The Indianapolis times., 1930-01-29
The CITY
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club of Indianapolis
luncheon. Columbia Club.
Indianapolis Engineering Society
luncheon Board Of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon, Co
Real Estate Board irncheon. Lincoln.
Sigma M luncheon. l. lincoln.
Caravan Club luncheon, Columbia
Iumbermen's Club luncheon. Columbia
Indiana Retail Hardwar. Association
convention. state Playground.
Memorial Craftsmen Association OF In
Indianapolis Pure Food and Household
Appliance show. Cadle tabernacle
Indiana Ohio Railway Police AsSoeta-
ton. Severin.
A voluntary bankruptcy petition
was filed in federal court by Owen
Breeding of Edinburg, Ind, listing
liabilities at s1,265 and assets at
$500.
Charles F.. Watkins, former dis
trict governor of International Ro-
tary, 7ill speak before the Knights
of Columbus Luncheon Club meet
ing at the Spink-Arms Friday.
T. J. Mol, attorney, will read
biographical sketch of Dwight l..
Moody. on the latter's ninety-third
anniversary, Sunday morning at the
Broadway Evangelical church, Fifty
sixth street and Broadway.
Forty bronze ornaments, weighing
from five to ten pounds each, and
valued at a total of 5000. have been
stolen from the new Circle Tower
building. police were informed to-
day. The ornaments were property
of the Art Bronze Company of Gov
ington, KY, a contracting firm for
the new building.
4 radio announcing course, un-
der Professor F. Elmer Marshall of
the public speaking and dramatic
arts department of Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, has become
a part of the Y. M. G. A. commerce
school curriculum. according to A.
F. Williams, educational directoT of
the "Y."
Officials of Indianapolis firms
have been invited to hear an adj
dress Say it With Orders-the
True Test of Advertising" by Frank
I. Campbell of Chicago at the Co
Iumbia Club Thursday noon. Camp
bell is brought here by the Adver-
tising Club.
DIR. William +. King, secretary of
the state board of health, will speak
on public health before the assem-
bly, of the second session of Lynn
hurst Baptist school of missions at
7:30 Thursday night.
E. Kirk Mckinney and William
Low Rice will speak before the In
dianapolis Real Estate Board at the
weekly luncheon at the Lincoln
Thursday.
Election of directors and officers
will feature the annual meeting of
Indiana Wool Growers Association
in Indiana Farm Bureau offices Feb.
10. L. B. Palmer, president of the
National Wool Marketing AsSocia-
lion, will be the principal speaker.
An exhibit of posters, maps and
cook models will show the growth of
he public library in W. K Stewards
took store windows during Achieve
ment week, beginning Feb. 3.
Urging every citizen to support
he Chamber of Commerce Forward
indianapolis movement, Charles E.
watkins OF Muncie, former governor
+ Indiana district, Rotary Interna-
tional, addressed the Universal Club
at the Columbia Club Tuesday. The
club will hold a smoker and stag
party at Sherman inn at tonight.
A stag party will be given by Ex-
change Club of North indianapolis
for new members at the Uptown
theater Saturday night.
The Decorator Company, Inc,
wall paper and paint dealers. has
opened store at 219kWest Wash
tugton street with o. L. Kenworthy
as manager.
DIR. Samuel E. Earp. Indianapolis
physician who retired as q member
of the Indiana university school of
medicine faculty Dec. l, has given
his scientific and medical library
to the school.
A new downtown restaurant will
be opened in the Occidental build
ing basement by Cooper Restaurant
Company, Inc, about Feb. IS.