The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-16
81 QUART WHISKY YIELDS
PROFIT, EXPERTS ASSERT
The GaWky
geLet's
Not Forget

no you remember your gaWky
~ age? The age, you know,
when you stumbled over chairs,
knocked dishes of of tables, and
was just plain clumsy.
Remember how you thought
no one cared for you and you
were about ready to go out into
the proverbial garden and eat
worms.
Well, Clothes Child of The In
dianapolis Times has fifteen of
that lanky stage in life, 10 to 13
years, in the campaign and more
beng checked daily.
They're the children no-one
wants.
Gle us a 6-year-old," has forced
the cracky voiced ones to take
back-seat.
They wait for donors but the
wait is long.
They see their younger brothers
and sisters clothed before they are
cared for.
Give 'em chance! Who remem-
bers those days in the early teens
when hands and feet seemed use
less adjuncts to the body and al
ways in the way?
You? Then step forward. You
can have your pick, boy or girl.
You can go into the home of the
child. LYou shop for the child.
But if you can't dress him or her.
The Times will do it for you.
But if you just don't want those
of the awkward years, then
Clothe- Child has the age you
desire or at least within one year
of it.
4 ND speaking of age partially,
IA there's another partiality and
that is for girls.
Who wants boys?
Who wants to play Dad or
Mother, Aunt or Uncle, to them
in city stores?
All you need is the will to make
one child happy on Christmas and
through the new year by provid-
ing him with warm clothing.
Children are selected through
the Community Fund relief
q agencies. They can not spare funds
at Yuletide and hope to raise
homes out of poverty the rest of
the year. The social service de-
partment of the public schools
vouches for the child's clothing
needs. You are the last to check
and certify the need when you go
into the childs home.
Children can be QUILTED COM
pletely at costs ranging from ST
to $12.
Want a child, Then call Riley
5551 and ask for the Clothe-a
Child editor.
New donors to the campaign,
bringing the total to 213 children
clothed, follow
Real Silk employees of lingerie depart
ment machine line division, inspectors,
cutters, four children.
Powell Commission Company, Union
StOckyards, three children.
Route Men of Excelsior Laundry, two
boys.
indianapolis Firemen's Credit Union,
boy and girl
Social Guild Home Builders class,
Third Christian church, girl.
Thirteen Painters, Civil Works.
CrispuS Attacks school, cared for two
children and took another.
Marcus w. Warrender child.
Real Silk employees, Production and
Order and Receiving departments, girl.
From Teddy, boy.
X. of P. Building employees, boy.
Claim department State Life In
surance Company, child.
Frank C. Powell boy.
Just Got a Job. girl.
Central States Envelope Company s
Bowling League, Pritchett alleys, girl.
Marion County Recorders Office, girl.
State Auto Insurance Company, Claim
Department boy and girl.
Power Department, Public Service
Company of Indiana, girl.
Kingan's, Refrigerator Department,
child.
Good Lady Out on Drexel, girl.
Indianapolis Water Company Bowling
League, Pritchett alleys, boy.
Alice and Perry O'NeaI Jr., two bows,