Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indianapolis Times in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 33 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1929

Page

2

Huge Merger Heralded in Evangelism

Aimee McPherson and Billy Sunday plan a Detroit revival as a joint venture possibly expanding to other cities. The column likens the pairing to a business merger, praising publicity and box office receipts while suggesting Broadway could pale beside their combined evangelistic appeal.

Walter Ferguson Aimee McPherson Billy Sunday Detroit Satan Hell Hoover Billy Aimee

W C T U to Hold Annual Picnic at Brookside Park

Meridian W C T U plans a 10 30 AM to 4 PM outing at Brookside park shelter house with a morning business session. Committee members are Mrs Charles Ealand Mrs Austin Black and Mrs Harry M Sloan. Mrs Martha L Gipe presides.

Meridian Brookside Park Charles Ealand Austin Black Harry M. Sloan Fred Miller Martha L. Gipe

Dinner party to honor visitors at Spink-Arms hotel

Mr and Mrs Charles M Corey hosted a dinner and theater party Monday night at the Spink-Arms hotel in honor of Mr and Mrs Charles Davis. Guests included Miss Ona Corder and Lathrop Charter of West Union WV with Rev and Mrs R M Dodrill. The table featured pink gladioli and pink tapers.

Charles M. Corey North Illinois Street Spink- Arms Hotel Charles Davis Ona Corder Lathrop Charter West Union W. Va R. M. Dodrill Iagho Park Avenue Dodrill Alice Corey Eva Corey Bessie Corey Sol Mes

Miss Hazel Sheed to Host Sigma Phi Delta Meeting

Miss Hazel Sheed of 426 Berwick Avenue will host the regular Sigma Phi Delta sorority meeting at her home at 8 15 Wednesday night.

Hazel Sheed Berwick Avenue Sigma Phi Delta Sorority

Card Party and Sorority Meeting Announced

Card party hosted by Ladies of St Philip Nerichurch at the auditorium on Eastern avenue on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Clifford as chair. Beta Alpha Tau sorority to meet at Miss Helen Hueber’s home 22 East Minnesota Street at 8 o’clock. Lions Club luncheon set for Spink-Arms hotel at 12 15.

Plan Sorority Beta Alpha Tau Sorority Helen Hueber Minnesota Street Woman's Lions Club

Striking Madame Tollman Afternoon Frock Debuts

Printed crepe de chine frock features a chic bertha collar and cuffs in white, with red and white incrustations providing a refined, fashionable look for afternoon wear.

Suppression Versus Growth in Child Rearing

Olive Roberts Barton argues that negativistic parenting harms children by stifling originality and prompting later deceit. She urges guiding rather than forbidding, trusting children’s judgment, and allowing safe experiments to build judgment through repeated, supervised mistakes.

Olive Roberts Barton

Personal News Briefs From Local Residents

Miss Eloise Roman returns home to Cumberland after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bingham at Hampton Court. Mrs. Marvin Brezette from Chicago stays with her parents at 2524 Central Avenue for a week before joining her husband. Dr. Roy E. Whitehead has returned from three months of postgraduate study in eastern hospitals. The Schmitts and their son Roland travel east visiting New York City, Washington, Niagara Falls, and Detroit, with a stop to see Mrs. Frederick W. Heller. Mrs. Foley leaves Hampton Court for Hyannisport Cape Cod to spend the summer with daughter Mrs. Walter Williams. The Haerles head to northern Michigan for several weeks. The Piersons and daughter Mary Alice go to Burt Lake Michigan for August. Miss Thelma Dinkins returns from a two months tour of Europe. Miss Margaret Lee Gardner, of New York City, is visiting her parents at 3540 North Pennsylvania Street.

Eloise Roman Edmund Bingham Hampton Court Cumberland Marvin Brezette Chicago John Martin Central Avenue Brezette Roy E. Whitehead North Capitol Avenue Leonard Schmitt Roland North Delaware Street Frederick W. Heller New York City Washington Niagara Falls Canada Detroit Michael E. Foley Hyannisport Cape Cod Mass Walter Baker Williams Albert S. Pierson Mary Alice Pierson Washington Boulevard Burt Lake Mich Thelma Dinkins Illinois Street Europe Margaret Lee Gardner G. D. Gardner Pennsylvania Street

Parsley as garnish elevates summer potato and fruit platters

Parsley touch enhances appearance of food in heat. Parsley sprinkled over new potatoes and cold meats, crisp lettuce bed, fresh cherries in honeydew melon, and neat salads add visual appeal and drive appetite in hot weather.

Delicate Voile Dress Pattern for Young Girls

Printed voile in a red on white pattern pictured. White organdy yoke and sleeve bands. Comfortable armseye with fullness at sleeve and dress front and back. Low round yoke suits little girls. Patterns in sizes 1 to 5 years. 3-year size needs 1 1 4 yards of fabric 32 inches wide, 1 3 4 yards for contrast bands. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.

Claire Ann Shover Nursery Opens Fourth Year Dancing Class

Miss Helene Hibben to direct a dancing class for older children at Claire Ann Shover Nursery School now in its fourth year. The school at 2265 North New Jersey Street lists Mrs Emma Lieber as director and enrolls children aged 2 to 3 years.

Helene Hibben Claire’ Ann Shover New Jersey Street Emma Lieber

Bridge Party Planned for Delta Upsilon Members

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raub will host a bridge party Friday night for members of the Delta Upsilon fraternity. The organizing committee includes Mrs. Carl B. Shafer Mrs. Joseph Raub Mrs. Volney Fowler Mrs. Ray Northway and Mrs. Clyde Raub.

Edward Raub Delta Upsilon Fraternity Carl B. Shafer Joseph Raub Volney Fowler Ray Northway Clyde Raub

Time Hangs Heavy With Young Wives

A columnist muses on whether married women should work with readers' letters and real-life cases. She argues personal choice matters, notes economic need and boredom as motives, and suggests sympathetic, practical ways to address a wife seeking employment.

Bride-to-Be Honored At Kitchen Shower In Peoria

Mrs. Joseph A. Thie hosted a red kitchen shower and danco party at 1308 North Wallace Street for her sister Miss Alma Volk ahead of her Sept. 2 wedding to Albert Hofmann. The home featured pastel flower baskets and was assisted by Mrs. Herman J. Bender with a guest list including Mrs. K. W. Hofmann and numerous Volk family members and friends.

Joseph A. Thie North Wallace Street Alma Volk Albert Hofmann Herman J. Bender K. W. Hofmann Carl Hofmann Francis Sage Clotilda Lang Helen Ward Rose Elizabeth Meyer Walineta Thompson

Birthday Party Honors Fifth Birthday of Marjorie Lou

Mrs. Frank L. Robbins hosted a Saturday birthday party at 1322 East Tenth Street for her daughter Marjorie Lou’s fifth anniversary. The home was decorated with garden flowers and a tiered cake with candles. Guests included Evelyn Pratt, Mary Pratt, Dorothy Jane Taylor, Mary Long, Gladys Long, Ruth Gilky, Betty Nilky, Mary Katherine Housel, William Ramsey, Robert Housel, James Elmer Barfield, and Charles.

Frank L. Robbins East Tenth Street Marjorie Lou Evelyn Pratt Mary Pratt Dorothy Jane Taylor Mary Long Gladys Long Ruth Gilky Betty Nilky Mary Katherine Housel William Ramsey Robert Housel James Nbn Elmer Barfield Charles

Newlyweds Go East for Honeymoon

Miss Matilda Margaret Rust becomes the bride of Edward L. Halloran at St. Anthony's church with the Rev. John F. Halloran officiating. The couple plans to reside at 3850 West Washington street after August 19 and honeymooned in Pittsburgh.

Matilda Margaret Rust William Rust Holmes Avenue Edward L. Halloran Catherine Halloran West Washington Street St. Anthony’s Church John F. Halloran Terre Haute Margaret Lees Walter Buchanan Agnes Dillon

Mrs Mountford Hosts Timmy's Second Birthday Party

Mrs J A Mountford entertained children at 65 East Twenty first street for her daughter Timmy's second birthday. The decorated table featured Sweetheart rose buds and delphinium with pink and white candles. Guests included Enola Snodgrass Anne Ward Frank Ward Allen Boyd and Jack Farling.

J. A. Mountford East- Twenty-first Street Timmy Charles F. Lee Frank Ward Enola Snodgrass Anne Ward Allen Boyd Jack Farling

Kempter Engagement: Mildred to Ralph Kenworthy

Mr and Mrs A Kempter announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Kempter to Ralph E Kenworthy of Spann Avenue The wedding is set for 9 o clock in the morning of September 4 at Sacred Heart Church.

A. Kempter South Illinois Street Mildred Kempter Ralph E. Kenworthy Spann Avenue Sacred Heart Church

Mullally Hosts Luncheon Bridge for Guest in Indianapolis

Mrs. J. P. Mullally at Hampton Court entertained a luncheon bridge party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of her sister Mrs. Florence Dinnen of New York City. Twenty six guests attended with a centerpiece of pastel garden flowers and yellow tapers. Mrs. Mullally was assisted by Mrs. John Darmody.

J. P. Mullally Hampton Court Indianapolis Athletic Club Florence Dinnen New York City Mullally John Darmody

Bride Elizabeth Armstrong Weds Rev A L Emmert in Muncie

Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of Brewersville married Rev. A L Emmert pastor of Fountain Square United Brethren Church at Muncie on Saturday. The ceremony was read by Rev J B Parsons superintendent of White River conference. Katheryn Buckalew served as bridesmaid and Bennett Fulp as best man. The couple will reside in Muncie.

Elizabeth Armstrong Brewersville A. L. Emmert Fountain Square

Piano Recital by Mrs. Alice Emerson at University Court

Mrs. Alice F. Emerson will give an 8 o'clock Wednesday night piano program at the Lillian Carr Greene piano school 1311 University court. Emerson is a member of the Faco a Poco Piano Club.

Alice F. Emerson Lillian Carr Greene University Court Emerson Facoa-Poco Piano Club

Bridge and lotto party scheduled for Thursday at 2 30

A bridge endire banco and lotto party will be held at 2 30 Thursday afternoon in the hall 116 East Maryland street third floor Mrs Marie Bush is chairman in charge A business meeting planned Alpha Adapter Chi Delta Chi sorority will hold a business meeting at the home of Miss Louise Smith 1914 Park avenue at 8 o clock Wednesday night

Shades Tau Gamma Sigma Sorority Lucille Robbins Milburn Street Endire East Maryland Street Marie Bush Alpha Adapter Chi Delta Chi Sorority Louise Smith Park Avenue

Sewing snap fasteners on a frock

Instructions for attaching ball-snap and socket parts on a frock. Press and chalk the upper piece to mark the socket position, then sew the socket in place for accurate alignment.

How to Make a Georgette Coat This Week

Readers requested the Georgette Coat feature and editor approved a special instruction. Send a letter marked Georgette Coat with self address stamped envelope to receive the making steps.

City Man Weds Alabama Girl in Her Home City

Miss Nellie Mae Rigs of Birmingham marries John Morris Armington of 99 North Arlington Avenue on Monday night at the bride’s home in Birmingham. The bride is a Bowling Green College of Commerce graduate. the groom is a Purdue University alumnus and Phi Kappa Tau member. They will visit after the ceremony.

Nellie Mae Rigsby Birmingham Ala Blanche J. Rigsby Bowling Green John Morris Armington J. H. Armington North Arlington Avenue College of Commerce University of Armington Purdue University Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity

Armington Bride and Groom Plan Lake James Honeymoon

The couple will spend a week at Lake James with Mr Armington's parents and then return to Birmingham to reside. Miss Mary Armington, sister of the groom, traveled to Birmingham to attend the wedding.

Mr. Armington Lake James Birmingham Mary Armington

Music appreciation course opens at Teachers' College of Indianapolis

Mrs Agnes Hollister Winslow of Camden New Jersey opened a three weeks course in music appreciation at Teachers College of Indianapolis on Monday. She is an author and lecturer representing the Victor division of the Radio Victor Corporation of America.

Agnes Hollister Winslow Camden N. J Teachers’ College of Indianapolis Victor Radio-Victor Corporation of America

Sorority to Meet Members at Pirtle Home

Kappa Delta Theta sorority will meet at the home of Miss Helen Pirtle 3720 North Pennsylvania Street Apartment 50.

Kappa Delta Theta Sorority

Discretion Is Tossed Away in Fashions

New York readers note a shift from daylight to formal hour fashions with three silhouettes at resorts. Evening gowns show wide flounces or slim long lines, with semi formal tennis dresses in moire or satin and bold contrasts in fabric, color, and texture across black, blues, greens, pinks, and whites.

Frances Paget New York Patou

Luncheon Planned by Indiana Club of Hamilton College

Members of the Indiana Club of Hamilton College in Lexington Ky will hold a 1 o clock luncheon Thursday at the Propylaeum 1410 North Delaware street All alumnae and prospective students invited Reservations with Miss Joan Reusberger 247 North Ninth street Noblesville

Indiana Club Hamilton College Lexington Propylaeum North Delaware Street Joan Reusberger North Ninth Street Noblesville

Cedars of Lebanon To Visit Home For Aged Women

The Cedars of Lebanon club will visit the home for aged women Friday afternoon replacing its regular meeting. The group will entertain the residents of the home with a planned program.

Cedars of Lebanon

Picnic Plans Set for Northern Woods Beach Event

Phi Tau Delta sorority members will arrange a picnic for August 17 at Northern Woods beach during a Friday night meeting at Mrs. Earl Wise's home 1112 North Oakland Avenue.

Northern Woods Beach Phi Tau Delta Sorority Earl Wise North Oakland Avenue

Cinderella Club Hosts Sorority Meeting Evening

Miss Adela Beck of 606 Terrace Avenue will host the Cinderella Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday night at her home.

Adela Beck Terrace Avenue Cinderella Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.C. T. U. Group Rudolph K. Haerle Michigan Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Martha Lee Miss Lee Mrs. Mountford Emmert-Armstrong Fe Br Ouy UU d Georgette Alabama L Sayres & Co Uy Ald Ayres—Drapery
Search Courier

Search the Indianapolis Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indianapolis Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication