The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-15
The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY, EVENTS
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iwanis Club luncheon. Columbia Club.

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Lions Club luncheon. Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
SEVERN.
American Legion, Twelfth district.
luncheon, Board Of Trade.
Home Show Committee, luncheon.
Washington.
League for Hard of Hearing, meeting.
1880. Stokes building.
Indiana Farm Bureau, annual meeting,
all day. ClaypOol.
Indianapolis chapter. National Cost Ac-
countants, dinner $50, Washington.
Marion County Bankers. dinners, $3.50.
Washington.
Apartment Owners, luncheon. WASH
ingtOn.
Irvington O. E. s. luncheon. Washing
ton.
Sam Langley, formerly engaged in
newspaper circulation and adver-
Using work has been employed as
publicity director and booking agent
by Miss Helen Jerry, owner OF
Jerrys Play Boys, an orchestra
travelling out of New York. The or
chestra will open its season in the
midwest here Thanksgiving eve, |
Nov. %, when it will play for a
dance at the Antlers to be given by
Omega M Tau sorority.
While assisting in Fighting an au-
tomobile belonging to DR.. Jacob E. |
Gillespie, city hospital, which was
overturned in a collision Monday
night at the Peacock Roost on state
road 81, Morris Clearwater, Thirty
eighth and Elizabeth streets, in
Cured cut on a hand which re-
quired six stitches to close.
Eleven men became members of |
indianapolis Eagles aerie Monday |
night at a monthly initiation meet
ing. An entertainment program
and refreshments followed. Presi-
dent Grover Camden announced
that the aerie's annual Christmas |
entertainment will be held Thurs
day, Dec. %. Louis Schwertz is
chairman.
Boyd GurIey, editor of The Indi-
annapolis Times, will be the speaker
tonight at a meeting of the Butler
university chapter of Sigma Delta |
Chi, national professional journals
tic fraternity. The meeting will be
held in the recreation room Of Jor-
dan hall.
Charles Seal will be Butler uni
verSity's candidate for a Rhodes
scholarship, examination for which
will be held Dec. 10 in Lafayette.
Thirty-two of the scholarships are
to be awarded residents of the
United States.
Speakers for the monthly dinner
of the indianapolis Dental Society
at the Washington Monday night
we're DR.. G. w. johnson, Chicago,
editor of the American Journal of
Dentistry, and Dr. R. H. Crawford
Of research department of Eli Lilly
& CO.
Nineteenth annual Thanksgiving
card party of St. Thomas Benevo-
let Society of st. GATHERINGS church
will be held Tuesday night, Nov. %,
in the hall at Shelby and Tabor
streets.
Series of evangeIiStic meetings was
opened Monday night at the Cum
berland Baptist church, with the
Rev. H. c. Lince, pastor of EN-
manuel Baptist church, as the
speaker. He formerly was in charge
of the Cumberland church.
Subject tonight of the Rev. T. ].
Parsons, executive secretary of the
Indiana Baptist conversion, who is
conducting evangelistic meetings at
the College Avenue Baptist church,
will be THE Gross Roads of Des-
tiny" The meeting Wednesday
night will be sponsored by the 101
mems class of the church. Thurs
day will be family night and Fri
day, women's night.
William Kittridge of Chicago. ma
tionally-known type designer and
specialist IN type arrangement,
will address the Advertising Club
at a luncheon Thursday in the Co
lumbia Club.
Newly elected members Of the
state senate from Marion county
viii be guests of the Apartment
Owners Association of Indianapolis
at its luncheon Wednesday at the
Washington.
sovs. $40; and stays, sl4s. sheep-Rs-
around S.; choice TO $3.50 or better: lower