Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1952 — Page 7

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Bell Telephone Unit 134, American Legion ‘Auxillary, has named new officers for the year.

They are: a _ Mrs. Arthur ‘Huber, presiden Pldd, first vice' president; Mrs.

. mecond vice president; Mrs. James Nicoles, secre-

tary; Mrs, Edward Paul, treasurer; Mrs. Conrad Groseclose, historian; Mrs, Thomas Foust, chaplain; Mrs. Kennsth Quinn, rergéant-at-arms, and Mrs, ‘Jack C. Meyers, retiring president, Mrs. John Lanahan and Mrs. J. H. Baldwin, members at large. Delegates to the state ‘convention at Bloomington will be Mrs. Arthur Huber and alternate Mrs. Jack C. Meyers,

Fish Fry oo «oo A fish fry, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Tegion, Baltimore & Ohio Unit No. 466, will be held Friday and Saturday at the Post Home, 217

N. Traub Ave. at 5 p. fn. Every-|

one's invited.

3-Day Session A three-day Swanne session of the Grand Guardian Council of Job's Daughters will open at 9 a. m. Friday in the McCurdy Hotel, Evansville. ‘ y Mrs. Edythe C, J Moffitt, of Indi- | anapolis, grand guardian, and Ted Merkle, New Albany, associate grand guar- | dian, will open the session. wha Highlights Fri- d day will be a: Fong luncheon for; faa

past grand guar- jes. Moffitt dians and past

TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1952

t; Mrs. Malcom ‘John McQuaid,

Golden Wedding Mr, and Mrs. Omar R. Kennedy will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, with an open house from 3 to 5 p. m. at the home of their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Carel, 1516 N. Linwood Ave. : . ; Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy were married in the First: Friends Church of Indianapolis and have lived here all their ‘married lives, the last 31 years at 3757 N. Rural St. £3 $ They have one son, a daughter and two grandsons.”

Own Son Dead

ANOKA, Minn, June 17 (UP) —Patroiman Roland Castle, an|swering a routine accident call |yesterday, arrived on the scene [to find that his 26-year-old son, |Willard, has been electrocuted. Willard, an employee of - the Anoka Water and Light Co., was {killed ‘when a 4000-volt feeder |line’ apparently brushed his’ arm {above his rubberized safety {gloves r » | Authorities said the lineman jwas tying a new line atop a {utility pole. | The elder Castle was unaware that his son was the victim of the accident he had been called to investigate, Two fellow. linemen lowered Mr, Castle from the pole. Doc-

associate = grand guardians at|tors applied artificial respiration noon. f {for an hour without success,

Heads IU Alumni Sentenced to Year Ben H. Drollinger, South ln Draft Card Case

Bend, has been named president of the Indiana University Alumni Assocation. He was chosen Sunday to succeed Edward C. Von Trees, Philadelphia. ‘The Law School Alumni Association chose Walter B., Keaton of Rushville as ifs president. At Sunday's alumni luncheon, the Rose Cup for the largest perceritage of. Hving members at-| tending went to the class of 1902; the McMurtrie Cup for the largest attendance to the class of 1942, and the Campbell Cup for the largest percentage of paid-up members to the class of 1927.

Installation

Miss : - Marilyn -- J. Norman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ¥. E. a Norman, 829 N. Drexel Ave. will be installed Hon-

WATERLOO, Iowa, June 17 (UP)—Federal Judge Henry Graven sentenced Mike Mulligan Speaks, 27, Cedar ids, to one year ‘in prison yesterday ‘on a charge of possession of a forged draft card.- : . Speaks pleaded guilty to the charge. : The government charged Speaks printed the card in the

Reformatory. The card was found when Speaks, who had been transferred temporarily to the reformatory from Ft. Madison, was

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Church of God Session Sets Attendance Record

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER {school . conference dealing with Times Church Editor . the subject: “Right in Your Own ANDERSON, June 17 — he Back Yard.” Miss Naomi Randall, Church of God International Con-|who divides her time between revocation in session here reports &/)igious work in Anderson and

EN | world service offering of $936,000 chyreh of God missions in the

and a record-breaking attendance! goniuoky mountains, will speak. despite the heat. : Miss Randall is a specialist in - Yesterday - afternoon, OMclal® handicrafts and a member of the estimated 25,000 persons were &i~,,..,4 of church extension.

tending sessions here. | Mr, and Mrs. Joe Anderson of 1. The Warld service slferihg ia. this city, youth workers who have marked fur home and foreien) loo. traveled all over the world studySina, eX . t . 5 by $86,000, 08 the native crafts, of ‘many En ha the collee. COUNtries, were to conduct a tion will reach the $1 million| Workshop conference for leaders

fiscal year's! counselors this morning. magk hy June 30, the Foi { ‘Outdoor and indoor meetings : ‘on missions, healing and for worFish Fry Planned 'ship are announced for today. A serious address and a festive mq program will close with a Beh ey fo nel were to highlight co on, “Phe Truth About the ! TORT {Holy Spirit” by Dr. Charles E. | Dr. Charles E. Brown, writerig oo "ru ioter of the First

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RFC Approves $45 Million Loan

WASHINGTON, June 168 (UP) —The Reconstruction Finance Corp. yesterday announced approval of a $45 million loan to| « * the Detroit Steel Corp. to help it] complete expansion of its Portsmouth, O,, plant. The RFC loan represents about 75 per cent of the total cost of the expansion, which will increase the company’s steel ingot production from 660,000 to 1,290,000 tons a year and will provide finishing facilities to convert the entire ingot production into finished steel. Approval of the loan was contingent upon private interests investing at least $13,950,000 in the project. The Defense Production Administration already has granted the company a certificate of necessity permitting a rapid if write-off for tax purposes of the expansion costs.

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Drink an extra glass of milk today and every- | the vitamin food, the value food. Doctors sag day! Drink milk for breakfast, lunch ind din- milk is your most important food—and it's

here, was to speak in the tabernacle about conditions he found in Europe on a recent trip. - i

Officer Finds | | The Jonah Club of Akron, Ind, |

will serve at the fish fry this eve-

ining at Anderson College. Dr.|

Harry L. Anderson, Los Angeles, will speak.

{and evangelist whose home Church of God, Springfield, O.

More Mexican Workers MEXICO CITY (UP)--It has been estimated by government sources that 120,000 Mexican braceros (farm workers) will be em ployed on farms in the United

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Final sessions of the CONVOeA: |g, i0y this year in accordance tion which. opened last Wednes- .., (ne international agreement

day are scheduled for tomorrow... de. between the two countries: The annual meeting has covered

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all phases of the denomination’s| e work at home and abroad.

Assembly Opens {

The General Ministerial As-| sembly opened on the grounds) here yesterday and will continue through tomorrow. The assembly) includes Churéh of God pastors! from all over North America. Dr. A. F. Gray, president of the Pacific Bible College, Port-| land, Ore., is assembly chairman. The Pacific College and Anderson College are the two institutions of higher learning owned by the denomination. | The Ministerial Assembly is electing national board members| to carry on the administrative work. connected with urch of| God effort throughout the world. They develop and issue state-| ments regarding denominational policy. . Other Events Listed

Other events of note to take place today imclude a senior high

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