The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-10
Eyes
His Clothes Are Ragged,
But His Parents
Can't See!
LIS eyes cook their dinners.
l. l. His eyes lead them to their


Il l. His eyes lead them to their
beds.
All Is darkness in his home. He
alone sees the snow that falls. He
alone sees the holes in his cloth
ing, the rents from schoolyard
play.
Bobby's parents are blind. And
Bobby is one of the boys on the
Clothe-A-Child list of The In
dianapolis Times.
Sometimes Bobby doesn't men,
ton the wear and teaI of his
garments. What's the llse2 They
never know! Unless in one of those
rare moments, when families be-
come akin, they feel the ragged
ness of his garb.
Community Fund relief agencies
know Bobbys courage. They see
his clothing need and they've
passed that need to Clothe-A-
Child of The Times in the hope
that those parental eyes will re-
main closed to a Bobby that shiv-
ers with the gusts of wind.
CECOND week of the drive to
~ clothe city's children opened
with go children pledged by donors
to receive warm clothing for the
ensuing school year.
The list is long on other Bobbys
and MaryS. For Mary still is a
grand old name for a girl and
Clothe-A-Child has its quota of
MaryS.
But how about a boy? Who likes
boys? 1t seems the last two days
the masculine side of Clothe-A-
Child has been neglected in favor
of girls.
They dress up so cute" says
one donor as she asked for a girl.
She got her girl.
INDIVIDUALS, Office groups,
l. lodges, sororities and fraterni-
ties desiring to enter Clothe-A-
Child should call Riley 5551.
The Times has a child to fit any
pocketbook between SIS and $12 and
children to fit hearts that want to
go into homes at Christmas-tide
with warm clothing.
The child's name is given to you.
You know the child is needy. You
see the child in his or her home.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
You shop for the child. You see
the glow of his eyes at the new
garb. You get his thank YOU"
If you're too busy, The Times
will do your shopping for you and
make it possible so you can see
the child after he or she is
dressed.
Cash donations should be made
payable to Indianapolis Times
Clothe- Child"
DONORS to the campaign up to
IL a. m. today follow:
Credit office, H. P. WATSON g. Co..
girl.
girl.
Hillcrest Country Club Bowling
League, Pritchett alleys, boy and girl.
Flo Mary and Julia Ann Foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. North Delaware St..
Friends, boy.
The Miracle Man. girl.
Cast of Sahara GrOtto and Ladies,
In Memory of Mother. from M. p,
Alias Santa Claus, a boy.
In Memory of Lefty Lee, boy.
Illinois Building Goodfellow, boy and
Omega Phi Tau Sorority. Alpha Chap.
G. r. Club. boy.
Mrs East New York-st, girl.
L: S. Ayres g. Co.. Downstairs Store
Relief Club. 70 children.
Shops, Inc. boy and girl.
Delta Sigma Sorority. Beta Chapter.
George J., EgenOff Machine Company.
From a Red-Headed Santa. boy and
The Friendly Club on the South Side.
I've. Misses who'll Start Girl in
ScnOOI. girl.
In Memory of Mama. boy and girl.
Ladies' Auxiliary. to the Indianapolis
CALIFORNIAN Club. girl.
Indianapolis Bowling League. Pritchett
American Legion Auxiliary. Indian
apolis Post No. 4. boy.
In memory Of Miss Dorothy Helen
Farber, girl.
Employees. Public Service Company of
Indiana. seventh floor. Traction Ter
minal Building. five children.
Employees. Indiana National Bank, Sec
ond floor. three children.
Fish and Game Division employees.
State Conservation Department, girl.
Man Who Wants Betty Again. girl.
Artist and Wife. boy.
A City Official. boy and girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. B.. girl.