Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1951 — Page 7

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Give Reports

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will be heard at a 7:45 P. m. Council Delegate meeting today in the

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hoHeed Shatrmen of the d¢ cout neighborhoods, board members, leader's club officers and rhembership nominating committeemen. = Hu - 8 INDIAN campers totalled 1572 summer;

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Dellwood, 736 Nelson emond, Super intendent of Recreation, Diyi-

sion of State Parks, Lands and Water, will speak on “Conservation and Use of Outdoors the Year Around.” - Mrs. John Burkhart, board president, announced that the main topic at the meeting will be “Scouting and Outdoors the Year Around.” Gu A full camping report to each neighborhood chairman will be given by Mrs," Montgomery Lewis, camp co-ordin-ating chairman. - by n

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troduce the various camp chairmen who will give reports.

They lnclude Mra. Richard Fox,

men, Pat Buehler and Marilyn Woerner, talk on teen and trip camping; Mrs. George Coldren, day camps; Mrs. Chris Iverson, troop camping, and Mr, and Mrs. Layton, Dellwood camping.

Junior League

To Show Film

‘H to Prepare for An Atom Bomb” is the theme of the film to be shown at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ Auditorium by the Indianapolis Junior : Two technicolor films, made available by the American Red Cross and shown by Mrs, J. H. Quirk, will be presented.

“A Tale of Two Cities,” the first of the films, will be on Nagasaki and Hiroshima. The second which demonstrates the individual's defense, is entitled, “Pattern for Survival” Mrs. A. Richard Gaus, the league's education chairman, stated that because of the location of Indianapolis, residents of this city are as vulnerable to attack as those of east and west coast cities.

MONDAY, SEPT. 24. 1951

Mrs. Owen F. Clarke was Miss Jean Hicks Before her ma

Maennerchor Ladies Dance

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dance at 9:30 p. m. Oct. 6.

The event will celebrate the beginning of

consecutive singing season of the Maennerchor. Mrs. John J. Long will be chairman of the social to be held in the Kellersal of the Athenaeum. During the season, the group will give three concerts presenting such artists as Alice How~ land, mezzo . soprano; Polyna Stoska, Metropolitan Opera star, and James Pease, bass baritone, formerly of Indianapolis. Fall colors and flowers will be used by the decoration committee headed by Mrs. Robert Linke,

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54th social season of the Maennerchor Ladies of the Athenaeum Turners will open with an Autumn

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riage Sept. 23 in the North Method. ist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hicks, 3858 N. Pennsylvania St. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Clarke, 5467 Carroliton Ave.

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HE League of Women Voters of Indianapolis will use the discussion method of presenting its programs this year in order to enable each member to express

her opinion on governmental '

issues.

Mrs. Gordon McCalment, League unit chairman, stated that items will be presented to small neighborhood groups for discussion. League study group experts who have made a study of the question will be present during these sessions to give the essential. .facts and background. ’ - ® x =» y IN ORDER TO train members in the art of leading a good discussion, the league will hold a special school for discussion leaders tomorrow at

Little Flower

PTA to Meet

The: Parent - Teachers As< sociation of the Little Flower School will meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow after church services in connection with the annual novena honoring ‘The Little

_ Flower.”

The Rev. Fr, John Riedinger, pastor of the chuich, and Sister Marita Rose, school principal, with Paul George, president of the PTA, will welcome membership and conduet a discussion on school and PTA aims and policies.

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the home of Mrs. W. Foster Montgomery, 4546 Park Ave. The training will be conducted by Dr. Earl -Tanhenbaum, member of Indiana University’s Adult Education Division, ‘Department of Community Services. He will return Oct. 8 for a repeat session.

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in all parts of the city. By ing the league office in Illinois Building discussion

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Mrs. James McDowell, Arden; Miss Ruth Hicks, Central; Mrs. W. E. Cothern, Forest Hills;

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