Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1952 — Page 9

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CONGRATULATORY GIFT—Mrs. Jack C. Greig (left) Indiana Parents and Teachers Congress president, looks at the copy of “Hoosier Caravan” presented to Mrs. Edgar F. Dixon (right) National PTA Congress secretary, Little Rock, Ark. The presentation was made yesterday by the state board of managers at a luncheon in the Hotel Lincoln with Mrs. Dixon.

State PTA President Reviews Future Plans

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

HE NEAR look and the far vision .

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insight in life . . . was applied to PTA workers, projects and objectives in the president’s address today at the 40th annual Indiana Parents and Teachers Congress Con-

gress Convention in the Murat Temple, Mrs. Jack C. Greig, state president, illustrated the near vision by reminding members of the situation in individual units. “ . . With the far vision, each sees the priceless heritage which we have received and recognizes that each generation must pay the price for passing this heritage along not only as good as received, but better,” she said. " - - . MRS. GREIG went on to point out the progress the state ization had made in the past year including workshops and membership increases. Plans for the future which she announced include a oneday information conference this summer available to every county in Indiana. During June Miss Dema Kennedy, a fleld secretary from National Con~ gress and a former Indianapolis resident, will appear at information conferences and other meetings requesting her services. The Indiana University HomeSchool Conference and Workshop scheduled late in June plans to consider home-school co-operation in school building needs and blueprints, planning curriculum and interpreting the mission of schools. One topic will be covered each day of the meeting.

” ” o A TRAINING PERIOD for board members will precede the June 23 state board meeting. Local presidents can expect to

Founders Day

The Daughters of the British Empire will observe Founders Day with a program and guest tea at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in

the social room of the 38th St. Branch, Merchants’ National Bank. ; Mrs. T. H. Shimer, a charter member, will speak on the history of the chapter and display the medals awarded for outstanding war work. She will also tell of the plans for the new wing to be added to the

receive working materials for next year prepared by the board at that session from the reports sent in. After a 2 p. m. business session today Mrs. Edgar F. Dixon, secretary of the national congress, addressed conventionites on “Today’s American Home and Family ® Life.” With 12 points Mrs. Dixon outlined what makes a good home and family life: 1) Lay a cornerstone of brotherly love. 2) Build a foundation of understanding and co-opera-tion. 3) Erect supports of trust and friendliness. 4) Put up walls of strength that hold and keep the famfly as a happy unit.

5) Lay floors of thrift.

6) Construct stairs of progress

which are periodically inspected. 7) Clean attics often of hatred, bigotry and gossip. 8) Sweep chimneys of ignorance and pessimism. 9) Insulate and weatherstrip doors and windows to keep in enthusiasms and keep out the cold of indifference. 10) Insulate against fear and jealousy. 11) Seal the roof against discontentment and disappointment. 12) Keep above the family a shelter of faith , . . in ourselves, our family and in God.

Program Set

midwest district home for old folks, Hollywood, Ill Mrs. R. B. Kling will review “Old Herbaceous,” a story with a British setting. Miss Isabel Drummond, Indiana DBE president, and Mrs. W. R. Williamson, junior past president, will pour at the tea table. Mrs. Frank Weaver is event chairman, assisted by hostesses Miss Margaret Seegmiller and Mesdames Fred Richardson, Harry Wright and Anna VonSickle.

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Auxiliary Parties Are Arranged

SPECIAL parties have been announced for members and guests of the Auxiliary to the Children’s Bureau of the Indianapolis Orphan Asylum who will attend the spring fashion show in Block's Auditorium followed by tea in the Tearoom at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow.

Mrs. Walter Huehl is chair man of the charity event. She will have as her guests Mesdames Thomas Fitzgerald Jr, Robert Boyle, James Sligar, Samuel Hopper, Darrell Becker, Richard Graves, John Hougland, Frank Howard, Robert King, Richard Veazey, Charles Rouse and Joe Hoberman. Mrs. Hanley Blackburn and Mrs. Raymond Rice will have as their guests Mesdames L. K. Moore, Kenneth Valentine, John Heidt Jr. and Frank Kotteman. Mesdames Ewald A. Berglund, Walter E. Peek and William Summers will be guests of Mrs. G. B. Huff, Ld " - GUESTS OF Mrs. J. H. Ruddell are Mesdames John Bruhn, W. 8. Hall and J, L. Hanna. Mrs. Virginia Wiseman will be

the guest of Mrs. Richard Hoberg. Attending together will be Mesdames William Harbison, Thomas Donlon, Carl Newhouser, Joseph Arnold and G. A. Bough. In a party with Mrs. Charles White will be Mesdames James Hardin, R. A. Rotz and J. W. McEwan. Attending “together will be Mesdames George Craig, William Sayer, E. W. Sherwood, Henry Dudley, Vayne Armstrong and C. T. Reis. Guests of Mrs. William Krieg will be Mesdames Pauline Linthicum, Frarry Nepple and Paul Burkholder, Mrs. Henry Todd will entertain Metdames W. B. Paul, Harriet Perry and Paul Krauss, v » »

ATTENDING TOGETHER will be Mesdames T, C. Dorste and Spiros Pantazi. Guests of Mrs. James Gilson will be Mesdames John Fuller, E. W, Gilson Jr. and Samuel Fuller and Miss Sue Hamilton. : Mrs, Wesley Martin will have as her guests Mesdames F, M. McWhirter, Ffed Tucker Sr. and Fred Tucker Jr. Mrs. Robert Covert will entertain Mrs. H. G. Jones, Carmel, Mesdames F. T. Hill, Hilbert Rust and 0. M. Newton. Mrs. Fred Carter and Mrs. L. R. Ford will attend together. Guests of Mrs. Dillon Huder will be Mesdames John Ellis, Howard Kister and Charles Schaab. Mrs. Carl Hulen and Mrs. Parker Pengilly are entertaining Mrs. James Cunning Jr. and Mrs. H. E. Gibson. . Attending together will be Mesdames Lewis Enkema, C. E. Parks, Robert Whitham and

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DAYDREAMING—Come spring

Wendy Adams finds it difficult |

to concentrate on school studies. More pleasant are thoughts of tomorrow when

she'll be dancing at Mrs. Wil-

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dancing class spring party in the Woman's Department Club. In her reverie she's waltzing with Fred G. Heslar. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Adams, 3037 Washington Blvd., and Capt. and Mrs. O. F, Heslar, New Augusta.

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Maurice Boyd. Having luncheon together before the style show will be Miss Helen Coffey and Mesdames Lindon Bailey, Harry Pritchard John Coffey. Guests of Mrs’ T. C. Alexander will be Mesdames P.. W, Viekery, John Burkhart and C. R. Smith. - ? Mrs. Bowman Downey will entertain Mesdames E, G. Bick-

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