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collects for the heart fund. - She'll WCET crowned at the dance in the at 8:30 o'clock. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity

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De INL, washing ears for a week, These chores Butler : y High Schecl Basketball: coeds performed to raise money for fhe Heart | Cathedral at Ben Davis; Deaf

School at Walnut Grove; Mannal at lowe; Sacred Heart at Mt. Comiort; Shortridge at Co-

at Butler. changed their pre-initia-sponsored by the Assgelation of tion ‘hell week’ to “help week”

lumbus; Lawrence Central at for people with heart trouble.) ypyanklin Township. 70c. 8:15 Pledges beat bass drums in the) ,

downtown section, to rouse shop- ae s——— - — to contributing $263.50 to She's supervisor of Region 9 of {fight the dread disease. Camp Fire Girls, Inc. including Joe Woelfel and Curtis Dankert six states among which is

(Buskirk, Beech Grove, were . {antfong the pledges working on the Anniversary y Linwood Christian Church Boy At Franklin Township High Scout Troop 48 will dedicate the School a dance was held to bene- new fellowship hall at the church fit ‘the heart fund. Howe High at 6:30 tonight. School Dance Band played. The occasion will

. . sbe the Scouts’ Traveling Engineers

ist ‘annual Indianapolis electrical and me- |

meeting at which chanical engineers will do some their parents,

traveling this week. Po leaders, and the Central Indiana Section of {he po Rev. R, L, Secrist American Institute of Electrical 4 will join them. Engineers meets tomorrow night _y They'l] receive

at Purdue Memorial Union. Prof. their 1952 charD. T. Canfield of Purdue will ter from the Bpeak. / church, their e Cummins diesel-powered gponsor since orcar entered in the 500-Mile Race Pr. Mayhall ganization.

at Indianapolis will be described Speakeir will be Dr. K. B. Mayby D. J, Cummins at meeting of pa)) who will talk about the Inmechanical engineers Friday at giana Boys School at Plainfield Columbus, Ind. Mr, Cummins is where he spends a day a week as

vice president in charge of engi- ) eo neering for the Cummins Co. The Ge tae icons Presider’

Central Indiana’ group of the : American Society of Mechanical Company Coming Mrs. William IL. Roth and

Engineers will tour the plant at 2:30 p.m. Sp i 7 p. m. PI Speaking aiier the 7 daughter Ann Louise of 1102" N. will be J. I. Miller of the United Kealing Ave. get a fine trip and Electric Coal Companies of their hosts, news from IndianChicago. polis. Mrs. Roth and daughter left Saturday for Puerto Rico to visit Town Hall Speaker Sgt. and Mrs. J. C. Germany Jr. Philip Cummings, news ana-and children, Judy and Jimmy. lyst, just back from lecturing Mrs. Germany was the former in England, will . Miss Betty Roth of Indianapolis. speak at 11a. m.

Friday in Murat] Reward . Theater on they Marion A. Rice will take home Indianapolisj a new tie pin and a citation Sat-

Town Hall Se- ; ' jurday from Kraft Foods Co. ries. World trav-gg nN *® {where he’s branch manager. Reeler and univer- wards go to him for 10 years’ sity professor,’ “loyalty and service” to his -comhe will speak on} § pany. :

‘“The Constitu- - ’ . tional Monarchy What 5 Coming and the U.S. in A preview of chemical develop1952." Mrs. Wal- ments of the future will be given

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ter Greenough at dinner meeting tomorrow of the will: introduce the speaker. She Indiana Section of the American will conduct a question period Chemical Society. Larry F. Livduring a luncheon at the Athe- ingston, Wilmington, Del., manager of duPont Company's Exten- . sion Division, will speak at the Camp Fire Scout meeting in Marott Hotel.

Miss Gladys Shamp of Chicago! A square dance for members

today will look over Butler Uni- and their ladies will round up the

versity students and graduates evening,

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Eleven. Den Mothers will be Speakers will be Mayor Clark,

honored tonight when Boy Scout gnq Herb Sweet of Carmel, auCub Pack 91 meets for a dinner thor of “Try It" feature in The

and charter renewal dt Wallace Times.

Street Presbyterian Church. : In charge will be W, E. Miner,

More tHan 250 reservations have been made for the 6:30 cubmaster; Charles Mosier, pack o'clock dinner of the 70-member chairman, and Mrs. Juanita Angroup. grick, arrangements chairman.

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