Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1952 — Page 6

. PAGE, 8. Musicale Sets Final Program

The Matinee Mulicale held its

final program of the season yes-|

terday afternoon in L. 8. Ayres’ Auditorium, Artists. were Mary Spalding, harpist of the Indianapolis Symphony. and two members of the Jordan College of Music faculty, . Dorothy Munger, pianist, and Eugene Kilingki, violinist, Miss Spalding played two movements of her own transcription of Handel's Buite in G major, her

arrangement of “How- Cah Ti ooo 00 ~ Mayor Clark 1s

Leave Thee?" Debussy's ‘Clair de lune” ‘and Salzedo’s ‘‘Whirlwind.” ‘Her customary nice shading and admirable facility drew enthusiastic applause. Mra. Munger played three move« ments from Ravel's “Tombeau de

|church Tea Set

For Former DP’s

Former displaced persons from

|Europe will attend a tea given in

their honor tomorrow afternoon in the Central Avenue Methodist] Church, i The International Justice and Goodwill Committee of the Church Federation and the federation’s Department of Social Service and the Committee’,

World Peace of the Central Foi A

nue Church will be hosts to the former DF's, Voldemar Pihlak, secretary of the intercollegiate branch of ‘he YMCA and a former DP from Estonia, will serve as master of

scheduled to extend greetings and Mrs. Naomi Stewart will outline services looking toward natural zation provided by the Public Schools. Games and musical numbers are on the program.

Couperin,” starting with the “Rigaudon,” which impressed me! as having’ a bit too much pedaling here and there, The “Menuet,” an extremely expressive plece, contained some curious rubato and seemed minus some measures in the middle section. Her best work _ was in the “Toccata,” where precision and facility helped build a big climax. Mr. Kilinski's offerings, done in his usual fine style, were the “Sarabande” and “Bourree” from Bach's B minor Partita for unaccompanied violin, the Finale from Mshdeiscpn's E minor Concerto, the FallaKochanski “Pantomime ue Bartok’'s “Ru manian Folk Dances” all: of . which were well received.—H. B.

Christian Science Lecture Is Set

Margaret Morrison, C. 8. Boston, will lecture on: “Christian

8 Pp n. Tuesday in’ Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, 5201[> Pleasant Run Blvd, Miss Morrison's lecture is lanned to give information about Christian Science—what it teaches and how it heals. She will be sponsored by the host shupen ad is a member of the

Sclefics Board of rian

BO ation After Death” is the subject of th elesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow, The lesson-sermon includes a passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy. The passage reads: “Love is not hasty to deliver us from temptation for lové means that we shall be tried + and purified.” The golden text is: “God will

Accounting Bacteriology Botany Business Chemistry Economics

‘Turtle Derby

Today at IU

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Apr, 26 Pennant-waving Indiana Uni versity coeds and college men were to turn out today for the school’s third annual, Turtle

Starting time was to be 1 p. m,, at Jordan Field. Beveral hundred turtles — live ones-—from the university biological gardens, were entered in the race. Their sponsors, including townspeople, painted names on the turtles’ backs. There was more to the race than hilarity, It was a fund-rals-ing campaign to send undervileged Bloomington boys to Scout Camp, Wapahani, near here for a week's outing this summer, Sponsors paid $5 for each turtle entered, the total to be turned to the camp fund.

Camp Atterbury Gives $1000 for Flood Relief

Times Siate Services

A special grant of $1000 for flood

by the Camp Atterbury Community Chest.

tary and civilian personnel stationed here. Of the total, $4000 was turned over to servicemen’s centers in

fund. Camp Atterbury also aided the flood crisis by sen “the 343d Transportation Truck

| Loh «trons Mackerbrou, a genuine

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HOURS: esti 1:00 A.M. Closed Sunday.

SUMMER

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A Touch of the Old Countries!

In fine Ales, Stouts and Beers. The Subway now offers its pa-

imported German Beer (Germany’s most famous) Heinekins Beer from Holland and Bass’ Ale from England. These superb malt beverages are known the world over by the most discriminating drinkers. Get o touch of the old country by ordering a bottle the next time in. Also available for your “home.

to Midnight, Friday, 12:30 A. M.

BUTLER UNIVERSITY - SESSIONS

Regular Summer and Evening.........June 10 to August 1 ciieeiiieens. August 4 to August 22

GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS IN MANY FIELDS OF STUDY

DEPARTMENTS Guidance Weaving Health-Phygical Education Zoology Health and Nutrition Music History and Pharmacy Political Science Philosophy Home Economics Physics Labor Physiclogy Literature Re halagy Marketing : ion Mathematics Sa Administration Modern Foreign Languages Secretarial Science Speech Sociolog logy Statistics Special Education

Five Conferences and Workshops Scheduled in Education Write Director of Summer Sessions for Complete Information.

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CAMP ATTERBURY, Apr. 26—

tian relief in the Missourt River valley has been given to the Red Cross

The grant comes from the $7176 fund raised last fall from mili-

Indianapolis, Columbus, Edinburg and Franklin, The rest of the |v money was put in an Smergamey

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President Of Te Deum

Fred J. Schoettle of Indianapolis will serve as national president of Te m International for the coming fiscal year. Mr. Bchoettle was elected by o| delegates rom 37 cities and eight Midwestern

ganization's an- - nual eonvention in Chicago. In 1949, the new Te Deum

local Fourth Degree Assembly

Columbus as the!

Mr. Schoettle layman who had éontribtited most!

to the cause of Catholic Action in

Indianapolis. One ear later, he

received the Catholic’ Action] Award given annually by the In-|

diana State Council of the Knights of Columbus to the outstanding Catholic layman of the year.

Mr. Schoettle is an exectitive of the local plant of the U, 8.

Rubber Co, a founder of the United Home Life Insurance Co. and grand knight of Council 437, K. of C, Te Deum International fosters, adult education on_the Catholic and Christian viewpoint on national and international affaifs. The local chapter presents a pub-

lie forum with a series of lectures!

each fall and winter in the Murat Theater.

More color comics than in any any other Indiana newspaper appear In two big sections of your Sunday Times. :

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