The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-29

Engineering Society luncheon, Board Of
! Trade.
Alliance Franchise luncheon. washing
Hilton U. Brown post. American Le-
gion. dinner. $50. Washington.
Great leaders Of today can not
hope to attain eternal fame until
they accept the teachings Of Jesus
Christ and seek 10 put into prac- |
tice the principles of Christianity, |
declared Uldine Utley, girl evange-
list, in her sermon on The Mis- |
take Of Pontius PLATE" to a con-
gregation Of more tran 1000 per- |
sons at Cadle tabernacle Thursday
night.
Democratic rally will be held
tonight az the Idle Hour theater, /
College and Massachusetts, avenues, /
in charge of Michael A. O'Brien 4
and Michael F. Lane. Candidates
invited are Walter Myers, for 1
United States senator James E. |
Deery, for circuit judge; Charles /
L. Sumner, for sheriff, and w. E. |
Clauer, for county treasurer.
Taxation will be the topic of
Frederick E. Schortemeier, former
secretary of state, at the luncheon |
meeting Monday of the Scientech |
Club on the second floor of the !
Architects and Builders building, |
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets.
Motion pictures taken in Europe
will be shown and discussed by |
Mrs. Hiram Raffensberger at the |
story hour of the Children's museum
at 1890 Saturday morning. Mrs. |
Anna Lloyd, school No. 40 teacher, !
will be the speaker for the nature |
study class.
Meeting of the Northeast Repub-
lican Club will be held Saturday |
night at Compton hall. POOL Winter |
avenue. Speakers will be the Rev. |
Charles Fillmore and Judson L. !
Stark, Republican prosecutor NOM !
ination candidate. E. r. Buckner, |
club president, will be in charge.
Ninth ward Democratic meeting /
will be held tonight at the Odd Fell
low hall, Hamilton avenue and |
Washington street.
1.-THE Jobs the Thing" was the |
topic Of Chester Milton Sanford, /
vocational guidance expert, speak
ing today before pupils of Manual |
Training high school. Sanford also |
spoke before the faculty. His sub !
iect was THE Teacher as a COun- |
seller"
Annual dinner-dance Of the |
Shriners Caravan Club will be held
| tonight in Murat temple. The din
ner will open at with dancing be-
tween courses. Surprise entertain
ment will feature the evening.
Homer L. Cook is in charge of res
ervationS.
How TO use the kings forks,
knives and spoons was the subject
of instruction given a Y. NJ. G. A.
group Thursday night by Miss Vir-
ginia Cravens, dean of Indiana Gen.
trail college. Next Thursday Fermor
S. Cannon will speak on the art
of conversation.
Members Of the women's Bible
class, Southport Baptist church,
will be hosteSSes at a dinner to be
given to the Southport Community
Brotherhood at $50 tonight in the
church. David M Edwards, execu-
tive secretary of the Indiana
Council on International Relations,
will speak.
A French fair in the Washington,
May IL, will be staged by the AL
lance Franchise. E. G. Petri, presi-
dent, announced at a meeting in
the Washington Thursday night. |
Francis Biraud of Indiana uni
versity, spoke on modern French
writer's.
Debating government unemploy-
ment insurance, the Purdue univer-
sity team defeated the Rose Poly |
technic institute debaters at
meeting of the Indianapolis section,
American Society of Mechanical |
Engineers, in the Spink-Arms on |
Thursday night Henry Sageser and |
John Martin debated for Purdue and |
r. K. Toner and c.. L. Burt for Rose |
Poly.
Pistol target shooting. tactical
problems and a dance will engage |
the fifty reserve officers of the
Marion county district who attend
a contact camp at Fl. Benjamin
Harrison Saturday and Sunday. Ma
ior j. H. Davidson, acting chief of I