Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1951 — Page 32

Red Cross Sends ‘SOS’ For Workers

ANTED—civilian help. This appeal comes from the Indianapolis Red

Cross ‘Chapter. The chap-

ter is sending an SOS for more Home Nursing and First Aid instructors so the City of Indianapolis ship won't sink under the accelerated training program allied with Marion County Civil Défense preparedness. Awareness and instruction of the public helps assure adequate home front defense. Training given in Red Cross classes which prepares persons to give emergency care before the arrival of a doctor and to assist in emergency ald stations will play an important part in the event of an atomic raid.

5 ou MN MORE THAN 1000 PERSONS received Red Cross Home Nursing instruction during the past vear.. This included the special training on care of atomic bombing victims. The First Aid department issued more than 4500 certificates. But in an area as large and as heavily populated as Marion County this handful of trained people could do little to care for an estimated 60,000 injured

victims should an atom bomb .

strike. A total of 64 hours of free training prepares a person in the techniques of instructing First Aid. Class work includes 22 hours of standard training, 12 hours of advanced work and 30 additional hours preparation for instructorship.

= n o HOME NURSING train{ng courses for instructors consists of 30 hours classroom instruction and 14 hours practice teaching. 1? Student and graduate nurses, teachers and youth group leaders are preferred applicants for Home Nursing teacher training. About 500 Home Care of the Sick certificates holders were registered in the past year with thegindianapolis Medical Society to assist doctors and trained nurses in various sectors of the county in case of an enemy attack. Several First Aid in‘structor volunteers participated in the emergency Medical Rescue Division of the Civil Defense program learning rescue techniques to be used in times of disaster. More volunteer instructors ‘teaching Red Cross training classes means more Marion County residents will be able to enroll for the type of instruction which will prepare them for emergency action if disaster strikes. . And preparedness will go far in averting panic and confusion should the time come when Home Nursing and First Aid techniques must be used.

HOME NURSING—The patient, Mrs. Adrian Breting Jr. (left) resting easily, Mrs. Eugene Kaeuper, RN, checks the ther.

mometer to record the reading on the bedside chart.

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IT CAN HAPPEN HERE—Ben Dock (right) administers first-aid to a victim, Forrest C. Barker, of a

pseudo atomic bomb raid. Both men are first-aid instructors.

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ain photos by Lloyd B Walt 3,

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HOMEMADE—Mrs. Max L. Thon, RN, is ready.to twist a hot

compress of flannel and old blanket material in a broom stick and

heavy ticking wringer.

Ann Hall Is Sorority

Publication Director

Alpha Chi Omega sorority announces the appointment of Miss Ann L. Hall as director of publications and editor of the society magazine, the Lyre. The decision to hdve a full-time publications director

was made at the sorority's 1951 national conventign last June in Roanoke, Va. Miss Hall will be the first person to fill the position. Formerly the Lyre editor was an elected national officer. 5 n 2 AN ALUMNA of the Butler University chapter of Alpha Chi Omega, Miss Hall majored in English and journalism. Formerly she was editor and publisher of the Irvington Review, a weekly community newspaper in Indianapolis, and served for three years as a public relations officer in the WAC. Before accepting the Alpha Chi position she was publicity manager and editor of Kingan

! Folks, employee magazine of x Kingan Co.

un y 8 ! ‘ SHE IS A MEMBER of Beta Beta, Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega: the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi and the Indiana Woman's Press Club. Alpha Chi's central office is fin the Chamber of Commerce Building.

Loudermilk photo.

Miss Ann L. Hall

Quick Sundae

For a quick honey ice cream sundae: pour honey over ice cream. Sprinkle with broken nut meats. Garnish with a

“ cherry.

St. Vincent's

Guild Meeting

The first fall meeting of St. Vincent's Hospital Guild will

be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the :

Nurses Home of the hospital.

Mrs. Howard F. ‘F. Burns, -

officer of the day, will be assisted by Mrs. J. B. Langan and Mrs. J. R. McNutt, Mrs. Robert A. Massey is chairman of the luncheon committee. Her assistants include Mesdames William F. Koss, Carl J. Roesinger, Tom A. Lysaght, D. P. Montani, James IL. Kennedy and Walter S. Kearns.

End Guess Work

In French Fries Many women hesitate to serve French fried foods because they aren't sure how to tell when the fat reaches the right temperature for immersing the potatoes, or shrimp or other foods. The surest check is a reliable deep-fat fry thermometer. One now available at housewares counters is distinguished by its dial face and a clip which enables you to fasten it to the side of the frying basket to keep it steady and easy to read. It has a stainless steel case around the clock-like face, and for candy-making.

; ah : ai SUNDAY, SEPT. 9, 1901 Mrs. M. O. Hollingsworth To Be Luncheon Hostess:

RS. MARVIN O. Hollingsworth, 4142 Guilford Ave., will be hostess for a covered dish luncheon at noon Tuesday in observance of the Cruzan Parliamentary Law

Club I President's Day. Shé will be assisted by Mesdames Patrick Barrett, Thomas Cortese, LeRoy Portteus, Ralph Quinn, Charles Sanders, W. C. Strafford and C. H. Woirhaye. — » 5 5 MESDAMES CORTESE, Strafford and W. C. Freund will conduct the parliamentary program on “Nominations and Elections.” Mrs. Euna B. Douglas will speak on the "Art of Making Flowers.”

Mrs. Alvin C. Barbour, club president, has announced committee chairmen for the year. They include Mrs. J. C. Harden, budget; Mrs. H. B. Ulrich, cheer; Mrs. «. A. Childers, chaplain; Mrs. Hollingsworth

‘and Mrs. Ralph Linder, rules, and Mrs. Rose Marie Cruzan, civil defense.

” 5 = MRS. CLYDE PARSONS, installation; Mrs. J. A. Davis, membership; Mesdames K, W. Schmidt, Clyde Pgrsons and Cruzan, program, ‘and Maesdames E. G. Frelhage, Fred Foster, Clyde Karrer and Floyd Jones, communications. Mrs. Cruzan, parliamentarian; Mrs. Jane Schmutte, historian; Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Cortese, Indiana State Association of Parliamentarjansidelegates, and Mrs. Frank Treat and Mrs, Woirhaye, Indianapolis Council of Women delegates.

Mrs. Garten

to Give

Book Review Series~

HE women of the First Friends Church will again present Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten in her semies of book reviews, “Books for Friends.” These four Tuesday evening programs will be given

in Shortridge High School Caleb Mills Hall, on Oct. 9, Nov. 13, Dec. 11 and Jan. 8, 1952. . General chairman is Miss Lucy E. Osborn, *assisted by Mesdames I. E. Woodard. O. A. Wilkinson and Charles A. Reeve. Miss, Alta Thompson is committee treasurer, assisted by Miss Jeannette Henley. 2 ¢ :

COMMITTEES INCLUDE *

Mrs. D. A. Bartley and Mrs. Lula Ellis, tickets; Mrs. Birney D. Spradling, publicity; Miss Josephine Turney, printing; Mrs. Zola Beasley, decorations; Mrs. M. J. McCulley, ushers, and Mrs. Marie Jeffries and Miss Denzel Williams, door.

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SERIES PROCEEDS will go to the American Friends Service Committee for its world- - wide relief work. Tickets may be secured at Stewart's Book Store, Wasson's service desk and from any committee member.

Avoid Hurry-Up Job of Gardening

Do prepare the bed just as deep down as your back wil allow. (Perennials stay put for quite a while and you want root development to support that rich top-growth you're hoping for.) Don't do a hurry-up job of shallow soil preparation and

result.

Club Lists

Hostesses For Session

MES. LEWIS E. MORRISON, 3460 Winthrop Ave., will be hostess at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday for the first

meeting of the club year of Alpha Lambda Latreian Club.

” o = ASSISTING the hostess will be Mrs. Howard McChord and Mrs. Jess Pritchett. Club officers include Mrs. Phillip Hohmann, president; Mrs. J. E. Zink, vice president; Mrs. John McKinstray and Mrs. McChord, recording and corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. W. M. Mace, treasurer. -

= = 2 MRS. WALLACE DeHART, parlimentarian; Mrs. W. M.

Pert, historian; Mrs. Pritchett,

Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs delegate, Mrs. James IL.amb, alternate; Mrs. Wayne Nicely, Indianapolis Council of Women delegate and Mrs. William Richter, alternate.

Warmer-Upper

Hot spiced lemonade made with frozen lemonade concentrate is a delicious warmer-upper after expect masses of flowers to a chilly evening at the football

game.

rich imported velours Fashion Events : Ye

This week at Ayres’

: \ cause for rejoicing at September 11 to 15 PHILIP MANGONE coat and suit collec-

tion, fashion showing Tuesday, September

[1, at 11:00 a. m. and 2:00 p.m. . + & | ' Informal modeling’ Wednesday, Septem- ‘ ber 12, 10:00 to 4:00.

Ayres' Coat and Suit Shop, Third Floor

MATTY TALMACK fashion presented Wednesday and Thursday, September 12 and 13. Informal modeling 10:00 to 4:00 each day.

collection

Ayres’ Gown Room, Third Floor

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. Look at the styles . . , the disarming veils, jeweled

“trims! And the colors . . . practically every

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MAURICE RENTNER fashion collection, presented Thursday and Friday, September 13 and 14. Informal modeling, 10:00 to 4:00 each day.

one you can name, including those important

blacks, browns and navys! No wonder we're

thrilled . . . you will be, too, when you glimpse the

Ayres’ French Room, Third Floor r : er complete collection; see the price tags that are

as exciting (if possible) as the hats themselves! -

McKETTRICK FASHION SHOW, Saturday, September 5, 10:30 a. m., due i «12:30 p.m, and 2:30 p.m. Ayres’ Budget Hats, Meridian, Shops, SZ Second Flor. ells

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