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“waiting at the church.” The baby to be christened, fidgety in its finery, and the nervous parents did nicely. But the grandparents, Mr,

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the wrong church.

Christening was held in St. Thomas Aquinas Church—the

of Arc. The godparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cunningham, rose to the occasion and the Lukers’ neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hilligoss, were hosts at the: christening party—until the bewildered grandparents wandered home.

AN ELUSIVE couple aroused the curiosity of waitresses along N. Pennsylvania St. The pair went into several downtown restaurants, some twice, remained standing, scowled at the menu, shook their heads, and went out, hunting another eating place. | “It would be just my luck to get them,” moaned one waitress. Said another, pocketing a plump tip, “The good make up for the bad.”

» ” » NO. 1 on the fall shopping list of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nevill {is a bookcase. {They'll need iwhen chemistry jcrammed Mr. | Nevill accepts {an assistantship ! {at the California {Institute of | Technology at {Pasedena in { September. He. |also has a scho {arship for ad-

vanced study in Mr. Nevill chemistry, the subject he’s studied and tutored,

year round. Graduating, magna cum laude from Butler University, Mr. Nevill {is associated with Reily Tar and Chemical Co, this summer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Nevill, 440 8. Arlington Ave. » ” ” RED CAB drivers will wind up their day's work Friday by donating blood for the men in Korea. One - hundred drivers, many of them GIs, have pledged blood. They'll report at the Red Cross mobile unit to operate at Red Cab headquarters, 2020 N. {Illinois St. : Blood will be. used as plasma by armed fbféés in Korea and {for civilian defense stockpiles in | preparation for atomic bombings. |A portion of ‘the annual quota of 155,000 pints will be used as whole {blood at | hospitals.

» 2 - | TWO PROUD Indianapolis girls {wear the silver wings of Ameri{can Airlines’ stewardesses. | Miss Jo Ann McMillen and Miss

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a _ 2 Huysen, G. T. Gregory, Harry 4 {Healey and Dean Hine. : A GOLD * LIFE

card will be given John A. Clayton tomorrow night for 50 years’ continuous membership in Branch 39 of the National Association of Letter Carriers. Presentation will be made at meeting in the G.A.R. Chapter House, Mr. Clayton retired in 1938 after

Membership :

= \rgiia Jonson Wins GI Support In Beauty Contest

Miss Virginia Ann Johnson \giseovered, is to send small boys

slit Tennis Balls |

; eid Hide Bookie Bets |. SYDNEY, Australia, June 20| (CDNM-Any kid with a tennis} ball in his hand on a Saturday is now an object of suspicion to Sydney police. ; Latest ruse employed by illegal off-the-track bookmakers, they've

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A christening was the occasion of a new version of

37 years as a city mail carrier. ' Thirty-year pins will go to David I. Light, Jewell K. Leak, Paul R. Waggoner and Elmer E, Delong. Harry R. Smith and

{8 p. m. Saturday in the Murat

winner of The Times recent “Sweetest Girl in the World" contest will have plenty of Atterbury soldiers rooting for her at

out to collect betting slips from pony-playing neighbors, Bookies supply their kid collectors with slit tennis balls into which they stuff bets to fool po-

and Mrs. Fred Luker, fretfully looked for

grandparents went to St. Joan &

| Dorothy Reasner are flying the:

Zeno Washington will receive 25year pins.

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family faces—in ren service field, sponsored by Indland |; (he state finals.

University. She has been acting An invitation to attend director of the division, located)

Browning.

Social Service Administration. . ntest. She joined the IU social service faculty in 1945. |

Zion Baptist Church Sunday “Miss Indianapolis” title,

Miss Reasner Miss

McMillen 25th anniversary session of Johnson were purchased

Miss McMillen, Mrs. Frances BE, McMillen, 3905 LaSalle St, followed graduation from Shortridge High School with

English and home economics courses at Butler, Miss McMillen and Miss Reasner, who lives at 4133 E. Pleasant

gro Musicians. Herbert O. Jones/graduate’'s parents. is president and Eunice Chriss-|

Among special guests will be Clar- hours, ence H. Wilson, St. Louis, national

Ruth Fouche, Chicago, national Aug. 1 to 4.

That's when Miss Johnson and other contestants for the ‘Miss H. HOUK has 1,4ianapolis” title In the Atlantic been named director of Indiana S| City Beauty Pageant will compete only training center in the sociale... spa right to represent the city

{guests was included in each of. here, since the death of Grace ne soldier fan letters Miss Johnson recently answered, She was Miss Houk holds degrees from qe1uged with letters after her picthe University of Missouri and... appeared in The Times as University of Chicago School of| winner of the “sweetest girl”

- Buy Ducats for GIs

| While the public will pay to see Negro notables will meet at Mt. Saturday's city finals for the

through next Thursday for the for the soldiers who wrote to Miss daughter of Indiana State Association of Ne- blonde Broad Ripple High Schoo

Saturday night’s beauty judgmon, chairman of arrangements. ing and show will last three ; 4

| The state finals to select “Miss president; J. Wesley Jones, Chi- Indiana” to compete in Atlantic cago, national executive secretary; City will be held in Lafayette

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Head” at today's meeti .|They may be in line for prizes; dv y BE ‘spon lat the 1951 Indiana State Fair.| Sore y the Indiana University pio awards will total $221, part of

School of Dentistry at the I. U./the $10,000 stakes in the Fine School of Medicine here. cians are guests. ! |events.

Visti Jeut { Awards, announced by Mrs.| siting lecturers are Dr. C. garolyn Holoway of Colfax, Fair|

M. Charles, Washington Univer- Board member in charge of the| sity, St. Louis; Dr. H. B. G. Rob- Women's building, will be made] j inson, Ohio State University; Dr. 28 follows: fine arts, $4000; ap-

lied arts, $1476 plus $727 for Wilbur. Moorman, University of | special events: ar atte arts,

Michigan. Indiana speakers are $1873; culinary, $1924. Doctors Herbert 8. Gaskill, R. L.| Cash prizes for the spelling bee Webbs C. H. McCasky,

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