The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-03
Y. w. G.. A. Notes

Mrs. c. r. Buchanan will speak in
HolIenbeck Hall from 10 to II a. m.
Friday on How TO Study the Bible"
This talk has been planned particu-
larly for Mrs. Buchanan's Y. W. c. A.
IT, ted. classes All the women are IN
The fall millinery classes will COM
plete their eight weeks course next
week. Hats they have made will be
on display in the lounge the last Of
the week. A new course will open
the first Of January.
The students council of the educa-
tional department will be hostssses at
open house from to 6 p. m Sunday.
An informal program will be given in
the lounge. with Miss Vida Mannon as
vocalist and Miss Louise Noble as
PIANIST. Miss Alice Z. Newman will
hSve charge OF a story period.
A class in Christmas gift making
vas organized Thursday night. The
first of eight lessons. from 7 toe D.
m. vii be Thursday. Miss Constance
Dugdale is instructor.
BusineA, Women Study.
The busine-- veomen's Bible class
will meet from $50 to 1880 p. m. Tues
day in the lounge. The Rev. Willard
o. Trueblood will continue his discus
sion OF The History of Our Printed
English Bible"
The Mission Study class which has
been meeting at the 7. W. c. A. the
past five weeks on Friday mornings
viii have its last lesson Friday, Nov.
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with the Missionary Social Union at
an all-day meeting at the First Con-
gregational Church. The speaker
Will be Mrs. c. T. Paul, who returned
recently from the Orient.
A new class IN china painting will
begin meeting Monday night. This
class will meet Mondays from TO 9
?. NJ. the remainder OF the fall term
Nm compliance with q request a
Yurse Of six lessons in pattern draft
ing Will be given Tuesdays from 10
a. m TO Il m. beginning Nov. Is.
Mrs. May King Stevenson will be in
structor.
Term Half Over
Students may enter the fall term
sewing classes for one-half terms
work Nov. 18th. These classes meet
on Tuesday from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
and to p. m.
Two new classes for Bible study
for credit VIII be organized next week.
These have been planned by the re-
ngious education department, partic-
ularIy for students az Technical and
Manual Training High Schools. Tech
meal students Will meet Thursdays
from 1 to 5 p. III. at Woodruff Place
Baptist Church, with Mrs. W. VII
son as instructor. Manual students
will meet Tuesdays from to 3 p. m.
at Second Reformed Church, with
Miss Urith Daley as instructor. A
class already organized for this work
meets at the Association building on
Thursdays from 4 TO 2. m. and is
attended largely by Shortridge stu
dents.
Series of Talks
The religious education council will
hold its monthly meeting at p. m.
Friday.
On Wednesday. a series Of six talks
on the History of the Christian
Church will begin. with the Rev.
Jean S. Miner. pastor IF the Second
Presbyterian Church. as speaker. The
class will meet in the Y. w. G. A.
from 5:45 TO 6:15 p. m.
ZfThe Rev. Matthew F. Smith. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church, will
give the first of a series Of three talks
before the secretaries Bible class from
10 to 1890 a. m. Wednesday.
The Girl Reserve club at school No.
is entertained children Of the la and
1B with a Halloween play written by
one of the girls After the play lolly-
pops We're given to the children and
a box of homemade candy TO Miss Elsa
Huebner, principal.
The World Fellowship committee
will meet Tuesday at p. m.
William P. Hapgood. manager OF
the Columbia Conserve Company, will
speak in the green parlors at the
Y. W. c. A. Friday night on Indus