The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-07
The City
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THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club. luncheon. Morris
street plant of the indianapolis Power
and Light COMPANY
Engineering Society. luncheon. Board
of Trade.
Sigma Chi luncheon, Board of Trade.
Acacia. luncheon. Harrison.
American Business Club, luncheon, Co
lumbia Club
nIini Club luncheon Columbia Club.
Real Estate Board. luncheon. Wash
inRton.
Sigma Nu. luncheon. Washington.
Recreation Club, luncheon, Washington.
National Editorial Association, con-
vention. all day, Claypool.
Indiana Duroc Breeders Association.
annual picnic. all dav. state Playground.
DIR. w p Best of indianapolis is
secretary of the National Eclectic
Medical Association, SiXty-third an
nual convention of which will be
held in Chicago June 81 to 30. Other
Indianapolis doctors holding official
positions are DR.. j. f. Holman, chair
of the section of obstetrics, and DR..
F. L. Hosman, chairman OF the
finance committee.
June meeting of the indianapolis
Bar Association will be held tonight
at at the Columbia Club, with one
of the topics for discussion a pro-
posal to erect a club building. Prln-
cipal speaker will be Leo M. Gard
ner. attorney and legislator.
Public card party will be given at
8 Thursday night at Ft. Friendly,
5l2 North Illinois street, by Harold
Megrew auxiliary No. 3, United
Spanish War veterans.
Butler college of religion students,
faculty members and alumni will at
tend the eighth annual reunion
dinner at $50 Thursday at the
Northwood Christian church. A
Butler university ministers associa-
ton will fbe formed
Annual Sunday picnic of the Me-
ridian Heights Presbyterian church,
Forty-SiXth street and Central ave-
nue., will be held Saturday at Forest
Park, NobleSville.
indianapolis and Nicaragua will
be linked with telephone service be-
ginning today, which also will in
Guide Canada, Cuba and Mexico, Of
ficialS of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company announced.
Donald Crawford, 6, of 1914 West
Henry street, was treated at city
hospital for a scalp wound incurred
Tuesday when he was struck by
rock hurled by a playmate.
Jewelry, valued at S13S, and SIS in
cash. was the loot of burglars Tues
day night from the home of DR.. w.
E. Stein, 1901 Ruckle street. Bur-
glars took jewelry valued at SIS from
the home of Mrs. Matte BuSS, 1873 II
North New Jersey street.
DIR. Julian ii. Lewis, associate pro-
fessor of pathology at Chicago uni
versity, told the graduating class Of
CriSpus Attacks high school at the
commencement exercises in Cadle
tabernacle Tuesday that true think
ing is the most important element
in life.
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker
will speak at an open air meeting
of Warren township Democrats at
s Friday night in Ellenberger park
Othniel Hitch, attorney, will be
POSTMASTER.
Progress of the Christian church
in Indiana was depicted Tuesday
night in a pageant presented at the
Central Christian church, as a part
of the program celebrating the Tooth
anniversary of the church.
Pupils at Washington high school
received copies of the Senior Post,
yearbook of the school, Tuesday
The book was dedicated to the
champion football team. 1t was
edited by Mary Wicker and Harold
Gunderloy.
Last meeting of the season of the
Parent Council of Boy Scout Troop
will be held Friday night at the
Irvington Presbyterian church. A
strawberry festival will be held Sat
urday night at Washington street
and Layman avenue.
Members of the Gyro Club heard
Frederick E. Schortemeier, former
secretary of state. Tuesday. in a dis
cussion on the new Indiana tax
laws.
Taylor Smith was elected pres
ident of the Indianapolis chapter of
the American Institute of Banking.
educational unit of the American
Bankers Association. at a meeting
Tuesday night. He succeeds Elmer
Doriot.
DIR. Raymond ScOfield, of Terre
Haute, will talk on Case Tipping
at the meeting Of optometriSts of
zone No. 7 Of the Indiana ASsocia-
ton of Optometrists Thursday
night at in the SEVERN. DR.. John
P. Davey, indianapolis, will be
chairman Of the meeting.