Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1952 — Page 29

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"SUNDAY, JAN. 6, 1952

J IGHTS are going to burn later than usual at Inc; - this month. Even with spring ready- -towear stacked high in the big mail order house this. plant “overtime” has nothing to do with supplying public demand. Beginning tomorrow—as soon es the women employees put aside their regular work—two of four Red Cross “Home Care of the Sick and What to Do in Case of Mass Disaster” courses will operi. -

Lane Bryant is the first In the industrial field to offer this course to its employees, Planned particularly for those whose time is limited, it is being given right on the plant premises. Y ot » THE COMPANY is providing a lunch for those registered in the courses at 5:30 p. m. preceding each session of the seven two-hour lessons, as well as the text book and the pin which will go to each person who satisfactorily completes the course.

The opening classes—one in the cafeteria, the other in the hospital—will begin at 6 p. m. tomorrow, and meet on subsequent Thursdays and Mondays. The second pair of classes beginning Tuesday will continue on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Classes are limited to 14 persons each.

Response has been “wonderful,” according to Miss Rita Molt RN, company nurse, who is directing the project. “We have a full enrdlilment and more than 35 other girls have signed up. Additional classes will have to be arranged.” Miss Molt who heads the “teachers,” will be assisted by seven other nurses, official Red Cross instructors.

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“WE KNOW,” says Harry. J. Bagal, company general manager who announced the courses, “at some time or other most families experience illness or injury. Much of the worry

some member of the family has the knowledge and skill required to give simple home nursing care.” He continues: “This is even more important in case of mass

disaster such as an atomic bombing, flood or fire. Knowledge will avoid panic in the individual, community and state.” When graduation exercises are held later on before Red

Times photo by Willlam A, Oates Jr.

‘SIGNING UP—Miss Rita Molt RN (left), Lane Bryant company nurse, registers Miss Margaret Mullin of the tabulating department for the civil defense course.

Cross officials and Indiana University faculty members, a new group of women will be prepared te help family, friend and neighbor in case of illness or disaster.

State Roadside Council Announces Program

The Greenfield District will be host for the Indiana Roadside Council meeting at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the Warren Hotel.

Mrs, Claude Franklin: will be general chairman. Larry Brandon, Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc., vice presi-

dent, will talk on “Safety.” Samuel C. Hadden, ‘Indiana State Highway Commission chairman, will be a guest. E. 8. Hess, La Porte District,

first vice president, will preside in the absence of the president, Mrs, Worley Myers, Crawfordsville,

Hostesses will be Mrs. C. M. Spillman, Rushville; Mrs. Calvin Perdue, Acton; Mes-

dames Lowell 8. Fisher, E. L. Burnett, E. W. Cowley, Al Armstrong, Harry Dragoo Sr. and Laura E. Ray. Mrs. Harold J. Hayes and Mrs. Frank E. Rieman are decorations chairmen.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Lane Bryant Is Sponsoring Red Cross Defense Course Hh

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parties are being made dianapolis . Power and ' Light Local Group by local legion auxiliary Y™'*.. _ | units. NORTHEAST COMMUNITY

Joiren E. PALMER, Indianapolis Medical Society executive secretary,

will be guest speaker Wednesday at the luncheon meeting of the Indianapolis Branch, State Assembly Woman’s Club. Luncheon will be at 12:15 p. m. promptly in the Marott Hotel. The speaker's topie will be “Local Public Health Problems.”

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Patients Réad Hospital will tained from 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesday by the 11th Bistrict, American Legion morial, Northeast units, Rehabilitation chairmen serve ing as hostesses will George Brake, Tuttle and Miss Ruby Pribble. Mesdames Flora Settle, Mary Lou Bridd and Valeria Hurlburt will be in charge of the Thursday party at Ft. Harrison Veterans Hospital. will

Center will be the scene at 8 p. mr? Thursday of the monthly meeting of Northeast Unit. Mrs, Bedford Moore will preside. Plans will ‘be completed for the Jan. 18 card party.

A JOINT dinner meeting will be at 6:30 p. m, tomorrow in Central Christian Church by | the Robison-Ragsdale Post and Auxiliary and affiliated groups.

The program will include a motion picture, “The Air Corps in Action.” A final report on The event membership and a talk on the be. sponsored by Broad legislative and national security

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Auxiliary Units List Plans for Future Parties

LANS for meetings and

program by Mrs. Young.

MRS. CHARLES *KIRKPATRICK, 2338 N. Delaware 8t., will be hostess at 12:30 p. m. Jan, .15 for the auxiliary’s carrysn lunchebn. Assisting her will be Mesdames Will H. Long, Charles Schaub and Harold E. Tardy. Mrs. Mildred LaRue of the Cen=tral Wallpaper Co. will give a demonstration on interior dec-

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pianist, will give the musical program: Chairmen will be Mrs. Frank T. Millis and Mrs: E. C. Wakelam. Assistants will include ;Mesdames George Bindner, Lloyd Claycombe, Luke Duffey, Harry Leslie, Judson West, J. T. McCaslin and George Diener and Miss Eudora Kelley. Mrs, Leslie .and Miss Kelley will arrange table decorations and Mrs. Diener will introduce the speaker,

Music Group Will Meet

Mrs. Lorenzo B. Jones, 345 N. Kenyon St., will be hostess at 6 p. m. tomorrow for the first 1952 meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, national music sorority. Assisting the hostess be Mrs. Alfred Brandt, Mrs. Gray Burdin, . Misses Lena | Baumgart, Grace Hutchings and Mabel Rose. Mrs. Albert M. Warner, program chairman, has arranged an opera study program. It will be {illustrated by motion pictures of currently popular | opera stars. i

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