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UNITED NATIONS THEME—Miss Nellie Hallarn (left), ITSC Founder's Day chairman, looks °

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at the Inca Indian costume Miss Betty Jeanne Whitesell (right) will wear as a hostess for the event. Mrs. John Rutledge of Lizton (standing) models her Japanese costume.

UN Motif Planned for ITSC Founder's Day

A “UNITED NATIONS” theme will be carried out at the Founder's Day

program of the Inter-

national Travel - Study Club Wednesday. It will be observed at an 8 p. m. meeting in the World War Memorial. Guest speaker will be Beurt SerVaas who will talk on “United Nations — What They Have Achieved and What They Hope to Achieve.” 4 ® = «=

MEMBERS SERVING as hostesses will wear United Nations costumes. The stage will be decorated with United Nations flags. Arrangements for the program are being made by Miss Nellie Hallarn and Mrs. A. Clinton Davisson, chairmen. Mrs. . Harley J. Carey 1 and

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TWO NEW CHAPTERS, the Washington Chapter near Danville and the Caribbean Isle of Jamacia Chapter in Kingston, Jamaica, bring to more than 3000 the total membership of ITSC.

Chapters now are organized in Indiana, Illinois and Texas. The Jamaica unit is the first outside the United States. Indianapolis alone has 74 chap-

ters. Presiding at the Founder's Day meeting - will be Mrs. Gerald 8. Decius.

Pen Women List Event

The Indianapolis Branch, National League of American Pen Women, will include a travel show with Kodachrome slides by Miss Grace Custer at the 1:30 p. m. meeting Saturday in

the Meridian Room, Colonial Furniture Co. Miss Custer, a Shortridge High School mathematics teach-

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her travelogues with pictdnes and on her photography. They have: been shown at Herron Art Museum. Her salon prints have been in international salons.

Hostesses at the program will be Mrs. ‘H. S. McKee, Greensburg, Mesdames W. D. Keenan, Oliver S. Guio, William G. Patterson and A, M ‘Hall.

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Gregor and Miss Olivia Weimer.

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nomics Association family life education field worker, | will talk on “The Needs of Young Children Today” ‘at a 7:45 p. m. meeting tomorrow { at the Indianapolis Day ‘Nurs-

ery Association on Lockerbie St.

The program, sponsored by the Nursery Center Committee of the Health and Welfare

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Dr. McGinnis, former director of. the Merrill-Palmer Nursery School, Detroit, was a delegate to the Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth. She will include recommendations made at the conference pertaining to nursery schools, y . & .»

IN CHARGE OF arrangements are Mrs, Jerry York, pro-

tee has been established to formulate standards for pre-school care and education, provide an educational program for nursery center staffs and inform parents ‘as to facilities and program of nursery centers. Copies of the “Guide to Nursery Centers of Indianapolis,” a 65-page booklet describing the local centers (nursery schools, day nurseries and private kindergartens) will be | available at the meeting.

The booklet may be obtained at branch libraries in the city. It was prepared by the Nursery Center Committee in collaboration with the Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women,

Guild Plans Supper

A spaghetti dinner will be given from 3 to 7 p. m. next Sunday by the St. Francis Hospital Guild in the hospital. Mrs. Gus Gatto, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Ted Roeskin, Carl Kiefer and ¢ Alois Buehler, Miss Nettie Mac-

Hostesses in charge of the novelty booth will include Mrs. Clarence Robinson, chairman, Mesdames Henry Gardner, Fred

Koch and Leo Lucid. . ” Chairman of the special gifts | ” booth will be Mrs. C. E. Baas, : She will be assisted by Mesdames Walter Lutz, William Ott and ‘Thomas Ww. York, Sr. .

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