Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1951 — Page 22

‘60-And-Up’

And Program Planned

Luncheon

At Kirshbaum Center

THE 60-year and older crowd will be entertained at a 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon and program Wednesday in the Kirshbaum Center lounge. : Sponsor of the event open to all persons in“the com-

munity who meet the age requirement is the Indianapoliz Section, National Council of Jewish Womén, in co-operation with the Jewish Community Center Association. Entertainment will include a musical program with oldtime songs and games. .

» n » THIS IS THE first of a series of get-togethers for older adults outlined by the council, Members plan to make this a permanent older adults in the city. In addition to a social hour they will sponsor hobby groups—handcraft, knitting, carpentry, dramatics.

Varied programs will include

movies, musicales, cards, lectures and discussions. “We hope people will meet

new friends and develop new interests,” explains’ Mrs. Lee Gallinger, council’s older adult committee chairman, in charge of ‘arrangements, and Mrs. Walter B. Lichtenstein, council president.

» » ” “WE WANT EVERYONE men and women-—--to feel welcome. This program is planned for fun and entertainment.” The:project has grown out of council's weekly activity for those in the Borinstein Home for the Aged. It is being expanded in line with the national organization's broad community service program which has worked for 58 years to meet human needs in service and education. Nationallv the organization

Wednesday's

weekly. activity for the

has heen in the front with this new type of program for older adults in the community who have had no recreation set up, especially for them. . Anyone wishing to attend program who needs transportation may contact Mrs. Julius Goldsmith, 22 Kessler Blvd, E. Drive. . ~ ~ ASSISTING MRS. Gallinger are Mrs. William Hene, vice chairman, ‘and ‘Miss Frances Mazur, official hostess. Mrs. Julius Birk, hospitality chairman, and Mesdames Meyer Goldsmith, Max Hirschfield, Isadore Muschel, Leo Paul, Z. Schrier and Isadore Back. Mrs. Joseph Solinsky, decorations: Mesdames Joseph Yaver, Jack Helman, Alex Rosenbaum, Bert Sicanoff and William Weinstein, program, and Mesdames Paul Hene, Robert Calderon, J. Schwartz and Herman S8trashun, telephone.

Assisting Mrs. Goldsmith are Mesdames 8ig Asher, George Frank and Bernard Frazin. Mrs. Meyer Efroymson,- vice president in charge of community service, is co-ordinator. Also helping with the project are Alfred Dobrof, Jewish Community Center Association director, and Edward Weg, adult recreation ‘worker,

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Meeting Scheduled By Club

Meridian Toastmistress Club will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the YMCA for a dinner. “Joy to the World" will be the theme of the program.

Mrs. Gertrude Birsfield, Miss Mae McDaniel and Miss Virginia Dolan will speak. The

invocation and closing thought will be given by Mra. Dorothy

will he Mrs, Jessie Thomas and Miss Ruth Keller. Miss Blanche Malloy will be.evaluator and Mrs. Dru Walters will be timer. Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. McCammon will be guests. Mr. MecCammon will make a film of the entire program.

A report of the nominating committee will he made.

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Times photo by William A, Oates Jr.

CHORALE CONCERT—The Ogden Junjor Chorale will sing at the 28th annual municipal concert sponsored by the Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Cli Omega Sorority. It will be ot 4 p. m. today in the Bethichem Lutheran Church. Practicing with Mrs. Clarence W. Schnicke (seated), the chorale’s new director, are Linda Garber, Nancy Davis and Esther Fuller (left to right), three of the chorale’s members who will sing in the after noon concert.

Narrators Club Plans Yule Event

The Narrators Club will entertain with a Christmas party for their husbands at the home nf Mrs. Margaret Redding, 21 Meridian Place, tomorrow. Assistant hostesses for the 8 p. m. event are Mrs. Aloha Carlin and Mrs. K. L. Dotterer. The program committee ig in charge of the entertainment.

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SUNDAY. DEC. 16, 1951 ’ Club to Have Annual Food

Mapped Wednesday

By Women's Group

HE five departments of the Woman's Department Club will present “Our Christmas Party” Wednesday at

the clubhotse.

It will be from 1:30 to 4 p. m.

The American home department will be represented by Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge in “Christmas Customs.” Mrs, Fred L. Pettijohn will “Living Christmas Pictures” for the Art department. “Christmas Carols” will be led by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler with Mrs. Edwin C, Wischmeler, accompanist, for the community welfare department.

un " » MRS. MILES 8. BARTON will give “The Christmas Gardener” for the garden department and the literature and drama. department will be represented by Mrs. Carl Weinand in “The Little Angel.”

Mrs. William F. Kraas Jr, WDC .»» president, will give “Christmas Greetings” and

Mrs. Alvin C, Barbour, dean of departments, will preside.

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Tea committees of the var-

fous departments will be host-:

esses at the social hour. » ” » ASSISTING ‘Mrs. Russell M. Manring and Mrs. James L. Simmons, chairmen, will be Mesdames H. 8. Allen, Henry G, Friedmeyer, Philip A. Hennessee, Frank F. Hutchins and Charles H. Klaiser.

Mesdames Carl Spickelmier,

C. E. Sunthimer and Henry J. Windt, Miss Pear] Kiefer, Miss Marje M. Breeding and department chairmen. Mrs. James L. Wilson will be table decorations chairman. _ The five department chairmen presiding at the tea table will be Mesdames Jasper P. Scott, Earl L. Jeffries, Cecil A. Taylor, C. E. Greiner and E. E. Cahal.

Clubs to Present Gifts To German Youth Unit

Times Special

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15—Hundreds of packages of new yard goods, varns and sewing material are being packed in an Army warehouse in Ft. Myer, Va., for shipment to the German Youth Agencies as a gift from

the members of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Weighing thousands of, pounds and filling every corner of large shipping crates, these gifts-have come from clubwomen. in Dickinson, N. D.; Lincoln, Neb., Indianapolis, Ind., Pleasant Hill, Mo. Wallace, N. C., Tappahannock, Va. and #$rom hundreds of other places across the country. More plainly than words, they tell the story of the speed with which the General Federation clubwomen responded to the appeal to aid the General Clay Fund in collecting new fabrics for this worthy cause. r » ~ THE NEED is so great the deadline .for the receipt of ma-

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terials has been extended to Jan. 15. ; The materials will be used in more than 600 German Youth Centers under the supervision of

American Army personnel and -

their wives. % Mrs. Jouett Shouse, General Clay Fund chairman, has expressed her appreciation of the warm response of the Ameriean clubwomen.

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Shower

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and Mrs. George Rice are chairmen ‘for the New-

man Mothers Club annual

holiday luncheon and .canned goods shower for the poor, The 12:30 p. m. event will be in the Marott Hotel Tuesday.

Committee hostesses will decorate each table using a silver, green and red color scheme. Mrs, W. T. Miller and Mrs. Joseph Speaks are in charge. : n » ” -A CHRISTMAS gift exchange is being arranged by Mesdames Leo Neargarder, John and Armin Leich. Mrs. Santa Claus will make the presentation. Le . Canned goods, candy and fruits will he distributed to the Little Sisters of the Poor by the shower committee, Mesdames Lillian Koontz, Rose Fritsch and J. J. Cole. The Rev. Fr. Raymond Bosler, club chaplain, will speak, He will be introduced by Mrs. James V. Fox, recently elected president, who also will present her officers. ” » ” DANCE STUDENTSE of Mr, and Mrs. Vincent WVituroe will give a tap and ballet program and Mrs. William Holland, carols. Mrs. John Carmody, program chairman, is being assisted by Mesdames W. B. Worl, J. J, Tobin, William Kimberlin, Robert Fessler, C. R. Keogh, Mark O'Hara, Thomas Fagan and J. .F. Nolan.

Yule Tea Sef By Research Club

A Christmas tea will he held by the Woman's Research Cluh at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Butler University Jordan Hall. Program for the annual event will be presented by the university choir directed by Richard Whittington. Hostesses will he Mesdames Charles C, Josey, A. W. Bowen, H. E. Sutherlin, Thomas P, Woodson, Milo H. Stuart, Warren D. Oakes, Ralph G. Morgan and Loren M. Edwards.

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