and Myla Hermann Lues- party at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the sow, Marilyn Miller and John school auditorium. .
Mrs. Web Arnold is general
Presidents of the two groups Assisting her are Mesdames Alvin Wells, Louis Somers, Al Caputo, Lee Foster, Ivan Biscan,
Tom = Sheridan, Dan Torzewski, placement of a Bernard O'Neal, Ed Oyler, David
Mrs. Albert Reep is coun-
| Cater-corner
Ottinger, television ‘table model is accept- Bockman and John Rochford.
Prizes will be handmade bridge There will be bus service
St. beginning at 7:30 p. m.
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Delta Theta Tau (dent; Mrs. John Ertel ITI and| . |Mrs. Willam V. Kingdon Jr., re-| Group to Meet jcording and corresponding secre-
New officers of Alpha Epsilon taries; Mrs. Ralph H. Thompson, Chapter, Delta Theta Tau Soror- treasurer, and Mrs. Wayne Burns, ity. will be installed following a|parliamentarian. | 6:30 p. m. dinner tomorrow in the] Mrs. Gilliom, historian; Mrs. | Marott Hotel. {Thomas H. Woodard and Mrs. Mrs. Earl T. Surgener, arrange- Stephen Hadley, federation delements chairman, will be assisted gates, and Mrs. Edward Wilson, by Mrs. John H. Olmstead, Mrs. Southwest Social Center board 0. C. Pearce, Miss Mariofi Yager representative. | and Miss Philena Argo. | mr
Officers to be installed include Mrs. Noble Reynolds. president; Tea fo Honor Mrs. Gerald Schoenhide, vice pres- * ident: Mrs. Henry Stoeppelwerth Gertrude Upjohn .
and Mrs. R. E. Fletcher, corre-! sponding and recording secretar-
Miss Gertrude Upjohn, science instructor on the Indianapolis
ies; Mrs. L. H. Keaton, treasurer; General Hospital nurses faculty Mrs. W. F. Hanning, sergeant-at-|r,. 15 years, will be honor guest arms, and Mrs. Robert Miller, .; . (ea Wednesday. historian. The hospital alumnae and nursSaturday morning chapter ing staff will emtertain in her
members will hold their annual, oo» from 2 to-4 pm. in-the§
rummage sale in St. Rita's Cath-| nurses’ residence. olic Church. Mrs. Alpha Burton| giiends and former students 1s in charge. Proceeds will be are invited to attend. Miss Upused for the sorority's main Proj- jon, will retire to Omaha, Neb. ect, a dental clinic for needy ee ,
children in the Northeast Community Center. PEO Chapter The annual national convention T Mark Birthday
of the sorority will be July 25-28] in the Netherland Plaza Hotel, Chapter G, PEO, will celebrate
Cincinnati. Mrs. Scott Padget is its 29th birthday with a 6:30 p.m: chapter delegate. |dinner tomorrow in the home of
— aie Mrs. John Ringer, near MooresWaxing Trick
ville. Attending will be members and their guests. The next time you wax your Miss Clara Ryan will have floors, put a little wax on the feet charge of the special anniversary of the furniture. Then when a program. Social chairman fis chair or table is moved around | Mrs, W. R. Craigle and Miss it won't be so apt to scratch the Josephine Graf has charge of floor. reservations.
We, the Women— Triangle Often Backfires When 'Great Love' Is Over
By RUTH MILLETT MOST of the ‘triangle” letters that come my way are written by wives whose husbands are interested in
another woman and who ask, “What do I do now?”
But here is one from a man who, according to his own description of her, has a “fine wife” and a 20-year-old son, who has met a woman, also married and also a mother, that he thinks he is in love with. He admits he may not take my advice, but asks for it anyway. He is certainly going to get it, for there is one question in particular that I want to answer for him. He asks of this new found love that hit him so hard ~and so suddenly: “Will it last as we think it will, or will it pass over and some day seem kind of silly?” It will certainly pass if you give it a chance to. Or you‘can kid yourself that you have, all unintentionally, finally found the great love of your life—one well worth breaking up two homes for, worth forsaking Ruth Millett the woman who has been a good wife to you for many years, and almost assuredly losing the respect of your son. » » ” ” » ¥ IT’S JUST UP TO YOU. If you want to kid yourself along, enjoying the role of great lover, you can probably tell yourself for a while, at least, that it is fate and none of your doing, that you are caught up in something bigger than you are, and so on and on. vr ’ Or you can be your age, see this infatuation for what it is to both of you—an escape from the humdrum business of every-
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