The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
PIT. A. GROUPS
Give PROGRAMS
ON WASHINGTON
Attorneys, Professor at Col
Iege Appear on Speak
ing Bills.

~ fNf~lNNNf vi SHNNAN
ing Bills.
Tribute will be paid George
Washington during the week as In
dianapolis Parent Teacher Associa-
tons open observance of the Wash
ington bicentennial.
Attorneys, including Delbert VIII
meth, Frederick Schortemeier, and
Carl Wilde, will speak at the meet
ings. Prof. j. j. Haramy of Indiana
Central college, also viii give an
address on Washington.
Meetings scheduled:
Meeting Of school No. will be con-
the Washington bicentennial, Wednesday
at 8. James M. ogden, attorney general
will speak. Other features Of the pro.
chorus trumpet trio by the Best family
and minuet by 7B girls. play, Amer
lea for Sale" will be broadcast by the
IA and sB grades
ct school No. 3. Wednesday at 3:l5. by
the mothers chorus. under direction OF
Mrs Harry French. accompanied by Mrs
r e. Money. and pupils OF the Music
Masters school.
Miss Frieda Herbst OF the research de-
partment Of the public schools will speak
at school No. g.; wednesday at S:l5, on on
ward Character Building" There also
will be a group Of songs by the mothers
chorus, and reading OF the play e. ADrs-
son. Refreshments will be served by the
home economics department at 2;5O.
Owen on Program
Delbert o. Wilmeth, attorney, will speak
on George Washington" at school No. Is
wednesday at 8, Program Of patriotif;
chorus. and a reading, Washington, the
Nation Builder" by Edwin Markham.
Lieutenant Frank owen will speak at a
safety meeting at school No. IS. Thursday
Tech Boys Concert Club, under direction
OF j. r. Paxton, and by the mothers.
chorus. The program is in charge OF
Miss Nellie Brewer, school traffic super
visor.
Program in observance of the Washing
ton bicentennial will be given at school
No 16 Wednesday at 3:15.
Tuesday at 1880 at School 80. The program
Will be in charge OF fathers. Followlng
the meeting. refreshments will be sold
Harry Davis OF the fire prevention bu-
reau will speak at school No. % Wednes-
day at .3l5. Entertainment will be fur
nished by pupils.
oCHOIttHclti " opcah
Mrs w. E. McPeek will speak on Char
acter Building" at school No. 81 Wednes-
day at 2:30 Piano duets will be furnished
by Mrs Paul Grubaugh and Mrs. Joseph
Storey with readings by Mary Florence
Fletcher. Tea and social hour will fol-
low.
Frederick E. schortemeier. attorney. will
speak at school No. 28. WEDNESDAY at 800: Ok
on George Washington" Piano pTesenta-
Betty Bates and Maxine Harreu.
Association of school No 20 will meet
"wednesday at 2;3Q. Pr. Ada Schweitzer
@ ak on BE- child health 81 the tbt moth dsa
chorus and readings BY Mary Lou over.
Tea and social hour will follow.
Edward Q: snethen, attorney, viii speak ens
Music will be furnished by the mothers
chorus and the jolly -Four quartet pre-
s ss6 R be gTSen by q sB8R pnps play
Mrs. S. M. Myers, president of the In;
speak on the Founders day program at
school No. a. Wedndeisdafy o at go IheIe
by mothers and teachers. Mrs. Ray
Leachman will sing, and songs and poems
will be given by 5A pupils.
List Professor on Bill
Paul C. stetson, superintendent Of
%e90eay At s geak In at ad fif92 there ere vii
be q program by Girl Scouts. Music will
be furnished by Irma Mae Steele, violin
list, accompanied by Hilda Korff. Miss
Myrtle Freeman will sing, accompanied
by Mrs Nellie Tyler.
Mrs. Laura steffens New will, speak on
4 Wednes snS d SaSs: Y5 at school No.
Professor j. j.. Haramy, Of Indiana
Central college, will speak on Washing
t dS1 t9e m 3 faff Wee e3 VII sn
a group of old songs. and Miss France;
Bek, of the dramatic art department Of
the Arthur Jordan conservatory, Will gave
a group of readings.
school No. As will meet Wednesday al
2:3O. A puppet show, depicting -, si1
episodes in the life of Washington will BIZ
given Songs of the Washington perloo
will be given by the department choir.
Bernard Lynch of the fire preyentitor
a T SPEAK Music VII be fur
nished by the f1emens band.
Mrs Logan Hughes will speak on "ChilS
Wed{age at Home 81 SShoofl eat Mq
the program will be Washington song
and creative verse on Washington anC
Lincoln. by the sixth grade pupils.
sponsor style Show
Modern Education and Discipline" viii
be the subject Of Walter Gingery principa
OF washington high school. at the meet .e I
Music will be furnished by the. intermedi'
ate and department choruses of the school
assisted by the mothers chous
Mrs. Clayton Ridge will speak at !Schoo
No 50 Wednesday at 2:30. Mrs. w:
Devin will sing. accompanied by Mrs
Frank Edenharter. The child study clrCi'
will meet at 1880.
Finance committee OF the association Q
school No. 81 will sponsor caro- paIt.
and style show at L. S. Ayres 81 Co. audi
forum. wednesday at 4
School No. 81 will meet wednesday q
ais, Entertainment will be given .!
Miss Frieda Binninger. teacher. A spe
cial feature will be given by the ora
matte class of Miss Constance Bornman.
Making Name" will be the subject {. 9
Wednesday at 315. Entertainment Will p
furnished by the primary grade.
StetsOn viii Talk
sose w Wdsbnst tSFney At School Of SG
Wednesday at 315. Herman Kothe viii
sing accompanied by T. NJ. Rybolt.
Mrs. Thomas 4; cooper. program IL chair ri
Federation. will speak at school No. 6S
Wednesday at S:l5
School No. 72 will meet THURSDAY a a
s Schools Paw VIII e. speaS VII
school.
J. r. II. Moore viii speak at Scnool NO
rs wednesday at 2:30. There Will b
special music.
Supper Planned
Mrs. Claude Coffin will speak on snusi
at School No Wednesday at 3:l5. Ad
ditional entertainment will be furnishe:
by children of the school. and two nj"
bers will be sung by mothers.
DR.. Frank Jones will speak on Pre-
vention and Treatment of DISEASE a
school No, 81. Wednesday at 2:S0. Mrs
Frank Billeter will sing. accompanied b.
Mrs. George Kolb.
Meeting at school No. IS. to be hell
Thursday. will consist of a "pitcn-In
supper at $50. to be followed at 1870 b
a program in the auditorium. Milo y
Stuart assistant superintendent of schools
will speak on Citizenship and World Goo
Will" William A. Evans director VI pub
LEGATION Of Indianapolis schools VIII speak
Music will be furnished by male quartet.
LLOYD Claycomb. attorney. will speak OF
"Our Debt to WASHINGTON at school Nc
81 Wednesday at $50. The Rev. Ierber
Wilson will sing and Miss virginia dar
baugh. will present selections. The meet
ing will be followed by q reception Z
mothers new TO the school.
SHIRLEY NEW HEAD