Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1952 — Page 25
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BOAT BUILDERS — Jim Hawk, 16; Mrs. James: H. Hawk and Dr. Hawk (left to right) finish a project of several months’ duration., a Chris-Craft kit racing pram. John, 12, who usually helps,
« is off to Gnaw Bones Camp.
YARD WORK—Keeping things trim each in his own department at 3723 N. Gale St., are Suzy, 4; Mrs. J. Lawrence Sims; Dr. Sims; Joe, 8, and Jim, 11 (left to right).
Woodstock Club Is All Set
For Western Net Tourney
By KATHY ATKINS
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THE days spent in Chicago last week have made the
Fourth of July week end It was sharply divided and travelers.
Arthella and Frank Fishback went to ‘the Perry O’'Neals at Lake Maxinkuekee, and Ruth Holliday was there with Carolyn and #™ Harvey Brad- § ley. Eleanor and Otto Frenzel were in Michigan on their holiday, keeping a rendezvous at Bear Island with > Janet and Fritz and Isa- BOY Atkins bel and Lyman Ayres. The Garvin Browns were in Leland with Mr, and Mrs. Bowman Elder. Most of the people in town managed to see the fireworks in the Butler Bowl either on the spot or from a neighboring yard. We took our stand at Charles and Carolyn Culps’ and for once wished that their beautiful trees had not grown to such heights. w . » ELINOR AND Lorenz Schmidt had parents and children in their yard. With them were the Eli Messengers, the John Watsons and the Niven Stalls. ; The Schmidts are ‘greatly attached to their 52d and Graceland location and finding their present house too small, have bought one just across the
street. The moving fever that rose.
#0 high in the spring shows no
seem a long time ago. between the stay-at-homes
abatement. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ryan will soon be moving into the house formerly owned by the Tom Stevensons.
Evy and Harley Rhodehamel have moved into the house in the country they bought from Mr. and Mrs. Frank - Weaver. Ann Amelia and Bob Greenleaf came up from Greensburg to spend the week end with them.
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‘MARY AND LOUIS SCHWITZER JR. had a party in their house in the country to start the holiday and Liz and Vest Johnson had people for supper another night. The Woodstock dance drew a good crowd.
A spectacular Fouth of July decoration was a center of interest.
A huge arrangement of red, white and blue flowers interspersed with mammoth red satin firecrackers was on the table in front of the mirror in the green room. » - »
WOODSTOCK IS all set to
* play host to the Western Ten-
nis Championships starting tomorrow and going through next Sunday. - Various. committees have been working for weeks to in-
Sure a smooth-running and fun
tournament.
Rosemary’ Hollett and Mary Johnson have been back on their old billetting job, Virginia Willams and Betsw Roberts have arranged entertainment
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DESTINATION: VICTORY FIELD—Enthusiastic Indianapolis R. Swans. On their way to W. 16th St."are Mrs. Swan, Dr.
A Doctor's Day Off Is
‘Time For Family Fun
AFTERNOON OFF. In a doctor's family that's a golden “" time when Dad forsakes his professional role, rediscovers his wife and youngsters. - He transfers from community to home his service and atténtion—at leasteuntil
an emergency call comes. Into those brief minutes are crowded things which everyone likes best to do together. What isn't important. Of necessity it's camaraderie in capsule form.
For the Dr. James H, Hawk family it's meant assembling a 10-foot Chris-Craft Kit racing pram in their basement, 4485 N. Pennsylvania St. Finished except for one outside coat of paint, trim and hardware, the boat is due to be launched in White River and carted to Lake Wawasee when the Hawks vacation next month.
The club is the usual destination of the Dr. Harry R. Kerr's, 5774 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Kerr plays chauffeur, watches frome: the ‘sidelines while her sportsminded male trio match skills,
The Dr, J.
Lawrence Sims, 3723 N. Gale St., head ‘for the yard. Swimming is the favorite recreation for the Dr. Ted L. Grisells, 5411 Broadway. Sue is still in the “hullup” stage. Everyone does. Picnics on their own stone floored terrace reunite the Dr. Wendell. E. Browns, 3759 N. Gale 8t. And the Dr. John R.
Swans, 320 Arden Dr. circle “Victory Field” on the calendar when Dad’s available. Fast becoming a golfing group are the Dr. Albert M. Donatos, 4225 E. East St.
No matter what's ‘on the agenda for afternoon off it comes a la famille. It keeps a doctor ‘going full speed between times, makes his wife thankful she married a man sworn to the Hippocrates oath.
Times photos by Dean Timmerman
SAFETY FIRST — Dr. Ted L. Grisell (center back) rounds
up his family even in the Hillcrest Club’ pool.
Mrs. Grisell
guards Sue, 2. Ted, 10 (left), and Dan; 8 (right), are the end men.
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AT THE FIRST TEE — Harry Kerr, 24; Mrs Harry R. Kerr, official chauffeur for. her famil 2 Dr. Kerr (background, left fo right) watch as Bill (foreground) drives on the Meridian Hills : Country Club course.
PATIO LUNCH—Dr. Wendell E. Brown manages the portable grill; Janice, 5, the pitcher; Mrs. Brown, the food basket, as David, 12 (left to right) looks on when they go outdoors to eat.
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Indians’ rooters are the Dr. John HERE ARE THE BALLS—Father has a head start in this game. Ready to even the score at HighSwan, Bob, 11, and Tom, 15 (left
land Golf and Country Club are Mrs. Albert M. Donato; Elaine, 14; Dr. Donato, and Al Jr, 11
(left to right).