Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1951 — Page 16

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1951

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GAS LIGHT ERA—The bevy of beauties surrounding Carlein Shaw, seated, are Mesdames James Springer, Shaw and William F,

Tuttle.

They will wear these ensembles at the Gay Nineties

Charity Ball at the Athenaeum Turners Hall Saturday night, Nov. 3. The costume ball is being planned by Phi Delta Pi Sorority. Proceeds will go to the Juvenile Aid Center.

Panels Planned For PTA Sessions

Indianapolis Parent - Teacher Associations are planning individual panel discussions Tuesday. The Shortridge High School group invites seniors and their parents to a panel discussion of “After High School—What?” This meeting will be held at

7:30 p. m. in the school library.

Joel W. Hadley, principal, will moderate. Mrs. Y. B. Morrow and Mrs. T. P. Jenkins of the guidance committee have arranged the program. Other members of the committee are Mesdames Donald J. White, Frederick Marston and William C. Otto. Those taking part in the discussion will he Clum Bucher, assistant director of admissions, Indiana University; Harlan White, Purdue University; George A. Schumacher, Butler University. Brig. Gen, Bornson Hitchcock, Indiana Bureau of Selective Service; Emet Talley, Indiana Division Employment Security, and Mrs. Annalee Webb Miller, advisor to Shortridge students planning to attend colleges that require special examination. for entrance. ; Although the meeting has been planned especially for seniors, dents or, parents interested.

= = rn ‘ “INTERNATIONAL Relations and Its Impact Upon Community Relations” will be the topic of discussion of the World Citizenship Committee of the Indianapolis Council of ParentTeacher Associations,

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QUESTION: I am bothered

with a gnawing feeling in the pit of my stomach, as though I were hungry. I have to eat often to quiet this feeling, but after I eat my stomach hurts, and in a half an hour after eating, the same feeling returns. What could this trouble be? Is it nervousness, since I am terribly -nervous all the time? Should I ga to see a good doctor? ANSWER: By all means you should go to see your doctor. In all probability he will want to make several tests including X-rays, since the symptoms you describe would fit those of an ulcer of the stomach, Of course, one cannot tell until’ the examinations have been made. As I have said many times, nervousness does influence the symptoms of stomach ulcer.

it is open to any stu-

group, Adult Sewing Class.

Donald Bruce, radio news commentator, will moderate. Members of the panel will be Miss Sally Butler, past president of the International Business and Professional Women's Association; Miss Margaret Barrett, exchange teacher to England last year, now teaching at the James E. Rqberts School. Others are Edward B. Darnell, assistant to the director of general manufacturing at Allison Engineering Corp.; Martin Buckner, president of . the

~ the house,

School 89 PTA, and director of |

the of the American Legion. = ” o FRANK W. Hamilton, chairman of the World Citizenship Committee,

National Security Division |

will introduce the |

panel. Members of the commit- | tee are Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. and |

Mrs. Joseph O. Cezar and Miss Margaret Barrett. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mesdames John D. Goodin, Frank Gleaves, William C, Brandt and Ernest L. Miller. World Citizenship chairmen from the 89 local PTA units, PTA presidents and council delegates will attend the meeting. Other Jocal PTA units to meet next ‘week are as follows: TUESDAY School 57—1:15 p. m. Study group meeting. Speaker, George Fisher. WEDNESDAY School 16—1:30 p. m. Halloween party for students. School 80—9:30 a. m. Study group meeting. Speaker, Dr. Alberta Jones. THURSDAY

School 62—9 a. m, Mothers Chorus. School 72—1:15 p. m. Study

group, preschool film “This is Robert.” School. 21—1:15 p. m. Study group, “Social Studies in the Intermediate Grades.”

FRIDAY School 72—All day scrap drive. School 73—8:30 a. m. Study

17 N. Hiinols St.

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Theta Alumnae Busy Sewing For Anndal Bazaar Nov. 12

Needles are flyifg. in the Indianapolis Chairmen of additional booths, announced by

Mrs. Claycombe, are Mrs, Bogardus S. Mitchell, Amn, Kappa Alpha. Theta Sorority, children’s articles; Mrs. Robert E. Skinner, early circie,

American and antique pieces, and Mrs. Ralph O. Members of the alumnae chapter are Baur and Mrs. Lynn Summers, miscellaneous putting the fiMishing touches on hundreds of Articles. » articles for their third annual bazaar Nov. 12

dy de at the Butler University Chapter House. MISS ALBERTA WELLS and Mrs. John A. The chapter house will be open to the public

Alexander, linens; Mrs, James 8. Gibson and for the bazaar from 1 to 8 p. m.

Mrs. Theodore Locke Jr. knitting; Mrs. John Husbands and children are doubling as models roYer, aprons, and Mrs. Alvin N. Barrows and for the flannel nightshirts, knitted scarves, tiny

Mrs. Robert Jones, the pantry booth. tool aprons for young men, chef aprons, ties and

Bazaar proceeds are equally divided between lounging socks which will stock the new For the local and national welfare projects of Kappa Men Only feature this year.

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Last year's profits, approximately $1000, went . to the Marion County Child Guidance Clinic ACCORDING TO Mrs, Robert A, Claycombe, 1951 chairman, the traditional Christmas tea

and the Institite of Logopedics in Kansas where willbe in the chapter house dining room during Theta is furnishing an entire court of three units the afternoon.

including cottages, speech clinics and equipment for each. Alpha Alumnae Club is sponsoring the Christmas decorations booth. The same kind of orna-

Indianapolis alumnae’s bazaar is one of the largest fund-raising projects among national ments and trimmings will be used throughout € Beta Alumnae Club. 15.48.

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