The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16
The City
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WEDNESDAY EVENTS
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Lions Club luncheon. washington.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
American Legion. twelfth district,
luncheon, Board OF Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association lunch
Home Show Committee luncheon.
Washington.
:, Indianapolis League for Hard of
League for Industrial Democracy. meet
ing. 8, Roberts Park NJ. E. church.
Wednesday Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Meeting of the Past Pocahontas
Club Of Alfarata council, to have
been held Wednesday night, has
been postponed until Feb. "a.
indianapolis Past Pocahontas As
ISOLATION will confer degrees and
give a fancy drill at a meeting Of
Mineola council at 1909 Prospect
street at 8 tonight.
DIR. Safer Nixon and DR.. Walter
F. Kelly will be the speakers at a
meeting Of the indianapolis Med
ical Society Tuesday night in the
Athenaeum.
'Race and the Labor Movement"
will be discussed by Ira Reid, Ne
gro. research department director
Of the National Urban League, at
Roberts Park M. E. church at on
Wednesday night.
Fire chiefs from throughout the
state are expected to attend the In
diana sectional meeting of the
American WaterworkS Association
at Purdue university, March 8 and
10. Plans for the meeting were
outlined at committee meeting at
the Lincoln Monday. j. B. Mar
vim, Frankfort, IS chairman.
Miami university's 123rd annivers-
airy celebration program was heard
by radio by thirty-siX members of
the university's Indianapolis Alumni
Association assembled at the Dinner
Bell tearoom, 1902 Central avenue.
The Rev. G. S. SOuthworth, pastor
of Advent Episcopal church, will
speak on "Confucius and the
Chinese Religion" at 8 Friday night
in the parish house.
"The age in which we live needs
to re-def1ne the freedom" DR.. w.
w. Want, dean of the tenth annual
winter institute of the Indianapolis
district Epworth League, asserted
Monday night at the Central
Avenue M. E. church. One hun
dred lightweight members were
registered.
LincOln's addresses, his writings
and his personal acts disprove the
many statements that the emanci-
pator was an infidel, the Indiana
University Club was told Monday by
the Rev. George Arthur Frantz,
pastor of First Presbyterian church.
A Liberty party organization
meeting will be held tonight at Cot
tage avenue and Olive street.
Speakers will be Ward B. Hiner,
DR.. C. S. Wikoff and Forest L.
Hackley. Carl c. Reeves was named
president of Liberty Club No. 3 at
a meeting Monday night.
Candidates for the nomination for
various county offices addressed the
organization meeting of the Doug
lass Park Democratic Club Monday
night. Composed Of Negro Demo-
cratic workers, the new group is
headed by James Cross, president.
Various aspects of foreign COM
merce will be discussed by Volney
B. Fowler at the meeting Friday
noon of the World Trade Club at
the Board of Trade. Fowler, former
city and managing editor of The
Times, returned recently from Eu-
rope where he was a representative
of the General Motors Export Cor
poration.
Facts build cities and machines
and create battleships. Values build
the life abundant" Bishop James
Wise of Topeka, Kan, told the con-
gregation at today's noon Lenten
service in Christ church.