Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1952 — Page 36

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Indianapolis League Of

A NEW group of “salesmen” will make their

first calls here Friday. : They are Indianapolis

Teague of Women Voters finance committee members. And on that day they'll open the league's annual drive for funds. “It's really a sales campaign,” explains Mrs. W. Foster Montgomery, the-go- getting league finance chairman. “Our first objective is to ‘sell’ the league and its varied activities to civic - minded community leaders. When they understand what the league is and what it js trying to do most of them are glad to contribute to our efforts to further good government."

” y ~ FRIDAY'S kick-off luncheon and training session will be in the home of Mrs. J. A. Goodman, 301 W, Kessler Blvd. First interviews will he made after the luncheon. The drive continues through Sept, 20. Preparing the campaign has kept Mrs. Montgomery and her committee busy most of the

summer, “This is no door-to-door solicftation.” Mrs. Montgomery

says. “We visit only those people who have a record of interest in thelr community, those who are expected to be interested in our purpose of encouraging citizen participation in government. It's really a compliment to be included in our list of prospects. It's made up only of public-spirited citizens.” uy ~ ~ TRAINING workers, those who actually make the calls, is the next big job. Sales kits bulging with league info are prepared, Workers brush up on

you

Mrs. room trouble solved for you. It all has to do with table space when you want to exhibit your wedding gifts or

have a buffet dinner.. When Mrs. Woods’ daughters got married, she too had difficulty trying to keep the house in sane arrangement yet show off all the gifts. Consequently, she thought of a table service, The shellacked tables come in two heights enabling the hostess to achieve a staggered effect in arrangement. And since May, as a hobby or project, Mrs. Woods has been collecting these tables and has them available for friends to use. . =n 8 . THERE'LL be an alr of Informality surrounding the L. R. Thomas home, 5219 Kenwood Ave., tomorrow. Eighteen couples will gather there to have a picnic on the Thomas's grounds. Among the guests will be Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Shappert, 4823 Central Ave. The Shapperts took a Carolina vacation while their son went to Mexico,

. » » . NEAL. STRICKLAND, Indiana University Medical student, spent his summer in an Appropriate manner — helping build up youngsters. “Tennis coach in the Riviera Club, Mr. Strickland has been spending these last few weeks getting his pupils in shape for the Labor Day tennis playoff finals in the club. Thé best part of the job is the success he's had. George Smith, one of his pupils and an entry in the novice group, won the City Parks boy's champlonship.

~ ~ w “WF'LL BE together again" were the parting words Mrs, Edna Rommell, W. 73d St., uttered to her sister, Mrs. Foster Kurtz, yesterday as she saw her off at the airport. Mrs. Kurtz left Helsinki for Indianapolis during the Olympics to keep a promise she'd made her sister 20 years ago. At that time, Mrs. Rommell Jett her native country to come 10 America promising to get together with her aister in 20 Years. Their next reunion will be in Helsinki in 1953.

” » » EXPERIENCE this past summer will benefit Miss Mary Il. McLane, 3326 N. Illinois St, in her teaching job in Ben Davis High School

PRACTICE INTERVIEW—Mrs. Cora M. D'Arcy (left) and Mrs. John M. Carr.

membership figures, the league, problem on the local, state and national level, past accomplishments and future plans, In 1952-53 the national agenda continues to emphasize world security and internation-

CAN pack away your entertaining problems now. Donald Woods, 6007 N. Park Ave., has the no-

Miss McLane returned from an extensive tour of France, Switzerland, Italy and Great Britain, ” ” ” A STUDENT tour took Miss Peggy Lacey, 5929 Central Ave... to Europe. While there, she photographed the various coun-

tries she visited, bringing back colored slides to show her friends. It looks as though the Lacey home will he converted into a movie house until all the pictures have been shown.

Club Lists

Program

“Faith Must Be Lived” prescriptions in Christian psychology by Harry Milton Taylor, will be the program subject of the Amica Literary Club President's Day luncheon in Jones Restaurant, 7803 FE. Washington 8t, at noon Wednesday. Mrs. T. A. Washburn Sr. and

Mrs. Don Stewart will give the first and second chapters Mrs. Bert Everhart, hospital ity chairman, is In charge of arrangements assisted by Mrs. Earl Everhart. Mrs, Carl Howe is in charge of music. An

orchid corsage will be presented

to the retiring president, Mrs. Paul Mason. Other new officers are Mrs. Earl Amick, vice president; Mrs. O. D. Ellis, recoding secretary; Mrs. Paul Ameter, treasurer; Mrs. Bert Kverhart, historian, and Mrs, Otto Rus-

sell, delegate to the Riley Cheer Julld and the Indianapolis Council of Church Women. A fun feature by the hospital-

ity committee will close the program. ITSC to Meet The Ernie Pyle Chapter, 1TSC, will meet at 630 p. m, Thursday in thea home of Mrs. Denzil Washmuth, 4856 FEvan-

ston Ave. Mrs. John W. Thornburg will be speaker and Mrs, Josephine Washmuth and Mrs. Roscoe Smith will be assistant hostesses,

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ANNOUNCING SLENDERIZING—REDUCING DEPT,

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Statewide the league is work-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Women Voters Will Launch

STUFFING PACKETS—Mesdames Maynard K. Hine, Robert W. Platte and Joseph W. Ferree

ing for revision of the state constitution one-seventh of the budget is earmarked for this item —and action to effect efficiency and economy in local governmental units, Thera also will be a study of primary

Committees Listed By Soroptimist Club For Coming Year

3S. HELEN MURRAY,

Soroptimist Club president,

announces standing and special committees for the

coming year.

Mrs. Julia Alexander will be chairman of the attend-

ance committee assisted by Miss Frances Cameron and Mrs, Helen Kommer, Miss Father Schmitt heads the hudget. committee assisted by Miss Jeanette Kight, Dr. Jessie Wilder and Mrs. Irma Smith,

Other committee chairmen are Miss l.ucille Pryor, by-laws, assisted by Miss Mildred Barrett and Mrs. Elsie Rich; Miss Jean Johnston, classification, assisted by Miss Cameron and Mrs. Ruth Stickney; Mrs. Kathryn Sheedy, extension, assisted by Mesdames Alexander, Dorothy Lewis, Fern Norris and Ksther Smith and Misses Kight, Clara Dux and Aline Laws. ” nu n IRMA SMITH, hospitality, assisted by Mesdames Ann Bryant, Mildred Saunders, Helene Thornton and Leonore Schrickte and Miss Laura G. Martin; Mrs. Norris, legislative, assisted by Mrs, Ellen Gould.

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Miss l.eah Flint, membership, assisted by Mesdames Floss Brook, Martha Burnett, l.enora Lauter, Frieda Slagle and Saunders, Misses Barrett, Mary Ann Luebking, Martih, Schmitt and Betty Pettitt, . Miss Louise Watson, program, assisted by Mesdames Burnett, Doris Grass, Dorothy Hampson, Marion Hull, Mary Mercier and Grace Schulmeyer. Miss Schmitt is chairman of publicity, assisted by Mrs. Thelma Machael, press book, and Mrs. Gladys lewis, » ~ » MISS EDNA FAESER, servyice, assisted by Mrs, Brook, Dr, Nadine Fisher, Mrs. Gladys

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Lewis, Misa Luebking, Miss Helen Hestand and Mrs. Nancy McAlister,

Miss Mary Helen Borcherding, social, assited by Mesdames Bryant, Slagle, Schrichte, Stickney, Dorothy

l.ewis and Thornton. Mrs. Hannah Thompson, ways and means; assisted by Dr. Wilder, Misses Rebeskah Fisk, Hestad and ‘Pryor, Mesdames Kommer, Rich, Esther Smith, Irma Smith, Gould and Dorothy Costin. Special committees are Mrs. Irma Smith, liason with service

clubs; Miss Flint and Miss laws, delegates to the InterGroup Council, Miss Faeser and Mrs. Hull, laternates; Mrs. McAlister and Mrs. Esther Smith, Service Men's Center; Mrs. Lauter and Mrs. Irma

Smith, club bulletin; Miss Hestad, parliamentarian; Mrs. Alma Spencer, historian, and Mrs. Gladys Lewis and Mrs. Elsie Rich, roster.

Meeting Set Mother Theodore Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Catholic Community Center, North and Noble Sts. Mrs. Josephine I.each, regent, will be in charge. >

Nurses to Meet

The Floresice Nightingale Club will hold {ts President's Day luncheon at noon Friday in the Warren Hotel. Miss Ethel Ja- . cobs, director of Public Health Nursing, will speak on “Help as We Grow Older.”

Weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, parties . so many wonderful occasions to send

flowers!

So all the more reason to make

sure you send “Greenhouse Fresh” Flowers Just call your favorite Allied Florist member—listed in the yellow pages of” your Telephone Directory.

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election procedures. Legally the league will study government -supported facilities for mental health and follow up its local government survey recommendations. ‘“Most of our interviews are just informal

visits with old friends,” according to the chairman. But a few new prospects are added each year. Kach caller is prepared to answer any inquiry. Sample interviews in anticipation of

Couple to Live in South

Times State Service

CONVERSE, Aug. 30—A couple married here today

will live in the South.

Miss Elizabeth Ann Morgan,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Morgan of near here,

became the bride of Bruce Eugene McClure.

is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. M. B. McClure, 2956 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis. The bridegroom's father read the double-ring ceremony in Converse Methodist Church at 2:30 p. m, ” un » A GOWN of white taffeta and tulle, ballerina-length, with Chantilly lace redingote, was worn by the bride. Her fingertip llusion veil was attached to a pearl Juliet cap. Mrs. Robert Garrett, Gas City, matron of honor, wore a green taffeta ballerina dress with tulle overskirt. Paul McClure, Gary, was best man. Ushers were the Rev. Edwin McClure, Alden McClure and Dr. Dwight L. Smith. A breakfast was given for the bridal party today by Mrs. Dale Middlesworth and Mrs. A Sheridan in the former's home. A reception in the church annex followed the ceremony today. Afterward the couple left for the lakes and then will go to Durham, N. C., to reside in 2347 Huron Circle Sept. 10.

The bride Is an Indiana grad-

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uate. The bridegroom, graduate of Indiana, attends Duke University Divinity School.

Back-to-School Theme Of Club Luncheon

A back-to-school theme will |

be used for decorating fables at the Newcomers Club's first fall luncheon at 11:40 a. m. Wednesday in the Marott Hotel. Hostesses will ba Mesdames Richard Pratt, Cliford Blackman, W, C. Delaney, William Donnelly, Herbert Golz and Carter Harrison. Bridge and canasta will follow the luncheon. The club will have a tea at 1 p. m., Sept. 19, in the Central YWCA. Mrs. Willlam Johnson will be hostess of the day.

Check Refrigerator

Check your refrigerator door to see if it is. tightly sealed by means of rubber gaskets to keep cold air in and warm air out.

’ Times photos by Dean Timmerman

CHAIRMAN'S CHART —Mrs. W. Foster Montgomery.

United Nations Week. Distribution of candidate and election information, voting machine demonstration and a pre-election television series are planned for the next months.

any question will be demonstrated at the luncheon. This fall league activities will emphasize Voters’ Service and co-operation with the Mayor's Citizens’ Committee on the United Nations in promoting

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