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Girl Friday's Day comes on Morday, : That's thé day the Indianapolis Association of’ Insurance Women will entertain their bosses. Some
of the executives may be in for a ribbing in the sketches that are planned. There'll be a 7 p.m. banquet at the Columbia "Club, music by Ralph Lillard and his orchestra, and a review of the insurance women's 10 years of organization. Directing the program {is Miss Where to Go Mary Lou Feltman. - i Mrs. Blanche Hilkene, president,
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Professional Basketball: Press vs. Radio and Olympians vs. Ft. Wayne Pistons. $2, $1.50
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. Times State Service LAFAYETTE, Jan. 30—Purdué | University’s livestock and meat caravan, which has been drawing large crowds at rural exhibits, will visit Liberty today, Rich{mond tomorrow and Anderson Friday. The caravan consists of 12 panel displays accompanied by extension specialists in. animal husbandry, agronomy, poultry, nutrition, veterinary science,
EE a A a "| marketing and rural health. FORD FOR '52—Coachcraft styling; lots of windshield "see" room. | In its first two weeks on the
The Fifty-two Ford will make brake pedals and a dash-mounted| 03d: 3200 farmers vieweq- the
9 Es» urdue Stock } aravan I ’52 Ford to Make Debut: an |
Caleb Mills Hall. 8 p. m. High School Basketball: Lawrence at Decatur Central.
and $1. Butler “Field House. 8 | 70c. 8:15 p. m.
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| Nationally, Goodwill is 50 years old—Ilocally, 22 years. | Howard G. Lytle, local execu[tive secretary, will report on ac- | tivities here in 1951.
Founders’ Day | Butler seniors try - caps and {gowns for size Feb. 7 when they
{nual Founders’ amr 53 : Day program. i. % {To be held at g 7 a ; {Butler Field- : ak thouse, it will ti #NEES Imark the birthMRS. HILKENE—President, (day of Ovid Butler, one of will introduce guests. of honor to {he benefactors include Frank J. Viehmann of of the school, Indianapolis, Indiana commis- and the foundsioner of insurance, and Harry E.}; g of the McClain, executive secretary of .onnel in 1855. the Indiana Association of In-'p. Frank A. ’ surance Agents. IRose, president YF Henle
Tribute will be paid to the insurance women’s past presidents; ton, Ky., will speak including the Misses Betty Augus-, ri Done die by Charles
tus, Ann Mootz, Florence Kirch,| : : Sarah. Moore, Genevieve Wiese |A. Henzie, and Butler Men's Glee
Marie Schultz, Mary Lou Feltma
and Iris Poole. . Golden Anniversar ja. m. will be senior officers ind versary cluding three students from In-
Open house for old friends and gianapolis—Patricia Eni, Ahn relatives will be staged Sunday Montgomery and John Walsh.
0 tington, are on the program.
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: ” display. The caravan will visit its public bow Friday, TRgster. brake cylinder. oS ties. Defare Hew. 14. The Ford Motor Co. began to New 2lsgs Je tne Loar door oD safety lock which enables front tell about it today. There will seat otcupants to Jock the rear| ‘be 18 models Yin three new lines, | doors - to keep children from {eights and the new overhead opening the doors while the car valve six to cover the perscaal|ls in motion. ; [travel range. | “Tailored - to - ride” springs, a| | I. D. Crusoe, vice-president of {longer wheelbase, wider ‘front MACARONI |the Ford Motor Co. and general (tread, a more rigid frame and| {manager of the Ford Division,/a new steering linkage with a |said: “These are the finest cars|higher. turning ratio are highwe have ever built. Advanced|lighted in the new models. { styling, engineering and quality| Ford will bear down hard on} |establish them as the leaders in|the six cylinder field with its] the high-volume field.” Musee Six a thrifty high-com- ORE TENDER. MORE DELICIOUS | Bodies Are Rugged | — ren . . Coachcraft bodies, rugged, welded and smooth - lined, have la broad curved one-piece wind-|. |shield and curved rear windows, with body lines sweeping back to jet tube tail lamps. Ford will have both the 110horsepower six with low-friction | overhead valves, and the up[rated 110-horsepower V-8, of which 12 million have been built. It will offer three transmis|sions, foam rubber padding on all passenger car seats, center fill gasoline fueling, suspendedpivof clutch and J RE 3 SIN AS SIG LHI EEN LMETA - C 1 ST IRM SASH
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commemorating the 50th wedding| anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.| Oscar Pickering. The affair wili| be held at their home at 805 N.! Hamilton Ave. | Married in Swayzee, Ind., the Pickerings came to Indianapolis| 26 years ago. Mr. Pickering, who is 70, is employed by the Indian-| apolis Engraving Co. He and Mrs. Pickering, “age 68, belong to Friends Church. | They have four children, five! grandchildren and three great-| grandchildren. The childrén are Gerald of Phoenix, Ariz.; Capt. H. D. Pickering, stationed at Ft. Bliss, Tex; B, W. Pickering, Indianapolis, and Mrs. E. H. McCaffery, city. .
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When Mrs. Alma Spencer sets| out to learn something, she] learns fast. She Pr weeks as a student back in
phone Co. where she's now chief Pe operator. A jeweled service Mrs. Spencer Pin was given her yesterday marking her 40th anniversary in telephone work. 8he lives at 1427 Loretta Drive,
Fair Directors
Already plans are underway for Marion County's 1952 Fair, to be held Aug. 4-9. In charge will be new officers just elected. They include: Robert R. Fisher, president, Clarence Waterman, Harry C. Roberts, M. W. Rabour, Theo-
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Expansion Plans for 1952 and accomplishments last year will be gutlined at annual meeting of Indianapolis Goodwill Industries tomor-
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Your Community Chest reports progress for the past year. In 1951 ‘the 50 Red Feather organizations used the funds which 126,023 of you contributed to provide needed services to the people of Indianapolis and Marion County. In addition, Chest funds made the operation of our Service Men's Center a reality throughout the year.
The . campaign just concluded, under the chairmanship of William J. Stout, raised funds for the 50 Red Feather Services, including the United Defense Fund and the Cancer Society for 1952.
Success in this Community effort is assured by your continued support; and on behalf of the Board of Directors and all the volunteers who work in the campaign and throughout the year, §-= | extend our sincere thanks,
President
How Your 1951 Red Feather Dollars Were Spent
CHILDREN'S SERVICES—I18.3c out of each dollar were spent on children's services. New families for boys and girls from broken homes . ; . nursery day care of children of working parents . . . Chest dollars ovided these and many other services for 2,296
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICES — 36.2¢c out of each * dollar were spent on young people's services. Citizenship training and wholesome recreation provided by Scouting, Boys' Clubs, Camp Fire work and neighborhood centers helped make better citizens of 45,352
oys and girls in 1951,
3.5¢ ‘out of each dollar were spent on the Service Men's Center to provide wholesome recreational facilities for troops in the Indianapolis area, particularly at Camp Atterbury.
3.9c out of each dollar were spent in health. and welfare planning; and efficient and economical-admin. istration meant a total of only 7.l1c were spent for administrative and campaign costs.
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HEALTH SERVICES took 5.7c out of each dollar, Visiting Nurse Association, Indian. apolis Speech and Hearing Center and the Child Guidance Clinic all worked to raise'the County's health standards while easing the burdens of sickness for 9,810 persons in 1951, (For the second year, the Marion County Cancer Society appeal was included in the Chest smpaioh, This took an additional 3.2¢ out of each dollar.) ’
INDIANAPOLIS COMMUNITY CHEST, INC, : Operating Statement January 1, 1951, to December 31, 1951
FAMILY AND ADULT SERVICES—22.1¢c out of each dollar were spent on family and adult services. Helpful counsel was given those with difficult family problems. Family services provided new opportunities for the aged . .. work. for the handicapped. Chest dollars « brought this kind of help to 5,194 families and individuals in 1951 — as well as a square meal and a bed for 17,188 men down but nét out,
We spent during the year: Regular and special budget appropriations to our member agencies
$1,224,503.75
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