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CIVIC ARTISTS—Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Blackwell Jr.

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popular Booth Tarkington Civic

Theater couple, are artists on canvas as well as on stage. When Norman Green, who plays Allan Manville, matinee idol, in “My Dear Children” found he had no portrait of himself, they volunteered to paint one from an old picture for the play setting. It will be part of the background for

the play tomorrow through Mar. 22 at the theater.

The couple, Herron Art School graduates, had

leading roles in “Mr. Barry's Etchings” in December at the-Civi.. Mrs. Blackwell is a School 77 art teacher and Mr. Blackwell is in art display with Averil Art Associates.

Annual St. Benno Festival Set for Saturday

HE St. Benno Festival, which annually opens the spring season at the Athenaeum Turners, will be Saturday. A little German Band, the Bock (goat) pulling its, beer laden wagon, the steins, blindrobins, Bavarian costumed dancers and fine selection of old-fashioned German dishes will be part of the scene. Reservations have been made

by G. A. Thorpe, J. D. Strickland, Clarence Green, Dr. Carl B. Sputh Sr., E. J. Riddle, Roy Stebbing and Charles Stone.

~ » ” J. R. BLYTHE, J. E. Garwood, Otto Roos, W. C. Chandler, H. H. Henshaw, William Jaus, William McCutcheon, J. E. Walters, Robert Mason, Dr. Frank Hall and Dr. F. B. Peck. Dr. J. R. Swan, Armin Leich, Dr. William King, Herman Kramer, Murray Morris, A. G. Smith, J. E. West, Harold

Celebration Planned

St. Patrick’s Day will be celebrated by the Sky-Hi Club with a dinner and entertainment at the E. C. Atkins, American Legion Post. In charge of the 6:30 p. m. event is Mrs. Harriet Craft, chairman; Miss Maryann Renard, Miss Mary Halfaker, Jerry Murrell and Millard McCubbins. The monthly club meeting

Women Accountants

Mrs. Ethel Dunham, account executive of Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, will address the local group of the American Society of Women

will be next Thursday in the

legion post. Proceeds from a Mar. 29 rummage sale at 841 Indiana Ave. will go into the club's building fund. Miss Mary Adams, chairman, is .being assisted by Miss Dorothy Dilley, Miss Elizabeth Suding, Bernard McAndrews and Mr, Murrell.

To Hear Mrs. Dunham

Accountants at its meeting

Monday in the Spink Arms Hotel. The dinner session will begin at 6:15 p.m. Mrs, Dunham's subject vestors.”

will be “Women In-

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Stevens, Ralph Lieber, W. V. Ryan, William Krieg, George

Lennox, B. J. Carmack, H. T.

Schaller and Kenneth Mahrdt. Fred Hoffmann, L. R. Trent, Peter Ruden, R. H. Duke, J. W, Bowers, W. E. Harrison, T. C. Waddell and A. C. Gisler. Ray Ruggenstein, C. A. Buxton, William Guyton, M. L. Martin, G.C. Anderson, Richard Haberg, Louis Rothenberger, E.E.Bredensteiner, Carl Noffke, Roger Popp, F. J. Wilking and L. M. Rappaport. ” » ~ H. 0. BALL, David Augustus, S. A. Hale, Charles Williams, Ernest Meeks, Noble Dean, W. C. Brass, H. C. Pragen and R. M. Miles. } C. P. Kottlowski, William Dearmin, Harry Hoaglin, James Huse, Herb Bloemker and J. L. Rodabaugh.

Officers Announced

Mrs. Jeanne Heath is the new the Tally-Ho Euchre Club. Other officers elected are Mrs. Virginia Stump, secretary, and Mrs. Joy Heath, treasurer.

Return from Florida

Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Culloden, 203 E. 47th St., have returned from Lake Worth, Fla.

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To Sponsor Institute

THE Temple Sisterhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation again will sponsor its annual institute on Judaism from 11 a, m. to 3 p. m. Mar. 25 in the Temple, 10th and Delaware Sts. The fourth of its kind, the forum will present Rabbi Alex-

ander Feinsilver, director of the Purdue VY versity Hillel woundation, as the principal speaker both for the morning and: afternoon sessions. He has been in Hillel. work ever since 1946, having previously served at the University of Connecticut, Mrs. Sidney James, chairman, announces that invitations have been sent to representatives of schools. libraries and churches of all faiths, : u . » MRS. A. EBNER BLATT, sisterhood president, will give the welcoming address. The response will be given by Mrs. J. P. Montbrun, president of the Catholic Deanery. Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will give the blessing at the noon luncheon. The opening prayer of the session will be vresented by Mrs. W. M. Baumheckel, Indianapolis Council of Church Women president. Assisting Mrs. James are Miss Florence Goldberg and Mrs. Bernard Reinschreiber, hospitality; Mrs. Samuel Prager and Mrs. Maurel Rothbaum, invitations; Mrs. Bernard Landman and Mrs. A. BR. Maschke, registration. Mrs. Manuel Freeman and Mrs. Wolf Sussman, reception; Mrs. Jerome Jacobs, ushers, and Mrs. Morris Klain, publicity.

PTA Plans to Elect New Officers Today

Officers will be elected when the George Washington High School Parent-Teacher Association meets at 7:30 p. m. today. After the election, there will be a panel discussion on the adoption of a system of annual entrance for Indianapolis public schools. Dr. Spencer W. Myers, deputy superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools, will lead the panel. It will consist of Mrs. Wayne Kern, a parent; Cloyd Julian of the GWHS faculty, and Rita LeGault, a pupil.

Hostess Announced

Mrs. Charles D. Tucker, 2357 Broddway, will he hostess at ¥ p.m. today for the monthly meeting of Beta Zeta Chapter, Lambda Chi Omega Sorority.

! _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Jewish Unit Children's Variety Show. to Be Feature

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SPEARHEAD BALL PLANS—Mesdames Ben Prince. Abe Miller, Albert Reuben, Hyman Brossan and Joseph Smith talk over Purim Ball arrangements.

31 Hoosiers Named To PTA Committees

HIRTY-ONE parent-teacher leaders of the state will serve on the Indiana planning committee for the 56th annual convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers May 19-21 here.

Mrs. Robert F. Shank, general chairman and past regional vice president of the national organization, announced the convention will be attended by 3000 delegates and visitors from all over the country. The sessions will be in the Murat Temple, with the Claypool as the headquarter hotel.

» » » THE COMMITTEE HEADS include C. E. Eash, housing; Mrs. John A. Davis; convention platform arrangements, Mrs. Earl H. Stumpf, local hostesses; Mrs. Walter Thoms, transportation; Mrs. Basil Fischer, tickets, and Mrs. Donald H. Carter, publicity. Mrs. David P. Ashton, New Castle, conference rooms and conference hostesses; School Superintendent Joe R. Craw, New Castle, music; Mrs, Ray Cunningham, Evansville, decorations; Mrs. Joseph W. Walker, hospitality. : Dr. Allan A. Smith, West Lafayette, information; Mrs, Malcolm M. Porter, Danville, lost

and found; Mrs. Leonard Miller,

Boonville, luncheons; Mrs, C. O. Gross, Marion, registration; Mrs. Joseph Hennessy, South

Bend, ushers; Mrs. Walter Eskew, Martinsville, pages. » ” - MRS. GEORGE MELLIN, New Albany, exhibits; Dr. Donald L. S8imon, sightseeing; A. W. Clark, Hammond, invocations and vesper services; Miss Ruth Alice Zook, Princeton, first aid; Mrs, C, T. Boynton, Elkhart, processional and recessional. Mrs. Joseph Green, Connersville, radio, and Mrs. E. W.

Arnett, Bloomington, elections. |

The seven other members of the state planning commtitee are Mrs. Cleatis H. Boyer, Lafayette; Mesdames A. M.

Feeley, Robert F. Gladden, Al- |

vin Johnson and Meredith Nicholson Jr.,, Miss Jeanette Riker and Dr. Herman L. 8hibler.

Mrs. Walter H. Beckham, Mi- | ami, Fla. is chairman of the | convention manage- | ment committee. The theme, it |

national

was announced, will be ‘The

Citizen Child: What of His Fu-

ture?” This will also be the subject of the keynoting address by Mrs. John E. Hayes, Twin Falls, Ida., national president, on the opening day.

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Museum Program Groups Named

School T5 patrons, pupils and teachers will have charge of the Children’s Museum Family

Hour from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Clyde E. Gregory, Par-ent-Teacher Association president, will be assisted by Miss Augusta Nessler, school principal, and Mesdames Homer Alpha, Paul McCalister, Elmer Bush, Esta Combs, Don Reyman, P. P. McCallister, C. E. Scott and J. J. Dougherty.

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HE. 37th annual Purim : Ball of the Jewish Edu. cation Association Auxiliary will be Sunday night in the Egyptian Room of the Murat Temple. There will be a one-hour variety show with & cast of more than 100 children. “Purim

in Shushan, and Purim in America 1952" will be its theme,

Costumes have been made under the direction of Mrs, Jos eph Solinsky. Bob Catterson is the director, and Mrs, Abe Gold« stein will be the accompanist, Also on the nroduction crew are Mesdames Herbert Larman, Ben Paller and Oscar Zaft. 5 . -

GENERAL ADMISSION tickets may be purchased in ade vance from any auxiliary memsber, Mrs, Ben Prince is in charge of reservations for pare ties. Bill Moore and his orchestra wil provide the music for dance ing. The event, the only funde raising project of the JFA Auxiliary, will raise money to carry on the extra curricular programs of pupils -attending the Jewish Education Associae tion School at 3456 Central Ave, : Aaron Intrater is director of the school and Mrs. Hyman Brosman, auxiliary president,

New Officers Listed By Women's Group

Mrs. Lamar Strong was elected second vice president of the Woman's Department Club in an election yesterday. Others named at the sama time were Mrs. Al C. Heustis, third vice president; Mrs. B. 8, Meditch and Mrs. Maude IL, Helkes, corresponding and membership secretaries, and Mass. Howard E. Nyhart, treasurer. New directors are Mesdame

Louis J. Rybolt, J. M. Thistle thaite and Paul N. Rowe. Aly

were picked for two-year terms.

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