The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
MILO H. STUART
is SPEAKER FOR
PIT. MEETING
Scheduled for Address at
School IS Wednesday;
R Programs Made.

Milo H. Stuart, assistant super
lntendent of public schools, will be
the principal speaker at the Parent
Teacher NEE hing of School IS at
3:15 p. m, wednesday.
A musical program by pupils Of
the school will precede the address.
Alvin johnson Aand Billy Jolly will
play instrumental solos.
Thirteen other. Parent-Teacher
associations Of Indianapolis an
nounce meetings for this week, ac-
cording to Mrs. Walter Holt, chair
man of publicity for the Parent
Teachers federation. They are:
The p. T. A. of Bro ad Ripple high school
w visd Paul paul ia mes Win give banjo
music during the din yer hour. Frank N
Wallace, state entom Slogist, viii be the
speaker; Emsley Johns On Jr., Boy Scout,
VIII give a cornet solo.
The Rev. Fl. L. Herod will be the speaker
At the P. T. A. meetirg Of school A. PA at
chsnsins Family" Pupil from the rooms
Of Mrs. Ruth Bailey and Miss, Emily
Walden will give Jap Anese playlet and
the school orchestra nd the mothers
chorus will furnish the music.
The p T. A. Of School SIS will meet at
J p. m. Wednesday. Pre- lessor Ralph E.
music.
At 7.3o wednesday. Mrs. Flora Drake
school ipI is' She Nv viii talk on "A Trip to
Europe" The mothers Chorus will sing
verna Morris will give dance and MIS-
Kenneth Hoy will sing.
Mrs. Garrett W. German. q. patron Of
he ?. T. r. A. meeting at 40 WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Alexander Jameson and Mrs. THOMAS
sheerin will give brief TALKS on "Nutri-
ton Camp" and Women AsN Citizens"
Experiences in French Schools" wiz be
the subject Of Mrs. Gino Rhttis talk at
the P. T. A. meeting of school 40 at 3
D. m. Wednesday. Herman Riley princi-
Dance Bar BY cceciie' 'chamminadt: and Girl
Reserve Glee Club viii sing a. gNego splrlt-
ual. II Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray"
The p. T. A. Of School 81 will hold its
night meeting at Wednesday at the
Beliaire NJ. e. church. Lieutenant Frank
6 9gfn h0 % VIII viz so foe'{ the @SeeFng
The 7g and "a. classes , qf school =; 81 2:
under the direction Of Miss Gert TRUCE
c aseE vii Of give mes psPRsd snow at the
schools P T. A. meeting at Sn5 Wednes;
- daV. THANKSGIVING music Will De ulIeCteo
BY Mrs. Marion Carpenter
The Rev. W. I. Caughran will speak at
School No. 81 at 3:15 Wednesday at the
2. T. A. meeting. His subject Will be
Youth. Freedom and Responsibility.
The TAB class Of Miss Adelaide McCaTter
will give a play First THANKSGIVING.
written by Catherine DUN. Those taking
part are Betty June Mathey, Kathleen
Mary Cole. Betty Miles. Ruth Dahl, Albina
Grimaldi. Ralph Matzke. Emma Whitney,
Robert Parsons Mary Joyce Mills. Ruth
Trimpe, Erda Harrell. Wilbur Hessel.
The p. T. A. meeting of Shortridge high
school viii be held Tuesday night. Din
ner will be served in the cafeteria from
6 to o. m.
Mrs. CLAYTON Ridge president Of the
Parent-Teacher Federation. Will speak at
the P. T. A. meeting Of School rs. She
will speak on Attitude OF Members OF
the P. T. A." There u be community
singing and a group o. SOL lgs by the Pri-
mary chorus. The meeting will be held
at Sis Wednesday afternoon.
school Is will he'd z. T. A. at $50
wednesday. A play The Court5hip Of
Miles Standish' viii be given by pcpils
of the seventh grade.
The P. r. A. meeting OF School 70 will
he held at 1880 Wednesday afternoon Dr.
Alfred Henry will be the speaker. Mrs
Sidney Harry will sing. Tea will be served
after the meeting.