The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

The association at school No. As
Will present a program at las on
Thursday. "The Lost Christmas
Tree" play written by Miss Olive
Funk, and music by the various de-
partments of the school, and by
the vested primary choir, featuring
special Christmas music, will be
given.
A program of Christmas carols.
followed by Christmas party, will
be given by school No. 4S at 3:15 on
Wednesday.
Milford Barrick, secretary of the
Y. M. G. A., will speak on 1.-THE
House That Jack Built" at school
No. 40, at 8 Wednesday night. Music
will be. furnished by the Washington
high school trio and a program of
carols and a playlet will be given
by sixth grade children.
A Christmas program will be pro-
vlded by children of school No. 81
dt /. 5U wednesday.
Children from the primary. in
termediate and junior high school
departments will contribute to the
Christmas program of school No. So
at 3:15 Wednesday. The program
will consist of songs, playlets, drills
and a holly dance. The mothers
chorus will sing a group of Christ
mas songs.
The junior high school students
of school No. 81 will offer a play en-
titled THE First Christmas" at 1870
Wednesday afternoon. A Red Cross
speaker will give short talk.
The association of school No. 81
will meet at 3:15 Wednesday. A
Christmas program has been
planned, consisting of play by the
fourth grade, Christmas in Many
Lands; a folk dance by students of
the eighth grade, and Christmas
pageant by the mothers chorus. A
Red Cross speaker will give a brief
talk.
Pupils Of school No. 70 will present
Christmas program at 2:l5 Fri
day.
The meeting at school No. u will
be in the nature of Christmas
vesper service. The tableau, to be
offered, has been written by Miss
Ida B. Helphinstine, and is a ira
ditional part Of the Christmas cele-
bration at the school. The nativity
scene, the wise men and the shep-
herds, and all singing parts are
taken by the children.
Pupils Of school No. rs will offer
a program of Christmas carols. and
Mrs. Julius Travis will deliver a
Christmas message at the associ-
alton meeting at 2:30 Wednesday.
The organization Of a Parent
Teacher Association has been COM
pleted at school No. II, and the
following officers elected: President,
Mrs. Carl A. ziegler; vice. president,
Mrs H r. Davis; secretary, Mrs.
Russell j. Justice, and treasurer.
Miss Anna Pearl Hamilton. Miss
Frieda Herbet is principal of
School II.
School 10 will hold its meeting
at 2:30 Wednesday. A speaker from
the tuberculosis association will
give a brief talk, and a program Of
Christmas music will be given by
the various choruses Of the school,
also solos and readings by pupils.
The glee club Of the women's aux
iliary OF Sahara Grotto viii enter
tain.
A program of Christmas music
will be given at School 30 at $50
Thursday morning and will consist
Of members by the boys gIee club,
the girls gIee club and the mothers
chorus.
Mrs. David Chapman will read
the Christmas story, The Burden
Exchange" at school No 81 at 100
Wednesday. A Christmas pageant,
given by the choirs OF the primary.
intermediate and junior high school
departments will be an additional
feature of the meeting A repre-
sentative of the Camp Fire organ
ization will give a ten-minute talk.
Mrs. Pettracne Velescu win give
travelogue. Memories Of Ru-