Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-15
Y. ". G.. 4. Notes

The religious education committee Of
the Y. ". c. A. held IT'S monthly meet
ing on Friday night. Plans for the re-
organize ton Of the committee into a
every department in the association were
taken W. Plans also were made for the
observance Of the worlds week of prayer,
Nov. Is to 10.
a Bible class for beginners was or
ganized on Thursday night The class
will study Old Testament history. Miss
Alice L. Newman, religious education C.
rector. is the instructor. No tuition is
charged for association Bible classes and
Y. w. c. 4. membership is not required
The art classes which have been or
ganiZed this term are: China painting
Wednesday, 10; basketry, Monday, 10;
JeweIry, Tuesday 10.
The girls work committee which has
the supervision Of all work for girls under
IS, met on Wednesday morning. The
members Of this committee are Mrs.
4. d. HitZ, chairman; Mrs. Brandt Dow
ney, Mrs Charles E Rush, Mrs Mord
Harry Heinrichs Miss Urith Daley and
Miss Florence Jay are the directors Of
the department.
The subject to be discussed in Mrs. e
!. BuChanan's Bible classes for the week
will be The Woman Who Did Not Want
to Live in the Country"
The federation council held a meeting
Monday evening. Plans were made for
a truck ride to Hayersticks at the home of
Mrs. David Ross on Oct %. The Ell
Lilly Club held a meeting on Friday.
The industrial department will be hos
tesses at the open house in the lounge on
Sunday afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
The girls, Of the Kahn Ttilorng Com
pany will be, guests Of the Fe ieration
next Wednesday night Miss riley, the
director OF health education, will talk
on Health in the forum hour.
A Bible course Of ten lessons planned
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on Monday night, to S o'clock, in the
lounge. be course will be given by T
K White. pastor Of the Meridian Heights
Presbyterian Church, and his subject will
open to all girls and women Associa-
ton membership is not required
The reserve club for younger girls in
business and industry held its first meet
ing of the year following the regular club
supper Thursday evening. The officers
elected were: President, Esther Rushton;
vice president. Harriet Castledine; sec
rotary, Ella Hearle; treasurer, Hazel
Drager. Following the business meeting
the girls who went to Millhurst Camp
gave q stunt.
The shortridge High School Girl Re
serves have issued invitations for a party
for next Wednesday afternoon.
y a n, cIs as IN ONCE ming will open at the
I; "; {, A. on Tuesday, Z to p. m; The
and the students will be given an oppor-
tunity for practice. Rex Boyd will be the
instructor
The class in show card lettering will
begin Wednesday, 7:3O to Q p. m, with
W. J.. Winning as the instructor The
course Is planned to prepare girls 10 take
up show card lettering as a profession.
The association Of women Bible teach
ers held Its second meeting in the bible
room OF the I. W. c. A. on Friday morn
ing with twice as many present as there
were at the first meeting After a short
business meeting Mrs. T. ". Grafton led
In a discussion OF the international Sun
gay school lesson for next Sunday. 4
dist OF one hundred and thirty FIVE women
Bible teachers Of the city was given to
g committee which has been appointed to
ship Of the class. Mrs. John Koch is
chairman Of the committee. The associa-
tion meets every Friday from 10 to IL
a m.