Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1952 — Page 10

THERE'S a group of Indianapolis people who'll ride (on

horseback) 16 miles for breakfast. It isn't the breakfast they're after when they do this. Rather, the group, members of the Indianapolis Saddle Club, do it for the

sport. * Included in these equestrian enthusiasts is Mrs. John L, Scott, 5660 Hillside Ave, who rides her own horse, Ginger.

Mrs. t says that before taking interest in riding, she Used buy horses because

they were pretty. But she adds these horses sure were tough to ride.

” » » MISS MILDRED T. BEARD, editor of Public Welfare in Indiana, has reason to be proud this week. Monday, Miss Beard put the 100th edition of the Welfare Division's magazine to bed. It will be distributed next week. Since she went to the department to work Mar. 13, 1939, her promotions and good fortune have been working in cycles of 13s. On her birthday, June 1, 1939, Migs Beard's gift was apJpointment as editor of the magagine. It took 8% years to reach this 100-edition mark. . ” » ANTIQUE HUNTING in Euyrope gave Mrs, 8. G. Garvey, 1 E. 36th Bt, unusual results. Mrs. Garvey returned from abroad three weeks ago laden with her antique treasures. But there was something special she brought back in the form of three miniature porcelain pieces. Years ago, while in Canada, she purchased two miniature cupids—one sitting on a wedding trunk holding a ring and the other sitting om the floor with a wedding ring. Her trip to Berlin this year enabled her to complete this set with two porcelain cupids and a love bird house. And she didn’t go to Germany with intentions of finding these pieces, » » 8 A NEW HOUSE and a new baby are keeping Mr. and Mrs. John A, Scudder Jr., 5380 Primrose Ave. busy. The Scudders moved into their new home a few weeks ago and Barbara Sue joined the family about a week ago. "ra BUSINESS and pleasure will take Miss Lucille Pryor, 2035 N. Meridian St, and Mrs. Marion M. Hull, 39 E. 9th St.

to New England and Atlantic City, N. J. The motorists left yesterday for Charleston, Me., where they will spend a few days before heading for New York and Washington. Atlantic City will be their final destination where they will attend the National Association of Life Underwriters. vy =n . SEEN shopping yesterday were Mrs. 8. A. Bilbermann, 5131 N. Delaware 8t., and her daughter, Janet Lee, home from New York to prepare for her October wedding. » = ¥ OLD friendships were renewed yesterday by Mrs, Harry Adams, 1338 Shannon 8t., who motored to South Bend. Mrs.

Adams formerly lived there, » » =

THE annual “dramatic” |

jaunt to New York was taken by Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Brown, Beech Grove,r Monday. The Browns go there once a year

for a week and live on a steady |

diet of plays.

Chairmen Announced

Mrs. Irving Fauvre, president of the Women’s Affairs Committee of the Booth Tarkington Civic Theater, announces her committee chairmen for the year, They are Mrs. Kurt Pantzer, theater relations; Mrs. Paul Starrett, publicity; Mrs, Thomas Neal, finance, and Mrs, Join Coffey, honorary memrs, Mrs, Linden Bailey and Mrs. Frank Ferry, hospitality; Mrs, Ernest Alcorn, membership; Miss Helen Coffey, parliamentarian; Mrs. Earl Hilligoss, roster, and Mrs. Stanley Sheard, telephone. Officers serving with Mrs, Fauvre are Mesdames Harold Buell, Volney Brown and Ferry, first through third vice presidents; Mrs. Corbin Patrick and Mrs. Ralph Morris, corresponding secretaries, and Mrs. Har-

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THURSDAY NIGHT BETWEEN 5 and 9 O'CLOCK AT

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parking lof ficket fo the service desk on Adams’ Bros, You ban it will be stamped “paid.” NO OBLIGATION.

Clinic for 'Y’

Speakers

OLUNTEERS for the Young Women's Christian Association speakers bureau met for a speakers clinic from 9:30 a. m. to noon today in the Central Branch

YWCA.

There will be an informal discuseion of the function of the speakers bureau and talks on the historical, local and na-

tional aspects of the organization. The clinic will be attended by those who have volunteered to take part in this new phase of the city's public affairs and publicity committee. Mrs. Walter Latz has been summer chairman of the speaker's burean which was organized as a part of the city public affairs and publicity committee in an effort to explain and extend the services of the YWCA to a larger number of people in the community. “ w ~ PROGRAM CHAIRMEN of local organizations wishing to schedule these speakers will find some who stress the YWCA, its purposes, facilities

and activities. Others are available with prepared topics on a

wide range of interest and in-

formation. Folders listing available speakers and their topics are ready for distribution from the Central Branch, Among the speakers are Mesdames Heumine Banks, Howard Baumgartel, Charles Coy, D. L. Dearinger, Rufus Kuykendall, Walter Latz, Lewis Lurie, Boyd Miller, Henry Oakes, L. V. Phillips and Felix Vonnegut, Miss Barbara Fark, Miss Myrtle Johnson and Julian Cole~ man, Clinton Marsh and D, C, Venerable, Committee members in charge of the bureau are Mrs. L. V. Phillips, chairman, Mesdames Roy Thompson, Latz and C. T. Coy and Miss Margaret Barto.

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When YOU try to lose weight, it isn't funny, But it'll be different with BOOTS of the BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES -comic strip . » When she tries to take off six pounds gained during hervacation. The “big diet deal” starts Monday in . . . :

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES On The Comic Pages A Times Exclusive

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H. S. Journalists Invited To Clinic on Publicity

R EPRESENTATIVES of all high school newspapers in Marion County have been invited to the publicity clini¢ to be sponsored Oct. 2 in the Central Avenue Methodist Church by Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary fra-

ternity for women in journalism. Earlier invitations were mailed to Indianapolis clubwomen. Twelve newspaper and five radio representatives will explain to both the*pupils and the clubwomen the principles of preparing and obtaining publicity. A 9:15 a. m. registration will be followed with a 10:30 a. m. program in the second anuual clinic sponsored by the organization. Church women will serve lunch: before the 1:30 p. m. program. An original handbook on pub-

licity will be given to each person attending the sessions. Written by Mrs. Margaret Stephenson Moore, former head of the Franklin College journalism department, the book will outline definite steps in copy

preparation to aid the local publicity chairmen.

Mrs. Frederick A. Scott is accepting reservations by mall until Saturday .

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WEDNES

DAY, SEPT. 24, 1952

Neighbors To Meet

The New Neighbors League Club will meet at noon tomore row in the Boulevard Room of the Antlers Hotel for its autumn luncheon and bridge party. Edwin Bilteliffe, pianist with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, will discuss the winter program of the orchestra and will play several selections from this program. Officers to be installed for the coming season include Mrs. J. D. Manning Jr, president; Mrs. George Rossiter, vice president; Mrs. John Fries, secretary-treas-

urer; Mrs, Guy Speaker and Mrs. Oscar Blair, membership chairmen; Mrs. Lawrence Sbertoli and Mrs. Cliff Mocabee, s0cial chairmen, and Mrs. Correll Julian, publicity chairman. Mrs. Robert O. Braund is the new delegate to the Indianapolis Council of Women's Clubs and Mrs. Jerry Stevens, alternate.

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