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- Committee Heads Appointed For Olympic Skating Tryouts

The announcement of committee heads lanning the Olympic skating tryouts to be held here and a Tri Kappa tea highlight the organization calendar today. The Indianapolis Winter Club has been chosen by the United States Figure Skating Association as the host club of the tryouts for the United States Figure Skating Team. The sessions will be held here Dec. 21 and 22 at the Coliseum. Spectacular performances will be given by he 36 contestants, all gold medalists, in competition for a place on the team. Winners will represent the United States at the 1952 Olympic (Games.. The tryouts will be open to the public. Winter Club members already working on

the president of the Indiana State Teachers Association; Mra, Gertrude McCombe, Terre Haute past president of ISTA; Mrs. H. J. Oldham, Ft. Wayne, past president of ISTA. Mrs. Josepn Walker, Greenfield, past state president of PTA; Mrs. Lynn Miller, Lafayette, past president of Tri Kappa, and Mrs. William F. Maurer, trustee of Indiana University, Mrs, C. H. Cox, state Tri Kappa president. anounces that the sorority has purchased 800 tickets for concerts of the Indianapolis Sym phony Orchestra to be distributed throughout the state to high school students,

Broad Ripple Unit

Children from the Knightstown Sailors and Soldiers Home will be entertained Saturday night

nreparations for the event are William J. Hen- with a dinner and will ‘be honor guests at the haw and Charles I. Crane, co;chairmen of the po... trhiversity Homecoming. football game ticket committee, : preceding the dinner, Sponsoring the day's ac Other committee members are Mrs, Sidney A tivities for 29 boys will be the Broad Rippi Horn, housing; Paul Van Voorhees, local pro~ram chairman: E. A. Peterson. hospitality: Carl 8. Strickland. facilities; Mrs. Paul van B. Allen ind Mrs. Tony E. Foster, co-chairmen of publicity assisted by Mrs, Jessera Meyers, Miss Vir“Jvinla Fort, Mrs. T. Sherman McClean. Mr. and Mrs, F. 8. Langsenkamp Jr... Mrs. F. 8. Andrews ind Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moore.

‘(appa Kappa Kappa The State Council of Kappa Kappa Kappa nroritv iz planning a tea from 4 to 5:30 p. m Thursday at the Hotel Lincoln. Honor guests will be teacher members attending, the convention of the State Teachers Association here. Tri Kappas in the receiving line will be Mrs C. H. Cox. Pendleton. council president: Mrs Beryl Showers Holland, Bloomington, founder: Mrs. John Fell, Kokomo, council vice president, and Miss Elizabeth Osborne, Mitchell, council idvisery v Mrs. Allan Parr, Lebanon, editor of Cross

CRP DISCUSSION—(Left to right) Dr. Norman Johnson, headmaster of Park School, Mrs. Jess eys; Mrs. H. E. Binford. Bloomington, wife of

American Legion, Auxiliary Unit. The dinner, tp he held at the Post Home 64th St. and College Ave. will be followed by an entertainment. Mrs, Wilbyr Owen, Knights{owr Home chairman is in charge. Mrs. Arle Wells 1 president of the.-unit. :

Gamma Zeta Chi

Founder's Dav will he celebrated at SK p m tomorrow by Gamma Beta Chi Sorority. New icers will he installed at the meeting to be RE ; held at the Hotel Washington 4 8 . 5 hy ire Sect tk, Leen) Biss AUXILIARY NURSES=—Miss Marie Cassidy and Miss Joan arguerite ayton and Mrs. Gus Biesesi. first : : uf : y Seiler (standing, left to right), Red Cross nurses from Cleveland,

and second vice presidents: Mrs. Clarence Flick secretary, and Mrs. William Hankins, treasurer. were kept busy last week in the Red Cross Blood Center donor Dolly Goodwin, Alpha Xi Delta

Butler 100 Chapter

The Butler 100 Chapter of the International Travel Study Club, Inc, will meet at 1 p. m Friday. Mrs. Earl H. Myer, 4440 Park Ave. will be hostess. Mrs. Basil Fischer will be speaker for the afternoon. Le

room. Here they assist Mrs. Sorority “Buddy” donor.

Halloween Party Is Arranged

C. Pritchett and Mrs. Robert Huncilman, participants in the Ligon program, and Dr, Ernest Ligor [ Sophomore women at La Arvin, Barbara Dolen, Libby talk over a point in the Character Research Project. K. Hammons Entertain Kingston Guests irs A FLE SSURE 1 Pio vood School will entertain the Mever,” Maryviyn Goodwine, 0 ace : . ' st t body at a Halloween Aghes Blanfor Toll; Fe Mesdames. Houston CoHing- Hammon, pastor of the North a Classified ad in “The Indian- udent . bo a Hailow 8 Blanford and Molly

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vood. Isaac Hathaway and Unitarian Church. and his fam- oo. pues you get efficient Party Frey nght——————— = - ro al | | Teal rux of . on ar Frank Randall. all of Kings- ‘ily, 1644 N. Talbot St. The , Assisting with Ae Prior to the party the stuTe ton. Mass. are spending two Hammons are formerly from Service and speedy action. Phone ,r5 Miss Marilyn Alhand, ¢®%s. dents will attend a Halloween 78) : By JEAN TABBERT true sinries, the “character ed- ceptance among men iz the for- weeks with the Rev, John K. Kingston. PL aza 5551. : president. and Missez Florence

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h . 4 The burden of the teaching is teaching in a nursery school acter.” piaced on the parents. the He reported he “loved it.” That's the theory of Dr, school. supplies the counselors Hundreds of happy children ¥ 1 : . : who guide the students in char- transformed - from maladjustErnest Ligon, Schenectady, acter projects. ment and Introversion. are

N. Y.. director of the Character proof of its success, Research Project, who spoke yesterday at Park 8chonl Chairman of the psvchology department at Union College Dr. Ligon along with his staff publishes counseling material

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fighting forces by helping . 4 \WwEgR Newcomers Club: Mr. stockpile blood for them. and Mrs. Hubert Marlett, HickHarrison to Dr, Ligon on their experi They are meeting a challenge ory College PTA; Miss Ruth \T 6.30 ences, the results, Out of these over there with action. You Min- Ault and Miss Dorcas Proctor, ' LEIGH ” — Association for Childhood Ed- | TFIELD" ucation, and Harold Bell, Photona RITTER play Indorsers.

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v Sat Z . | Alpha Theta Sorority IndianaFRVECRS Shown Exclusively at Charles Mayer and Company | polis Alumnae; Mrs. William R Z | Krisbie, School 72 PTA: Harold TD | Wray, School 49 PTA: Mrs. James Ratclifff, School 15 PTA; r Theatre Miss Genett Ulrich, Omicron | 10th or EK. Chapter. Alpha Omicron Alpha | (84. Rd. 100) Sorority: Kenneth Koelling, ) School 45 PTA, and Mrs, Louise Playground Smith, School 31 PTA. 2 $—Show 6:30 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leveque, RLY sAOW Mesdames Esther McDaniel TREVOR Clara Milinano, Mary Blount, A 5 MITCHELL ;

Rozella Franks, Bruce Houg- | | land, Ruth Malone. Roy Reed. | Gerald Stauch and Ruth Cross,

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