The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-08
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Convene in
Evansville

tAll4 annual convention OF the
Indiana League of Women Voters
viii be held at Evansville, Thursday
and Friudy. Following is the COM
plete program:
THURSDAY
1850 A. M
Opening Of convention. Mrs Walter s
GIeenough, indianapolis, presiding
San to oonyenuon-Mrs. J. J. Littrsu
Welcome to Evansyille-Mrs. Lula s
HalyorSen. Evansville
We're GLAD We're Here"-Mrs. Elizabeth
' Bu 3R9 E1 SESSION. 4n' Minutes of 1928 con-
yentlon, Miss Florence Kirln; convention
rules, Mrs. Charles W. Hartlof, Evansville
Mrs. ora T. Ross. Rensselaer,.
Two Years OF Preparatson'-Miss Ada
E. Bush, Indianapolis.
"Pre-election Activiues" T. J.
Louden Bloomington
Local league presidents reports Elkhart
Mrs +. S. Tlmmins, Newburgh Mrs. Eldora
RsleiEh.
Announcements-Re COMMITTEES.
Mrs. A. a. BOYD. Michigan City.
Report Of nominating oommlttee-iirs.
Warren K. Mannon, indianapolis.
300 F. NJ
Program Related to Community Needs
and League ACtlVity-Mrs. T. j. Louder,
National League OF Women Voters in
Action-Nfiss Florence Harrison fourth
regional secretary. National League OF
An Active Year'-Miss Florence Kirlin.
Legislative .Activities"-Nrs. E. A.
In the thick OF the Fight'-NIrs. H. r.
Misener, Michigan City.
Political Education in Study Groups
Mrs. Ralph E Carter. IndlenapoliS
Local league presidents reports-South
Bend. Mrs l. 5. Fickensfher; Michigan
Thomas Arthur Stuart.
900 P. M
Buffet supper meeting-Y. W. c. A.
Discussion group on league activitis5-
Mrs. William G. Hibbard, acting director
Problems Of a Local LeSaiggu1iesfS-Mrs. ora
THOMPSON Ross, Rensselaer,.
How to Make Board Meetings Valuable
Bring the state and National Home
Mrs. j. f. NeH, South Bend.
l, Publicjity,Mrs. FRANK ?. HATFIELD. Inr
',Twenty-hye Per Cent Increase Mrs.
Where our Money Goes"-Mrs. c. T.
Local League presidents reports: Evans
vile, Mrs. L. B. HalvorSen; HagerstoWn,
Mrs. Charles N. Teetor; valparaiso, Mrs
r. r Sherburnes Indianapolis, Mrs. War
rem K. Mannon.
FRIDAY
$50 \. M
Informal breakfast with standing COM
mittee 3hairmen.
--1O:OO a. NJ
Literature of the League end How to
Use II Miss Adah f. Bush, presiding.
Efficiency in Goyernment'-Mrs H. f.
.,a,Chtd welfare"-Mrs. Emil Well. Evans
"Educa ton Mrs. Frank Hatch streight-
of, Indianapolis.
Women in InduStry"-Mrs. Edna NJ.
Christian. Indianapolis.
Social Hygiene Mrs. S. M. Compton.
Living costs"-Mrs. Charles N. reetor.
legal Status of women'-Mrs. Helene
A. Guy, Remington
"International Cooperation to Prevent
War'-MrS. William S. Enrich, Evansville.
"One Step ForWard" Mrs. Walter S.
Greenough. Indianapolis.
Finance: Acceptance of quotas and an
nouncement of league pledges announce
ment OF individual pledges; discussion Of
league policy in regard to finance; founda-
ton COMMITTEES report; action on budget.
1880 P. NJ
Luncheon for Young yoters-Mrs. C. 7.
Boynton, Elkhart, presiding.
The Challenge to the Young Voters
Mrs. George Gellhorn, president Of Missouri
League OF Women Voters.
Loo to 200 P. M
Polls open for election.
$50 2. NJ
reorganization OF state GOEernrnen MT
Mrs. H. R. Mlsner. presiding.
'Signihcance Of the Referendum on the
Calling of a Constitutional Convention
Ross F. Lockridge, Bloomington
Specific Reasons Why Indiana Needs 2
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Winfield Mil
Ter, Indianapolis.
Discussion.
New Voters Report-Mrs. c. T. Boynton.
Presentation OF program of work.
Introduction of convention committees.
$50 p. M
Banquet-Mrs. Walter S. Greenough,
THE Power Of Facts"-Mrs. Georre Cell
horn.
The Battle for Honest Elections"-Judge
Edmund K. Jarecki. Cook county board Of
election commissioners, Chicago.
Brief discussion of referendum on calling
constitutional convention.
Finance.