The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-16

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for the United Christian Missionary
Society, will speak.
Speaker for meeting March IS
of the Indianapolis Life Under
writer's Association will be Charles
M, Biscay, advertising manager of
the Western and Southern Life In
surance Company, Cincinnati. His
subject will be Life Insurance-the
means to Save With Safety"
A lecture illustrated with slides of
the 1880 Oberammergau Passion
Play" will be given Thursday night
at the First Congregational church
at Delaware and Sixteenth streets.
by Mrs. Clarence Swift of Chicago
She spent three weeks in the home
Of Alois Lang, who portrayed the
role Of Christ in the play.
Health and the Working Class"
will be the subject of an address by
DR.. Arthur Phinney of Indianapolis
at a meeting Wednesday night at
Workers Center, 1922 South Me-
ridian street.
George Gillum, 1901 Yandes
street, faces charges of blind tiger
and transporting liquor as result
of his arrest Tuesday night in an
automobile in which police say they
found three quarts of alcohol.
Arrest was made at Pine street and
Massachusetts avenue.
Political rallies and meetings an
nounced include: North Indian
apoliS Democratic Club, Red Mems
hall, Twenty-ninth and Clifton
streets, tonight, and the Reginald H.
Sullivan Democratic Club Friday
night at 2116 West Morris street.
Speaker for the weekly luncheon
of the Indianapolis Real Estate
Board at the Washington Thursday,
will be DR.. David M. Edwards, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Indiana
Council on International Relations
and former president of Earlham
college.
Because of destruction Tuesday
by fire of lodge rooms of Ever
green lodge, F. 81 A. NJ. Corinthian
chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will
meet tonight in the indianapolis
lodge hall, 1922 West Morris street.
An interdenOminatiOnaI commit
tee was to meet at the Y. M. C. A.
this afternoon to make plans for
the observance of Good Friday.
Candidates have been invited to
attend a meeting of the East Side
Democratic Women's Club at 8
Thursday night at 1850 Cornell ave-
nue..
James Vincent was elected chair
man of the Young Voters Club, an
organization formed Tuesday night
at a meeting at the home of Maui
rice Brown, 2149 Highland place.
DIR. Alexander Paul, oriental Sec
rotary of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society, will speak at 7:3O
Thursday night at the Central
Christian church, following the
weekly fellowship dinner. DR.. Paul
returned recently from an eleven
months visit to China.
J. B. Willard of the Diamond
Chain and Manufacturing Company
today became president of the In
dianapoliS Personnel Association,
succeeding w. R. Allen of L. S.
Ayres & Co. Other officers are w.
A. Myers, president; A. F.. Will
hamS, secretary, and George E. Gill,
treasurer.
Edgar P. Herman, former editor
of Personal Efficiency magazine,
and a contributor to several ma
tlonal advertising magazines, will
be the speaker Thursday at
luncheon Of the Indianapolis Adver-
Using Club in the Columbia Club.
One hundred seats have been re-
served by Republican war veterans
for the annual banquet of the In
diana Republican Editorial Asso-
citation in the Riley room at the
Claypool April 9, when Patrick j.
Hurley; secretary of war, will speak.
Mrs. F. L. Warner was chosen to
succeed Mrs. R. R. Mitchell as
president of the Indianapolis AS
ISOLATION of the WomenS Baptist
Mission Society Tuesday. Others
elected: Mrs. John Hardy, vice.
president; Mrs Glen Whitinger.
secretary, and Mrs. John Human,
treasurer.
Approximately 1,5OO persons at
tended the annual spring dinner and
nearly 5000 were present later at
the Shortridge High School Parent
Teacher Association meeting Tues
day night.
The Rev. o. E. Haley. Indiana
reformatory chaplain, will speak at
the Northwood Christian church
fellowship dinner Thursday night.
DR.. David NJ. Edwards, executive
secretary of the Indiana Council on !
international Relations, will speak
on THE Cancellation of War Debts"
at meeting of the Bible Investi-
cation Club at the Y. M. c. A. to-
night.
The motion picture, 1.-THE Big
Parade" will be given at the Old
Trails theater, $500 West Washing
ton street, and a dance will be pre-
Sented at the Wayne Post No. 81,
American Legion clubhouse tonight.
Sponsored by the legion post pro-