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Woman's Republican Group
Final Battalion Tally Reported In Blood Donor Drive
To Hear Former U.S. Senator
RAY MOND E. WILLIS, former United States Senator, will be the principal speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Indiana Woman's Republican Club” at noon Thursday in the Columbia Club. His topic will be “This Iz the Front for Freedom.” Hostesses will be Mesdames . Velma Henry, Frank fister : . a as E. ar a Riley Guild June Dragoo. Mrs. A. B. Good is arranging Yuletide decora-
nt ty officials, office holders. To Fete New
fudges and friends are invited
hi§ m . Res rations io, bis meeting. Reservation: AA op by pc
Fern E. Norris, Frank Gilki-
son, Edna E. Pauley, Mildred EW members of the Saunders and H. P. Willwerth, Rilev Hospital Cheer Music in keeping with the sea- ' by e son will be furnished by Mrs. Guild will be honored at a
H. B. Sturgeon and Mrs, rh covered dish luncheon at
Glover. noon Tuesday at the Merchants
National Bank, 38th St, Branch "Wrap at Leisure’ At that time plans will be completed for the Christmas
Squirrels have forethought q i parties tq be held at the hos-
ew can be made to look like Long Hospital
ew if you press them dry wi thy - Mrs. H. J. Hayes, hospitality steam iron with dial set at” chairman, will be in charge. rayon. . & Assisting her will be Mesdames K. C. Harlan, J. H. Andrews Dan Babcock, Howard Deputy,
H. C. Former, C. G. Jacquart Cheese Supply Up Clarence Kittle, E. J. Shea, J. In the United States we man- B. Seitz, C. D. Vawter, H. J
ufacture about 21 times more Walker and Thomas Murray cheese than we import; 20 years and Miss Marv Dickson. * ago, we made less than 10 times A board meeting at 10.30 our imports, a. m. will precede the luncheon
Minute Women's Drive Closes Successful Run
(Continued from Page 298, Col. 6 of the Technical High School and East Side zchools mobile operation Nov. 29 and 30 in the Tech girls’ gymnasium. She says, ‘The house-to-house canvass being conducted by the PTA of Tech High School and grade schools in its area has been an outgrowth of the Minute Women's drive for blood for the boys in Korea." And there are the many, many other hardworking team leaders, block captains and committee members to whom belong high praise. Were there Bronze Stars, Purple Hearts and Distinguished Service Crosses for women on the home front in a war for peace they would win them.
nx » . ~ » BUT SOMEHOW WE think those accolades would be empty compared to what Indianapolis clubwomen themselves have experienced and learned from this drive. We think they had fun. There were some tears when individuals learned for some reason they couldn't donate personally. - There were disappointments’ when some persons didn't respond.
BUT THERE HAVE heen other rewards far above and beyond which Minute Women will cherish proudly
in their own hearts for a lifetime, We can say thank you for the hard work, the co-
operation. But we firmly believe it is only a token -
compared to what women feel for the privilege of having
given of themselves for others, That is the thanks beyond expression merited here,
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and housewives have 100. They store things away for fu- pitals in the Indiana Medical ‘ture needs. This is the time to Center, Mrs. Herman C. Fromtake those pretty — and crum- er gtate secretary, extends pled — gift wrappings out of special invitations to chapter hiding. Holidays are approach- sponsors and members to ating. And to your perennial res- tend the luncheon. olution to shop early, you have Gifts will be brought for the added — and wrap at leisure. children at Riley Hospital and, | Novelty ribbons and fancy pa- also the patients at Robert
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Cherub appears at Thanksgiving time and ; flies away the night before Christmas. High upon the bracket of the Clock at Meridian and Washington Streets,
it looks upon the crowds of people below.
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THIS i is the final battalion Irvington Chautauqua, 20—]— ITSC, Heather Belles Chap., «~ 5TH BATTALION School 72 PTA, 300—B8—1. ' or De 43—1—-2.3. Indianapolis Junior League, Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, tally of clubs active in “ye 146 of Pine Chap, 24—1 American Legion Auxiliary, Me- DO So Seay Northwood Christian Church, he Times' Modern Minute 4.2 12.2 15050533: 8 The 11 i a morial: 45—1—2.2. , American War Mothers, Uni- 250Women's blood donor drive. I'TSC, Booth Tar#tigton Chap, Jewish War Veterans, Ladies versity Heights Chap., 148— Southport Grade School Pra, 25—1-4, Auxiliary, 50—1—2. : - ’ 3002.7 sted ‘de ' 64.1. } A a Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority White Cross Guild, Grace gi. vincent's Hospital Guild, University Heights School PTA, thei f exibirs ‘donors and Mothers of Butler Univer- Methodist Church, 50—1—2, 150—6—4. 250-—1-—.4, of active mn gity,. 25—1—4, Immanuel Evangelical and Re- : : Order of Eastern Star” New ledges to donate and percént- Indianapolis Dental Society, GR - p tie drive opening Oct Green Thumb Garden, 251 4. formed Church, Women's Women's Auxiliary, 150-—2-— Augusta, 300—1--3. See Pe ee eine Dr West Newton PTA, 25—1-—4, Guild, 50—1-—2. 1.2 : Te - 8chool 24 PTA, 300—-1-.3, : : 4 : ‘ of the drive. » 2D BATTALION Childreny Sunshine Club, Inc. gchool 81 PTA, 150—2—1.3. 1TH RATTALION craw 5 a THY r ; - TM School 77 PTA, 125—1-=8, lationa . , ' i 1ST BATTALION Alpha Delta Jatreian, 30—10— aratinee Musicale Professional Sthaol . BTA Triad National Council of Catholic Wayne Township Volunteer ¥ire 33.3. Group, 60—1—1.7 : he Mithers 1 & Women, Indianapolis DeanDepartment, Co. 9, Auxiliary, Sigma Nu Fraternity Mothers hh ! American War Mothers, U. 8. ery,»300--138— 27.6. 12— 27-225. Club of Butler University, 3D BATTALION A. Chap, 135-117. John Strange School PTA, School 15 PTA, 15 15-100. 40-10-25, School 33, 80—37—46.3. 6TH BATTALION . 1015--168--16.6.. *. Alpha Omicgon Alpha Sorority, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, 30 School 14 PTA. 75-21 28. School 54 PTA. 250-.57—32.8 School 39 PTA, 350--46—-13.1.. Omicron Chap.,12—8—66.7. —6-—-20. White Cross Guild Victory, 7 gchool 34 PTA. 300-5117, School 45 PTA, 375-4512. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Beta [East “49th Street Christian —5—T4. School 51 PTA. 275—51--17. Technical High School PTA, Pi Chap., 21—14—86.7. Church ATA Guild, 30—5— Chi Omega Sorority Indianap- gunna Alpha: Theta Sorority «. ia 45044 —9.7 Mo-Vets,” 6—3—50, 16.7. olis Alumnae, 75--5—6.6. Indianapolis Alumnae Chap. TO Re & Beta Mu Sorority, 13—6—46.1. Lowell School PTA, 30—4— White Cross Guild, Missionary 190..96.13.7 Indianapolis hedical Sacer): . 56 NN , xed fomen's Auxiliary, -2 Garden City Christian Church AL si Lai 20.4 Cerio oTaL om 57 Beth Fl Zedeck Sisterhood, Nhs Tan “i iaty. 90a Gi 4 a Mu lz: | | a Jniversit) 1xiliary, 00% op Binks Missionary Society, 20—9 ph atreian . phy sri d uae 28 Sis 530...70. 58 School 68 PTA, 252-1144. hite £1 . : relate. 65 5 School 4% : $38—13--0.6. B'nai B'rith, 400—17—4.3, Hebrew Ladiés Aid Society, 16— White Cross Guild, Wallace Welfare 63-1-13. School 66 PTA, 200—11—55. ° National Council. of Jewish Tod B.7, ; Street Presbyterian, 36—4.. School 8 PIA, 70w1-—13. Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Indian- ~ women, Indianapolis SecTrianon Mothers of Butler Uni- 11.1, 4TH BATTALION apolis Alumnae, 151—8—5.3, tion, 650-2742, versity, 20—7—35. VFW Hoosier, 47—5—10.86, School 73 PTA, 10022-2022. Athenaeum Turners Auxiliary, gappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, ITSC, Lorraine Chap. 23—5— Alpha Lambda Latreian, 30— School 82 PTA, 100—16—16. 225—10—4.4. : Indianapolis Alumnae, 31421.7. 3—10. ; Butler Women's Faculty, 100 Se hool 38 PTA, 231-—-10--4.3, “8.25. Theta -Nu Chi Sorority, 10— Norway Foundation Guild, 43 3-13. Neweonjers Suh Garo x Fleming Garden School 14 PTA, -20. —4—9.3, Sunnyside Guild, Inc, 100-11 American ULold Star Mothers 500—9—1.8, Riley Hospital Cheer™® Guild, Alpha Pi Qmega Sorority, Al- -11, Indianapolis Chap., 175—5- St. Joan of Arc Women's Club Jest Do Your Best, 10—2—20. pha Chap., 36—3—83. Goodwill Service Guild, S0-7 28. 1000—16—1.6 School 7 PTA, 10—2—20. Lutheran Child Welfare Aux- _ > : . School 69 PTA, 300—8—27 American Association of UniITSC, Columbian Chap., 26-3 iliary, 43—3—6.9 School 44 PTA, 100--8—R School 18 A by 300-8-2.7 versity Women, Indianapoli; © lB . Alpha Xi Delta Sorority In. American Legion Auxiliar) School 78 PTA 2c br 4, Branch, 585—8—1.5 > . ITSC., Jenny Lind Chap., 20— : dianapolis Alumnae, 30—2— Garfield Unit, 100—7—T. School 41 PTA. 20)0- 24 School 80 PTA, 600—8--1.3 3-15. 8.7. Delta Gamma Sorority Indian- gchool 8, Garden city PTA, Lawrence Grade PTA, 400—4Alpha Omicron Latreian, 15—~ Inter Alia, 30--2—8.7T. apolis Alumnae, 100—6 6 300-62 1. 2.13.3. VFW Beech Grove, 31-2—8.5. Hickory College School PTA, g&chool 89 PTA, 175—4—1.9 Association for Childhood Edu Here and There Homemakers, 1TSC Victory Chap. 3 20... 83. R53 5.9. me National Postal Transport As- cation, 625—5—.8 23—3—13. Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Schaol 21 PTA, 100— 5 ). sociation, Indianapolis Branch road Ripple High School PTA Progressive Civic, 8—1—12.5. Indianapolis Alumnae, 50- School 31 PTA, 9744.1 Women's Auxiliary, 168-3 1500 4.26 Uniben, 8..1-.125. Sa 8 4 ’ American Legion Auxiliary, Big 18 Hadassah, 1000--6-- 6. Crossroads Rehabilitation Cen- Photoplay Indorsers, 4-2-5109 wEaRle Lui, a 25 Shadeland Sia: 33 3 3 7. Seheal 84 Ay 5. 4 0—1--10. Whit > 3 oii Scho 3 A rr » School 76 A. 300-—3--1.1 School 57 " , 400-—2—.9. . . \ . » Oa Yi Church NE Toke ah ul, x alvary VFW Indianapolis Irvington, ‘School 75 PTA, 250—4- 16 Indianapolis and Marion Cou: GOOD DEEDS—Mrs. John T. Linquist (left) and Mrs, Alfred Campbell pack clothing for ChristMicalonary Society, 10-110. Whit Rrnes Gol Tr ih 622.86. School 86 PTA. 250—4—1.6. tv Girl Scouts. 400—2—.5 mas stockings in Kentucky. Members of the philanthropic department of the Indianapolis Alumnae i et 10 aT HRY BON, Communications Workers of National Hairdressers and Cos-- Daughters of American Revo chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi Sotority have supported a social service worker at the Frontier Nursin Ye Old Henry, 10—1-1 50 4 : p Pp y PP Speech and Hearing Center West Washington Street Church America Local 5710, 87-1 Detdiogisis of Indians 5 ution, Caroline Seon RATT Service, Hazard, Ky, for 21. years. Gifts of money go toward free hospital, medical and nursing y . 0 rr ly —1.1, anapolis unit, 200—3—1.5. son Chapter, 500—2—.%: ‘ . : . : Women : Clb, 30--2- 20. of God Missionary Society, American Legion Auxiliary, nape pls 197-3 1.5. Broadway DS LLoict Church care of children. The group also is collecting new und used clothing for both children and adults to Ingianape A Epdilon Sidma Alpha. Sosuit Irvington Unit, 100—1—1: School 58 PTA, 200—3—1.5. WSCS, 500—1—.2. fill 5000 Christmas stockings this year. Ar— . PE - J Sorority, A = ee gas Friday Afternoon Literary, 22— Epsilpn Lambda Chap, 29.1. 35—1k-2 Friday Afternoon Reading, Zeta PRN Zéta Sorority, 30—1 - 12—1-—8.3. —3.3. ITSC, Mount Vernon Chap. 24 ITSC, Lady Aberdeen Artist —2—8.3. Chap., 30—1—3.3. Irvington Catholic Women's Troub Memorial Presbyterian Study, 25—3—8.3. Church Missionary Society, Irvington Coterie, 25-28, 30—1-—-3.3. | Tirzah, 15—1-—6.7. White Cross Guild, Meridian Fortnightly Study, 34—2—35.9. Street Unit, 3: 28. Federation Junior Woman's, First United Lutheran Church 17-159. Women, 35—1-—2.8, Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, The Alpha Latreian, 351-28. Used To Ba Chap, 17—1— Cheer Broadcasters Inc. 8.9; 35—1-28, Alpha Xi Latreian, 20—1-5. Boys Club Auxiliary, 35—1—-2 8 American Legion Auxiliary, Semper Fidelis Temple, No. 49 Northeast Unit, 20—1-—35. 401-25.
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