The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-14
REAL S|LKERS
DO THEIR BIT
TOWARD CHEER
Push CIothe A Child List to
1874, lust 10 Shy OF
That 200 Mark.
LIST GROWING RAPIDLY
Warmth Given to Ragged
Youngsters by Real
Santa Clauses.

Men and women who snatch hasty
lunches, spend extra money on
gasoline and go deep in the homes
of needy children of the city to garb
them in Clothe-A- Child today put
this annual campaign of The In
dianapolis Times 10 provide cloth
ing warmth at Christmas within
SIXTEEN of TWO HUNDRED chill
dren pledged to New Year of new
clothing.
Into the stores they rushed, hold
ing the g:ubby hands of their boys
and girls Proudly they recited
sizes to clerks.
The ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY
FOUR children were finding again a
Santa Claus who saw their stock
ingleSs feet and holes in their coats
and their paper-thin pants and
dresses.
Real Silkers Lead March
The clothing of the ONE HUN
DRIED and EIGHTY-FOUR means
that approximately s184O has been
or is being spent in Clothe- "A Child
up to a. m. today.
Leading the march upward today
we're employees of four departments
OF the Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc.
EIGHT children we're shown the
Real Silk employees idea of Christ
mas.
Those children will know again
the feeling of having garments that
are warm All that fit They will
feel the REF less of Christmas as
Real Silk W fkers p1f smiles where
there was My a .ook NJ childish
despair be re.
Thank You, Lincoln Exchange!
And Clothe-A- Child finds them
Real Silk and yards wide in the
cloth of benevolence. just as is ev-
cry donor who goes down into
poverty's lanes.
The Lincoln exchange operators
10 the Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
were another group that joineo the
''back-ag ain-this-year" movement
that spreads every Christmas among
othe-A-CIild donors.
Joining them was new group,
the j. G. c. Club. with a quickly
filled order for FIVE children.
And 50 Clothe-A-Child climbs to
new heights. It climbs as cash dom
ors mail checks to The Times, it
leaps as men and women shop for
the children given to them, and
now a new impetus in the campaign
lis on view as Mile f-DimeS, the
drives Sidewalk Santa. does it's bit
to put candles Of happiness in homes
of the needy at Christmas.
Just Call Riley $751;
Call Riley 5551 for your child or
mail a check to The Times.
New donors. bring the children
pledged clothing to 1874 follow:
winding Department, Real silk
Hosiery Mills. girl.
Fitting and Transferring Department.
Building II. Real silk Hosiery Mills,
three children.
Finishing Department. Real Silk
Hosiery Mills. boy and girl.
Hand Knitting and Grey Inspection
Department. Real Silk Hosiery Mills.
bow and girl.
A. N. T.. Santa Helper. boy.
Marion County Clerks office. Registra-
tioa Department. boy.
VI. L. X. Santa Helper. boy.
V. r.. Santa Helper. boy.
Maehfnists Of L. :. Tire Co. Inc. two
BOYS.
Moore and Fox Insurance Bowling
League. Central alleys, girl.
Tau Delta Tau Sorority. girl.
Mrs. Naomi Harlan, boy.
Inter-Arts Club. two girls.
William A. Hoefgen. boy.
An Electrical Santa, girl
United Mutual Life Insurance Co.. boy.
ri omicron Sorority. Theta chapter.
girl
J. c. C. Gang. Ave children.
woman'S Auxiliary. National Fedora
tion Of Postoffice Clerks. Local $50. girl.
Gross Income Tax Office, StatehOuse.
bow
Walter A. QueiSser, boy.
sigma Alpha Tau Fraternity one child.
z. W. o.. girl.
Anonymous Gcodfellow. boy.
Lincoln Office. Indiana Bell Telephone
Co.. two beyS.
In His Name. boy.
Powell Commission CO.. three children.
Employees Of General Distributors. Inc.
boy and girl.
Mercury Club. one child.
f0ther Donorx m Pare 4el