The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-24
Louisville
to Be Scene
of Sessions

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League of Women Voters will have
a prominent part in the national
convention Of the organization, TO
be held in Louisville, starting Mon
day morning and lasting until next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. s. N. Campbell, Indianapolis,
second vice-president of the state
league, will attend the pre-conyen-
ton meeting of the general council
Tuesday afternoon. The council Is
composed Of state presidents and
one other representative from each
state. Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin,
president of the indianapolis league,
viii be the representative at the
post-conYention meeting OF the
council May 3. Mrs. Charles N. Tee
tor, Hagerstown. is president OF the
state organization.
organizing for Publicity" viii DC
ths subject Of a short talk to be
given BY Miss Florence Kirlin, ex-
ec:Itive secretary Of the Indiana
league, at q round-table conference
on publicity Monday morning.
To Tell of State Fight
Mrs. Walter S. Greenough, chair
man Of the efficiency in govern
ment committee for the state and
a member OF the national commit
tee, will tell of the Indiana leagues
fight for a permanent registration
Law. In the state at the open con-
ference Of the committee at the
convention. Mrs. Greenough also
will attend q meeting of state chair
men In the interest Of a proposed
amendment to the federal Constl-
tuition granting suffrage In the DIS
trict of Columbia.
Mrs. Edna M. Christian, state
chairman Of women in industry, will
represent the Indiana league at the
executive session of the women in
industry committee, during the con-
vention. She is a member OF the
national committee also.
Other Indianapolis women who
will attend the convention are Mes
danes Ralph E. Carter, Joseph K.
Slime, Lehman Dunning, George G.
Finfrock, Harry Wilson, B. G. Ellis,
Frank D. Hatfield, Scott Legge, John
N. Carey, Oliver Edwards and Miss
Mary Winter.
The Indiana league is allowed only
seven delegates and seven alternates
to the national convention in &C
cordance with the system of allocat-
ing delegates to the state branches.
These delegates will be Mrs. Teetor,
Hagerstown; Mrs. S. N. Campbell
and Mrs. Sheerin, Indianapolis;
Mrs. Richard E. Edwards. Peru;
Mrs. L. r. HalvroSen, Evansville;
Mrs. Ora T. Ross, Rensselaer, and
Mrs Elizabeth Claypool Earl. Mum
Gle.
More Than so to Attend
AlternateS are Mrs j. J. Littrell,
Elkhart; Mrs. H. B. Misner, Mich
igan City; Mrs. f. S. Webster, South
Bend; Mrs C. T. Boynton, Elkhart;
Mrs. r. G. Small, Hagerstown; Mrs.
Oliver Starr, Gary, and Miss Kirlin,
Indianapolis.
More than fifty members of
leagues over the state are expected
to attend the convention, in addi-
ton to the delegates and alternates.
A meeting of the state board of di-
rectorS will be held Tuesday after
noon at the Brown hotel, headquar-
ters for the national conference.
Chairman of standing committees
of the league who will represent In
diana in the executive and open
meetings of the national committees
at Louisville are: Mrs. George
Keagy. HagerStown, chairman of the
education committee; Mrs. j. A.
NELL, Bloomington, child welfare;
Mrs. William S. Enrich, Evansville,
international cooperation to pre-
vent war; Mrs. Helene A. Guy, Rem
ington, legal status of women; Mrs.
s. M. Compton, South Bend, social
hygiene; Mrs. Greenough, Indian
apollo. efficiency in governemnt,
and Mrs. CharStian, Indianapolis,
women in industry.