Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1951 — Page 11

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» . TRIALGE TRIM—Every year Wombor oF the Trialge (math) Club of Ben Davis High“School trim a Christmas tree for the cafeteria. Without slide rules or protractors, Junior Dwight Abbott

|blood -plasma,

Warren Nids - Blood Drive

By PATSY STRICKLER Six senior girls of Warren Central High School have donated their time to work at the Indianapolis Blood Donors "Center, They worked one evening with labeling the! plasma bottles.

These girls are members of the Warren's Red Cross Council. They are: Shirley Davis, Rosalind Miedema, Norma Davis; LaVerne Aldrich, Betty Clark, and) Patsy Shockley.

They also completed the prof-|

lect of making 275 nut cups, as|

party favors, to Billings General | Hospital. Working ‘on this project wer Jerry Staily, chairman, Nancy Black, Patsy Shockley, Delored | Dobson and some sixth graders. The ‘officers of the Junior Red Cross at. Warren are: Shirley Davis, president; Shirley Eaton, | vice president; and Norma Jean Davis, secretary-treasurer,

'"WHIRL' HAPPY—Ro bert Weisner and Blanche Booze pre- | ‘pare decorations for the "Hol. iday Whirl," annual Christmas dance at Warren Central High School. he gymnasium Wednesday.

Shortridge

Grad Airs Disc Show

By JOAN DAVIS Cpl. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Landman, 3621 N, Salem, Indianapolis, will begin broadcasts of his new disc jockey progfam, “News in Blues,” sponsored by the United States Air Force, at the begirning of the next year,

WSRK-FM, 'A 25-minute broad-

p. m,. over station Shelbyville.

The dance will be in

cast of “News in Blues” will be ining,

205 At Attucks

{Make Honor Roll

Frances Smith and Amanda Sims top the list of 205 Crispus Attucks students who made the honor roll for the last report card period. Frances had a total

Philip. Landman, son ofloe 44 honor points and Amanda

had 43. These people also scholastic averages: Juanita Anderson, John Bennett: Ruthie Collins, Barbara Crowdus, Bernice Davis, Doris Eileen Edwards, Alfred L. Finnel, Zarilda *Gartin,

Cpl. Landman will start a 15-|Katherne Gayden, Marlene Johnminute program on Jan. 2, at.5:30/gson, William Lee Jones, Delores

Killebrew, Anita Lanier. Rosetta Majors, Willlam ManNore Lee Morris, Bessie

|aired from 7 to 7:25 p. m. over|Nelson, Juanita Oliver, Carolyn

WAJC-FM, the Jordan College Parker, Bertha “Rogers,

Shirley

station, on Saturday, beginning|Ann Ross, Rébert Short, Johnnie

January.

| Schedule permitting, Cpl. Land- Webb, Eleanor Williams,

Walton, dna ‘Ward, Kathryn

Joe

man will emcee a weekly edition|Louis Williams, Clara Rose Wood-

lof “News in Blues” over WFBM, | Indianapolis. | Cpl

ley and Cliftinia Young.

Landman is stationed at{Shortridge High School in 1949. Camp Atterbury as a member of When he attended Shortridge, he

the 923d Reserve Training Wing|was the editor of Friday's Short-

tions Division.

of the Ground Radio Communica- ridge Daily Echo and was active

in radio work. He also received

| Cpl. Landman graduated froma letter in public speaking.

and Senior Barbara Bartlett tackle the job. \Washington Sends Food to Korea |

Attucks Singers é . y | By GLYNEOLA FISHBURN | | George Washington High {School's foreign language depart-

iment students as their holiday By BERNICE DAVIS’ |project of this year are sending The Crispus Attucks a cappella CARE packages to the civilian] choir will present the Christmas people of Korea. section of Handel's “Messiah” | The money, approximately $100, Wednesday at the New Bethel! (was collected in Spanish and Baptist Church, 1519 Martindale Latin classes. Ave, | The language department stuUnder the direction of Norman dents have been sending CARE Merrifield, head of the school {packages abroad for the last five music department, the choir will Years. sing, along with many other se- : lections, “Every Valley. Shall oo Advertisement Exalted,” “And the Glory of the Lord,” “And He Shall Purify,”

“For Unto Us a Child Is Given,” SCIENCE DEVELOPS and the “Hallelujah Chorus.” n" "w Soloists with the 70-voiced song’| A WRIST-E AR group will be chosen from thesa choir soloists: Emma Fields, Bobby Marshall, Onetta Bishop, HEARING -AID Gwendolyn Webb, Patricia Crenshaw, Dewitt Brittain and Ches-/ ter Brown. Hap The program is being spon- A tiny electronic “ear” has sored by the New Bethel Baptist's| been released which is worn on the wrist hidden under the sleeve of the coat, shirt or blouse. This tiny “Wrist-Ear” Hearing aid, because of the way it

Young Peoples’ Union. Next Sunday portions of the is worn on the wrist, eliminates many of the objections

Christmas section of Handel's the hard of hearing have

“Messiah” as sung by the Crispus Attucks a cappella choir under against conventional hearing devices. You wear it on your

the direction of Norman Merriwrist to gain advantages that

field will be broadcast over Young America 8ings (9:00 p. m., not even your head can give you! In this manner you can

WIBC). Colors Help Sort hear in all directions, understand everything being said,

Fruits and Vegetables and it arouses no curiosity

By Science EAST LANSINI "Mich. Dec. becguse it is always worn under the sleeve,

15—Better quality fruits and vegetables are foreseen through the FREE INFORMATION will be sent by writing to F. A.

use of colored lights in sorting defective food from good material. Bowman, Dept. 2, 16 N. Delalightin colors a ay fe. Tarelully ware St., Indianapolis 4, Ind. RR RNRARINN ]

ACCORDION Christmas SALE!

lege’s agricultural experiment station here find the problem of spotting small defects is much simpler when . background and

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CHEER FOR CHILDREN-—Barbara Sovine fof and Nahey McNay inspect toys and scrap books destined for the Children’s Guardian Heme. The girls collected the toys as a term project in | their home nursing class at Broad Ripple High School. -

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