The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
The City
i'm Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

Young Lawyers Club, luncheon, wash
Gyro Club, luncheon, spink-Arms.
MercatOr Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
tects' and Builders building.
Purchasing Agents Association, lunch
con, SEVERN.
American Chemical Society, luncheon.
Universal Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
League for Hard of Hearing, meeting
5:30, Stokes building.
indianapolis Medical Society. meeting.
Workers NOnpartisan Political Action
League, meeting, 8, English.
G. c. Gray, purchasing agent of
the Citizens Gas Company, has been
chosen a member of the national
panel of arbitrator of the American
Arbitration Association, it is an
nounced by Lucius R. Eastmas, New
York, association president.
Events on the Lions club scheduled
for Wednesday include luncheon at
the Washington at 1915 and trip
to Charlottesville at for the char
ter night program of the new club
in that city, sponsored by local
Lions.
Walter o. Pritchard, Republican
member of the county board of
election commissioners and former
municipal court judge will speak at
the meeting Tuesday night at the
English of the Workers NonpartiSan
Political Action League. He will dis
cuSs ELECTION Law and the Work
ing Man in Politics.
Double quartet of the Friedens
Evangelical church will sing at 7:30
Thursday at the Carrollton Avenue
Reformed church.
With 100 students enrolled, the
Butler university college of religion
boasts its largest registration for
any single school year, Dean Fred
erick D. KerShner has announced:
Officers of the Eighth Ward Dem
ocraticClub announced a meeting of
the organization to be held Tuesday
night at 942 TT. Wayne avenue.
The Marion County Young PeO-
pies Council, at the annual youth
conference Saturday, reelected the
Rev. Howard Anderson, pastor of
the Speedway Christian church,
president. Mrs. Harold Naegele
was named vice president and Miss
Mildred Overlook, secretary.
Rotary Club members Tuesday
will be addressed at the Claypool
by j. Murray Hill of Bowling
Green, KY, chairman of the Ro-
tary International committee on
extension and ex-governor of the
Kentucky Rotary district.
DIR. Willis D. Catch, acting dean
of the Indiana university school of
medicine, has announced a clinic
and seminario will be held the aft
ernoon and night of March Is at
the school, All physicians in the
state have been invited.
Brigadier- General George Fl.
Healey, publication director of the
indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany and commander of the Seven
ty-Sixth infantry of the Indiana
national guard, today is in the
United States Veterans hospital in
Hines, Ill, suffering from a severe
leg infection. His condition is re-
ported improved.
The Indiana University Club will
be addressed by Superior Judge
William A. Pickens at the Columbia
Club Tuesday noon.
Newspaper Service to America"
will be the topic of Marlen E. Pew,
editor of Editor and Publisher, when
he appears as a guest of the three
Indianapolis newspapers in an adj
dress to the Indianapolis AdvertiS-
ing Club at its luncheon Thurs
DAY, March "a, at the Columbia
Club.
AnludA mccbiHS OI IiAe SOub0-
eastern Civic improvement Club
will be held Wednesday night at the
home of J. Ed Burke, secretary,
2033 Hoyt avenue. Officers will be
elected and street and traffic i'm
provements for Fletcher, Lexington
and English avenues will be dis
cuSSed.
DR.. Walter L. Slifer, professor of
history at Butler university, will
lead the discussion on IAN APP
proach to the Teaching of American
Intellectual History" at the annual
conference of teachers of social SCI
ence at Northwestern university,
March 25.
GERTIE GOES THE LIMIT