Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1952 — Page 14

PAGE 14. Shortridge PTA Lists Speaker.

R. PAUL 8S, WEAVER, president of Lake Erie College, Cleveland, will ad-

dress an open meeting ‘of the Shortridge High School Parent-Teachers Association at 7:30 p. m, Tuesday in Caleb Mills. Hall, Mrs, John H, Roberts, president, will introduce the speaker who will discuss ‘Spiritual Values and Modern Living.” Dr, Weaver is former chair. man of the division of religion and philosophy at Stephens ColJege. In 1950 he was awarded an hogorary degree of Doctor of Divinity at Marshall College,

” » » . HE HAS SPENT the last sev eral summers abroad particis pating in religious and educational conferences and as director of the Inter-University Round Table in India. Heading the committee in charge of the "event is Mrs, Gordon H. Thompson. She will be. assisted by Robert 1.. Nipper, Mesdames George Maynard Halverson, Leonard A. Solomon and Paul K, Welsh. The nominating committee will announce candidates for the annual election in April.

Guest Artist Announced

Edwin Biltcliffe will he the guest artist at 7:30 p. m. Sunday when the- Prelude Club of Tudor Hall School . holds its annual guest artist meeting to mark the 50th anniversary of the school. Invitations have been sent to former officers and members of the club as well as Mrs, Dorothy = Merrill Ritter . who founded the club in 1933, and Mrs. B. O. Mitchell, ane of the first sponsors. Mesdames Sampson B. Moxley Jr,, Martin Synerholm, Irvin J. Craig, Eldon Alig, John L. Ryan, Willlam H, Failey, Philip Havens Brown and Donald Hollings, Misses Marjorie Flickinger, Dolores Covert and Harriett Fisher have accepted. Current officers are Martha Stacy, president;: Mary Ellen Rossin, vice president; Sally Alexander, secretary, and Lisa Miller, treasurer.

Mrs. Harry Wade To Give Lecture

‘Mrs. Harry V. Wade, member of the board of directors of the Herron Art Museum, will give .a special lecture in the museum at 4 p.m. Sunday for parents and teachers. Her subject will be" Introduction to seum.” She will tell about the program .of introducing children to painting, sculpture and decorative arts as exemplified in museum collections and touring exhibitions. More than 8000 city children were members of these tours in the past year.

A Child's the Art Mu-

The public is invited to at-.

tend.

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3736 N. Pennsylvania St., celebrated But they still think of Valentines and dancing.

One of Highland Golf and Country Club's most popular couples, they will attend the club’s Valen-

tine dance Saturday night.

12:30 a. m. There will be a 7 p. m.. buffet supper.

Lynn Williamson's Orchestra will play for dancing from 8:30 p. m. to Mrs. Joseph W. Kenney and Mrs. W, A. El-

liott Jr. are in charge of the party featuring heart, cupid, bow and arrow decorations in the dining

room and ballroom.

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YOUR child thing destructive at a neigh-

does some-

boy's house and you find out about it right away, WRONG: Wait until you happen to see the neighbor and then tell her how sorry

you are. RIGHT: Go to the neighbor’s immediately, taking the child with you, to apologize and see what can be done to take care of the matter, ? ” ” » YOU have been dating a young man for some time and would like to give him your photograph, even though he has never asked for a picture of you. WRONG: Have a photograph taken and ask him {f he would like one. RIGHT: Wait until he asks for a photograph of you.

Indianapolis Girls Pledged at Purdue

- Times State Service LAFAYETTE, Feb. 14 Indianapolis the 42 women students formally | pledged this week by five Pur- | due University sororities. ; Miss Maureen Kernel, 5260 E. Washington St., was pledged by | Chi Omega, and Miss Jo Anne | Adair, 4159 Broadway, was | pledged by Sigma Kappa. |

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Alumnae Plans Dinner Dance

A Valentine dinner - dance will be held tomorrow night by Ward-Belmont Alumnae in the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Mrs. Fred P, Daries and Mrs.

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Paul F. Eix are reservations,

in charge of

The regular meeting of the

group is scheduled for 8 p. m, .

Wednesday in the home of Mrs, Ross Coffin, 5425 N. New Jersey St.

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Meridian St. Those attending will bring their own “Snack Sack” lunches and coffee will be furnistfed. Approximately 500. leaders, troop committee members and others active in the scout move=ment will attend. Working sessions are planned as “refresher” courses with. exhibits of skills and activities of Brownie and intermediate scouting. = on ~ Miss . Colleen Wethington, Louisville, who attended International Scou® Encampment at Wind Mountain, Wash., will be luricheon speaker Tuesday. Mrs, Howard K. Jackson, Chicago, former regional chairman

Sky-Hi Club Mating Set

Members ng guests of the Sky-Hi club will celebrate Valentine Day

night at the Fireside Inn. Plans for spring activities will be made at the monthly meeting at 7:30 p. m. next Thursday in the American Legion Post, 1421 Central Ave. Miss Anna Lautenbach, a Sky-Hi member, 6 feet tall, will model suits and coats made especially for tall girls at the Block's fashion show Tuesday. She. will represent the club at the Affiliation of Tall. Clubs Convention in St. Louis as a contestant in the beauty contest, :

Scouts of County will be held from 9:30 a. m. to 2:45 p. m. and Wednesday in the First Baptist Church, 401 N.

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