The Indianapolis times., 1932-02-16
RABBI TO TELL
HOME RELATION
TO HIGH SCHOOL
Morris FeuerIicht viii Be
Speaker at Shortridge
PIT. A. Meeting.

Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht win speak
Tuesday night at the meeting Of the
Shortridge high school Parent
Teacher Association. His subject
will be What the Home Can Do for
the High School"
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene will
present the Organ Prelude" and
the Temple quartet composed OF
Mrs. Arnold Spencer. Mrs. Robert
Blake, Ferren Scott and Charles
Clary, will sing.
Other PIT. A. sessions scheduled.
patriotic program will be given By the
ASSOCIATION at sono9i "e1ns3Intt rItsndsnt I Of
schools. win be the speaker at School IL
Thursday at 1890 There win be dance
Bows Glee Club. by the Robert Dale owen
alumni alumni ensemble The chimes, installed IN
memory of Mrs. Mary B. Knowlton, VIII
be piaved by Theresa Winzenread.
Sidney r. Esten will speak on birds az
School II wednesday at $780,; Mrs, Matt
Carpenter win speak for the STUDY Circle.
Plan Washington Program
Washington bicentennial program will
be given at School 80 Wednesday at 7:45.
Albert Stump will speak. Mrs; M, +:
and the orchestra of Washington hlgn
school will present patriotic airs unoer
the direction Of Robert Shepard. There
also will be a minuet by pupils
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak on 'Juve-
nile Protection" at School 38, WEDNESDAY
at 2:30 There also will be Washington
OieenseFaIai Tbe Rev Thomas HON H. Hunt will speak on
'How Do Parents Provide for Character
in the Home at School 80, wednesday at
ington' will be given by pupils, directed
BY Misses Burnetta Miller and Louise Nc
Luther L. Dickerson. city librarian, will
Heading" at School so, Wednesday at 3:15.
Music will be furnished by Mrs. NJ l..
Collins and Mrs. z. A. Schilling.
Fathers to Conduct Meeting
Program at School SIS will be In charge
Of the washington bicentennial club and
consists Of songs ana rhn dances, gnqer oirec-
ing gasRfsc at school %l S. aEy Friday st g. Har;
amy will speak on Warrington, tne Man
Meetins msfiGs ProsfsSh at School G 50 viii be held
wednesday at 2:30. Wilbur. D. Peat, direc;;
tor of the John Heron Art M Institute. WI
tion of Art" Mrs. Louis Traugott, will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Voyles.
The Rev. F. >. =. W1ckS VIII speak oIi
Washington at School TO- Wednesday at
2:45 Mrs. s. M. Myers, president Of the
city federation will talk. Music will be
furnished by Mrs. Louis Traugott, accom-
panied by Mrs. E. E. Voyles.
Mrs Elizabeth Blackmore will speak on
"I,ife and Habits of Baf1n Land" at School
rs, wednesday at 2:45. Mrs. Blackmore
win be in costume. Miss Harriet Ford will
sing in Eskimo and English, accompanied
by Mrs Blackmore on the accordion. Miss
Mary Blackmore will dance.
why Disarmament?' Is Topic
DR.. David M. Edwards. executive secre-
tary of the Indiana Council Of Interns-
tional Relations, will speak on Why Dis
armament?" at School 81. wednesday at
$50 Howard Kennedy will read an essay
on George Washington. program Of
music and dances will follow.
A patriotic program will be given at
School 90, Wednesday at 3:l5. Papers will
be read on George Washington, Abraham
Lincoln, and st. Valentine. Mothers will
give a dramatization of the sketch. There
Will Be No Trains Today"
Child Study Circle of School rs will meet
at 10 Wednesday. Miss Belle Schofeld,
supervisor of art in schools, will speak on
1.-The Development of Creative Power. in
the Child" Interested patrons of neigh
boring parent-teacher associations are in
vited.