Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1951 — Page 7

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TUESDAY, AUG. 14, 1051 ___ 7 Individual Projects,

Funds for the proposed greenhouse at the Indiana Girls School being spon-

\brajco, daughter . Frank Labraico; daughter of Dr.

adel, PN, sored by the Garde Club and Mrs. Palmer of Indiana will be partially Park Ave, and raised through individual projdaughter of Mr. ects in the six districts, W. Grear, T7700 This plan was decided yesGs - terday at a luncheon meeting of the greenhouse project com- - mittee of the state organiza-

tion at the school. Each district director wil] be in charge of the project in her locale and will be assisted by the district representative on. the greenhouse project committee.

It is estimated the building will cost $8000. The proposed location is on the north side of the grounds near the power plant so additional costs of piping heat a long distance may be eliminated. Anyone wishing to contribute to the project may send donations to Mrs Clayton Adams, 5737 Lowell Ave. Green Thumb Garden Club of Indianapolis sparked the plan for the building following its work in gardening with the girls in 1949. Its three-fold purpose is to: ONE—teach the girls a new vocation; TWO-—provide rehahilitation from a physical and mental standpoint, and THREE -—provide flowers for the school self.

SITE-SEEING—Mrs. Russel Alley, Greensbur Baldus, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Robert M. Jackson, bers, look over the proposed site for a greenhouse at the Indiana Girls School.

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Mrs. Ross Fidler, Bloomington; Mrs. George H. Towel (left to right), Garden Club of Indiara mem-

Margaret Haymaker Lists Her Attendants

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BREAKFAST: Orange slices, soft-cooked eggs, corn bread, butter or fortified margarine, jelly, coffee, milk.

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Donations fo Help Build Greenhouse

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