The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-05
W. C. T. U. Notes

4 Inc Marion county executive COM
mittee will meet next Monday at.
at the Y. w. G. A., parlor c..
Tuxedo union will meet in the
broadcaSting room of Cadle taber-
nacle Friday from l to 8. Mrs. Ida
Davis will conduct the devotions.
Mrs. Minnie Petit will preside.
Washington union previously an
nounced its meeting to be held with
Mrs. Charles Macy, but this has
been changed to the home of Mrs.
Charles Slagle, 80 North Addison
street, next Friday at 2. Mrs. Joseph
Mills will have charge of the devo-
tons. Mrs. j. T. Roberts will be the
speaker. Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
preside.
Elizabeth Stanley w. c. T. U. will
meet next Thursday at 2 at the
BrookSide United Brethren church.
Mrs. G. E. Vollmer will have charge
of devotions. Special music will be
given. Judson Stark will speak.
Mrs. Ella Gardner will preside.
Sarah A. Swain w. c. t. U. will
meet Tuesday at 2 at-the home of
Mrs. Allie S. Amos, TIC Terrace ave-
nue.. Mrs. Alberta Sandefur will
lead the devotions. Mrs. w. G.
Clapp, official paper director, will
give a report of work. Mrs. Ida
Beeson will talk on health and med
zeal temperance. Miss Grace Pat
ten will preside.
Frances Willard union will meet
at the home of Mrs. Thomas An
derSon, 1918 Northwestern avenue
Tuesday from 2 until 4. Mrs. Rubv
Young, county director of official
papers, will speak. Mrs. Cora
Sharpe, county director of publicity
VIII give her plan of work. A white
ribbon recruit service will be in
charge of Mrs. E. A. Campbell local
director of child welfare. Mrs. En-
gene Chambers will sing. Devotiorn
VIII be IN charge of the Rev. P. B.
turner, pastor of the Church of
God. Mrs. Orpha Sheets will pre-
side.
Aerelda Wallace union will hold
It's regular monthly meeting with
Miss Daisy Phelps, 6456 College
avenue, at 10 Tuesday. Mrs. Mary
jerks will have charge of the
morning devotions. A short bust
ness session will follow. The after
noon program will open with song.
leo by Miss Beulah Bailey. Devo-
tons will be held by Mrs. w. E.
Evans. Miss Margaret Kent will
give readings. The Rev. E. F.
Schneider will speak on What
Prohibition Has Given to Uncle Sam
the past decade"
The University Heights w. G.
T. U will meet at the home of
Mrs. Martin Turner, 1903 Castle
avenue. at 10:45 Tuesday. The
Rev. Ira G. Dawes will speak in the
afternoon. Special music will be
given, by Miss Caroline Wolf, stu
dent of Indiana Central college.
Mrs. Silas Ryker will preside.
The Bay Laurel union will meet
with Mrs. William Gerlach, 1905
Riverside drive, Friday afternoon
at 2. Program is in charge of Mrs.
Elizabeth Stearns. Mrs. N. c. Nor
rls will preside.
DR.. R. N. Harger, associate pro-
lessor of biochemistry and toxicol-
ogy of Indiana university school of
medicine, will give an address on
Some Recent Studies of the Physi-
ology of Alcohol" He will be in
troduced by DR.. Frank F. HutchinS.
Mrs. Milo H. Stuart will speak
on Frances willard" Henry Os-
from Jr. will read "A Prayer of
Washington" DR.. George Arthur
Frantz, pastor of First Presbyterian
church, will have charge of devo-
tional service. Mrs. Louise F.
Schultz president of Central union,
viii pr4cde.