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UDY ROBERTS, Indiadapolis’ donation to the Helsinki Olympics, will be deservedly honored tomorrow night by the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Friends of Judy's have been invited to attend a testi-

monial dinnetr-dance in her honor sponsored by the club. a H # THERE WAS reason for rejoicing last night for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson. Mrs. Henderson, better known as Phyl around the IAC, helped her husband celebrate his completion of law school. 8 n = WHEN Mrs, Bea (Brownie) Branford, Washington started wearing sport shoes about a month ago with sport and cocktail costumes, she started something new, A leader in fashion reircles, she almost set a new shoe fad —unintentiodally, too. Due to

, torn ligaments on her leg, she

was forced to wear these flats. Mrs. Bransford returned yesterday from a vacation jn Chicago. 8 88 MR. AND MRS. H. F, STEBBINS and their daughter, Mrs. J. P. Warren, La Grange, Ill, house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Cravens, 5753 N. Delaware St., had a special reason for coming here. The guests came to attend the voice recital to be given Sunday by Miss Carolyn Cravens In Riddick Auditorium. Miss Cravens will leave for Miami University next week. s ” x

RIVIERA CLUB enthusiasts wil] have to start looking for a new battlefield now that the pool has closed. To cater to those who enjoyed roughing it in the water, the club thoughtfully sectioned off one part of the pool with'ropes calling it the bull pen. ‘And you can fight to your hearts content in this section. : * 8 =» IF YOU want to increase the size of your family, do what Mrs, Carl J. Haas, 8709 N. Meridian 8t., is trying today. Mrs. Haas, who came to Indianapolis from Memphis, Tenn., where she had experience as a kindergarten teacher, opens her own Kindergaten today in her home. Up to this year, she was active in voluntary Boy Scout work. With four children of her own, she still has time to care for the neighborhood youngsters in her basement social room and fixed-up heated garage, The most unusual part of the school will be the story-telling hour. Rather than narrating tales. to the children, they will

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g0 on a stage and tell their companions stories. owe COFFEE HOUR in Mrs, Harold Dumont’s Southport home yesterday had a special significance, With the club season getting into full swing, Mrs. Dumont decided she and her neighbors should get together for a farewell session until next year. Of the eight women present (all true clubwomen), no two - be-

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WITH skis in one hand and dce skates in the other, Miss Rosemary Branton, Brownsburg, was seen walking around downtown Indianapolis yesterday looking for a place to recondition her sports equipment. She'll need these articles for her school days in the University of New Hampshire, Durham, N. H., when she leaves next week.

Club to Hear

Travelog

Mrs. E, W, Fullenwider will address the President's Day luncheon of the Multum-In-Par-vo Club at 12:30 p, m, Tuesday in the Hotel Lincoln, She will give a travelog of her trip to the Pacific seaboard. ‘Mrs, O. 8. Srader, new president, will be in charge, assisted by Mesdames Vern Harrison, George Dunn and William Summerville and Miss Carrie Hoag. Mrs. Sharder has announced committee chairmen for the year. They are Mesdames Fullenwider, Colin Lett and John Starost, program; Mrs, Emil Soufflet, devotionals; Miss Carrie Hoag, art; Mrs. H. A. Harlan, telephone; Mrs. Harrison, historian; Mrs. Lett, parliamentarian; Mrs. Starost, music, and Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, press. Delegate and alternate to’ the Indianapolis Council of Women are Mrs. Summerville and Miss Hoag.

Dance Classes Set

Registration is set Sept. 1519 for the Christian Park Dancing classes. Enrollment will be

‘taken each of those days, 2-4

p.m. in the park community house. Classes start Oct. 1, instructed by Miss Barbara Willoughby.

Respect Your Parents By RUTH MILLETT HAPPENED in a doctor's air-conditioned waiting room. A Husky 14-year-old boy glanced up from the comic book he was reading and irritably commanded his

mother to “Shut the door.”

It was a rude command, but the mother showed no surprise or resentment. She quietly got up and shut the door. It is likely a small incident, yet gives a good picture of the way a great many teen - agers treat théir parents today. They have been given so many advantages by dot- Ruth Millett ing parents and allowed to ‘“express themselves” for so long they have no respect for anyone. They take, take, take — and never give anything in return, not even thanks.

A mother of a teen-age girl recently confessed to me that she "often takes ‘a carload of junior high school pupils to the mbvies, ball games, and school events and admits it only is a rare 13 or 14-year-old who bothers to say “thank you,”

THAT OF COURSE is because their parents require nothing of them. They've grown to look on all adults as persons who exist just to make life easier for them.

It is a wonderful thing for parents to do all they can for their children provided they demand something in return. When the parents expect nothing in return, nothing is exactly what they get. Not even thanks.

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Newlyweds to Live Here!

MR: AND MRS. MEREDITH E. LUTHER wit 20'S home in 820 E. 27th St. after Saturday. They were married at 7:45 p. m. Friday in the Methodist Church, Waldron, by the Rev. R. O. McRae.

Mrs. Luther was Miss Charlotte Joy Wagoner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Gillpatrick, Waldron, Mr. Luther's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Martin Luther, Shelbyville. ® . .

MRS. DON MAHR, Henderson, Ky., was matron of jJwonor. Bridesmaids ‘were Mrs. Ray Stocklin, Waldron, and Mrs. Robert White, Carthage. William F. Holland was best man. Ushers were Charles B. Howard, Noblesville, and Richard D. Amick, Greenfield. The bride wore white nylon and CHantilly lace over white satin with full skirt and formal train. Her fingertip veil was gathered to a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white Bible topped with white roses. - n #

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Insurance Group Lists Chairmen

COMMITTEE chairmen have been announced for the Indianapolis Asso-

ciation of Insurance Women by Miss Irene Schaekel, president. ‘They include Miss Betty Augustus and Miss Leah Spencer, education; Mrs. Mildred Heller and Miss Harriet Page, attendance; Miss Pauline Thompson and Miss Ann Roach, courtesy; Miss Mary Ellen Pixley and Miss Madge Linton, editorial, and Miss Judy Coburn and Miss Romilda Ritter, membership. Mrs. Phyllis Dragstrem and Miss Laura Royce, legislative; Mrs. Marcia Carter and Miss Ethel Black, program; Mrs, Irma Smith and Miss Helen Myers, publicity, and Miss Dorothy Lemen and Mrs. Ardelia Donovan, pin and handbook. Mrs. Amelia Enders and Mrs. Katherine Shannon, social; Mrs. Margaret Williams and - Mrs. Winifred Butler, telephone; Mrs. M. C. Miller and Miss Anne Henry, ways and means, and Misses Mary Lou Fletman, Hazel Peacock and Kathryn Wood, special educatipnal coms= mittee speakers group.

Luncheon Planned By B'nai .B'rith The B'nai B'rith will hold its opening luncheon for women at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Broadmoor Country Club. The program will be a take-off of two well-known TV programs. Participating in the local “What's My Line,” will be Mrs,

"" Gary Garlick, emcee, ,with a

panel of members and contestants from the audience. Mrs. Herbert Larman will emcee the “Strike it Rich” session. Prayers will be conducted by Mrs. Bernard Arshop and Mrs. Joseph Golden.

Teacher Can Spot Child's Problem

When your child falls behind in school, the teacher often can detect the reason, But she needs YOUR. help . . «Says Mrs. Irene Patal, a teacher and mother. HOW parents and teachers MUST co-operate for happier school days for children is told by Mrs. Patal in a series she has written for The Times. You owe it to your child to read...

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pagne taffeta and a stole, Bridesmaids wore toast net over aqua taffeta. The couple toured the Eastern states, She is a member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Mr. Luther went to Butler University and is a member of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity.

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Theta Sigma Phi journalism fraternity members will about “Newspaper Men, ‘EX’ and Now, in the Mediterranean Area” at the opening fall meeting at 6 p.m. Monday. Sexson E. Humphreys, telegraph editor, Indianapolis News, will speak® Activities will start with a dinner. The meeting will be in the Indianapolis Press Club.

Mr. Humphreys recently’ returned from an extended tour of the Mediterranean countries. Mrs. Humphreys will be a dinner guest. Plans will be completed for the group’s second annual publicity clinic Oct. 2 in Central Avenue Methodist Church.

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i SN Mrs. Edward Liles before her marriage, Aug. 24 in University Heights Christian Church, was Miss Grace Marie Cecil. The Rev. Warren Mathis officiated. Attendants were Miss Joan Stump, maid of honor; Miss Joan Cecil, Greenwood, bridesmaid, and Cecil Whiteside, best man. The bride is the daughter

_of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cecil, 1115 "Markwood Ave., and Pfc. Liles

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Liles, Prattsville, Ala. He is stationed at Atterbury Air Base.

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Guild Show to Draw Crowd

E SERVATIONS are streaming in for the Children’s Museum Guild

benefit luncheon and fash-

jon show to be at 12:30~ p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Columbia Club. Jo Copeland fashions from Block's Second Floor will be sh

Attending together Tuesday

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and Mrs. Robert Maurer, both

of Brazil, Ind.; Mesdames Sam Davis, Thomas Brady, Fred Toumey, Robert Morgan, Louis Nie, Allison Maxwell Ralph Brafford and W. F. Shafer. Mrs. Herschel Burney will take Mrs. Harry Mallinson. Guests of Mrs. Chester Schuetz will be Mesdames David Klausmeyer, Mark Enright and C. O. McCormick. Attending together will be Mrs. Joseph Dawson and Mrs. Richard Pettenger. Mrs, Fred Lloyd and Mrs, Phil Kappes will go together and another party will include Mesdames Edward Little, Harry Clark, Gordon Fairbanks, Donovan Hines and David King. Other Tuesday groups will include Mesaames H. B. Steeg, Mary Bishop Taylor, Kathryn

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Hackelman and 8. W. McCel-. land; Mesdames Robert B. MecConnell, W. J. McLane, A, L. Perkins, A. R. Madtson, H, E, Conrad, Willis Adams and Henry Warren; Mrs. Bruce McConnell and Mrs. Robert D. Fry; Mrs. A. B. Richter and Mrs, Rodney Hankins; and Mrs, M. B. Deranian and Mrs. P. C. Reilly. ; At the table reserved for husbands and guests of models will be Thomas E.' Reilly, James O. Birr, Robert Blackburn, Thomas L. Riddick, William F, Wiggins and Robert B. McConnell,

Attending together Wednes-

day will be Mesdgmes O. N. Olvey, J. E. Holman Jr., Russell White, Jack Hunter, John Hair, Earl Grimsley and John Alexander. In another party will be Mesdames C. C. Consodine, L. J. Mills, Ben Olsen and Robert McGill, Misses Barbara and Shirley Consodine. Wednesday's reservations also include Mrs. Claude Spilman and Mrs. J. C, Power, both of Milroy; Mesdames E., G. Mauck, Loren Martin, Brewer, Carson Donley and Robert Heine. Attending together will be Mesdames R. T. Ross, Cecil Harlos and Herbert Davis, all of Bloomington; Mesdames C. M. Spilman Jr., John Moynahan and Roger T. Moynahan. In a party will be Mesdames T, C. Capehart, Harry Sohn, A. D. Wiles, G. L. Moss and John

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' include Mesdames C. R. Israel,

W,. R. Emerick, Charles M, Hammond, E. M. Hilligoff, Howard Williams, Harold Phfightner, J. F. White and Gale Wolfe; Mesdames Robert Butterworth, E. C. Gruenert, J. P. Hoster Jr, Edwin McClure, Carrey Spincer, A, M. Sullivan, Frank Graham and W. W. McBeth. Other parties include’ Mesdames Robert Fulmer, Richard Weldele and Olin Baker; Mesdames Tim Blackley, J. M. Edwards and H, P. Kenney Jr.; Mesdames Ben Olsen Jr.,, Robert MacGill, J. E. Cup, R. H. Jordan and D. B. Parkin. LJ - ” A PARTY will include Mesdames Richard Larson, John Lamburtus, Harold Spurgeon, George Smith and Thomas Raleigh. Mesdames H. H. Linsmith, H. J. Spier, F. W, Teague and K. J. Galm will go together, A crio includes Mesdames J. E. Fehsenfeld Jr, R. J. Powell and Morris Hancock.