Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1960 — Page 6

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Your Community Pharmacist The neighborhood pharmacist is a familiar figure. But how much do you know about him? Because the long training and the important work of the pharmacist is too little known, the nation celebrates National Pharmacy Week October 2-8, 1960, in the hope that all citizens will gain

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knowledge and experience. The pharmacist is an indispensable member of the medical team which has brought America to its highest achievements in combating ill health and in extending our lives. "Dome Home" To Be Given At Home Furnishings Exposition A modern dome-shaped vacation cottage completely furnished, valued at $12,000, will be one of the many prizes given away October 10th through October 16th when the Indianapolis Home Furnishings Exposition and World Trade Fair makes its debut at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Famed decorators and authorities will lecture on all types of interiors from the small to the large, the less expensive to the ultraexpensive to give the visitor a simplified viewpoint of the best use of interior decor. This will be a show of interest to the entire family. There have been many style shows of clothing but this will be a style show of home furnishings. Put the week of October 10th through 16th down on your calender and take one of these days to visit the first annual Home Furnishings Exposition and World Trade Fair at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Arthritis And Rheumatism Foundation General George C. Kenney (USAF Retired), National President of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation will charter the Indiana Chapter, Saturday, October 15, at a Dinner Meeting of Chapter Directors, Hotel Washington, Indianapolis. Robert J. Smythe, Foundation Director of Chapter Service will

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COUNTRY SALE AND AUCTION Park School Mothers* Association will hold its annual Country Sale and Auction, 3050 Cold Spring Road, Sat., Oct. 8 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Ewald A. Berglund, Chairman, has announced that there is to be a very fine and varied selection of antiques, collected throughout the summer by Mrs. Fletcher T. Rahke and Mrs. Albert D. Kogan. Many of these items will be sold at auction to be held from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mr. Von L. Snyder, a Park School father, will again be the auctioneer. Among the antiques will be found some of everything, including antique furniture such as tables, chairs from the Civil War, china cupboards, clocks, stone jars of all sizes, lamps, iron kettles and stove, candle holders, copper kettles, glassware, washbowls and pitchers, heirlooms, Primitives, weathervanes, a fine old ships lantern, and some valuable pictures. Along with the traditional offering of bargains in books, jewelry, toys, “white elephants’ 1 etc., the French Room will be a major

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attraction. This department, which features nearly new clothing of style and distinction, often bearing the name of top designers, was so successful last year, that we heard of a young career woman who has been saving for this years sale to make important additions to her wardrobe. Another new attraction this year will be the Squire and Deb Shop, catering to discriminating teen agers who would like new outfits to wear to social gatherings. These clothes, like those in the French Room, will be in excellent condition. Mrs. Ewald A. Berglund, from this area, is chairman of the sale, and has been assisted by Mrs. Chester A. Hockert, co-chairman, also from this area. Committee chairmen from this area are: Mrs. Albert D. Kogan, auction; Mrs. Charles F. Bahne, auction receiving; Mrs. Joseph S.

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