Girl Reserves Head to Camp Millhurst for Conference
Six Indianapolis high school girl reserves depart with Miss Urith Dailey for Camp Millhurst Illinois to study club technique citizenship and world fellowship. The Indianapolis delegation includes Priscilla Pittenger Harriet Brossart Thelma Tacoma Margaret Black Winifred Stahl and Gladys Legzins with daily council hours and evening addresses themed Love Never Faileth. A Splashers Club beach party closes the week at the YWCA pool.
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Indianapolis
Urith Dailey
Camp Millhurst
Ill
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
All Y. W. Co. A
Technical High School
Priscilla Pittenger
Harriet Brossart
Manual Training High School
Thelma Tacoma
Margaret Black
Indiana Central Academy
Winifred Stahl
Broad Ripe High School
Gladys Legzins
Splashers’ Club
Y. W. Swimming Pool
Girl Reserves Reserve Camp and Leaders Named
Grade school Girl Reserves have reserved the Girl Scout camp from June 28 to July 3 with Miss Frances Hancock as girls secretary in charge. The Association of Women Bible Teachers met at Mrs. Coffman’s home on Sunset Avenue for a weekly session led by Miss Florence Lanham. With hot weather the YWCA noon pool plunge now runs 12 15 to 1 30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Anabeth Heeckard is named summer pool assistant.
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Frances Hancock
Association of Women Bible Teachers
E. O. Coffman
Sunset Ave
Florence E. Lanham
W C T U Announce Meetings and Sermon
The W C T U and Thurman Union schedule social luncheons and meetings at various locations including 4025 Broadway and Alpha Home 1849 Boulevard Pl. Reports from department superintendents and committee chairwomen are planned. Rev Gerald L K Smith will preach a sermon on Law Enforcement and Christian Citizenship to Marion County W C T U women.
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Frances Willard Union
A. R. Gray
Broadway
Thurman Union
Alpha Home
1849
Boulevard Pl
Gerald L. K. Smith
Pasor
Seventh Christian Church
Annette and
Udell Sts
W. C. T. U. Women
Marion County
Keep Sugar Cool With Oven Jar Refrigeration
Advice on storing brown sugar to stay soft and lump-free. Keeping brown sugar in an oven jar inside the refrigerator prevents hardening and clumping.
Letter From Leslie Prescott To Leslie Prescott
A continued fiction letter describes Leslie Prescott revealing her bobbed hair to Jack and his mother, facing initial disapproval then warm acceptance. Priscilla Bradford arrives, gossip and laughter ensue, and the scene ends with a joyous homecoming and relief that perception improves with time.
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Leslie Prescott
Priscilla Bradford
Jack
Mother Prescott
Miss Bradford
New York
Priscilla
Leslie
Marquise
NEA Service, Inc
Crawfordsville Teacher Couple Quietly Wed at Home
Bride Miss Cleon Headrick daughter of the Rev and Mrs W D Headrick quietly wed Lawrence Hopper of Crawfordsville at their home at high noon. The couple plan to study at Columbia University in New York over the summer and will return to teach at Crawfordsville High School in the fall.
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Cleon Headrick
W. D. Headrick
S. Audubon Rd
Lawrence Hopper
Crawfordsville
Local social notes mention Altruistic Club gathering and midweek events
Olga Guyo and others attended a country home informal gathering hosted by Mrs. J Fernando O H air with past presidents present and honor guests named. Other items note Sacred Heart School classmates planning a Garfield Park picnic and a G A R reception at the new hall with Capt F M Van Pelt and Capt A J Ball. Beulah Potter to wed Herbert Hill on June 28 with attendants listed.
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Altru’stic Club
J. Fernando O’hair
T. C. Clapp
James McClintock
Frank Smith
Mary McGary
Otis McCracken
Mahlon Butler
Orville Tudor
Earl Nelson
Trene Nelson
Clemernts Marie Dow
Beulah Adelia Potter
Albert T. Potter
Central Ave
Herbert E. Hill
F. A Hill
Western Tennis Championship Schedule at Woodstock Country Club
Participants in the Western Tennis championships begin June 30 at Woodstock Country Club with a luncheon at the club. A smoker Monday night at Severin, practice Tuesday, dance Wednesday at Highland Golf and Country Club, annual dinner Thursday at University Club, Friday dinner dance at Indianapolis Country Club, and a Woodstock Country Club dance Saturday night.
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Nis
Woodstock Country Club
Severin
Highland Golf and Country Club
University Club
Indianapolis Country Club
Passengers Rescued After Pacific Mail Liner Strands
Passengers aboard the Pacific mail liner Columbia grounded near Cuna Island during a San Francisco to New York voyage were transferred overnight to the transport Chaumont and the steamer Corinto. Agents report the vessel is likely to be saved as efforts continue.
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United Press
Balboa Heights
C. Z
Pacific
Columbia
Cuna Island
Chaumont
Corinto
San Francisco
New York
Good Manners on Visits Under Family Sponsorship
A guide notes a woman should not call on another without a husband or father present. A young girl may visit with her fiancé for visits paid by his family, but should not make the initial visit except in rare cases.
Improvement in curing strawberries using electric drying methods
A shift from sun drying to electric drying in airtight sanitary containers improves purity of food. California packing houses widely adopt this method, reducing exposure to outdoor elements and enhancing food quality.
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California
Woman Governing New Mexico First Female State Chief
Mrs. Solada Chacon of New Mexico becomes acting governor as Governor James Hinkle departs for the Democratic convention in New York. She is described as the first woman to act as a state chief executive and will serve until Hinkle returns.
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United Press
Alberqueque
N. Mex
Solada Chacon
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Colorado Boundary
James Hinkle
New York
Chacon
Hinkle
Martha Lee on selling personality to win a man
A letter to Just a Girl argues that both sexes must market their personalities to gain popularity. It warns against false promises and favors studying the other person’s traits. Readers debate if a girl should use charm or choose genuine suitors, ending with a playful jab about “sheiks” and real boys.
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Mise Lee
Pertins
Sunnyside
Denver Slim
Own Experience Dear Miss Lee Column Reflection
A reader recounts a youth's awkward social missteps after attending dances with a fair companion. The narrative explores expectations of affection and the discomfort of unreciprocated feelings in a late night social setting.
Altrusa elects Hazel Williams President at Lincoln banquet
Miss Hazel Williams was elected the new president of the Altrusa Club at a Friday night banquet at the Lincoln. Officers elected include Miss Ada B. Robinson as vice president, Miss Maude McVicker secretary, Miss Lou Norton treasurer, Miss Maude L. Secrest sergeant-at-arms, Miss Charlotte Carter Milas Blanche Mitchell as officers. Marie C. Levy and Minnie Springer join them on the board of directors.
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Hazel Williams
Altrusa Club
The
Lincoln
Ada B. Robinson
Maude McVicker
Lou Norton
Maude L. Secrest
Charlotte Carter
Milas Blanche Mitchell
Marie C. Levy
Minnie Springer
Sailor Dead Honored At Homecoming Funerals
Times Special reports in Terre Haute Indiana that Cedric Kerre a Terre Haute sailor killed in the Battleship Mississippi explosion will receive a military funeral with body expected Monday Relatives said today In Versailles Indiana Lawrence H Willis 24 a seaman also lost on the Mississippi will have funeral Monday at Osgood Christian Church with American Legion in charge
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Terre Haute
Ind
American Legion
Cedric Kerre
Mississippi
United Press
Versailles
Lawrence H. Willis
Seaman
Osgood Christian Church
Letter from a reader on courtship and morality in youth
An unhappy correspondent denounces public displays of affection and kissing among girls and boys, arguing that a girl should avoid constant kissing to preserve self respect. He says many girls lose value due to modern behavior and praises restraint and propriety.
Diet Plan Highlights From Sister Mary Kitchen Menu
Daily meals outline breakfast lunch and dinner detailing items like eggs greens lamb chops peas tomatoes lettuce and fruit plus beverages and desserts with total daily calories and nutrient totals. A second menu variant shows weight gain options including meats cream sauces bananas muffins rolls and puddings with higher calorie counts and dairy additions.
Fables on Health Morale Endorses Exercise
A short parable in which Mr. Mann visits a physician who urges regular exercise over idleness and rich food. The doctor warns that resting too much leads to a weak heart and poor breathing, while a fit body supports health. The moral: don't be a sickly, lounging person, get moving.
Bride Mrs Harkins Daughter of Elsasser Family
The recent bride Mrs. William Wayne Harkins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elsasser of 2009 E St Clair St She was Miss Fauline Elsaser before her wedding last Saturday On returning from their wedding trip Mr and Mrs Harkins will reside at No 7 Alawayne Apartments
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William Wayne Harkins
Louis Elsasser
E. St. Clair St
Fauline Elsasser
Harkins
Alawayne Apts
Calorie and nutrient tally for a day of meals
Diet record lists meals including lamb chops potatoes peas tomato lettuce and dressing fruit and ice cream with nuts tea bread milk and crackers. Totals claimed 4316 calories 501 g protein 1722 g fat 2093 g carbohydrate with notes on substitutions banana and whipped cream usage.
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NEA Service, Inc
Wedding of Miss Irene Richter to Horace A Montgomery
The Richter and Montgomery families announce the marriage planned for Saturday night at the bride’s parents home. Rev Gerald L K Smith will officiate with Violet Richter as maid of honor and Thomas Jett as best man. Miss Edith Loftin to play piano. reception follows for a few friends. couple to reside at 2010 N Tremont St after a lakes trip.
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Kathryn It
Turney
H. A. Turney
Ashlane Ave
Frank Garten
W. C. Garten
the Brifle
Miss Turrey
Josephine
Emily
Jean Dawson
Robert Garten
Emma Taylor
Parry R. Carr
Armilda Cox
M. H. Dillon
N. Sherman Dr
Ralph
Els
Leon Hazel
John C. Ward
Irene Richter
Lawrence J. Richter
Roache St
Horace A. Montgomery
Oliver P. Montgomery
Gerald L. K. Smith
Violet C. Richter
Thomas Frederick Jett
Georgiana MceNeely
Edith Loftin
N. Tremont St
Indiarva Council Holds Sixteenth Annual Convention
The sixteenth annual Indiarva Council of Religious Education convention opens Monday in Michigan City Indiana and runs through Thursday. Speakers include Dr William Lowe Bryan president of Indiana University and council president and Dr Edward R Bartlett director of religious education at De Pauw University.
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The
Indiarva Council of Religious Education
Michigan City
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Edward R. Bartlett
de Pauw University
Eight New Postmen Join the City Mail Workforce
Postmaster Robert His Bryson announces eight new carriers added to the payroll, bringing total city carriers to 288. Appointments include Arthur F. Love Christie C. Anderson Clarence Headley John M. Adams William H. Rouse Thomas J. Joyner Benjamin H. Stafford and William F. Gordon. Assigned offices include the main office Forty Second Street Bright station Fountain Square and Station A on Illinois Street.
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Robert His Bryson
Arthur F. Love
Christie C. Anderson
Clarence Headley
John M. Adams
William H. Rouse
Thomas J. Joyner
Benjamin H. Stafford
William F. Gordon
Forty Second St
Bright Station
Fountain 5 Sqn
Inois St
Mail train schedule shifts mail delivery to Michigan
Effective July 1 mail may be sent on a train leaving Union Station at 12 05 p m and arriving at Grand Rapids Michigan at 9 40 p m according to K Karns chief clerk of the Fifth Division railway mail service Heretofore mail did not arrive in Michigan until the next day.
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Union Station
Grand Rapids
Mich
K. Karns
Fifth Division Railway
Michigan
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Mary Alice Schulze
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John J. Appel
Meridian St
Carrie L. Pary
Alabama St
Atlantic City
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BE. Neal
Broad Ripple
Beatrice Grimshaw
Sally Atherton
Bride
Charles F. Bretzman
Guyo
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Madison Ave
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Lane
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American Central Life Insurance Company
Foreign Department
Fletcher Savings and Crust Company
Pennsylvania and Market
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Roosevelt Avenue
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