Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1951 — Page 6

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FIRST AID TOOLS—Mrs. H. A. Shumaker (left), longtime guild member, and Mrs. George C. Burke, new member, familiarize themselves with equipment.

clusive. civil defense. That slogan will be adopted fashion by 8t. Vincent's Hospital

when they begin an entirely new project at Mon-

day's meeting. LO

THEY ARE GOING TO add a working knowl-

edge of bandages, compresses, niquets, pressure points, fractures

Mother's once-a-week breakfast outfit will be

practical jeans and slacks rather alluring negligee or duster.

For Monday guild members and: prospective

in a functional Guild members

Guild To Study Civil Defense

E PREPARED” used to be a Boy Scout exBut that was before the days of

St. Vincent's Guild is the first organization of its kind in the city to undertake such a program on a large scale. It has grown out of an impromptu talk given last spring by Mrs, Larry Zapp,. guid member who pinched hit for a guest speaker in absentia.

“Tell us about what you are interested,” her

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members will register for a first aid course in

civil defense. The course will be given for 10 consecutive Monday mornings at St. Vincent's

Hospital Nurses Horhe, regular for the guild.

Those completing requirements will receive the American Red Cross First Aid certificate at

the end of the course.

WORKING WEAR—Mrs, Howard M. Henderson shops for her slacks which will be her costume during the practical first aid course.

meeting place

own club audience said. First Aid instructor; Mrs, Zapp talked about that work. She proved a super saleswoman for first ald. The net result is the current project. personally will instruct the classes. Project chairman is Mrs. Howard W. Hender-

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" “NOT ONLY IS this a must for our own group,” says the club leaders. be prepared for emergencies that may arise in

“All people should

case of an atomic attack or in everyday acci-

dents,

The project is in co-operation with the Indian-

apolis American Red Cross Chapter,

OFFICIAL OK—Harlan J. Hadley, Indianapolis Red Cross Chapter chairman, gives his approval of the guild project to Mrs. Larry Zapp.

Tarkington Theater Guest List

YNDIANAPOLIS will be host to a number of distinguished guests next Wednesday at the formal dedication of the Booth Tarkington Civic. Theater. The 8:30 p. m. performance of Mr. Tarkington's ageless “Seventeen,” now a current Broadway musicale, will precede the reception in honor of

“Mrs. Tarkington.

= t 4 F 5 INVITATIONS have been mailed to the following friends of Mrs, Tarkington: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beghart, Andersonville, N. C.; Mrs, and Mrs, Robert Black, Cincinnati: Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kelly, Kensington, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brandt, and Kenneth McCormick, New York; Mr, and Mrs; Hugh Kahler, Priheeton, N. JX and Alexander Wainwright, Princeton University, ' Mrs. William Trotter, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts, Miss Marjorie Mosser, Henry Parsons, Mrs, Edward F., Dwight, Mr. and Mrs, Alexander MacColl, and ¥dward G. Buckland, Kennebunkport, Me.; Charles Ewing, and Dr. 4nd

Mrs. Joseph Tarkington, Evanston, II, ¥ » ~ SPECIAL INVITATIONS have been sent to the following local persons: Mayor and Mrs. Bayt, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Emhardt and Gov. and Mrs. Sehrickes. Reservations have been made by Messrs. and Mesdames Ray €, Dorr, Russel DuGranrut,

Joseph Drury, John Ebner, Ir- |

ving Fauvre, Frank A. Ferry, Lowell Fisher and T. E. Freebairn, ’ Dr. and Mrs. William D. Gamble, Messrs. and Mesdames John D., Goodin, Leroy George Gordner, David Granowsky, Myron Green, Aldo Bertorelli, M. Blackwell Jr., George Finney, Bernard Bloom, H. J. Booty, Robert M. Bowen, Volney M. Brown, Newton D. Buser and James H. Carine,

» ~ » MESSRS. and MESDAMES M. 8. Churchman, George Dixon,” Harley W. Rhodehamel, Alexander Noble, M. L. Ober, Joseph Ostrander, H. B. Pelham, Owen C. Pohimann, Kurt F. Pantzer, Joel Quinto, M. P, Speakman, Erwin Stout, Paul Summers, George Talmage, Herbert TI. Todd, 0. J. ~ Verdouw,

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Organizations—

Tri Delts to Greet

New Members Here

At Saturday Session

R EGULAR meetings and

a biennial convention are

listed by local women's clubs.

New members will be special guests of ‘the Indian-

apolis Alliance of Delta Delta Delta Sorority at the open-

ing meeting Saturday in the ° Chapter House. Mrs. Owen Calvert, president, and Mrs. Alex J. Kertis Jr, ‘hospitality chairman, will be in charge of welcoming, The program will include music by Mrs. G. William Raffensperger and Mrs. William T. Rasmussen. Mrs. Charles W. Kerchner, luncheon chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames J. F, Ferdon Jr.; Dorothea C. Blue, Frahk Howard and Fred Howenstine and Miss Lavon Rice.

Parliamentarians Mrs. W. H. Vinzant, 3207 Central Ave. will fly to Mobile, Ala., Sunday for the eighth biennial convention of the Nations al Association of Parliamentarjans. The event is scheduled Monday through Oct. 4 in the Hotel Battle House. Delegates will honor Mrs. Vinzant, president, with a banquet Tuesday. Other local women attending include Mrs. Paul vanB. Allen, national corresponding secretary; Mrs. W, C, Bartholomew, state president, and Mesdames Clarence L. Kittle, Charles F. Voyles, Horace Mann Powell, W. W. Reedy and Rose Marie Cruzan. Mrs, Evan H. Dehler, Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Fred Hobbs, Plainfield, will also accompany the group.

Butler '100' Club Mrs. E. E. Rumpler will speak to the Butler “100” Chapter of th International Travel Study Club at its 1 p. m. meeting Friday in the home of Mrs. F. E. Spindell, 3938 College Ave. New officers are Mrs. Spindell, president; Mrs. Michael Moran and Mrs. W, H. Wilcox, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Basset K. Morse, and Mrs. David Holmes, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, tréasurer; Mrs. Howard Kobush, auditor; Mrs. Gilbert C. Murphy, federation delegate, and Mrs. A. E, Ottinger, publieity chairman.

Study Review Club . Mrs. C. F.. Falkner, 4025 Washington Blvd, was hostess for the 1 p. m. meeting today of the Study Review Club,

Grandmothers \ Friday members of the Indianapeolis Grandmothers Chub will meet at 11:30 a. m. in the YMCA. Arrangements for transportation to the national convention will be discussed. Convention will be Oct, 10-14 in Cincinnati.

Two Clubs Plan Flower Exhibits

URAL Friends Garden Club of Acton and the Hendricks County Garden Club are both putting on their fall flower shows today.

Mrs. Paul Johnson, president of the Hendricks County Club,

announces the following committee chairmen: Mrs. Robert Low, Clayton, general chairman; Mrs. Elsworth Stuart, Danville, staging; Mrs. Lee Worrell, Clayton, entries, and Mrs, Charles Green, Clayton, judges. gi ” = = FROM PLAINFIELD, Mrs. Mark Hampton heads publicity and Mrs. Lola Templeton, classifications. Hospitality is 4n charge of Mrs. J. Gordon Gibbs. Properties chairman is Miss

Georgia Hornaday. Both are

from Danville.

Mrs. Jack Gambold, Coatsville, is plant sale chairman and Mrs. Allan Stratton, Clayton, is in charge of schedules. The show will be at Stuart Motors, Inc. 115 8. Jefferson St., Danville. It is open to the public from 4 to 9 p.m. » Ed s 5 THE ACTON CLUB'S show is in charge of Mrs, Ezra Barrett assisted by Mrs. Harry Holton, schedule; Mrs, Marion Hoop, staging; Miss Fannie Pfendler, classification and Mrs. Raymond Howard, entry. Hostesses will be Mesdames H.. A, Miller, Dale Kracht, Harry Huffman, Thomas's Yoke, John Pope and Earl Schaeffer. Others assisting are : Mesdames Alfred Hoop, Harold Valentine, Frank Schmitt, Vern King, A. C. Shirley, Ruede, Gertrude Hamlyn, George Ruschhaupt, Jessie Morgan, Roy Willsey and William Hammans and Miss Arefta Smock. The show at the Pleasant View Baptist Church Annex is open to public from 3 to 9 p. m. An auction of bulbs and plants will be held at 8 p.m.

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Tea Tomorrow Will Honor County Music Teachers

USIC supervisors and teachers in public, private and parochial schools of the city and county will be honored from 3:30 to 5. p. m. tomorrow at a tea in the home of Mrs. Jack Goodman, 301 W. Kessler Blvd. by the Women's Committee of the Indiana Symphony Society. Mrs. David P. Williams Jr, together with other members of the women's committee will be |

in the greeting line. ’ hw.

SPECIAL GUESTS willl include Ralph Wright, music supervisor in Indianapolis public schools; Robert F. Gladden, superintendent of Marion County schools, and Alan Meissner, manager of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Lo” »

» MUSIC SUPERVISORS who have received invitations will be

Lutheran PTA To Meet Tonight

The Emmaus Lutheran PTA will hold its first fall meeting at 8 p. m. tonight in the school, 13268 Orange St.

Herb Sweet, national president of the American Camping Association and director of the

tain. "His talk will illustrate projects which parents and children can do together during \ leisure time,

vitzky, conducting. Mrs. Williams, chairman of the children’s concerts, has several new ideas for discussion among the supervisors.

told of plans for the two children's concerts, Two performances will be given for the first concert, Nov, 10 in the Murat Theater with Dr. Fabien Se-

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