Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1951 — Page 5
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Sorority Comrie - To Show Slides for Sight Savin
Members Gamma Sorori and slides for Miss Margaret in School 5 Friday. For the past five years ing under the direction’ of Mi public schools special education head, have assisted the teachers of the four sight sav-
ing Sldpses in the public schools Bs. well as the Technical H School class. ign < n They have prepared lesson sheets either.in brush pen work or Zee dre béth In large-size letters so that there Is He least strain on the already andicapped eyes of the pupi - ing them. Puphs ug In addition Delta Gammas have furnished these classes with a re-
Provisional Members
Announced
The Junior League of Indianapolis has announced 21 new provisional members for this year. They are Mesdames Edward G. Dunn, John Geupel, Glenn W. Irwin, John R. Jewett, Silas C. Xivett, Philo B. Lange, Frederick H. Lesh, Eugene F. Ratliff, Samuel F. Sherwood and Louis Stephanoff. Misses Polly Abendroth, Elizabeth C. Copper, Carolyn Crom, Joan Frenzel, Macy Glendening, Ann M. Huesmann, Florence Mary Jameson, Barbara Jungclaus, Ann Parry, Huldah P. Pfaff and Mary Elizabeth Welch.
Plan Orientation Course In line with its purpose to train efficient volunteers for service to the community, the league again will hold an orientation course in the fall for .he new-elected group. The first organization meeting will be in June with. the officers and directors of the league. At
that time fundamentals of the used in the pictures, training program will be outlined P€
to the provisionals.
The course will include a study
of the community — its government, education and cultural facilities, as well as its public and private health and welfare agencies. Field trips to the various institutions and work in each of
—the Teague's projects will complete
the provisionals’ year of training.
Add New Program
A visual aid program in public schools and projects at the
Indianapolis Servicem#n's Center, Club president is Mrs. Walter C.
the Marion County Juvenile Court and Center recently have heen added to the league's projects of longer standing.
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of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Delta tv's welfare committee, will show a. color film
Delta. Gamma volunteers workss Jeanette Riker, Indianapolis
‘Johnston of Tech to give the
‘the only test approved by Ameri- ‘§
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[finished testing {Schools 91, 23
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Champlin's sight saving class
volving library of phonograph records which now contains about 400 records.
16 Volunteers Trained . Since February 16 volunteers of the sofority have been trained under Miss Riker and Mrs. Mildred
Massachusetts vision test. This is
can Medical by laymen. There is no diagnosis on tne part of the tester and the child either passes or fails. In cvent of failure, the school nurse contacts the child's parents and advises a to an ophthalmologist. All elementary grades with the” exception of the first, fourth and eighth grades are tested. The sorority volunteers have the children in and 2. It {s their hope eventually to test {he eyes of all the public school children in this city.
Association for use
School officials have been both enthusiastic and appréciative of the service as there is no compulsory vision testing in the schools and a child's eyes can change considerably between regular periods of testing. The local program. is only a part of an over-all project of active and alumnae Delta Gamma members in this country as well as Canada. Sight conservation and aid to the blind gives outr#ght grants as well as a revolving loaf fund for scholarships ‘0 those who are studying to work with the preschool blind child and to train the partially sighted as orthoptic technicians. It was adopted as a national project in 1936 by the sorority. The color film and slides to be shown Friday depict the work of the volunteers in Indianapolis. Since pupils from School 5 were the film is ing shown to them first. Later the movie will be sent to
national headquarters of the proj- . z ect committee and will be incorpo-| Blackwood on Bridge—
bea cammas evervnere are Mr, Champion's Beautiful Bid Is Lost doing for the project. The color
aie rem ni On Partner Muzzy—and So Is the Hand
— Mrs. FL. Churchman-is-loc welfare committee chairmar.
A COMPLETE knowledge. of bidding and play is not enough to make an expert player, There is also the matter of knowing how to handle partners and opponents
Assisting are Mesdames Oren Grant, Ralph Husted, G. T. Haun, Miller, A. F. Glsaves Jr. Fred Mulligan and_ Mark Hamer.
Witt, of varying skills and temperaThe pictures were taken by ments. Mrs. Paul Beard, member, and Mr. Champion, expert at han-
club and his mond. He then rebid and his partner raised
SORORITY SIGHT-SAVING PROJECT—Indianapolis Delta Gamma m! Frank Churchman (left) and Mrs, Frank C. Miller (right) demonstrate the Massachusetts vision test to Mrs."Margaret Feeney, School 2 teacher.
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—Times Photo by Henry E. Glesing Jr. Sorority alumnae, Mrs.
handling his partners. Look at Not much chance for anybody what happened to him in today's to get mixed up or confused. deal.
He opened the bidding with a
‘No Trump, Maybe? |
BUT HERE Mr. Champion | started thinking. He had a mini-
two clubs mum hand in high cards but he
to three
had a six-card club suit in which | his partner had indicated a fit. He
Addison Dowling, a member's son. dling the cards, i3 not so good in clubs. All very normal so far. felt that he had a little more than
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his bidding to date had indicated. | |Tt appeared that three no trump might be possible if his partner had a spade stopper. Possibly partner had a spade, Istopper amd nothing in hearts. In| [other words, if partner knew that [there was a heart stopper in the [South hand, he might be able to| |bid-three no trump. |
Muzzy Goes Along
THEREFORE Mr. Champion | made the beautiful inferential bid | of three hearts. If partner had a spade stopper he could go to | game in no trump and, If not, he could go back to four clubs which would be a safe spot. Mr. Muzzy's eyes got big when | | he heard the three heart call. He | frowned, he looked across the! table with a puzzled expression as |
| South dealer | Both sides vulnerable | NORTH Mr. Muzzy { S—A 7 H—K 6 5 D—J 10 8 4 3 C—K 4 3 - EAST Mr. Dale S—9 8653 H—J 8 7 D—A K 7 C—10 8 SOUTH Mr. Champion S—10 2 H—A 9 D—Q 6 5 C—A QJ 9 72 | | The bidding:
SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST 1 C Pass 1D Pass 4 Pass 3C Pass | Pass 4H! Pass Pass |
| | | |
WEST Mr. Masters S—K QJ 4 H—Q 10 4 3 2 D—9 2 C—6 5
( 2 ( 3H! 5 ( All
if Mr. Champion could tell him | what the bid meant. Well, he had | | three. hearts to the king. If Champion wanted to play hearts, he'd go along. “Four hearts,” he said.
Blooie | | {i AFTER that the hand was |
| overboard. Four hearts would not | ‘make, with only five trumps in | {the two hands. Four no trump | Was impossible. Mr. Champion | bid five clubs but that was no| good either as the opponents won a spade and two diamonds. Mr. Champion should have saved his beautiful bids for the times when either “Mr. Dale or Mr. Masters were across the table. |
Group to Announce
Committees for Year
Presidents of the 58 units of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will be guests of the {hospital at a buffet luncheon in [the White Cross Service Center at noon tomorrow A meeting of the executive board {will be at 10 a. m. | . Mrs. Harry W. Krause, recent. [ly re-elected president, will an-| [pounce her committees fom the eals
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Sorority Unit To Install Peps Up Dishes
stall June 2 in the Hotel Antlers.
toastmaster for the ceremony.
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Tomato and vegetable juices as Chi Tau Alpha Sorority will in-will be held, well as soups, salads and other new officers at a banquet! The new officers include Mrs.|dishes take on added flavor with Gregory Caraher, president; Mrs.'a dash of seasoned salt. Onion, Mrs. Timothy McMahon will be McMahon, vice president; Mrs: garlic, celery or savor salt in new {Charles - Teipen, secretary, and sift-top giass containers may be . used in the kitchen or at the tahle.
Afterward an informal dance Mrs. Carl Mangold, treasurer.
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