The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-11

an institute at the Church of God,
Thirteenth ind Annette streets,
Tuesday, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Take either the Riverside bus or
the Northwestern car. Luncheon
will not be served at the church,
but arrangements have been made
which will be announced at the
meeting.
In the forenoon devotions will be
led by Mrs. Nellie Pittman. Greet
ings will be given by Mrs. Eva
Davidson and Mrs. P. B. Turner
will give welcome address. Musi-
cal numbers have been arranged
and noon prayer will close the
morning program.
The following local directors will
present their plan Of work during
the day: Miss Mabel Overhiser,
Bible in schools; Mrs. o. A. Thomp-
son, child welfare; Mrs. Grace An
derson, Christian citizenship; Mrs.
T. A. Berry, evangelistic and SOL
dierS and sailors; Mrs. Dotia
Daugherty, Flower Mission; Mrs.
Charles McDaniels, health; Mrs. j.
L. Breedloye, home economies; Mrs.
E. A. Kemp, medal contests; Mrs.
E. Klingensmith, medical temper
ance; Mrs. Floyd Knight, music;
Mrs. Minnie Jackman, narcotics;
Mrs. G., B. Ross, official papers;
Mrs. Pearl Smith, publicity; Mrs.
F. M. Bowen, Sabbath observance;
Mrs. George Kelley, scientific tenn
perance; Mrs. Rena Fullilove and
Mrs Mary Buck, social morality;
Mrs. CarGde Stitt, temperance and
missions; Mrs. c. w. Eaton, white
ribbon recruits and mothers meet
ings: Mrs. Lula Alberts, Y. P. B.
secretary,
In the afternoon the Rev. P. B.
Turner will lead devotions. Frances
Willard memorial will be observed.
The speaker will be Mrs. Orpha
Sheets. Sam Newman will sing a
solo. The address of the afternoon
will be given by Miss E. Faith
Stewart, returned missionary
from India.
Mrs. Hazel Turner will be pianist
for the day. HosteSses will be Mes
danes T. A. Berry, M. D. Merrick,
Grace Anderson and Mrs. Pearl
Smith.
Victory Union will meet at the
Merritt Place Methodist Episcopal
church, Thursday, at lis p. m.
Mrs. Burton Shields will lead de-
votionS. Miss Sonora B. Pruden
will speak on Some Interesting
Facts in the Life of Frances Will
lard" Mrs. Anna Bookeedis and
Mrs. Mary MurehuSa will be hos
tesses. Mrs Flora Bremen will
have charge of the music A chorus
of women will sing. Mrs. G. A.
Taylor, president, will preside.
Sarah A. Swain Union will hold
an annual local institute Tuesday
at 10 a. m. at the Beech Grove
Methodist Episcopal church at
Eighth and Alton streets in Beech
Grove. Mrs. Charles Nagel will
lead devotions. The Rev. John D.
Jeffery will give an address of well
come. Response will be given by
Mrs. E. l. Bailey. A program of
special music will be given by Mrs.
Aletha Lamb.
The following local directors will
give a plan of work or demonstra-
ton of their department: Mrs,
Alva Almond, anti-narcotic; Mrs.
John WEIGH, Flower Mission; Mrs.
Charles Lacey, scientific temper
ance; Mrs. Lorena Crouch, social
morality; Mrs. S. M. Bolts, temper
ance and missions; Mrs. Iinnie
Burns, soldiers, sailors and airmen;
Mrs. E. r. George, Sunday school,
and Mrs. Emma Cobb, home eco
Monies.
A quiz on county and local stand
ards of excellence will be conducted
by Mrs. Alonzo HulS. The noon
tide prayer will be offered by Mrs.
Flora Wall. Luncheon will be
served in the dining room Of the
church. Mrs. Frank j. Lair, presi-
dent of the county board of di-
rectors. will give the plan of work
for the county. Mrs. Eva Davidson,
county president, will speak on
Finances and State Budget Plans. >
Mrs. Burton Shields, county direc-
tor Of racial groups, will also
speak.
Other local directors of Sarah
( vain Union who will present
plans of work are: Mrs. H. H.
Monger, Legislation; Mrs. Ruth
Harbaugh, official papers; Mrs.
Howard Amos, Sabbath observance;
Mrs. E. R. George, white ribbon re-
crrits, and Mrs. Gertrude Jones'
health and child welfare.
The address of the day will be
given by the Rev. Louis G. Grafton
on "How the Liquor Traffic Had It's
Day" A musical program has been
arranged by Mrs. M. G. Campbell,
musical director, assisted by Mrs
Linnie Burns. Reports of commit
tees will be given. The following
committees have been appointed
Courtesy, Mesdames w. G. Clapp
Frona Koebrick, E. I. Bailey and
Louis Grafton; membership, Mes
danes Marvin Kennedy, H.. H
Monger and j. II. Simms; official
papers, Mesdames Ruth Harbaugh
| E. r. George and William Marshall
Mrs. Grace Patten, president, viii
preside.
University Heights Union viii
hold an all day meeting Tuesday al
the home of Mrs. Emma Miller
4163 Otterbein avenne. A business
session will be held in the forenoon
beginning at IL. Luncheon will be
served at noon by {, committee with
Mrs. Edith Baerman in charge. A
devotional period will be conducted