Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1952 — Page 33

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3000 Due to Attend PTA's

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Times Special

CHICAGO, May 10—Some 3000 delegates .and visitors are expected to attend the 56th annual convention of the National Parents and Teachers Congress May 19-21 in Indianapolis, Mrs..John. E. Hayes, Twin Falls, lda.,

president, announced today. Mrs. Hayes will keynote the convention in her address, “The Citizen Child: What of His Future?” - ~ .

WORKSHOPS ON current school and community problems will occupy the first afternoon. Dr. Leonard W. Mayo, New York, director of the Association for the Aid of Crippled Children and chairman of the National Midcentury Committee for Children and Youth, will speak in the evening session op “Using the Usable in Guiding Children.” On May 20, Dr. Paul A. Witty, Evanston, ‘Il1.,- professor of education in Northwestern University, will address a general session on communications. This = “panel on the same subject led by Malcolm 8. Knowles, Chicago, ad-

ministrative co-ordinator of the Adult Education Association, The progam for the Tuesday afternoon general assembly will include a panel discussion,

“Youth Faces the Future,” di-

rected by Mrs. Charlotte D., Elmott, Santa Barbara, Cal, director of child guidance and secondary education, Santa Barbara public schools, and with young people who are youth leaders in their own rignt participating. “The Great Divide In Education” will be the topic to be discussed by Dr. Allison Davis, professor of education, “University of Chicago. General sessions will be in the Murat Temple and the banquet in the Scottish Rite Cathedral. “Election of new officers for 3-year terms will be held May 20,

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‘Gala Events

To Honor Mrs. Ahlgren

WHITING, May 10—A series of gala events have heen arranged here in honor of Mrs, Oscar A. Ahlgren after her Intallation Friday as General Federation of Women's Clubs president. The installation ceremsay for the prominent Hoosier club leader will be a highlight of the 1952 GFWC convention tomorrow. through Saturday in Minneapolis.

fete Mrs. Ahigren the night before her installation with a 10:30 o'clock reception in the Cardinal Room of the Curtis Hotel, convention headquarters, Mrs. J. Griffith, Whiting, is chairman. » ” ) . MAY 24 WHITING will hold its city celebration in honor of Mrs. Ahlgren. It will be in the Whiting Community Center. Master of ceremonies will be Philip Maxwell of the Chicago Tribunes W. R. Smith, Whiting Chamber of Commerce president, will extend greetings and Dr, Robert B. Stewart, W, La-

Hospital - Group Plans Dance |

LUMNAE of the St. Vincent's School of Nursing will hold a dance

from 9 p. m. until midnight Saturday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The. dance will be sponsored by the St. Vincent's Association. > Patrons will be Dr. and Mrs. Ray Tharpe and Dr. and Mrs, Hal Doran. Members of the dance committee are Mrs, Josephine Sheehan and Misses Betty Vogt, Mary Ann Weigel and Jeanne Brewer. New officers of the alumnae association for the coming year will be Miss Margaret Ann McCauley, president; Miss Kathe leen Kelly and- Miss Betty Brown, first and second vice presidents; Miss Elizabeth Wade, treasurer, and Miss Joan Stevason, secretary. Directors of the alumnae association will be Misses Gertrude Bauer, Bernadette Welsh, Joan Lyons and Mary MecShane.

Guest Day At Butler

Mothers of all Butler University students and guests are invited to a Guest Day sponsored by the Butler University Mothers’ Council at 2 p. m, Friday. The group will meet in the Garden House of the J. I. Holcomb gardens on the campus. Mr. Holcomb will speak. Mrs. .Roy Robbins, president, and officers of the council will greet guests, Mrs. Lot Green, vice president, is tea chairman.

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tive board members. They are Mesdames Robert Hinshaw, D. W. Konold, E. F. Miller, J. C. Stafford, J. A. Stuart, M. O. Ross, M. D. Crow, D. E. Rosgnberry, C. B. Crist, Jack Munro, Clay Burk, Fred Wilson, Donald Shaw and William Wise, New officers for the coming year to be installed will be Mrs. Green, president; Mrs. R. N. Cooksey, vice president; Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Herbert Harris, secretaries and Mrs, Munro i treasurer.

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fayette, Purdue University, will be the speaker. Plymouth Guild of the Whiting Congregational Church to which the Ahigren family belongs will honor the new executive with a reception May 2s. Three events will be crowded into the program May 26. At 10 a. m. that day PEO Sisterhood will entertain Mrs. Ahlgren at a “coffee” in the home of Mrs. M. J. Ritter. At

luncheon in the South Side Swedish Club, Chicago. Hostess will be Mrs. Edwin J. Carlson, Indiana Harbor, Mrs. Ahlgren’s sister-in-law, Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority will fete Mrs. Ahlgren at an 8 p. m, party.. The Lake County Federation of Women’s Clubs will sponsor a 12:30 p. m. luncheon May 27 in the Gary Country Club. Mrs. Ralph Cox, Whiting, is club president. Lake County Juniors will depict a skit depicting Mrs. Ahlgren’s life.

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