Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1951 — Page 38

I PTA Groups Improvement Program

s Se VER 37,000 Parent-Teacher Associations in the United States will join hands in a country-wide public school

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improvement “program at

~ Parents and Teachers in Chicago this week. Plans are.

being made in conjunction with . American Education Week.

Methods will be formulated % to secure new and additional school buildings, better pay >and training for teachers, and © improved curriculum and class- : room equipment, according to Mrs. John E. Hayes, Twin Falls, Ida., president.

ELEMENTARY schools now . lack 20,000 teachers. Next vear the figure will soar to 50,000,” she says, She feels that this is * because salary increases in the teaching profession have not kept pace with those in other

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‘This lack of good public school teachers has made the

* schools a fertile field for prop-

‘Mark Education Month

: OVEMBER is education month for the Indianapolis

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the National Congress, of

agandizing pressure groups which are launching planned campaigns to undermine faith in the public schools and to weaken them through loss of support,” she added.

- = » THE aim of these groups, according to Mrs. Hayes, Is to gain control of the schools for selfish or partisan purposes. It is up to the citizens of the country to make it clear to the school boards that they are willing to pay more taxes to secure best possible training in public schools,” she said. American Education Week is sponsored by the United States Office of Education, the National Education Association and the American Legion.

: Branch, American Association of University Women. L. Albert Wilson will address the group on “If You Want an Education,” at the dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. Tues-

day in the Broadway Methodist Church. Mr. Wilson, college representative from the University of Chicago, is admissions counselor for the university with the rank of assistant professor. He will be introduced by Mrs. Lloyd Wilhite, first vice president and program chairman.

Dr. David Sluss will address members of the International Relations Study Group of AAUW at 1:30 p. m, Thursday. Mrs. Charles E. Meyer, 4813 Park Ave. will be hostess for the group. 3 Mr. Sluses was stationed in the Middle East during the war. He will give an illustrated lecture on Iran and the Middle East.

Clubs List

Program

Programs for teen-age girls will be the theme of discussion tomorrow at a meeting of Hori-

"zon Club Advisors and Junior

Horizon Club leaders from all the Indianapolis High Schools and Junior High Schools. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the Indianapolis Power

: & Light Co.

Mrs. John Ebner, principal speaker for the evening, will discuss “Use of Dramatics in Teen-Age Groups.” The Horizon Club and Junior Horizon are teen-age branches of Camp Fire Girls, Inc.

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“What Is Your Personality Worth?” That will be the subject discussed by Miss Gertrude Thuemler of Arsenal Technical High School at the combined meeting of eight Indianapolis chapters Pi Omicron Sorority. Members will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Woman's Department Club. Sigma Beta Chapter will be hostess for the meeting and Miss Rosemary Tibbets will preside.

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ALUMINUM HANDCRAFT—Mrs. Frank E. Treat shows Mrs. Albert Gray the collection of alu-

minum trays which she has made. Her work will be on exhibit at the Fine Arts Festival of the Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs, Friday in Block's Auditorium,

Mu Phi Epsilon Patroness Club Announces Meeting Theme

A PROGRAM, “Music in Indianapolis,” “™ will be the theme of the meeting Wednesday morning of the Patroness Club of Mu Phi Epsilon. Mrs. C. G. Jacquart, 5320 Washington Blvd., will be hostess. Mrs. Charles Maxwell will be narrator, and Mrs. Richard R. Howard, pianist. Clement Kline and

hostess will be Mrs,

Leona Wright.

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NEW OFFICERS of the club for the year are president; Mrs,

Mrs, James R. Loomis,

Blackwood on Bridge—

vice president;

chairmen: Mrs!

membership; M

historian. Assisting the Miss

Mrs. Maxwell Droke, secretary,

Mrs. Elbert Glass, treasurer. The following members are new committee

Norman L. Schneider, program;

Mrs. Montreaus Hatt, social; Mrs. Claude Record,

rs. Henry Oakes, courtesy; Mrs.

Jessie E. Ruth, publicity; Mrs. Mary Ann Hunter,

MRS. JAMES MATTHEWS will be parliamentarian; Mrs. Jessie Thiebaud Clapp, telephone:

Mrs. Albert Reep and Mrs. Henry Laut, student

loan; Mrs. Ad Bobbitt, auditin Kline, panist.

rian Robinson and Mrs. Arch g: Mrs. Harriet Burtch, accom-

North and South Find a Good Fitting Hand

Finding a good fit with your partner in one or more suits is a very valuable asset. Good fitting hands will usually take more tricks than much stronger hands which are “‘non-fitters.” . But you can carry everything too far as North and South did in today’s deal The first two rounds of bidding were normal enough, but North elected not to hold still for the two club contract. Playing match point duplicate, he decided to try to get into a major contract and bid two hearts on three to the nine spot.

Now South really fell ip love with his hand. His er had bid clubs in ch he held five

cards with-three honors. His partpér had also bid spades covering his doubleton. Now if

there was also a heart fit, what was he waiting for? .... He bid game in hearts and the roof fell in.

North dealer Both sides vulnerable Duplicate bridge

NORTH S-AQJ7 H—-9 6 5 D—K J 4 C—K J 3 WEST EAST S—8 6 2 S—K 543 H—A K Q 10 H=2 D—9 72 D—AQINR6S C—8 3 2 C—9 8 SOUTH S—10 9 H—J 8.743 D—3

C—-A Qo 4 The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST

1C 1D 1H Pass 18 Pass 2 C Pass 2H Pass 14 H Dbl.

West opened the nine of diamonds and dummy’s jack lost to the queen. East returned

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his lone heart, South played low and here West made a fine deceptive play. He won with the QUEEN of hearts, giving the impression that the 10 was in the East hand. South went for it, hook. line and sinker. He ruffed the dia“mond return and led the seven of . hearts, believing the suit would break West this with the 10 of hearts. He laid down the

ace 3 2d king of hearts, taking aecifer last ones. A diamond.lead then put East in to run the rest of that suit. When the smoke cleared away the contract was down six, 1700 points. North could have made two clubs on the hand and while this result would have been something short of spectacular, at least it would have been on the “right” side of the score sheet.

3-2. won

Week's Club Events

TOMORROW Alpha Nu Latreian—1 p.m. Mrs. Edwin M. Ransburg, 4539 N. _ Pennsylvania, hostess; Mrs. R. R. Palmeép and Mrs. R. T. Moynahan, assistants. “The Citizen and the United Nations,” Mrs. Judson Stark. Evangeline Chap., ITSC — 6:30 p. m. Mrs. John W, Hodge Jr, 5811 E. 10th, hostess; Mrs. 0. F. Andrews and Mrs, William Holman Jr, assistants. Speaker, Mrs. John W. Thornburgh. : Indiana Chap. ITSC — 12:30 p. m, Mrs. Thornton Graham, 920 Northview, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Ada Lory. Irvington Coterie—1 p. m. Mrs. Fred N. Hooker, 3543 N. Kenwood, hostess; Mesdames C. W. McCarty, H. C. Caldwell and J. W. Denny, assistants. “The Dawn's Early Light,” Mrs. M. D. Lupton. Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club—11:30 a. m. Lafayette Road Clubhouse. “Early Reminiscence’ forum, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, modera-

tor, with members, “Old Fashioned Album,” Martha Washington . Grandmothers Club.

Chap. P, PEO — 12:30 p. m, Mrs. G. B. Agnes, 5356 Central, hostess; Mrs. A. W. McDonald, assistant. Program, Mrs. Kenneth E. Speicher and Mrs. M. C. McKinsey. Social Study—12:30 p. m. Mrs. ‘Walter Titus, 124 N. Denny. hostess. “Fritz Kreisler” (Lochner), Mrs. J. N. Gross. Vincent CLSC—Noon. Mrs, O. D. Waldon, hostess. Program, Mrs. H. E. Redding and Mrs. R. S Haase. Zeralda Wallace Unit, WCTU--1:15 p. m. Mrs. Nell Berns, 3732 Salem, hostess. Program, Mrs. Lora B. Lackey and Mrs, C. M. Cannady. TUESDAY Alpha Lambda Latreian — 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Quentin Wert, 2707 Kessler Blvd., hostess; Mrs. William Richter and Mrs. David Pert, assistants, “Orchids to Homemakers,’ Mrs. Jeannette Elliot. Fortnightly Literary — 2 p. m.

Propylaeum. “All Unsuspected.” Miss Ruth O’Hair: “Competition for the Lone

Ranger,” Mrs. Maxwell Coppack. Here and There Homemakers— Noon. Purdue University Center. Film. “Jungle Bread.” Indianapolis Traffic Club Women's Auxiliary—S8 p. m. Hotel Washington. Mrs. Charles Watson and Mrs. Darrell Porter, hostesses. Speaker, Mrs. Georgia Campbell. Inter Alia—2 p. m. Mrs. A. L. Rice, 2451 Park. hostess. “Moonfleet” (Falkner), Mrs.

Walter Edwards Jr. and Mrs.

Rice. Irvington Chautauqua—2 p. m. Mrs. Herschel Miller, 338 N. Bolton, hostess: Mrs. H. J. Stewart, assistant. Speaker, Mrs. John B. Ferguson.

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Irvington Friendship Circle—1, p. m, Mrs. Pembroke Cornelius, 5416 Lowell, hostess; Mrs. Forrest Dukes, assistant. 1 on Tuesday—2 p. m, Mrs. sifas~Carr, 520 N: Audubon’ Rd., hostess; Mrs. W. F. Kelly and Mrs. F. 8. Chiles, assistants. Speaker, Mrs. Dorothy Perkins Lyons. Guest day.

Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Mothers—12:30 p. m. Butler University Chapter House. Multum - in : Parvo Literary — -. 12:15°p. m. Mrs. E. C. Ball, 2629 E. Riverside Dr. hostess. “The Carib Country,” Mrs, O. 8. Srader and Mrs. Ball. Chap. U, PEO—1 p. m, Mrs. A. M. Welchons, 1150 N. Bolton, “Cottey Cottage,” Mrs. Frank J. Wise. Chap. W, PEO—2 p. m. Mrs. Neil D. McKinstray, 6420 N. Sherman Dr., hostess. “Homemaking,” Mrs, Jeannette Elliott. Chap. AM, PEO—S8 p. m. Mrs. Graeme B. Supple, 420 E. 55th, hostess. “Let Us Give Thanks,” Mrs. James Stuart. Procter — 2:30 p. m. Mrs. M. Robert Dinnin, 4120 Guilford,

hostess. “Our Catholic Charities Bureau,” Mrs. Charles Trask.

WEDNESDAY Friday Afternoon Literary 7:30 p. m. Mrs. C. B, LaDine, 4221 E. 35th, hostess; Mrs. Nellie Brown and Mrs. Walter Stevens, assistants. “America, the Lifted Lamp,” Mrs. Paul Wendel. 44th anniyersary guest day. : HREO—Noon. Mrs. D. H. Cranfill, 1216 Shannon, hostess. Thanksgiving program. Indianapolis Branch, State Assembly Woman's—12:30 p. m. Mardtt Hotel. Mrs, Willlam Storen and Mrs, Leo Kriner chairmen; Mesdames M. J O'Malley, Thomas Hasbrook, Lawrence Carlson. G. L. McFarland. C. F, Miller, Elias C. Atkins, Bess Kaufman Charles Dawson and Frank Gilkison, assistants. Irvington Catholic Woman's Study—1 p. m, Mrs. W. L Strack, 3541 N. Mendian, hostess. Program, Mrs. George Boucher. Irvington Mother Study — 1:30 p. m. Mrs. G. D. Shortridge, 756 N. Arlington, hostess. “Guardian Home” Miss Katherne Lippincott. Minerva—1:30 p. m. Mrs. E. E Shelton, 948 W. 30th, hostess, Mrs. A. R. Shirley, assistant “Romance of the Diamond.” Mrs. C. E. Sipe. Tri Kappa-6:30 p. m. K. of C Mrs. William Newbold and Mrs, Stanley Dunn, hostesses THURSDAY Aftermath—1 p. m. Mrs. George Robinett, 75 Primrose, hostess; Mrs. Richard Robinett and Mrs. C. J. Finch, assistants. “Phantom Fortress” (Lancaster), Mrs. Howard Christena. Chap. AF, PEO—1:30 p. m. Mrs. C. E. Haywood, 1501 E. Maple Rd.., hostess. Supreme convention reports, .

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt Chap., ITSC—8 p. m. Mrs, Don Lupear, 1907 Patton Dr,, hostess; Mrs. Joe Spreckelmyer, assistant. Speaker, Mrs, Noble Reynolds. Loch Lomond Chap, ITSC— 11:30 a. m. 38th St. branch, Indiana National Bank. Mesdames J. E. Spahr, Robert Butterworth, J. M. Richey and Carey- Spicer, hostesses. Speaker, Mrs, Noble Reynolds. John , Strange Homemakers— 1 p. m. Mrs. N. D. McKinstray, 6420. N. Sherman Dr. hostess.” ‘County Government and Zoning,” Mrs. Reuben Behlmer and Mrs. McKinstray. Election. 1908-1 p. m. Mrs, E, D. Koppelmyer, 6237 Park, hostess,

FRIDAY

Indianapolis Woman's — 2:30 p. m. Propylaeum. “Poetry and Insurance” Mrs. T. G. Wesenberg. Guest day. Woman’s Round Table—1 p. m, Mrs. C. W. Steeg, 815 E. Maple Rd., hostess.

Travel Study Group Sets 2 Sessions

Two International Travel Study Club units will have two meetings this week. The Netherlands Chapter will have its birthday celebration at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William E. Jarrett, 3836 N. Drexel Ave.

Mrs. John W. Thornburgh will speak. Federation officers who will be special guests are Mrs. Gerald Scott Decius, president; Mrs, Carl Dietz, recording secretary; Mrs. John A. Davis, treasurer: Mrs. Clinton Davidson. past president and member of the board of directors.

Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will review ‘The President's Lady” by Irving Stone for members of Book Review Group of ITSC at 8 p. m. Thursday in the auditorium of the World War Memorial. Mrs. Decius will welcgme members and guests and introduce Mrs. Hubert Short who is in charge of the book review. The group will also be entertained by Virginia Megordon, accompanied by Mrs. John Meade. Cub Scouts will present the flag.

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