The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-17
6 Days
That's All the Time You
Have Left to Join
CIothe- A Child.
OK days left to shop before

GlA Gays ISlI W oLlOp DCAOiC
- Christmas.
And hourly on the street and
in the stores you can see the rush
of donors to Clothe- OF
The Indianapolis Times. to shop
for their boys and girls.
There are six days left in which
to take a boy or girl into your
heart and warm him or her with
clothing for the snowy January
and February of the New Year.
Bowlers, with calloused thumbs
from making alley strikes, are
finding their pay-strike in hap
piness in Clothe- A-Child. Bach
elors, sorority girls, machinistS
from the Diamond Chain Man
ufacturing Co., girls from Real
Silk are svarming the stores, car
rying bundles and tugging chill
dren and saying, ''Look-see how
my child is dressed. You should
have seen him when we got him."
And as the shopping crowd in
Clothe-A-Child grows so, too, does
the donors list with TWO HUN
DRIED SEVENTY ONE needy chill
dren pledged warm garments in
The Times annual campaign.
The THREE HUNDRED mark
nears. Who'll make it THREE
HUNDRED?
VXTHAT'S the kick in Clothe-
w A-Child? The answer was
given by Diamond Chain ma
chinists as they led twelve chill
dren into a world of new and
clean clothing.
And as they shopped, in the
background stood one machinist,
William Lithgow, with a light in
his eye and a chuckle as he
watched shoes fitted on stockings
with holes. Mr.. Lithgow was re-
sponsible for the TWELVE chill
dren taken by the Diamond
Chain. 1t was his plan of week.
ly savings through the year for
Clothe-A-Chil that enabled 81
machinists to raise $102, raise
TWELVE children from the de-
spair of ragged garb and bring
Christmas back to homes of needy
families.
You, too, can have sparkling
eyes like Mr. Lithgow. Call Ri.
$751; and a boy or girl will be
given to you to clothe. He or she
will have been checked by Com
munity Fund relief agencies and
the social service department of
the Indianapolis Public Schools
for need.
Or if you're too busy, a check,
made payable to Clothe-A-Child,
The indianapolis Times will dress
your boy or girl and his or her
name and address will be sent to
you.
THE cost ranges from SIS tof$12.
Il The age of the children is 5
to II years.
Today's list of donors follows:
Employees, 9TH floor. Public Service
Company Of Indiana. took care of five
children and got another girl.
Seidel Club. boy.
Employees of Polk Sanitary Milk Com
pany. boy and girl.
One Girl in Boarding Dept, Real Silk
Hosiery Mills, Inc, girl.
Scanning Dept. Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
Inc. two boys and a girl.
Anonymous Couple. boy.
Employees of Automotive ard Punch
Press Depts., P. r. Mallory Co.. Inc.
two boys.
indianapolis Church Bowling League.
Fountain Square alleys. one child.
Blocks Optical Ladies Bowling League,
Pritchett alleys. girl.
l.. S. Santa Helper, girl.
ID. W., Santa Helper, boy.
Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority, Epsilon
chapter. boy and girl.
Employees Of Hoosier Pete's. boy.
Salesman Santa. cared for two children
and took two more.
Depts., 2Os and 200. Night Shift. Link
Belt, girl.
Alice and Perry O'Neal Jr.. girl and
boy.
Y. Y. T. Santa Claus. boy and girl.
r. J. Smith. boy.
Anonymous, boy.
Employees of Morris Street Branch. In
dianapoIis Power and Light Company,
two girls.
In Memory OF Grandmother. Pebe and
Helaine. girl.
indianapolis Printing Pressmen's Union
No. u, boy.
j. NJ. Jewell. boy.
Miss StenOgrapher, girl.
Working Extra Board. boy and girl.
Fioy 0berholtzer, girl.
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