Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-11
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INDIANAPOLIS in Brief


their classes. The percentage Of pupils
absent because of sickness is the largest
this year; in some Of the grades the alb
sentees run as high as rs per cent.
DIR. A. G. Harvey, who lives at 1852
Villa avenue and has offices in the Foun-
tain Square. has recovered sufficiently
from the influenza to be at his office.
Capitol council No. 27s of the Y. NJ. L.
will meet. at Fountain Square hall this
evening. Plans for the celebration Of
Washington's Birthday have been almost
completed and 1t is the intention Of
the members to make this one of the
greatest affairs that has ever been put
across. by them.
Frank Feeser of the Fountain Square
Garage, has returned to work after more
than a weeks sickness.
James NJ. Pagan of Rockport, Ind.
Is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. James
Tucker, 107415 UGeH street, this week.
Books helpful for Lincoln celebrations
at clubs and schools have been collected
on a special shelf at the Prospect branch
library. The adult books on Lincoln In
clude Little Journeys to the Homes Of
American Statesmen; Lincoln, the Lead
err" by Glider: "Lincoln's Addresses and
Letters" edited by Charles W. Moores
Abraham Lincoln" by Morgan; Abra-
ham Lincoln" by Hapgood EARLY Life
Of Abraham Lincoln" by Tarbell. Lin
coin books much used by the children in
their school work are: "Bugle Calls of
liberty" by Southworth; Days and
Deeds" by Stevenson; The Matterhorn
Of Men" in More Than Conquerors" ;
MEN Who Have Risen; "Oour Country
in Poem and Prose" by Persons; Our
Patriots" by Gordy; Good Stories for
Great Holidays; "An American Book of
Golden Deeds; MY Country's Voice." by
Francis Greene; Patriotic Reader" by
Bemis Smith; Patriotic Plays and
Pageants for Young People; Moore's
Abraham Lincoln for Boys and Girls"
Ezra Sellers. 1870 West Thirty-fourth
street, is confined to his home this week
with the influenza.
Earl Randolph. who has been the pro-
prietOr of barber shop In the forty
hundred block on East Washington street
for thirteen years, has sold his shop to
Bert Carol. The shop is now located
at 4014 East Washington street.
The Hook Drug Company has sold its
store at Twenty second street and Col
lege avenue to G. T. Knue. The store
viii be operated as the Knue Drug Com
pany.
Thirty men from the Reformed congre-
cations of the city met ST the Y. NJ. e. A.
Monday evening and discussed plans for
pushing the Forward Movement among
the members of the Reformed churches
of the city. This organization meets
every Monday evening and has for its
purpose the training of minute men.
Charles H. Schneider Is chairman.
The Sunday school teachers and Of
hcers Of the Second Baptist church will
hold a business meeting and social at the
home Of w. J. Merrill, 1112 Pleasant
street, tonight.
The Loyal Ladies' Bible class of the
Morris Street NJ. E. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Frank Kingore, S21
East Minnesota street, this aft@cnoon.
The Epworth league of the Morris
oOieeI d. ~ ChuIch WIZ give an O4u-
fashioned supper at the church Friday
evening. Following the supper there vii.
be a musical program. The proceeds of
the supper win be devoted to the Ep-
worth league work.
The Womau's Missionary society of the
Second Baptist church win entertain the
husbands Of the members with social
at the parsonage, 1910 Pleasant street,
Friday evening. The affair will be given
by the losers in a recent contest.
The Admiral George Dewey post, No. 3,
American legion, Will hold special bust
ness meeting in superior court, room 9,
this evening. All members have been
asked to attend.