Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1951 — Page 11
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1051
Dr. Shibler Describes New School Trends To PTA Presidents
By AGNES H. OSTROM NEW trends aren't confined to ‘fashions and homes. They are in education too. Dr. H. L. Shibler, city public school superintendent, painted the local picture yesterday at the Indianapolis
PTA Council's district Presi--dent's Day. Southside PTA units attended in the 8t. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church. - He stressed five points. ONE: Pub1fe school buildings will serve as community centers. © TWO: Materials are being provided pupils in grades four through 12 on business, industrial and governmental functions in the city. And they are being informed on vocational opportunities here.
Agnes
THE PROJECT financed by public spirited citizens and members of business and industry, is headed by Dr. Byron Williams, the schools’ economic understanding. director. layman’s advisory committee is drawn from bankers, manufacturers, retailers, utilities, labor and. miscellaneous organizations. s THREE: Revision of social science curriculum with ‘emphasis on U. 8. history. » - 8 ‘FOUR: SCHOOL CAMPING at the Versailles State Park for fifth and sixth graders: This three week program began for the first time in Indianapolis Sept. 10. Albert. R. Mahin is consultant. FIVE: Four new pupil personnel service centers in Schools 5 and 66, Manual and Technical High Schools. Staff psychologists will work with both pupils and students to increase understanding of chil drén maladjusted in school.
SOUTHSIDE PRESIDENTS atter were Mesdames WilHam Dickerson, Stader, Robert Tevault, C." E. Foster, B. F. Jackson, J. Z. Pinner and Alfred Smith. Mesdames B. W. Jones, H. IL Borenstein, J. R. Glaze, Jess Lewis, F. C. Scholl, Earl Dickinson, G. M. Carr, Wiliam Parrish and 8. L. Solomon.
MISS MARY HOSTETTER AND HER Woman's Department Club program committee -—-Mesdames B. C. Downey, H. B. Pike and J. P. Scott— have lined up a bangup list of speakers for the year. Dr. W. Norwood Brigance of Wabash College will play a return WDC engagement. Indiana Women Voters League will present a forum on “Inflation and Taxation.” And Mrs. Lydia Aadre-Uull of Estonia, popular European singer, also is scheduled. These are but a few who will make it a stellar year.
To Address PTA Group
AROLD L. Schuman will discuss “County Schools under the Trustee System” at the first meeting of the Marion County Council of the PTA at 10 a. m. Monday in the Meridian Room of the Colonial Furniture Co. A question and answer period will be included in the program. Unit meetings for next week follow. TUESDAY Mars Hill—7:30 p. m. Program. Bluff Ave.—7:30 p.m. Theme, “1 et's Get Acquainted.” “Parents Responsibility to the School,” George Geiger, principal. Movies for the children. WEDNESDAY Glenns Valley—9:30 a.m. Center Methodist Church. Study éourse, “Family Life Education.” “Pre-School Child,” Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr executive secretary of the Indianapolis Social Hygiene Assoclatoin. FRIDAY Beech Grove—1 p.m. Mothers’ tea in the school auditorium. SATURDAY Mars Hill—Bake sale at two locations: Shites’ Market on Farnsworth St, and Tap Scott Regal Market on Farnsworth and Roena Sts. Southport Grade—2 p. m. Annual fish fry:
Garden Contest
Prize Winners
First prize winners at Neophyte Goren Club's recent flower show included in horti-
cultural classes, Mrs. Thomas
Ayton, three blue ribbons; and Mesdames H. A, Williams,
Henry DuBoest and Paul Fouts, . Jone gach,
His’
Meredith
Cheer Guild
First Session Tuesday
1= RILEY Hospital Cheer Guild will hold its first fall meeting at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Ayres’ Auditorium. Plans will be completed for the Chapter Day breakfast Oct. 12 in the Claypool Hotel's Riley Room. Mrs, Robert Shultz is chairman of the breakfast. Mrs. B. H, Beard, publicity, and Mrs. George T. Layne, membership, have been appointed to the board of directors by Mrs. R. R. Allentharp, new president.
. » OTHER COMMITTEE chairmen for the year include Mrs.
W. 8. Broffitt and Mrs. T. J.
Parrott, birthday; Mrs. Kenneth C. Harlan, cheer; Ja D. Garrison and Mrs. W. M. Carper, contact; Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Carl Kelly, tray favors, and Mrs. N. P. Hermann and Mrs. R. E. Colglazier, Founders Day tea.
o » » MISS ALICE VELSEY and Mrs. Nora Gurley, historians; Mrs. H. J. Hayes, and Mrs. Harlan, hospitality; Miss Mary
Dickson, library; Mrs. W. M.
Haine, Mrs. L. W. Goodman, music for Long. Hospital, and Mrs. Frank H. Milles, and Mrs. Colglazier, out-patients, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, sewing; Mrs. Maurice Manalan and Mrs. Carl 8, Jones, tickets and reservations; Mrs, Carl Aumann and Mrs. T. E. Berry, ways and means; Mrs. J. H. Andrews and Mrs. N. C. Brock, year-book; Mrs. Beard and Mrs, Milles, delegate and alternate, respectively, to the Indianapolis Council of ‘Women,
City Women To Attend Convention
Times State Service LAFAYETTE, Sept. 20— Mrs. William B. Wilcox, Plainfield, formerly of In-
dianapolis, Mrs. Rexford Smith, Miss Sue Meyer and Miss Mary Lou’ Gallagher, all of Indianapolis, will be here tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday for the District Seven convention of Phi Mu Sororoity.
- “ - THE LAFAYETTE Phi Mu Alumnae Chapter and Delta Alpha Chapter of Phi Mu at Purdue University will be hostesses at the sessions to be held in the Memorial Union Building, here. Mrs. Wilcox is the sorority's national extension director and Miss Gallagher is president of Delta Epsilon Chapter at Purdue. :
LJ sn » SCHEDULED FOR the threeday convention are workshops for collegiates and alumnae, business sessions, a camp tour and open house at the newly constructed Phi Mu house on campus.
Miss Bowman
Weds Tonight
Times State Service ESTFIELD, Sept. 20— Miss Mary Louise Bowman and Robert Lee Armstrong will leave on a wedding trip east after their wedding ceremony at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the First ' Methodist Church here. The Rev. Ben Kendall will read the double-ring rite before
an altar banked with palms,
mums and candelabra.
» - ” MRS. D. A. HINSHAW, South Bend, will be her sister's matron of honor and bridesmaids will be Mrs. .Herschel Rood, Westfield, and A Miss Frances Furnas and Mrs. Robert L. Whitmeyer, Noblesville. Cynthia Hinshaw, South Bend, will be flowergirl. Lewis Squires will come from Frankfort to be best man and ushers will include Mr, Hinshaw and Robert Sigman and Max Lednum, Noblesville. Walter Edwards, Noblesville, will be ringbearer.
- » o » A PRINCESS STYLE ivory satin gown will be worn by the
bride. Styled with a sheer yoké
and a stand-up collar of Chantilly lace, the dress has a full
skirt falling into a cathedral”
train. : The two-tiered {illusion veil of fingertip length will cascade from a tiara of beads centered with pearls, he The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Bowman,
TOYS FOR TOTS—Mesdames Dorothy F. Shick, J. E. Callahan Jr. and J. M. Downey (left to
right) talk over the toy situation at Crossroads.
MES. Dorothy Fitzgerald ‘Schick's review of “April Snow” (Lillian Budd) will open the Wednesday Book Review Club's 12th season. The first of this season's four reviews will be at 2 -p. m. Wednesday in Block's Auditorium. Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will give the second review in November.
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888 THROUGH THE YEARS
the club has aided physically handicapped persons in Marion
County. For the past several years the club has donated the series’ proceeds to help furnish amd ‘modernize the Crossroads
Rehabilitation Center nursery
school. ” s s MRS. J. M. DOWNEY IS the newly appointed nursery school director with whom club members will work this year in making their plans for new equipment and appointments in the nursery. Members of the club's executive committee for 1951-52 include Mesdames E. H. Bach, J. W. Barker, Clay Britton, J. E. Callahan Jr., Rose Marie
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Times photo by Dean Timmerman,
J) Cruzan, Charles Gauding and Bryan Grotegut, Mesdames E, W. Jones, Gordon Jones, J. H. Kennedy, Bert C. McCammon, C. A, Milam, W. J. Morgan, "D. P. O'Brien, William Rohr, W. L. Sexton,
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Organizations—
Groups Set Tea and Luncheon
A TEA,
Lane.
Miss Elva Mae Roeder, Miss Thelma Hawthorne and Mrs. Addie T. Reed will assist the
hostess.
Other officers of the club, whose project is the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp, are Miss M. Carol Murrer, vice president; Miss Martha Briner Reed, secretaries; Miss Anna Louise
and Mrs. Cochrane, treasurer. Mrs.
Costin, alternate.
The Sky-Hi Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. the Hotel Lincoln for a busin as meeting. There will be installation of office and initiation for new members. Final plans. are being made for the clubs annual card party to be held in the Gold Room of the Hotel Antlers at 7:30 p. m. Oct. 11.
today in
In a Personal Vein—
John Moser, 6220 Sunset Lane, left today for’ Florida, Kingston, Jamaica and Tower Isle. He will’ be in the West Indies for several weeks.
28 8 MR. AND MRS. BYRON
YATES, are vacationing in Haiti, Other
newly elected officers and a President's Day luncheon will highlight club activities in the near future.
Miss Edna Dimmick, president, and
guests of the Alpha Gamma Latrelan Club will be honored at a tea Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Walter E. Roeder, 711 Hickory
Paul 8, Davis, historian; Mrs. Walter E. Roeder, federation delegate, and Mrs. E. M.
2063 N. Talbot 8t.,
New officers include Mrs, Marie Dahlen, president; Miss Gertrude Meyer, vice presidents Mrs. E. H. Schroeder and Miss Dorothy Dilley, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Miss Mary Shannon, treasurer.
In line with the new policy of the club in taking male members, applications have been accepted for Frank Spaulding, Robert Wilson, William Rodebeck, Paul Barclay, Bernard Mc< Andrews, Robert Dilley, Jerry Morrell, Regar Taylor and Robert French.
Mrs. E. W. Cowley, president of the Et Cetera Club, will be honored at a President's Day luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the Marott Hotel. Hostesses for the day are Mrs. E. L. Cooper and Mrs. Ralph E. Kennington. Other officers for the year are Mrs. Clifton Barnes and Mrs, Delbert O. Wilmeth, vice presidents; Mrs. J. R. Muterspaugh and Miss Ruth Cochrane, secre- : taries, and Mrs. Laura E. Ray, treasurer. Chairmen of the group include Mrs. Claude Wranklin, publicity; Mrs. E. D. Tenbrook, hos«owNty; Mrs. Barnes, ways and means, and Sa B. Kruger, good cheer, " Mrs. Kennington will give a memorial to the late Mrs. H. 8. Leonard :
stops: in their Caribbean trip Points on their itinerary include er Isle, Jamaica, the Condado Beach and Caribe ss #8 Hilton Hotels in San J DR. AND MRS. 3. P. WOR- Puerto Rico, and the V LEY, 5205 Pleasant Run Pkwy. Isle Hotel 3 St. Thomas. are spending a holiday in {he = La Castle Harbor Hotel, Bermuda. Edgar Davis Ruby, son of
PUERTO AICO a the Vir- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ruby,
gin Islands are stops in the tour ty Comer Ave. has returned Mr. and Mrs. Tim McAllister, to Kenyon College, Gambies, 3334 Balsam Ave, are enjoying. O., for his junior year.
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