The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-30
The CITY
i'm Brief

| DR.. p. L. Powell. Franklin college
dean, will address the Ladies' So
cial Circle of the First Baptist
church Thursday at their first fall
meeting. Mrs. Norman L. Schnei-
der will sing and Mrs, A. B. Fulker-
son and Mrs. j. M. Berryhill will
serve as hostesses.
Don KnowIton, Cleveland, will
address the Indianapolis Advertis-
ing Club at the Columbia Club
Thursday noon on Financial Ad-
vertising and How to Get 1t Across.
Fl. Benjamin Harrison next Sun
day will be the scene of the annual
reunion of members of the First in
fantry company of the second off,
GERS training camp. Veterans and
their families will enjoy an all-day
picnic program. Neal Order, cash
Ter of the Peoples State bank, is
organization president.
Merle Sidener. indianapolis ad-
vertising firm director, and Profess
| soT- William J. MoenkhauSe OF IN
diana university will be guest speak
ers at October meetings OF the IN
dianapolis Medical Society. Other
speakers for the Oct. 8, % and NOV.
s sessions are DR.. Harold S. Hatch
and DR.. Kenneth L. Craft. Meet
ings will be held in the Athenaeum.
Smith Gray, financial secretary OF
the Third Christian church, has
been appointed general assistant to
the Rev. William R. Rothenburger,
pastor. He served seven years as
superintendent of the church Bible
class, and now will devote his entire
time TO church activities.
A series of four, discussions on re-
ligious subjects will begin Wednes-
day night before the Bible InveSti-
CATION Club of the Y. NJ. G. A. with
an address by DR.. Edward HaineS
Kistler, pastor of the Fairiew Pres
byterian church. The subject will be
New Light on Dark Pages" DR..
Kistler also will address the club
Oct. 16, 19 and %.
DIR. VaIeria Parker. New York, will
be the speaker at the first dinner
of the young business and profess
tional womens department OF the
Y. w. c. A, 329 North Pennsylvania
street, Tuesday night. Mrs. Carrie
Ada Campbell, new general secre-
tary of the organization, will intro
duce DR.. Parker, who will speak on
social hygiene.
Mrs. o. w. Fifer will be in
charge of deotions at an open meet
ing of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, to be held at the
Roberts Park M. E. church Wednes-
day.
The Rev. Frederick E. Taylor,
pastor of First Baptist church,
Thursday night will open a series
of addresses on THE Principles of
Jesus"
Sponsored by the Indianapolis
Racing Pigeon Club, a race over a
150-mile course was won by Hoosier
Welcome, owned by w. S. Wyeth,
$3.50 College avenue, Sunday. A ZOO
mile race from Bowling Green, KY,
to Indianapolis will be held next
Sunday.
The Minute Men, Inc, of the First
Baptist church, at its annual meet
ing Sunday elected Simon KremerS,
president. Judson L. Stark is teach
er of the class, with Frank H
Sparks as associate.
Howard NJ. Meyer. indianapolis
attorney, will speak before members
of the Marion County Good Govern
ment Club at Tuesday night at
2724 North Sherman drive. Delbert
o. Wilmeth, attorney, will speak be-
fore another club session at the Lin
coin Wednesday night.
Friends of Mrs. Sara Fletcher
Wagner attended a surprise party
in honor Of her seventy-ffth birth
! day at the home of her son, Dr.
Herman T. Wagner 1857 North Tai
bot street, Sunday night.
Irving Wissen, rs, Thirtieth street
and Kessler boulevard, was arrested
in bank lobby today and charged
with forgery of checks for $26 and
! $32.
L. A. Wiles, vice president of the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany. will speak on "The Aims Of
the Federal Reserve System" at the
Universal Club luncheon Tuesday.
Earl Power and C. A. Morgan are
in charge of the program.
A meeting to plan observance of
Discovery day, Oct IL, with a pa
radc and program on the statehouse
steps. was held at 2 p. m. today at
the Chamber of Commerce.
Wilbur G. Stevens, 221 East
Michigan street, has been appointed
dairy inspector for the state board
of health. Announcement Of the
appointment was made today by I.
L. Miller, chief chemist, under whom
Cfoyo,1c will vrork