Sunshine Circle Meeting At Ina Magee Home
The Sunshine Circle gathered Wednesday afternoon at Ina Magee's home with 23 members and two guests. Bessie Reddick led, Mabel Kizer kept secretary records, Elmina Parish led the devotional, Bertha Beck hosted contests, and refreshment duty fell to Ruth Cook, James Heifner, and John Wagoner with Ina Rhodes co hosting but absent. The Tuesday Bridge Club later met at Hazel Dhonan's home with all members present and two-table play awarding honors to Mayme McCarty and Mary Tweedy.
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Sunshine Circle
Ina Magee
Anna Sipe
Sarah Robinson
Bessie Reddick
Mabel Kizer
Elmina Parish
Bertha Beck
Ruth Cook
James Heifner
John Wagoner
Ina Rhodes
Hazel Dhonan
Local society notes share bridge nights and family gatherings
Mrs Helen Ruby and others hosted Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority night with a short business session followed by bridge and refreshments. Guests at Sunday dinner with the Stewarts included Floyd and Harold Reddick and Lucille Reeves. Missionary circle met with devotional led by Annie Newsom. India lesson given by Olive Drysdale. A chili supper at the Dhonan home honored by Bayard and Harold Baker and others. Oct birthday group seasoned Widvey family gathering at Widvey home with R L Logan and Earnest Widvey among attendees.
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Carlos Brooks
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Ralph Stevens
Indianapolis
Floyd Reddick
Roy Reddick
Lucille Reeves
Carolyn
Harold Stevens
Gene Knoy
Dayton Stewart
Rebecca Healey
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Gouldie Kyser
Walter Dhonan
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Thos, Bash
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Everette Widvey
Judy May
Roy Trowbridge
One Man Rule Assailed by James A Emmert
James A. Emmert Republican nominee for re election as state attorney general challenged Samuel D. Jackson Democratic nominee for governor to state if he would inaugurate a return to one man government in Indiana as in the McNutt era. Emmert spoke at a luncheon of the Indianapolis Women Republican club at the Columbia Club. He urged that Jackson demonstrated belief in one man government.
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Samuel D. Jackson
Indiana
McNutt
Emmert
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Columbia Club
Sam Jackson
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Indiana critic blasts Roosevelt era autocrat claims
Emmert asserts Roosevelt in United States senate acts like an autocrat and warns of a repeat of McNutt Townsend era scandals. He questions Sam Jackson’s return to the beer bar and calls for women in Indiana to oppose bipartisan boards and commissions.
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United States Senate
Sam Jackson
Paul McNutt
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