The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03
Indiana OAR.
Activities

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Plans for the fourth annual state
convention of the Children Of the
American Revolution have been an
nounced in letters to the state presi-
dents of Indiana G. A. R. societies.
Convention will be held at the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
house. Indianapolis, beginning at
$50 Saturday morning, May II.
Luncheon will be served at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club at 1890,
followed by the afternoon session.
1t is planned to adjourn the after
noon program at $3.50 to attend the
reception which Mrs. Harry G.. Les
lie Will give for delegates at the
Governors mansion. All societies
are asked to send delegates, with
reports of the years work. Societies
unable to report their work in per-
son, are requested to file reports in
advance with the state director Mrs.
A. P. POorman. Reservations for
luncheon may be made with Miss
Jessie G. Watson, Charlottesville,
until May IA. Miss Margaret Joan
CrankshaW, a member of the Ruth
Hunt society, Fl. Wayne, will be
one Of the pages.
New officers of General James
Cox chapter, Kokomo, are; Mrs.
Paul Gerhard, regent; Miss Mar
garet Sage, first vice-regent; Mrs.
j. F. Neinzer, second vice-regent;
Miss Kathleen Cooper recording
secretary; Mrs. Glenn Hills. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Emory
Brooking, registrar; Mrs. Fred Jes-
sup, treasurer; Mrs. H. j. Meek,
historian; Mrs. A. c. Davis, chap
lain; Mrs. Lena Price, Librarian, and
Mrs. G. w. Ross, genealogist.
Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rigdon,
Wabash, treasurer general of the
national D. A. r., announced at the
continental congress that eight real
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton and eleven Spanish War nurses
are receiving pensions from the D.
A r. through the interest of its
Liberty Loan fund.
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb, member
Of Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chap
ti:, Indianapolis, will speak before
Numbers of the General Francis
Marion chapter, Marion, at the
guest meeting May %. Mrs. Walter
Reardon will be hostess. The meet
ing will be held at the National
Military home. Mrs. Rabb viii talk
on Handmade Coverlets."
Ouibache chapter, Attica, will
meet Tuesday. Responses to roll
call will be made with Foreign
Units of Exchange" Mrs. j. Shan
non Nave will read the chapters
bylaws. Mrs. Floyd Poston will
discuss "Coins of the Realms"
Musical numbers will be given by
Louis L. johnson. This will be the
last meeting of the year.
Blanks for names and addresses,
of chapter officers have been mailed
TO each chapter regent in Indiana.
These blanks should be filled out
Immediately after annual election.
One copy should be sent to the or
ganizing secretary general. Mrs.
William A. Backer, Memorial Con-
tinental hall, Washington, and the
other returned to Mrs. Roy A.
Mayse, 5545 Guilford avenue, In
dianapolis, state recording secre-
tary. This is to provide informa-
ton from which the annual state
roster is compiled.
Winchester chapter held meet
ing Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. B. E. HinShaw Mrs. 0. o.
Frazee, regent. presided. Miss Edna
Engle, chaplain, led devotions. Mrs.
Martah Clark. Randolph county
probation officer, and Mrs. G. E.
Leggett, county attendance officer.
gave talks. Miss Mary Ethel Engle
was reelected regent.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Brown was
elected regent of the Richmond
chapter Saturday. Other new Off
GERS are: Mrs. Robert Hudson, vice
regent; Mrs. Wallace Simmons, reg
istrar; Miss Mary Anna Stubs,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
Laura Hill, historian. Reflections
were: Mrs. George Davis, recording
secretary: Mrs Harry Engelbrecht,
treasurer; Mrs. Florence Dickson,
chaplain; Mrs. Engelbrecht, custo-
dian; Mrs. Frances Conner, memory
book editor, and Mrs. George Chris
man, parliamentarian.