Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 38

PAGE EY

”

| Measure Up

“,

HIS is the fourth report on elt registered in The

Times’ Modern - Minute + cruitment drive.

Women’ s. Blood donor re-

* Did your club help set the October record of 5115 life-

giving pints of blood at Red Cross Blood Center? It shows here if it did. If not, get busy. Your group can work to meet the November goal of 6000 pints by the drive Thanksgiving deadline. Make it a 100 per cent goal this month. Pledge your club 100 per cent to aid. Clubs are listed in battalions by name in order of their standing with the number of active members, number of donors and pledges checked through the Center by Thursday night and percentages of membership either pledged to give or donated, Percentage is the total since the drive opening Oct. 3. IST BATTALION Wayne Township Volunteer*Fire Department, Co. 9, Auxiliary, 12--17—141.7. Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, Omicron Chap., 12—7—58.3. Beta Mu Sorority, 13—6—46.1. Garden City Christian Church

Missionary Society, 20—9—~ 45. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,

Jest Do Your Best, 10—2—20. School 7 PTA, 10—2—20.

, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Beta

Pi Chap., 21—4—19. Alpha Omicron Latreian, 15— 2—13.3. . Here and There® Homemakers, 23—-3—13. ITSC, Lorraine Chap. 13. Progressive Civie, 8—1—12.5. ITSC, Columbian Chap., 20—2 —10. Crossroads Rehabilitation Center PTA, 10—1—10. Ye Old Henry, 10—1-—10. Indianapolis Toastmistress, 20— 2-10. ITSC, Jenny Lind Chap. 20— 2-10. Theta Nu Chi Sorority, 10— 1-10. Friday Afternoon Literary, 22— 2—9.1. Friday Afternoon Reading, 12-—1—8.3. Theta Nu Chi Sorority, 14—1-— 7.1.

25-3

: School 15 PTA, 15—1—86.7.

Tirzah, 15—1—8.7. . Fortnightly Study, 34—2-5.9.

‘ Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, The

Used To Be Chap. 17—1— 5.9. Alpha Xi Latreian, 20—1—35. American Legion Auxiliary, Northeast Unit, 20—1—5.

: Irvington Chautauqua, 26—1—

ITSC, Isle of Pine Chap., 24—1 —42.

{ ITSC, Booth Tarkington Chap.,

25m Ld, Irvington, Coterie, 25—1—4. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, Windy Day, 15—0—0.

‘Alpha Epsilon Latreian, 20— 0—0 :

Alpha Zeta Latreian, 20—0—0.

Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority,

Alpha Gamma Chap, 14— 0—0. { Beta Alpha Beta Sorority, 12—

0—0.

| Blue Flower Garden, 24—0—0. ! Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Zeta

Kappa Chap., 25—0—0.

: First Moravian Church Women, 25—0—0.

Green Thumb Garden, 25—0—0. Grolier Fine Arts, 20—0—0. ITSC, Alpha Chap. 20—0—0. ITSC, Australian Chap, 21—0—0. ITSC, Betsy Ross Chap., 24—0—0. ITSC, Butler “100’ Chap. 25—0—0. : ITSC, Mount Vernon Chap., 24 —0—0. Irvington Catholic Study, 25—0—0. John Strange Homemakers, 20—0—0. Lambda Sigma Sigma Sorority, 12—0—0. Martha Washington * mothers, 15—0—0. Mo-Vets, 6—0—0, Navy Mothers, 25—0—0. Oaklandon Universalist, 23—0—0.

Women’s

Grand-

Alpha Phi Sorority, Indianapolis Alumnae Chap., 25—0—0. Federation Junior Woman's, 17—0—0. : Gulfview Manor Woman's, Bee),

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Mothers Club of Butler University, 25-—0-—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, When We Thre Meet Chap. 19—0—0. Vandaworker, 14—0—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, Whoopty - Doopty - Doodem Chap., 12—6—0, National Screen Council, Indianapolis Group, 20—0—0. National Association of Parliamentarians, Indianapolis Unit, 12—0—0. Rhea Garden, 9—0—0. Service Study, 16—0—0. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority, Upsilon Chap., 14—0—0. School 2 PTA, 25—0—0. Theta Beta Sorority, 8—0—0. Trianon Mothers of Butler University, 200-0. Uniben, 8—0—0. United Presbyterian Church Missionary Society, 10—0—0. White Cross Guild, Blue and Gold, 14—0—0. White Cross Guild, 1 ,

Donati,

White Cross Guild, Mt. Comfor, 20—0—0. * Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Mothers of Butler University, 25-—0—0. VFW Lawrence Township, 17— 0—0. VFW Perry Township Memorial, 17T—0—0. VFW Philip Highbaugh, 10— 0-0. x VFW Victory, 21—0—0. Speech and Hearing Center Wamens Club, 20—0—0.a~

2D BATTALION

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society. 16— 7—43.7. Alpha Delta Latreian, 30—10— 333 Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, 30

49th Street Christian Church ATA Guild, 30—4— 13.3. White Cross Guild, Wallace Street Presbyterian, 36—4— 31.1.

Alpha Lambda Latreian, 30— 3—10. Lowell School PTA, 30—3—10. Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 30—2— 6.7. ITSC Victory Chap., 32—2—6.3. Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Indianapolis Alumnae, 50— 3—6. Photoplay Indorsers, 34—2-—5.9, School 31 PTA, 35—2—5.7. Sigma Nu Fraternity Mothers

Club of Butler University, 40—2—35. ’ White Cross Guild, Calvary

Baptist Church, 4524.4, White Cross Guild, Irvington, 50—2—4. West Washington Street Church of God Missionary Society, 27—1—-3.7. Alpha Mu Latreian, 30—1—3.3. Zeta Phi Zeta Sorority, 30—1 —3.3. ITSC, Lady Aberdeen Artist Chap., 30—1—3.3. White Cross Guild, Meridian Street Unit, 35—1-—23. First United Lutheran Church Women, 35—1—2.8. Alpha Latreian, 35—1—2.8. Cheer Broadcasters, Inc, 35—1—2.8. Boys Club Auxiliary, 35—1—2.8. Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, Alpha Chap., 36—1—2.7. Lutheran Child Welfare Auxiliary, 43—1—23. Norways Foundation Guild, 43 —1-—-2.3. Jewish War Veterans, Ladies’ Auxiliary, 50—1.—2. White Cross Guild, Grace Methodist Church, 50—1—2. Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church, Women’s Guild, 50—1—2. Children’s Sunshine Club, Inc. 50—1-—2. Matinee Musicale Professional Group, 60—1—1.7. Alpha Beta %Latreian., 35—0--0. American Legion Auxiliary, Mec-Ilvaine-Kothe, 30—0—0. American Legion Auxiliary, Me- ~ morial, 45—0—0. Areme Club, Corinthian OES, 34—0—0

Colonial Dames 50—0—0. Daughters of the American Revolution, Irvington Chap. 49—0—0. Delta Gamma Sorority Mothers Club of Butler University, 50—0—0. Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Alpha Epsilon Chap., 40—0—0. Ephamar Literary, 28—0—0. Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, Epsilon Lambda Chap, 35—0—0. IPSC, Hawaifan Chap., 31 —0—0,

of America,

ITSC, Heather Belles Chap. 43—0—0. ITSC, Lady Aberdeen Chap. 30—0—0. ITSC, New Harmony Chap. Bj. ITSC, Valencian Chap.

Indianapolis Athletic Club Dolphins, 50—0—0. Indianapolis Panhellenic Association, 50—0—0. Indianapolis Parliamentary Law, 30—0—0.

Indianapolis Police Department Ladies Auxiliary, 40—0—0.

Inter Allia, 30—0—0. Junior Woman's, 45—0—0. Kappa Delta Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 35—0—0. Narrators, 35—0—0. National Society Arts and Letters, Indiana Chap., 45—0—0. New Century, 30—0—0. North End Garden, 30—0—0. Psi Iota Xi Sorority, 50—0—0. Riley Cheer Guild, Thanksgiving Chap., 40—0—0. _$8th Division Indiana Women’s | Auxiliary, 40—0—0. Semper Fidelis Temple, No. 49, 40—0—0. Soroptimist, 50—0—0. Sunshine, 30—0—0. Troub Memorial Presbyterian Church Missionary Society, 30—+0—-0. Visiting Nurses Assoctation, 35 —0—0, West Side Pike Homemaxers, 29—0—0. White Cross i White Cross Guild, Broadway Baptist, 30—0—0.

Guild, Bethel, 35

THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES ,

TECH AREA PTA'S PLAN—Groundwork of a house to house canvass for recruiting blood donors by 23 East Side PTAs and Technical High School was laid at a meeting in the Red Cross Chapter House this week. Goal is a two-day mobile unit operation Nov. 29 and 30 at Tech. Virgil Sheppard (extreme left) played a dual role as Tech PTA president and Red Cross executive director.

White Cross Guild, Degree of Honor, 28—0—0. White Cross Guild, Library Section, 32—0—0. VFW Beech Grove, 31-00. VFW Ernie Pyle, 43—0—0. VFW Hoosier, 47—0—0. VFW Speedway, 50—0—0. Jessy Wallin Heywood AHiance of All Souls Unitarign Church, 40—0—0. 3D BATTALION Chi Omega Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 75—3—4. White Cross Guild, Missionary 56—1—1.8. University Club Auxiliary, 57 —1—1.7. Welfare, 65—1—1.5. White Cross Guild Victory, 70 —1—14. Beta Beta Chi Sorority, 60— 0—0. Brookside Mothers Civic, 75— U--0 Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, 55—0—0

Indianapolis Historical Council, 68—0—0. Indianapolis Women’s Lions, 58 nlm lY; Maennerchor Ladies” Society, 75 (0. Monday Club, 75—0—0. New Neighbors League, 52—0 —0. Phi Mu Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 60—0—0. School 8 PTA, 75—0—0. School 63 PTA, 60—0—0. Smith College, 60—0—0. Stansfield Circle, 55—0—0. Wednesday Afternoon, 50—0 —0. White Cross Guild, Broadway Methodist, 70—0—0. White Cross Guild, Municipal Gardens, 58—0—0. Woman's Department Club, Garden Department, 60—0 —0, * . 4TH BATTALION Goodwill Service Guild, 30—35 5--16.7 American Legion Auxiliary, Garfield Unit, 100—7—T7. - School 82 PTA, 100—4—4.9. Hickory College School PTA, 85—4—4.7. School 35 PTA, 100—2—2. School 21 PTA, 100—2—2. American Legion Auxiliary, Big Eagle Unit, 85—1—1.2.

Communications Workers of America, Local 5710, 87—1 —1.1.

School 44 PTA, 100—1—1. Delta Gamma Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 100—1—1. American- Legion Auxiliary, Irvington Unit, 100—0—0. Butler Women’s Faculty, 100— 0—0. Marion County Juvenile Center Auxilfary, 80—0—0. Sunnyside Guild Inc., 100-—0—0. VFW Indianapolis Irvington, 76—0—0. 5TH BATTALION Indianapolis Junior League, -150—37—25. St. Vincent's 150—5—3. American War Mothers, University Heights Chap. 148— Indianapolis Dental Society, Women’s Auxiliary, 150—2— 13. American War Mothers, U. S. A. Chap., 135—0—0. Newman Mothers of Butler University, 150—0—0. North Side Church of God Maciel Group, 150—0—0. Sahara Grotto Auxiliary, 150 0—0.

Hospital Guild,

TS SN te, Sed’ a ten W—— ——— —— — ——-— — —— — —— —— ——————— {— {—_— — —" —{— —— — — —— —.

Saise | Blood Center,

TO AMERICAN RED CROSS: I do hereby grant permission to my (wife) (husband) (daughter) (son)

CRAEA) o's senmngeine Paes icininncnsniiaionnnrsdons the age of 18 and not yet 21 to donate blood rough the Indianapolis Regional D De-

American Red Cross Indianapolis Regional Defense Blood Center

18 West Georgia

‘PARENTAL RELEASE FORM

Signature. ....

“Relationship

\

Date....coenveesnne ie. sree saa 39....

meses terse

SATA B tT sass rsa

———————— ——— ——-— I ———— —— — — — — — — — —

who is over

SAMI bss sss ara s ara

-,

I I | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | -

' School 76 PTA,

Among those helping make plans were Mrs. Walter Minger, School

33; Mrs. George Farkas, 62; Mrs. Samuel Henry, Theodore Pot-

ter; Mrs. William Ruskaup, 14; Mrs. Leonard E. Pearson, Tech, and Mrs. Logan Kinnett, 54 (left to right). All the women are PTA

presidents in their respective schools except Mrs. Pearson.

She

heads Tech's donor drive as well as the East Side PTA program.

ACE TRIO—Three members of the Indianopolis Branch, Association for Childhood Education International, kept appointments as blood donors at Red Cross Blood Center this week. Temperature and pulse readings of Mrs. Hazel S. Osborn, Miss Imogene Leonard and Miss Emma Purdy were taken by Mrs. Frances Rose (left to right), Red Cross nurses’ aide. All are School 49 teachers.

St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Women's Guild, 110— 0—0.

School 9 PTA, 150—0—0. School 28 PTA, 120—0—0.

VFW Fairbanks Memorial, 00,

VFW Lavelle-Gossett, 0—0.

VFW Strayer, 125—0—0. 6TH BATTALION Beth El Zedeck Sisterhood,

110

133—

School 49 PTA, 339—16—4.T. Athenaeum Turners Auxiliary, 225—10—4.4. School 38 PTA, 231—7—3. Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae Chap, 190—7—3.7.

American Gold Star Mothers Indianapolis Chap. 175—5— 28.

Newcomers Club, 275—10—3.6. School 66 PTA, 200—5-—2.5. School 3 Garden City PTA, 300-— 1.7 School 51 PTA, School 58 PTA, School 78 PTA, 250—3—1.0 School 41 PTA, 200—2—1. School 72 PTA, 300—3—1. School 69 PTA, 200--3—1. School 86 PTA, 250-—2—.8. Riley Hospital Cheer Guil Northwood Christian Churc! 250—1—.8. : School 75 PTA, 250—2—8., 300—2—.7. Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Indlanapolis Alumnae, 151—1-—.7, National Postal Transport Association, Indianapolis Branch Women's Auxiliary, 168—1— 8. School 89 PTA, 175——1—.8. Lniversity Heights School PTA, 250—1-—.4, Order of Eastern Star Augusta, 300—1-—.3, School 18 PTA, 300—1—.3. School 24 PTA, 3001-3. American Legion Auxilia: Hayward-Barcus, 159-00, Danghters of Isabella, Mother Theodore Circle, 300—0-—0. Delta Zeta Alumnae, Indianapolis Chap.” 200—0—0. School 85 PTA, 250—0—0. Mars Hill PTA, 197—0—0. Shadeland PTA, 1750-0. Southport Grade School PTA, 300—0—0. . Wayne Township High School PTA, 200—0—0. National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists of Indiana, Indianapolis unit, 200—0—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, Englewood Church Chap, 00-—0—0

275—4—14. 200—3—1.5

New

2 A School 47 PTA, 175—0-0, Butler University Mother's Council, 250--0—0. ATH BATTALION Jolin Strange Schoo} PTA, 1015—150—14.8.

School 39 PTA, 350—44—128. National Council of Catholic Women, Indlanapolis Deanery, 500—52—10. School 45 PTA, 375—13—3.5. National Council of Jewish Women, Indlanapolls Section, 650—14—2.2. B'nai B'rith, 400—5—1.3.

St..Joan of Arc Women's Club, 1000—11—1.1.

Fleming Garden School 14 PTA, 500—8—1.86, Association for Childhood Edu- , cation, 625—5—.8. School 62 PTA, 450—3—.7. American Association of University Women, Indianapolis Branch, 585—3—.5. School 68 PTA, 252—5—1. Technical High School 1250-—6-.5. Lawrence Grade PTA, 400—2 —.5. School 34 PTA, 350—1-3. School 57 PTA, 200 1—3. Hadassah, 1000—4—.4. School 80 PTA, rg —6—1. Broadway Methodist Church WSCS, 500—1—.2. Indianapolis agd Marion County Girl Scouts, 400--1—.25. Broad Ripple High School PTA, 1500—3—.2. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Indianapolis Alumnae, 314— 2—.63. School 84 PTA, 350—1-—.2. Daughters of American Revolution, Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, 500—0—0. First Friends Church, 800-0 ly. Highland Golf and Country Club, 500—0-0. : Indianapolis Medical Women's Auxiliary,

Make a Gift To a Soldier

Are you making out your Christmas gift list? This is the time to do it. Don’t forget a gift—a gift of lifesaving blood for American servicemen in Korea fighting the rigors of war, winter chill and death for your protection. It's the best gift they. could receive. Here are the dates you can make your gift at Red Cross Bloc4 Center, 18 W. Georgia St., this month. Call LI neoln 1441 and make that gift appointment for Nov. 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, 16 or 19. The Center also will be open Nov. 20, 23, 27, 29 and 30. The exact time for your appointment will ba confirmed when you call or after you have mailed in Wo donor pledge card ‘to 18 W, Georgia st.

nh fo

PTA.

Society, 403-0

Don't Accept False Rumors

Some people use as a reason for not giving blood rumors that the biood is =old. Anyone who tells this story as-truth is guilty of treason. It is untrue. Blood is not sold by Red Cross to the Army. It is not sold by the Army to our wounded. Stalin takes pleasure in the spreading of this rumor. You are doing him a favor if you spread the report and you are doing the Communist cause a favor if you fail to give blood because of it. The top investigation agencles of the country have been unable to trace a single story of blood being sold. If you hear the report—if someone tells you of a case-— have them call The Times immediately. Ask them to call right then and give the facts they have. If you are refusing to donate ‘because you have heard one of

these rumors you are falling victim to a Communist trap.

Business Address

I prefer to come on

Home Address ..,....::.2.00400, Name of Clubto be credited ................vu.. I wish to donate blood through the Red Cross Blood Service.

Caps r an

_ SUNDAY, NOV. 4 1951 °

ood Deror

To Follow

I¥s Now Up “+to-You

Through

AN EDITORIAL OMEN have been called on to do a job. You may be the judge of how well this job is being done. You may be your own judge. Pledges to give blood this month and next are desperately needed now. The Army must know how much blood they will have in reserve just as they must know how many A-bombs, artillery shells or beans they have. Blood is ammunition when we fight a war—because we save

the wounded.

More than 5000 people in Central Indiana gave blood

last month.

This is good, but not enough. Pledges for 6000 to give this month and 6000 again next month are needed. How is your group doing. Still have a zero? Then let's get going. A soldier can’t kill a Communist with

zero bullets. zero blood.

And our doctors can't save a life with

Are you afraid to give blood. The bravest soldier in Korea knows the keenest

fears, but carries on for you.

Are you leaving the blood giving job up to gome-

one else.

The fellows in Korea would rather have. someone

else do it, too.

People said women couldn't do this job. But women are doing it—at least some women are. The pages of American history are filled with ex-

ploits of our women.

Can you be equal to the women of history? You and your women's club can make the answer

plain this week.

Call the Red Cross Blood Center, Llncoln 1441, and pledge to give a pint of your blood to save an American boy. Call tomorrow and you will meet the test.

Your Gift of

Blood

Earns a Donor Pin

AVE you earned the right to wear the blood donor's pin? These people soon will be.

They have made advance appointments at Red Cross Blood Center.

Included are Miss Martha Eckler, National Council of Catholic Women, St. Joseph Parish; Mrs. Wilbur Rusie, School 38 PTA; Mrs. Annabelle Drake, School 8 PTA; Mrs. H. H. Drake, School 81 PTA: Mesdames A. J. Ullrich, Carl Bender and William Grenner, Irvington Catholic Women's Study Club, NCCW.

Mesdames Frances Collier, William V. Owens, Mary Jearne Sharpe and Anna Mae Jolliff, William E. Schettler and John M. Phelps, School 45 PTA. Already donors of lifesaving blood at the Center are Miss Elizabeth Bradshaw, Miss Dora Dean Nelson and Everett Graper, Norways Foundation Guild; Mrs. Bess Caseley, School 80 PTA; Mrs. Ava Kysar, Indianapolis Junior League, Mrs. Mildred Breedlove, West Newton PTA; Mrs. Louise Michael, Lawrence School PTA; Miss Harriet Paddock, Butler University Women's Faculty Club; Miss Lucile Rug, Indian-

DO YOU HAVE ONE’>— This red blood droplet pin edged in gold with a ged cross outlined in white is the tangible thank you given here at Red Cross Center when you donate

your gift. Wounded American Gls returning from Korean battle lines alive also are evidence you are doing your part in the

‘drive for lifegiving blood.

Day

I know that I should take no food except black coffee, tea or fruit juices during the two hours before my donation. :

I know that I can call Lincoln 1441 and make an appointment by telephone and my group will get credit.

23

Stas sssRN sass RR tN liars aes

(This forin cua aiso be used for “Buddy” donor pledges. mailed to the Red Cross Blood Center, 18W. Georgia St.)

eiesvenss PHORR vovuiviinive

Pres LL t sss r ens

Date I realize that during the Modern Minute Women drive many factors will

influence the determination of the time of my appointment. representative of the Red Cross Center will call me and we will set an exact time which will be mutually convenient.

apolis Service Men's Center, and Lawrence Robichaud, National Couneil of Catholic Women, St. Joseph's Parish. Lowell Freeland, School 82 PTA; Mrs. June Fisher, School 18 PTA; Mrs. Bessie Helmback, Indianapo®s Chapter, Ameri. can Association of University Women, and Mrs. Violet Jackson, ‘School 78 PTA.

Donor Facts To Remember

ONE: Red Cross Blood Center, 18 W. Georgia St, is the place to address your donor card. TWO: The Center, 18 W, Georgia St. is the place to go to keep your donor appoint ment. THREE 18 W. Georgia St. is two blocks south of Washington St. between Meridian and Illinois Sts. The Center is on the north side of the street. FOUR: Lincoln 1441 is the number to call if you make your donor appointment by telephone. Lincoln 1441 is the number to call if you need Red Cab Co. free transportation to and from the Center. . FIVE: You-are eligible to be a donor if you are Qetween 18 and 60 years of age. If you are not vet 21 you must have the written permission of your wife, husband or guardian to donate blood.

» » - SIX: Take no food except black coffee, tea or fruit juices during the two hours before your donation. SEVEN: Be certain your club is credited by writing legibly the full name of your organization on your pledge card when it is mailed in. EIGHT: If you telephone for an appointment be certain to give the full name of your organization to the person taking the cail. NINE: When you register for your donation at the Center give the name of your organization so it can go on the card with your medical history. If you are donating at a mobile unit operation be sure to specify the club to be credited with your gift donation. TEN: The only pain is a pin prick when a single drop of blood from your fingertip is required for tests determining your ability to give. Pain-kill-ing procaine is put on your arm before you donate in the donor room. You are not permitted to

give unless you are physically able.

~ Times" Modern Minute Women Donor Pledge Form

Name of donor .........

PHOH® ...........00

tress sane

Hour

I know that a

Signature

Pledge should be

I | | | | | I | I I I | I | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |

fy TR ——— ——

?

3

SUND

Car AMP } city-w urday. Th booths in fice buildi tries until for campir Delight a Day Camyp The gos: 15-ounce h shaped rec with pean Girls who or 100 ca awarded | toy party Auditoriun The aw cludes Me Raymond and Floyd Each Ca ceive 2 ce! sells to bu or pay du to the .gre and 4 cen ers’ Associ The ca cludes Mes ing, Harrie Dearmin, } plin, Miss Miller, Ch Howe Mai lock. A costun gored hy Camp Fire 23. Prizes the costun in the Rive

She Plar

Short: nouneces it High Sch ule. Howe's | at its first fn the scho AR pastry green hous hooths Mrz. D gisted by XN finance cor school proj Fathers committees gored Fam scheduled scholarship of the scho

MR. A) taker and « fathers. / information Jack E. P booths at t and supply tion of pro men. Axsistin and Mesdar Edwin M. | Barney, Alt Bergstrom. Mr, and Jewell, co-¢ named capt families of Captains

Party ps |

101 BEST ¢ AGERS. B

Frankel. Si

$2. Are vou | don’t know your guests Lill Frankel. TI agers in th up with a r games for |

from

No matte: yol are giv gested game lacks faci games, try quizzers. If the whole try some ‘0 or tags. Simple di play in the or icehreakis the ho plans a pa time,

Sunsh To Er

Members tral High Sc will entert: and. new r today "in t Friends Chu Special gu Mrs. Harold Fred Butler Qeurge Goo Committee Mary Ann Mildred W Alice Jacks

for

| Minnick, pi

Groover and orations: 8 and Donna

Club: Hayri

Two subd rides last nf The ODD!

weiner roast night at Lo

New offic QTsS Club president; RB president; ho . The m hayride and night.

im