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u, will meet at 1890 Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Henry F.. Spreen,
924 Garfield drive. Mrs. John E.
jerks will have charge Of morning
devotionS. A regular business SEES
sion will follow. The Rev. r. C..
Dawes, pastor of the First Friends
church, will lead the afternoon de-
votions. Mrs. r. G. Dawes will sing.
DR.. David N. Edwards, executive
secretary Of the Indiana council Of
international relations will speak on
The Liquor Traffic in Europe. 4"
Mrs. Flodira Weimer will give a
reading and Miss Beulah Bailey will
have charge of the singing. A buffet
luncheon will be served at noon.
Nina Brigham union will hold an
nual institute in the Woodruff Place
Baptist church, Walcott and Mich
igan streets, at 1870 Tuesday. Coun-
ty and local directors will present
work OF departments. The Rev. L..
Q. Trent, pastor Of the church, will
speak. A program Of special music
will include numbers of Misses Mil
dred and Carroll Strope and Roy
Smith. County officers will, speak.
Mrs. viii Adams also will speak in
the afternoon.
Broad Ripple Union will hold a
local institute at 1890 wednesday
at the Broad Ripple Christian
church, Sixty-second street and
Carrollton avenue. Department work
presented by county and local di-
rectorS and business session will
be on the morning program. Lunch
con will be served. The afternoon
program will convene at 100. Mrs.
Nellie Young will have charge of the
devotions. Afternoon speakers will
be the Rev. ]. H. Tilsley. Mrs. G.
w. Ackman and the Rev. N. C. Tai
bott.
North East union will hold its
second local institute and birthday
party beginning at 1890 Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Dora Baker,
2235 Rowland avenue. Devotions
will be in charge of Mrs. Homer
Phillips. The morning program will
be devoted to a business session and
demonstration by the local directors.
A covered dish luncheon will be
served. The afternoon program will
include q medal contest OF vocal
numbers ard a Union Signal dem
onstration. Mrs. Frank j, Lair will
speak.
Tuxedo union will hold a meeting
from 2 to 4 Friday in the Claypool
parlors, nezzanine floor. Mrs. Ida
Davis, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Hopewell, will have charge Of the
devotions.
Vayhinger union will meet at 2
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Carl
Gruelle, 1140 North Beville avenue.
Mrs. M. D. Wiley, director Of evan
gelistic department, will introduce
the Rev. Forrest Read, pastor of
Brookside United Brethren church.
who will lead the devotional service.
Response to roll call will be by
naming number of years Of mem
bership and number of new members
secured this last year. Mrs. E. P.
Messick. treasurer, will speak on
Hold Fast Unions" Mrs. Alice
Yeo, director of official papers, as
sisted by four members, will present
a playlet, Bargain Day." Mrs. T.
A. RadIey, director of narcotics de-
partment, will read a paper, 1.-The
Struggle Of Mankind Against It's
Deadliest Foe" Miss Bessie Hart will
give parliamentary drill. All stand
ing committees will give reports.
University Heights union will hold
the regular aT-day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Robert Baerman, 1718
Lawrence avenue, at 1890 Tuesday.
The Rev. Emma Miller will have
charge Of the devotions. The Rev.
Alva Roberts and Mrs. Maude Pat
ton will sing a duet. Mrs. Echo
Brown will read. Mrs. e A. Will
liams, official paper director of the
county, will speak. The Rev. Guy
E. Lowry, pastor of the Southport
Methodist Episcopal church, will
speak in the afternoon. Guest day
will be observed.
Frances Willard union will meet
at the home of Mrs. F. NJ. Bowers,
212 West Thirty-ttird street, from
2 to 4 Tuesday. Local directors viii
report work Of their departments.
The following departments will give
demonstrations: Evangelistic, Mrs
T. A. Berry; child welfare, Mrs. r.
A. Campbell; union signal, Mrs. c.
B. Ross. Mrs. j. @. Moore will
have charge of the devotions. The
Rev. A. L. Duncan, pastor Of the
Home Presbyterian church, will
speak. Mrs. A. L. Duncan will sing.
Frances Cleveland union will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William Hines in
Edgewood. Mrs. Ada Nelson,
missionary from India. who is
home on a vacation, viii be the
speaker. Guest day win be OBJ
served.