The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-25
Campaign
Committees
Are Named

More than ITS women, members
OF the women's division of the
speakers bureau for the approach
ing campaign of the indianapolis
Community Fund, met at a lunch
con at noon today on the roof gar
den of the SEVERN to perfect plans
for the role they will play in the
drive.
Mrs. Brandt c. Downey, who pre-
sided at the meeting, has been APP
pointed by the Community Fund
campaign executive committee as
chairman Of the women's division of
the speakers bureau. The drive will
begin Oct. % and close Nov. 2.
Work Of the bureau will be of
educational nature and Of vital i'm
portance in the campaign. 1t will
have a leading role in spreading the
Community Funds appeal. With
more than $50 Of the 200 members
Of the bureau serving as speakers.
arrangements are being made to
contact more than 400 women's or
CARNATIONS in the city, with the
probability that the Fund appeal
will be heard by $4,000 or more
women In indianapolis.
Named Co Chairman
The campaign executive commit
tee has appointed Mrs. Eli Lilly as
co-chairman with Mrs. Downey, and
Mrs. Lilly vii direct the work of
the committee that is obtaining
speakers and the committee that is
arranging two speakers training
schools, one to be held Saturday
morning and the other Saturday
afternoon at the SEVERN.
Mrs. Robert Stempfel. chairman
of the committee on arrangements
for today's luncheon meeting, is
chairman Of the committee on ar
rangements for the training school
sessions Mrs. j. w. Moore is chair
man of the committee obtaining
speakers.
ut is of vital Importance that the
Community Fund campaign be a
success" Mrs. Downey said today.
She reported that the bureau is
meeting with the greatest co-opera-
ton from womens organizations.
Speakers at today's meeting in
cluded Mrs. Downey, Arthur v.
Brown, campaign chairman; David
Liggett, executive secretary Of the
Community Fund, and Professor E.
@. Frazier, professor of public
speaking at Indiana university.
Professor Frazier will conduct the
training schools Saturday.
The various committees and men,
bers of the speakers bureau in
clude:
Executive committee-Mesdame W. A.
BALI, Willard Boyle. Ross Coffin. w. H.
GSooiemani Phil Efroymson. B. 9. Ellis,
Ffsasdher EVf Frsd T. CARDIFF PtzseTald ooS
man, E. s. Gorrell, G. A. Harris, Benjamin
p Y: Hitz, curtis Hodges, ]. |: Holcomb, VIII
Fred Mills. J. w. Moore, E. D. Moten, G.
4; Mueller, Samuel Mueller. F. B. Ransom,
Alfred Riggs T Rspp p 2. Reilly, CLAYTON II
Robert stempfel, Frank A. symmes H. P.
Wilwerth, Louis Wolfe and I. r. Yeagy.
Church Council ommittee--Mesdames
CHARLES A. Mueller. Ernest Evans. Orien w
Flfer. Harry Krause. K, M. Mitchell P. c.
Rally. S. M. Roes. w. G. Smith
East Side District--Mesdames C. A.
Harris, Louis Bruck George Duffy Tom
Elrod, r. B. Long Carl Wagner.
North Side observation-disclosures b. D.
Hitz. James A. Bawden, F. w. Dunn Will
liam Heyer, A. d. Hitz George Hoffman,
~ Ellis HUNTER. J. 1. Reach Robert G.
Winslow, Louis Wolf. Fred Williamson,
Miss Mary Minnick.
Parent-Teacher Observation-Disclosures
clayton H. Ridge, Wayne o. Hill, Mark
Holeman. Logan @. Hughes S. M. Meyers,
charles D. Perrine. Lucien King.
Professional Clubs-Mesdames Hugh NC
Gibeny. Russell Fortune, A. A. Hart Edna
RAYMOND. iona Shirley, Misses
Stewart.
South Side Distrsct-Mesdames 7. R.
Yaegy James H. Davis and M. E. White.
Speakers Committee-Mesdame ]. w.
Moore, w A. Eshbach. Robert Fleischer,
Z. Engelke, J. T. McDermott Alfred T.
Rapp, Misses Hezzie Pike and Gertrude
Taggart.
Speakers Training School Committee -
Mesoames Robert Stempfel Hal Benham
Thorne
West Side District-Mesdames H. p. will
werth. Charles Durbin. M. Roscoe Conkle
Margaret Haymaker. w. H Hodgson and
John Starost.