The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-20
The City
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THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club of indianapolis
luncheon, Columbia Club.
Indianapo polls Engineering Society
luncheon, Board of Trade,
American Business Club luncheon'
Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber
sigma Nh. luncheon, Lincoln.
Community Fund luncheon-report
meeting. Clsypool
C. Robert Peter, Louisville realtOr
and broker. will address the In
dianapolis Real Estate Club at its
luncheon Thursday at the Chamber
of Commerce, on Closing the Sale"
Members of st. AIMS parish,
Mars Hill, will hold the annual
Thanksgiving turkey party in the
parish hall at p. m. Saturday.
Luncheon will be served.
Members of the Indiana Petroleum
Association will discuss a recent
article in the Indiana Petroleum
Marketer, on a code Of Ethics" at
the annual convention Dec. and
6, at the Lincoln.
Factory representatives and job
bertS of the ArcturuS Radio Tube
Company for Indiana, Kentucky
and western Ohio gathered at the
Columbia club Tuesday night for a
dinner meeting. Present conditions
Of the radio tube market, future
problems, the history of the COM
pany, newspaper advertising plans,
production problems, especially OF
the screen grid tube, were discussed.
Remodeling of the Miller Sand
wich shop, Is East Washington
street, preparatory to reopenln2
under new management, will get
under way in a few days. The new
organization, to be known as the
Miller Kennybrook Corporation, Is
composed of John H. Kennybrook,
president; George w. Miller, treas
urer, and Roy E. Steel, secretary,
with Kennybrook also acting as
chef.
A bazaar sponsored by the Girls
Hope Bible class, Ladies Air So
ciety. Women's Missionary Society
and the Helen Otte Sunday school
class will be held at ST.. Paul Re-
formed church, TOO North Belmont
avenue, Thursday night. A supper
will be served.
Calendar Club members, meeting
at 2:15 D. m. Thursday at the Capt.
tol Avenue M E. church, will hear
the Rev. Virgil E. Rorer, pastor of
the Meridian Street M. E. church.
A musical program will be provided.
Six winning members of the
Kiwanis Club turkey tournament"
bowling league received turkeys as
prizes at a meeting of the club held
today. Presentations were made by
Eli SchloSs.
A $50 donation to the Mutuel
Service Aid Foundation was to %
forwarded today by members of IT,
board of directors of the Indianap-
oils Business Women's Club, follow
ing a meeting Tuesday night in re-
spouse to a recent appeal Of the
foundation.
Charles Monroe Burkett, operator
at the Capitol Motor Express, 902
South Capitol avenue, has petit
toned the public service commits
sion for authority to operate a
freight motor transport from In
dianapolis to Chicago.
Voluntary bankruptcy petition has
been filed in federal court by Benzel
g. Beecher, Flackville restaurant
and garage operators, listing $4,907
liabilities and $3.50 assets. Indi-
vidual petitions were filed by the
owners, Ford B. Beecher listing
1892 liabilities and $4,000 assets,
and Wilbur w. Benzel listing 1921
liabilities and $50 assets.
Roy Johnson, Indianapolis Smoke
Abatement League secretary man
ager, will be the principal speaker
at the indianapolis Chamber of
Commerce first open forum lunch
con of the season, Nov, 20. He will
discuss Campaigning for Cleaner
and Better City"
Survival of the Jewish race for
1000 years in the face of COM
plete governmental, religious and
territorial destruction of unity is
an index of the vitality of the
people, DR.. Emanuel Camoran, edu-
cational director. department Of
Jewish education, declared in the
second of a series of six lectures at
the Kirshbaum Community Center
Tuesday night.
Paul III. Brown, Thomas Madden
Sons & Co.. auditor and Office
manager, will lead discussion of
accounting at the Indianapolis
chapter. National Association of
Cost Accountants, meeting tonight
at the Chamber of Commerce.
LaoitS Aiu SOcIcty Oh the second
Moravian Episcopal church, Thirty
fourth and Hovey streets, will pre-
sent Walter Ben Hare's play, "a
Southern Cinderella" at the church
at 8 Friday night. Mrs. William
Adams will play the leading fem
mime role. supported by Mesdames
Ferd West, George Colder, Willard
Beckelhimer, Parker Baker, Oscar
Oberle and Miss Mabel Morris,