Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1952 — Page 5

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byterian Church wore a long face today. One chair was empty. It was filled last Sunday by a guest who didn't want to attend. Once there,

he his mind, ; Sanged absent mémber was-a

field. The 4-year-old girl though

World,” about animals and birds. He didn't. The children’s stares

something?” awed the lamb. When the room was darkened for the film, “The Brey Owl's Lit‘tle Brother” the-lamb stood up

shy anymore. home with his

as usual with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Herman Barker.

Health Meeting

A Hoosier outstanding in public health work will be named and

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Health Association Tuesday night. The association will meet Tuesday

Board of Health, 1330 'W. Michigan St.

day night. The afternoon speaker will be Kenneth Williamson, vice president, Health Information| Foundation, New York City. Dr. J. B. Carr, 4465 Marcy Lane, and Miss Hester Beth Bland, 1604 N. Lyndhurst Dr., are state president and secretary, respectively.

Visitors Dedication of Butler University’s new $1 million College of Pharmacy Building is set for May 7. Visiting druggists and drug firms’ representatives will tour the building at 9:30 p. m. At 2 p. m. Dr, E. C. Elliott, president emeritus, Purdue University, wili speak. |

IU Speaker Members of the Indianapolis Men's Club will : hear a talk by § Prof. George W. ° Starr at 12:15 p. m, tomorrow in ! Hotel Severin. Prof. Starr is director of the Bureau of Business Research at Indiana University. His subject will be “The Effect of Defense Production on the Business Outlook for the Remainder of 1952.”

Fellowship

Browsing with bacteria paid off for Harold, Scotten, 282 N. Holmes Ave. A graduate student in bacteriology at Indiana University, he is one of six IU student winners of fellowships

Prof. Starr

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3-week-old pet of Florence Barker of near Plainwould enjoy the lesson on “Happy Times in God's

and question, “why don’t you say 2 »

and went “ba-ba-ba.” He wasn't:

Today the lamb had to stay! mother. His! #& mistress went to Sunday School 4

rewarded by the Indiana Public { X

and Wednesday at the State

Gov. Schricker will speak Tues-| Where to Go

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Indianapolis Home Show. Manufacturers Building, State Fairgrounds. Dally from 11 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. General | admission, 50c.

Baseball:

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Vietory Field. Box seats, $1.70, mezzanine, $1.40, grandstand, $1.10 ‘and bleachers, 60c. Children under 12, 50c.

“Bronco Billy.” Junior Civic’s final production of the season. Booth Tarkington Civic Theater. 2:30 p. m.

“Looking at Sculpture” and “Works of Alexander Calder.” | Motion picture program presented by the John Herron Art ; Museum at the museum. Free. 4 p.m. Indiana Roof presents Toby Davidson and his orchestra. 80c before 8 p. m. $1 after 8. pm.

Scout program for Youth Night, § May: 12.

Indianapolis librarians are back | from Muncie where they attended the Ohio Valley Catalogers Con-| ference at Ball State Teachers| College. Attending were Miss! Edna Miller, Miss Faye Cantrall,| Mrs. Elizabeth Burton, Miss Frances Carr, Mrs. Lois Burton| and Mifs Nellie M. Coats. Miss Coats took part in the program.

Red Cross Class

A free Red Cross class on, Home Care of the Sick opened last week. It will be conducted

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Miss Furness

Betty Furness, movie-TV-radio star, and Mrs. Henry Newman, world traveler, will speak to the Jewish Welfare Federation fund women workers Tuesday. Mrs. Newman will speak on her recent trip to Europe and Israel. A resident of Kansas City, Mo., she Is a member of the national women’s committee of the Jewish United Jewish Appeal.

Flying Priests

Nine Indiana priests are in Mexico City, flying there from Houston, Tex. after a religious convention. In the party are the Rev. Fathers Edward Bockhold, James Moriarity, Robert Hartman, Albert Busald, James Moore and Joseph Grothaus, all of Indlanapolis; the Rev. Fr. Charles Sexton, Martinsville; the Rev. Fr. Joseph Bastnagel and the Rev. Fr. Pierre Brisse, Evansville.

For Mental Health

A program to promote better, mental health is set for 7:30 p. m.} tomorrow in Oaklandon Univergalist Church. Oaklandon residents and organizations are invited to . exhibit hobbies and crafts. The meeting is sponsored by the Association of Universalst Women at the church, Arthur G. Loftin, of Indiana i Association for Mental Health, will speak and Mrs. Myron Mills will give an organ program.

wodge Schedule

Knights of Columbus will initiate tomorrow night in the lodge any. .....cccerveve. Bess snes 4

hall. A program on cancer is . scheduled for Friday and a Boy Cm I -— — mu

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