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Training Course Set By League

TRAINING course will open in the fall for the new group of 18 provisional members of the Indianapolis Junior League. The first organized meeting of the group will be in June with league officers and directors. At that time, fundamentals of the training course will be outlined to the provisionals. They include Mesdames WilHam Allerdice, G. James Burke, Richard K. Fowler, Peter H. Hackleman, Harry Mallinson, Owen J. Neighbours, Stewart E. Rook, Russell J. Ryan Jr, John Thompson, King R. Traub, Edward Wingenroth and Edward J. Wolf. Misses Anne H. Collett, Elizabeth Ann Kennedy, Mary Jean Milner, Katharine F. Pantzer, Jeanne Robinson ‘and Elizabeth L. Wade. » - =

THEIR COURSE will include

“a critical view of the communi-

ty, its government, education and cultural facilities and its public and private health and welfare agencies. Upon completion of the course, the provisionals will follow a rotation plan of work in each of the league's projects for the rest of the year. At the present the league sponsors volunteer programs in the Marion County Juvenile Court and Center, the Herron Art Museum, the Indianapolis Service Men's Center, the Riley Child Guidance Clinic and the Community Puppet Theater and Workshop and vision testing in the Indianapolis public schools.

Accountants To Meet Saturday

The American Society of Women Accountants will hold its 14th anniversary ‘dinner at 7 p. m, Saturday in the Spink Arms Hotel. R. E. Westfall, financial division director, El Lilly & Co. International, will talk on “International Relations and Export Trade.” A reception for members and guests will precede the dinner at 6:30 p. m. New officers for the coming year also will be installed. They are Miss Hannah Thompson, president; Mrs. Dean Hazel and Miss Florence Culver, first and second vice

presidents; Miss Harriette Ann Hill and Miss Norma Zapp, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. W. G. Stewart, treasurer, and Miss Redith Beecher, director.

New Officers Elected By Hospital Guild

8t. Margaret Hospital Guild elected new officers yesterday with Mrs. Richard W. Power as the new president. Other officers are Mrs. L. Roy Ford and Mrs. Charles R. Israel, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Gene L. Williams, recording secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Adair and Mrs. Boris Me-

. ditch, corresponding secretary

and assistant; Mrs. Gordon F. Farnsworth, treasurer of the general fund, and Mrs. Paul A. Kuhn, treasurer of the occupational therapy fund.

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: \ OVER THE TEA CUPS—The Governor's Mansion was the setting yesterday for the, Indianapolis Rental Saciety. Women's. Auxiliary's....

tea honoring wives of dentists attending the state dental convention. Exchanging small talk were Mrs. Seiya Nakamori, Honolulu; Mrs. Don lrwin, hostess group president; First Lady Mrs.

D of | to Have School 85 Completes Plans For Spring Festival Friday

Card Party

Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will hold its annual spring card party at .2 p. m, Saturday in Block's Auditorium. Miss Catherine Fletcher, general chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Irene Grammer and Mrs.' Margaret Smith. Hostesses will be Mrs. Josephine Leach, Mrs. Irene Grammer, Misses Gertrude Murphy, Hannah Dugan, Edna Buennagel and Catherine Fletcher. Committee chairmen include Misses Mary Hickey, Catherine Fox, Helen Reidy, Statia O’'Connell, Catherine Arkins, Edna Knapp, Irene Walker, Mary Agnes Keller, Mary Lark, Gertrude McHugh, Laura Fussenegger, Thelma Haugh and Marie McGary.

»r = = MISSES ALMA NALLEY, Lanore Leonard, Ernestine

Fuss, Helen Hickey, Kathleen Kett, Mary Ann Riley, Catherine Riley, Marie O'Connor and Josephine Riley. Also Meésdames Clara Feldman, Margaret Murphy, George Galema, Mark Miller, Lillian Tragesser, Henry Pfisenmayer; Mary Stewart, Florence Kett and Frank Brown. Members of all parishes are invited to attend the benefit. Proceeds will go toward the charity work of the circle.

Mrs. Mary Marks Visiting Here

Mrs. Mary Marks, Albu. querque, N. M.,, a former resident of Indianapolis and an American War Mother who was decorated for 50 years’ patriotic service, .is spending several weeks with Mrs, Cecilia Genaro, 1127 Fairfield Ave.

Members of the American War Mothers, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and her former friends are planning festivities in her honor. Before returning Mrs. Marks will visit her sons in Detroit, her daughter in Ann Arbor, Mich., and a sister in Rochester, N. Y. She will attend ceremonies for her brother, Stephen Koor, who will be retired from the Air

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Schricker; Mrs. J. Thayer Waldo, Mrs. Wilbur McNulty, wife of - the. Indiana Dentol Association president, and Mrs. Karl L. Schwomeyer (standing, left fo right). Ms. DoAal Draper (seated) | poured.

10 p. m. Friday. Food will be served in the cafeteria and may be purchased at booths: There will be movies for the children, booths offering

a variety of articles including hand-painted textiles made by the Mothers Textile Class and entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. John Reel are chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. George Schumaker. Committee chairmen include William Tincher, lighting; G. A. Miller, parking; Ora Heithecker, PA system; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Carney, music; Mrs. Guy Ray, textile painting class; Mrs. Charles Vogt, country store; Mrs. Tincher, “white elephant,” and Mrs. Forrest Cullings, sweet shop. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Coomler, food and cafeteria; Mr, Schumaker, movies; Mrs. R. C. Robertson, plants; Mrs. D. R. Slaughter, fish pond; Mrs. Heitneedlework; Robert Drum, games; Ear] Masters, art department, and Mrs. Robert Arbuckle, publicity. Fathers for the first time

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bers of all committees of the group at all programs and meetings being held at night.

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Miss Bockes Is Honored

Times State Service FRANKLIN, May 14—Miss Rosemarie Bockes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bockes, 1416 Dudley Ave. Indianapolis, has been elected president of the Panhellenic Council in Franklin College. Miss Sylvia Merrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Merrill, 5027 E. Iowa S8t., Indianapolis, was chosen secretarytreasurer. She is also vice president of Pi Beta Phi Sorority, of International Relations

ib, a member of Gold ita Alpha Phi, drac ‘honorary; Theta Sigma Phi, journalistic honorary, and Phi Alpha Theta, history club. She is a junior and a member of the 1952 Prom Queen's Court. Miss Bockes, also a junior, is vice president-elect of next year’s senjor class, vice president of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, secretary of Wigs and Cues, and a member of Gold Quill, senior women's honorary. She also is a member of the Junior Prom Queen's Court.

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Medical Unit Lists Aids

Mrs. John R. Swan was in-

stalled as president of the In- |

dianapolis Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary yesterday at the silver anniversary luncheon of the group in the Meridian

" Hilld Club.

Other new officers are Mrs. Morris B. Paynter, presidentelect; Mesdames Albert M. Donato, Reid L. Keenan and Howard 8. Williams Jr., first through third vice presidents, and Mrs. William E. Button and Mrs. J. Lawrence Sims, corresponding and recording secretaries. Mrs. William J. Heubl fis treasurer, and Mrs, Frank Hall, publicity chairman. Mrs. Harry Kerr was named historian and Mrs. Charles F. Voyles, parliamentarian, by Mrs, Swan.

Cathedral NCCW Unit

To Meet Tomorrow S88. Peter & Paul Cathedral

Unit,” National Council of.

Catholic Women, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Cathe-

- dral Social Center, 1324 N.

Pennsylvania St. Daughters of Isabella Glee Club will present a musical program under the direction of Miss Mary Agnes Keller, accom: panied by Mrs. Joseph Gallagher. Mrs. Alice Shambaugh is chairman.

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MINNEAPOLIS, May 14 —A project that resulted in the construction of a

youth center for povertystricken boys won $10,000 and first place for the-Junjor

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of Clarkston, Wish. won géc-

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community: work that included 23 separate projects,

The Clarkston clubwomen's

work included a youth employment agency, a city-wide cleanup campaign and a hospital fund drive. A total ef 103 community programs for a town of 1344 population won ihird vlace and a $2000 prize for the Fulton Civic Club of Fulton, Miss, Joseph B. Hall, president of the Kroger Co., which donated the awards and helped sponsor

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the contest, abpegred at 1 convention to" Agnognes awards,

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ticking. Rik A Whiting, Ind, cl Mrs. Oscar A. Ahlgren, was ase,

sured election to the presidency of the General Federation when - she was nominated without ope. position. Mrs. Algren, who currently: is: tirst vice president, told the: delegates that ‘Communists are “subtly planting distrust in: the minds” of American youths,

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