The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10
LEISURE HOUR
YULE PROGRAMS
ARE SCHEDULED
Carols and Holiday Plays
Will Be Given; Films
to~Be Shown.
LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
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LEISURE HOUR CALENDAR
MONDAY
Delaware and Ohio. 2iOH East Ohio
street.
DEC. IL
Prospect Phoenix chapel.
Orange and Earhart strets.
DEC. u
BrooksIde Park community house.
Rhodius Park community house.
J. T. V. Hill community house.
DEC. Is
School "a. Kelly and Boyd streets.
School 80, at 1880 South Illinois
street.
School ~. Mccarty and West Streets.
room.
School 10. at 400 West Market street.
Hawthorne Social Service house, 24OO
West Ohio street.
School 81. at 36i5 West Walnut street.
Municipal Gardens community house.
Crispus Attacks high school.
II. Wayne and Walnut, gymnasium Of
Central Christian church.
School 20, Martindale avenue and Six
teenth street.
Oak Hill, ComptOn's hall, 2OO1 Winter
avenue.
Fletcher Place community center,
Fletcher and Virginia avenues.
Leisure Hour clubs throughout
the city are preparing for celebra-
ton of Christmas after the Leisure
Hour manner. Christmas plays
singing of carols, and Christmas tree
celebrations are in the offing fol-
groups at the many clubs.
And more movies are coming
too. And the city-wide spelling
bee starts next week.
The bee will swing into action
Monday, when contest will be
held at the Delaware and Ohio club
The first round will be played Off
at each of the meetings during the
week.
Office Of Dwight Ritter, director
of the Leisure Hour clubs, will be
moved next week New location will
be 41O Majestic building. The pres
ent address is GIL Majestic build
ing.
All members of committees in all
Leisure Hour clubs throughout the
city will attend a get acquainted
meeting Monday in new Offices Of
the clubs, 4l0 Majestic building.
Dancing and music will feature
the program of the Delaware and
Ohio club Monday night. On the
committee are H. G. Johnson, chair
man, and William Goode. The
Bethel male chorus and the Radio
Rangers will furnish music at the
Brookside club meeting Wednesday
Enterprise Civic League, which
had charge Of the program at Rho
dius park community house last
week, will handle the entertain
ment again this week. The club
meets Wednesday.
J. F. Kaylor of the state depart
ment of conservation will be in
charge of the showing of a film at
the j. T. v. Hill Community house
Wednesday.
Arrangements are being made for
movies by Leisure Hour Clubs at
School "a, Brookside park and
Christian park.
Music programs Friday include
the Toy symphony, under direction
of Mrs. o. E. Rundell, at School IL;
Federation of Civic Clubs Young
Peoples orchestra, directed by Leslie
G. Troutman, at Hawthorne Social
Settlement; Betty Simons and her
Music Makers from the Music Mas
ters School of Music, at School 81,
and Mothers chorus of School 2, at
Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club.
The Broadway players will give a
number of one-act plays at School,
% Friday.
Kenneth Hughes will direct q
play, "Oh, Joy Sun" at School u
Friday. Also on the program will
be the Toy Symphony under direc-
ton of Mrs. C. E. Rundell.
Crowds at the Kingan 81 Co. Clut
meeting Friday night will see q
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