The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-13
HEALTH AND GIRL
OF TO-DAY, TOPICS
FOR \. v. CA. WEEK
Examinations to Groups viii
Be Demonstrated by
Woman Expert.

Two programs to be carried out at
the Z. w. c. A. next week will be
the observance of Health week, by
the health education department and
In the series on Public Opinion and
Progress" on Friday night by the
general education department. Miss
Jane Bellows. national Y. w. C. A.
secretary in the health education de-
partment, arrived today from New
York City to direct the program for
Health week
Talks win be made aid moving
picture films on health will be shown.
Miss Bellows will speak In many
places on Modern Womans Health
Standards and will demonstrate
health examinations to groups. There
will be a dinner on Friday at 6:15 d.
m. Miss Ballows will speak at this
time and health stunts will be put on
by the health education council. Re
servations should be left at the Y w.
c. A. by Wednesday noon.
DIR. Alva w Taylor. secretary for
the board of temperance and social
welfare of the Disciples Church, will
be the leader of the open forums
which will be held on Friday night in
the green parlor The subject will
be Public Opinion and Progress in
Social and Race Problems These
forums are open to both men and
women.
The Federation Girls will be host
esses at open house Sunday afternoon.
The community chest film. THE Cup
of Kindness. will be shown and B. r.
Inman will give a short talk.
Mrs. W. H. Adams will lead in the
Mission Study Glass Friday at 10 a. m.
She will take up the third chapter in
Galen NJ. Fishers Creative Forces in
Japan"
Miss Constance DugdaIe, instructor
In the Christmas gift class. will place
on display this week a special exhibit
on types of gifts. The Christmas gift
class will meet on Thursdays from 7
to p. m, beginning Nov. l.
The students council of the educa-
tional department has arranged for a
circulating library in the Office. It
VIII be made up of books on religious
subjects and will be available to any
of the girls on the councils of the
different departments.
The high school class which is
studying Bible work for credit will
meet on Thursdays from to D. m
Themembers of the class will take I'D
the study of Old Testament History.
instead of New Testament History. as
was previously announced.
The Freshman Girl Reserve Club
had its first meeting last~w and
planned to give the playlet, BE a
Beauty" for the health program to be
given Saturday for the grade school
girls
A Girl Reserve Club was organized
at School No. Monday Miss lisa
belle Downing is the advisor The
officers: Pearl Alex, president: Clara
Fosman, secretary; Ida Levy. treas
urer
There will he an interesting pro-
gram at the Y. w. C. A at p. m.
Saturday for grade school girls, when
movie, Individual Exercises for
Women" and playlet given by the
Freshman Club will be presented. All
Girl Reserves are invited 20 come for
skating, swimming and games every
Saturday, from to 4 p. m.
Bowling teams are being organized.
Any one interested may leave her
name at the Health Education office.
Any girl wishing to go on a hike
Saturday afternoon meet at Associa-
ton building at 2 p. m. Bring own
supper.
On Tuesday night the Rev Willard
o. Trueblood will discuss THE Life
and Work of William TyndalI' in the
business women's Bible class This is a
series on 1.-THE Story Of Our Printed
English Bible" The class is held in
the Y. W. c. A. lounge at p. m. and
is open to any one who is interested.
There are fourteen entries in the
swimmers 1000 point contest. Anna
Mandell has first place.
The high school girl reserves will
have their annual Halloween party.
for new members Friday. The girls
will come in costume, haveSa ghost
walk through the basement, followed
by grand march, when the judges
viii give prize to the girl wearing
the best costume.