Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1951 — Page 15

NOV. 15, 1951

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affrey, president; it; Mrs. Lynn J. licity chairman; surer; Mrs. Karl rman, and Mrs. rman. or Kappa Sigma nclude wives of rs and wives of are welcome to vill be held the

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PAUSE THAT REFRESHES—Miss Mickey Reilly (right) stops her poster painting to let Miss Patricia McNellis, Frank Verdeyen and Miss Joanne Wirth (left to right) admire her work. The group is working on its annual semi-formal dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m., Nov. 30, in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Gib Wilson will play through the courtesy of the American Federation of Musicians. The Cathedral Senior CYO is sponsoring the dance for senior CYO members throughout the city

Modern Minute Women—

Blood Drive Success Is Direct Challenge To Clubwomen Here

AGNES H. OSTROM

Times Club Editor

JNPIANAPOLIS clubwomen have been spotlighted nationally in the Modern Minute Women's blood donor

recruitment drive.

They also-are on the spot.

If they don't provide leadership to meet the emer-

gency need for lifegiving blood for wounded GIs in Korea, another plan will be devised. The blood drive itself will be continned. Other leadership will be sought Minute Women, the test continues until Wednesday. Are you giving it top priority? Blood shipments to Korea are first on the planes going through from the States.

” ” = ARE YOU GIVING it all you have? Boys in Korea are in

Reservations Pouring in For Opera

JNPIANAPOLIS music lovers are making early reservations for the Metropolitan Opera's English to be and 15 at

version of “Fledermaus”

presented Dec. 14 Theater First nighters who plan to attend the opening of the Johann Strauss operetta with guests include Morse Bowen, John C , Hanson, B. L. Cruzan, Hanle Orwin, M. 8. Snell, Russell 8ullivan, Fred R. Benham, Victor L. Rensberger annd Harry E. Calland ; Mesdames Wilma Pfeiffer, William: J, Hamaker, Jessie L. Boots and Miss Anne R. Reade;

Loew's

Dr. Robert B. Johnson, Rushville, and M. H. Williams, Whiteland.

~ un ” RESERVATIONS have been made Saturday evening by Mesdames Robert Edmund Pearcy, Joseph L. West, E. N. Dietz, W. Oscar Taber, Harry Traugott, Robert 8. Ashby, H. P. Shields, C. A. Smith and W, G. Mulligan. Dr. J. E. Thomas, Connersville, and Robert D. Murphy, James G. Andrews, R. H. Mohlman, Kenneth O. Pierson and Carl F. Walk.

. ” ” THE SATURDAY matinee reservation list includes Mesdames Charles O, Warfel, Herbert W, Brayton, Wanda Heaton, Robert E. Darnahy, J. M. Pearson, William F. Koch, Eleanor L. Yeator, Henry W, Buttolph, Murray G. DeHaven and L. M. Huesmann. C. L. Bruning, Joseph H. Greenberg, Robert D., McCord and Albrecht R. C. Kipp.

Miss Helen Deerberg On Caribbean Cruise

Times Special

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15— Miss Helen Deerberg, 125 W. |

Elbert 8t., Indianapolis, Ind,

will leave here Saturday for a | the |

16-day Alcoa cruise in

Caribbean. | ~The trip will include several |

colorful islands as well as the northern coast of South Amerfea.

Family Favarite

every drive toward the front Have you personally ' pledged and recruited a “Buddy” in the battle for blood here? Gls and their “Buddies” are pledged in the battle for freedom-—your freedom —there. Red Cross workers at the Blood Center, 18 W. Georgia St., are waiting for your pledge card to arrive. They are waiting your call at Lincoln 1441. Cards and calls for advance appointments have been received from Dr. and Mrs. John H, Greist, Mesdames Gordon W Batman, Jack R. Hall and

E. H. Zell, Indianapolis Medical Auxiliary;

Women's W. Ricketts,

Society Mrs. J.

anon. = " = MRS. FRED BROWN and William Porter, School 45 PTA; Miss Mary Wills, Indi-

anapolis Branch, American Association qf University Women Mrs. George Schaick, Heather Belles Chapter ITSC: Mrs. Grace Estle, Garden City School PTA. and Mrs. G. L. Johannsen, Ben Davis PTA. Ralph Kenter and Clarence Halzer, Indianapolis Deanery, National Council of Catholic Women, Sacred Heart Parish, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lieland, NCCW, St. Roch; Mrs. Rose L.

Hiatt, NCCW, Immaculate Heart of Mary; Miss Mar: Laatz, Indiasapolis l Chapter, Delta Gamma § it) and Mrs. Russell Furr. Big Eagle * Unit, American Legion Auxiliary. Among those who have al:

ready given gift pints are Mrs. 8, Carroll Kahn Jr., Indianapolis Section, National Councit of Jewish Women; Jo Nooman, Fleming Garden School PTA. Mrs. Marilyn Barnes, School 2)

How ts Win Baise ond Influence App

TA. Mrs. Jane Shaw, School 60 PTA; Mrs. Charles Kirchner = School 76 PTA; Mrs. Allen

Beaumont, School 67 PTA: Mrs. George Muench, Children's Cheer Guild, White Cross Guild,

Mrs, Cha gl es Springman NCCW, Sacréd Heart, and Mrs Ralph Smith, Warren Centra PTA.

Catholic Women Meet Tonight

88. Peter and Paul Cathedral Unit of the National Council of Catholic Women will meet at 8 p. m. tonight at the Cathedral Social Center. Mrs. Lawrence speak on First Aid in case of atomic attack. In charge of the social hour will be Mrs, Joseph Quinn, Miss Alma Kennedy and Miss Carolyn Gisler.

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For Korea

MRS: A. G. MARQUIS: h

as been appointed local chairman of the CARE-FOR-KOREA campaign laynched this week by the General en's Clubs, according to Mrs, Theodore Fleck, president of the - Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs: Mrs. Marquis will be assisted in this project by Mesdares H. L. Hasbrook, William F,

Kraas Jr, Thomas Hindman, G. R. Yeagy, Irwin L. Thompson, H. M. Powell, H. K. Fatout and. .Royer K. Brown, “CARE packages can mean the difference between life and déath in Korea,” said Mrs. Fleck. “The victory of our armed forces will be meaningless unless the Korean people are provided with food, clothing and other essentials they need to survive. Here is something all of us can do to support the forces of freedom.”

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CARE PACKAGES, which have ben prepared for Korean relief, include woolen blankets, cotton textiles, food, woolen

suiting, underwear and knitting wool. Contributions will be pooled to provide complete packages. Deliveries will be arranged by CARE to orphanages, refugee camps and other relief centers on the basis of the greatest need. Delivery will be made in time for Christmas. Donations, either individual or by club groups, should be sent to CARE for Korea, 20 Broad St., New York 5, N. Y.

a THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Mrs. Marquis Heads CARE

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Times photo by William

SERIOUS SESSION—Mesdames E. Leo Smith, W. Dale Lentz, Al Donato and T. O. Philpott (left to right) play cards at yesterday's fall ladies luncheon and bridge in the Highland Country Club. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Joseph P. Burris were co-chairmen.

Purdue Women's Press Club Pledges

Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle Gets Lifetime Honor

Times State Service VINCENNES, Ind., Nov, 15— Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle, past president of the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs and past president of Fortnightly Women's with a lifetime honorary membership in Fortnightly. The honor was bestowed upon Mrs. Hinkle by Mrs. Roy R. Snyder, member of the club's board of directors, on behalf of the club's members.

Club, .was. presented,

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The Women's Press Club at Purdue University annources pledging of 12 coeds who. are being thus honored for their participation in campus journalism activities. They are Miss Doris Hess, 2020 Adams St.; Miss Ann MecRoberts, Wilmington. Del; Juanita Kock, Steeger, Ill Barbara Miessler, Ein

Viola Hillman To

Mr, and - Mrs. John Hillman, 2801 Miller St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Viola, to Clyde F¥. Harris, son of Mrs? Ethel Harris, Marshal St. The daie for the wedding has not yet been set.

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— PAGE 15. Ripple PTA Plans Fun Carnival

CARNIVAL of fun and frolic will be put on by the Parent Teacher Asso-

ciation of Broad Ripple High School tomorrow night. Festivities will open with a family dinner at 5 p. m. in the cafeteria. * The = event will culminate weeks of planning by committees headed by Mrs. Carl Schopp, general chairman. Proceeds will be used for student aid and other projects of the as-

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A country store will be set up on the stage of the auditorium for a sale of “bargains” includ-

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to mattresses, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur O. Pittenger will be cochairmen.

~ td » OTHER BOOTHS will include antiques, aprons, books, candy, handcraft, plants, stuffed animals, white elephants and a fish pond for the young people. There will be a dance in the girls’ gymnasium. Games of skill will be set up in rooms throughout the building.

Local Boy Wins School Award

Times Special POTTSTOWN, Pa. Nov. 15 —Robert N. Bowen Jr., sophomore at Hill School here, has received the John Kieran Cup annually given to the boy who has shown the greatest improvement in inter-form baseball in 1951. Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bowen, 4504 Park Ave. The prize was awarded at the junior prize day exercises. A sophomore, Robert belongs to the school baseball, football and basketball teams and has received many other honorary awards.

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