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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
Women in
Conference
Survey of Possible New
Fields Is Launched at
Lafayette.
Times Spccial

Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 26.-Sur-
vey of possible new fields for trained
women seeking vocations was begun
here today. at the conference on
Women's Work and Opportunities
held at Purdue University. Repre-
Sentatives of eight other midwestern
institutions joined with Purdue
women students in the conference
sponsored by the Womens Self
Government Association. student or
ganization The conference is TO
close tonight
Through the medium of 10 diff
ferent discussion groups, led by out
standing authorities in respective
fields, students were enabled to take
up in detail the opportunities IN
various types of work.
Keynote of Conference
keynote of the conference was
sounded at the opening dinner last
night by Mrs. Chase Going Wood
house. Institute of Women's Pro-
fessional Relations managing direc-
tor. and national Altrusa Club preSi-
dent
"WomanS choice is apt to deter
mine what is going to become. in an
age of mysticism, collectiviSm and
authority. of a feminiSm that was
developed in a world of rationaliSm,
individualiSm and democracy" Mrs.
WoodhOuSe said. Democracy is the
form of government which has been
kindeSt TO women"
Women must play an intelligent
part in public affairs and the main
tenance of a middle of the road
democracy. or suffer the loss of her
I economic position. Men and women
are not competitors. What the
world needs is more production and
not less. We must learn how to
work together for equitable pro-
duction and proper distribution OF
the production
Mrs. Woodhouse listed. among
possible occupations for women,
positions as hotel managers, with
food manufacturers and in public
utilities
Beauty Money Value
Business has discovered the
money value of real beauty" she
said. Consequently. there is an OPP
portunity for woman to apply her
artistic taste in such fields AS indus
trial design and merchandising
counsel All indications point to
new fields for the well-trained wom-
an, provided she and the rest of us
will do our part as intelligent par,
Elephants in public affairs"
Additional opportunities also are
developing for women in public well
fare, public health and housing, due
to the increased activity of govern
ment in these projects
Amelia Earhart Putnam. recently
named to the Purdue University
staff as consultant on careers for
college and Careers"
DiscusSional groups, which met in
both the morning and afternoon
sessions. considered topics which in
cluded business. community organ
izatiOn and leisure time activities,
housing. technical vacations, volun-
teer service, health, home economics
in business, personnel work, man.
agement and industrial relations,
social service and writing.
Following the discussional groups,
DR.. Harriet E. O'Shea of the Pur-
due staff, assisted by student secre-
taries of each group, presented a
summary. Speakers. leaders, COM
| mittee chairmen and student secre-
taries held an evaluation meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
SORORITY TO SEE
"AIDA" IN PARTY

Members of Epsilon Chapter. Ep-
silon Sigma Alpha Sorority, are to
attend Aida" at English's in party
Friday night
Among those who have made res
ervations are Misses Cleo and F'loy
Kinnaman, Lille Rule. Lucille Alex
ander, Betty Presnall, Rosalie War
rell, Ruth Henby. Anna Harkema.
Grace Jenner, Ruth Dalrymple,
Irene Vodde and Bernice Van
Sickle.
Miss Anna Harkema is in charge
of arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
COUPLE TO LIVE
IN INDIANAPOLIS


NOBLESVILLE. Nov. 26.-Mr. and
MRS. James McGrayel are to live in
Indianapolis. The marriage was
read here Friday with the Rev. An.
brey Moore, Indianapolis. officiating
Mrs. McGrayel was Miss AUDREY
snyder, daughter of Mrs. Lille B
Snyder.
Miss Denzil Snyder. the brides
sister. and John w. Adams were at
PENDANTS.
Mrs. McGrayel attended the Cir
Gle Art Academy and is member
OF Tri Kappa Sorority. Mr.. Nc
Grayel attended Indiana University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
COUPLE TO LIVE
HERE AFTER TRIP

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Leon Sulli-
van are to make their home in In
dianapolis following their return
from wedding trip.
The marriage of Miss Phyllis Eli
leen Prosch and Mr.. Sullivan was
read by DR.. J. Ambrose Dunkel
Saturday at the Tabernacle PreSby-
terrain Church. Mrs. Dona Eber-
hard, organiSt, played a program
preceding and during the ceremony
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Miriam Gordon, matron of honor.
Fletcher F. Ferguson was best man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26
Obsorre IAnnirersnr1L

Mr., and Mrs. John D. Meek cele-
brated their thirtieth wedding an
niversary with an open house Sun
day. Out-of town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Higbee, Monte
yuma, and DR.. and Mrs. Carl
Southland and daughter Carolyn
Russiaville. Mrs. Charles Furry and
Mrs. Ralph Ellis assisted with hos
FATALITIES
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Health Aid
Now Hobby
of Woman
Interest in Looms Eos
tered by Sickness Leads
to Research.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

A PASTlME chosen as occupa =
4 n tional therapy by Mrs. Guy H
Shadinger had such curative and
mentally stimulating power that the
activity became her hobby. The story
Of weaving which she described to-
day at Indianapolis Branch, Ameri-
can Association of University Won
en-, arts and interests group meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

No room for flowers on the din
ner table? Nonsensel Adorn the
roast brown bird itself with a tur-
key corsage of real flowers it's
quite the smartest thing in Indian
apolis. Or, a garland of flowers
around the platter Ask BERTER-
MANN S. An armload of chrysan-
themums. big and bronze. will COM
plete festivities. (RI-7535).
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IL a result Oh
enthusiasm with
which she accept =
ed the handcraft
as a aeans Of re-
covering h e I
health.
Weaving didn t
become just a
means Of keeping
her hands busy +;
she beca me in
terested in its his
tory, the means
BY which races
expressed their
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

key dinner will be
served to orroW =,
Wednesday, at our be-
loved CRAIG'S, s E.
w a S h i n g t o n =
st. Thoughtful again
this famous firm
thinEinn nc &c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

friends who might otherwise miss
feast of turkey, dressing, and
cranberry sauce! Make your lunch
con or dinner date now for CRAIG'S
Serving from IL noon till 81 land
then carry home a box of your
favorite candies to make the holi-
day more complete.
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T. VENTS

SORORITIES
Las Amigos Tonight University
Arrangements be
Miss Jeanne Reed, N.
Evadne Tonight Miss Dorothy Palmer, 1889
Alpha M Tonight
Sigma Rho Chi 8 Tonight Mrs Alice Corey l40212'
EASIEST
Chi Delta Chi m. Tonight Y. w. G. A.
Gamma Chapter Omega Tonight.
Alpha Chapter Sigma Delta Sigma Hoyhock
RlSfeeS guests
Alpha Chapter Omega Tonight Edgar Karh
N La Sale-st
CARD PARTIES
Sacred Heart Social Club. D.
Ladies Missionary
Church. p m. j. j. McEowen Arsenal-av
Auxiliary COnhian Chapter 456
Masonic Temple 25l5 w
dish luncheon.
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UNION DAUGHTERS
BOARD WILL MEET

Mrs. Bloomfield H, Moore, regent.
is to preside at the board meeting
of the Governor Oliver Perry Morton
Chapter, Daughters of the Union,
scheduled for 10 Friday at the Clay
pool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

SoC some striking dinner
rare eDith decorative turkey
1notit-in either broCn or
blue.
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Radio programs in the interest
of the Seventh District Federation
of Clubs drive to raise $4,000 to
purchase radium for the City Hos
pital cancer clinic are being pre-
sented at 10 every Friday on radio
station WFBM and at 3:45 daily
on WIRE. Mrs. w. F. Holmes,
above, is radio program chair
man.
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Wed i'm Church PARSONAGE

Miss Ani'ce

Miss Anice
Shirley,
daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
0. E. Shirley,
bec0 me the
bride Of
EdWOrd
h0rdt
on Nor. Is IN
st. Anthony's
parsonage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

Ia, X-CEL-CIS Beauty Pro-
Alt~eS ducts are so trustworthy
Use their corrective creams,
and if you are one of many
vexed by acidity. supplement your
skin treatment with their Gran
uies. They'll renew that natural
radiance in your complexion. Call
TA-220l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

Toy dogs and cots made of
real far are the neWest pets
for children and groWn-ups.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

Celery roots, achen properly
cooked, ore delicious os Uege-
table or salad.
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ADay's Menu

BREAKFAST
Apple sauce. cereal. cream.
broile d cottage h a m,
creame0 potatoes. graham
mullins, milk, coffee.
Luncheon-
Split pea soup. toasted
mullins. jellied cider salad,
ginger bread, milk, tea.
Dinner
Beet juice cocktail. stuffed
breast of veal, mashed po-
tatoeS, creamed carrots,
salad Oh curly endive with
bacon dressing, cranberry
prune pie, milk, coffee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

This is the last week of the FAN
Exhibit presented by the Indian
Artists Club. Many of the out
standing paintings have been pur-
chased for Christmas gifts and Sc
lected for new homes. You'll find
the collection well worth a leisurely
visit ;. . Ayres 9th floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

No school this weekend! Just
the time to bring the children to
BRETzMAN'S STUDIO for the
portrait you will cherish for a life
time And think of the tedious
Christmas shopping thus elm
mated. Those special friends will
appreciate the gift of distinction
portrait by BRETZMAN! That
signature spells compliment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

What more fitting place 10 hav.
Thanksgiving dinner than at
g n m e $685. w. Washington
St? The new and cheerful sur
roundings will make the roast tur-
kew taste better. Home-cooked
food served generously just as IN
your own home. Complete Thanks
giving dinner Thursday from p. m.
81 25D But. do make reservations
now-BE-3023.
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Can't go home for Thanksgiving?
Then, listen, you can have an ad-
vance treat . delicious roast tur-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

So-come on down town. if you
can and get into the pre-
holiday whirl The very least YOU
can do is TO telephone or write your
shopping requests TO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

ing YOU for months to come. Stock
ings alone are not enough for nv
shopping ladies Queen Quality
shoes are included in this selling
event. A special purchase Of their
smart new models are going, going,
gone at s535. And you know they're
most always nearer to So Need I
remind you these footwear fashions
are top" in wearing qualities as
well as lovely to look at?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-26

The dangling arms of dolls
would be frightened, wagons would
have the necessary wheels, and
toy engines would be respondent
with new paint.
But Thelma doesn't have a lot
of faith in magic wands. So she
is preparing for busy days with
other Camp Fire girls, during
which they will repair the toys
themselves.
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CHILDREN'S BUNNY SLIP
PERS = Sheepskin bunny Slip
pers in natural color sheepskin
with bunny on toe. Sizes 6 to 2.
BOYS HOUSE SLIPPERS
Made of brown rough leather
with picture of Indian on the
toe. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Pair, 69c
WOMEN'S CHIFFON HOSE
Irregulars of Wonderland. Full
fashioned chiffon, beautifully
sh eer. Sizes 812 to 1912.
"LA SAYRE" CHIFFON HOSE
Genuine first quality La Sayre
chiffon hose in smart winter
sh ad IS. Sizes 812 to 1912.
TOTS PAJAMAS-3-piece fan
nelette pajanas! 2-pc. button
on styles with pair of extra
trousers. Sizes 1 to 8. .69c set
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GIF rs GIFTS
at SOC at SIC

WONIEN'S WOOL GLOVES
Warm wool gloves in bright col
ors of most every hue. Small,
medium or large sizes. Pair, SOC
GIFT APRONS Dainty little
gift aprons that'll thrill any
woman. Cute trims and pat
terms. Each soc
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS-Leath-
er sole house slippers with POM
pom trim. Black zapon uppers,
low heels. All sizes. Pair. soc
WOMEN's GIFT sCARFS-
All-wools, knit boucles and silk
in great variety of bright gift
colors and styles. Each SOC
OVAL PLAID RAG RUGS
Brightly colored plaid scatter
rugs. Made with fringed ends.
Household use size. Each SOC
GIFT JEWELRY-A smart Sc
lection of rhinestones, clips, ear
rings and bracelets. Gold or sill
yer color. Each SOC
WOMEN'S "STRYDEFREE"
UNDIES-Made of a long wear
ing, bemberg fabric. Panties,
stepins, boomers or vests. Tea
rose color. Regulation sizes, SOC
JAPANESE TABLE CLOTH
Size 52x68 inches. Made of Japa-
nese crepe. Choose from several
patterns and colors. Each. .59c
LACE SCARFS-Sectional lace
scarfs in many patterns. Made
Of heavy and fine laces. Ecru
color. Each :. SOC
POPEYE HANDCAR-Com-
plete with track. Wind the toy
up and see Popeye and Olive Oyl
go around the track. Each. SOC
CHILD'S RAINCAPES Rub
Der raincapes in red, blue, green,
white or black colors. Water
proof. Sizes 6 to IA years.
Each ....................59 soc
GIRLS WASH FROCKS-Nov-,
city print wash frocks and solid
colors in attractive styles. Sizes
7 to IA. Each. .55c
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WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Boxed gift handkerchiefs.
Pure linen hand-rolled edges
and hand-embroidered. 3 in a
box ............. . SOC
WOMEN'S RAYON INDIES
Plain rayon boomers, vests,
stepins, or panties with lace trim
at knee. Plain fronts. Each SOC
WOMEN'S RAYON GOWNS
Plain rayon gowns or pajamas
with contrasting color or lace
trim. Sizes 16 and II. Irregu-
lars ............. ...... QUO
WOMEN'S BATISTE GOWNS
Or plain color Porto Rican
gowns. Hand embroidery or ap-
plique trimmed. Small, medium
or large sizes ........... SOC
WOMEN'S SILK INDIES
Silk crepe chemise or dancettes
in tailored or lace trimmed
styles. Sizes 81 to 40 in group.
Each soc
COCKTAIL SHAKERS Glass
cocktail shakers with aluminium
top. Good heavy glass that will
take" lot of shaking :. ACC
BREAKFAST CLOTHS-Plaid
breakfast cloths in 48x48-inca
size. Many bright colored ging-
ham patterns. Each. ACC
PLAID TABLE CLOTHs-size
57x57-inch plaid table cloths in
green or red colors. Made of
heavy cotton crash. Each soc
TOTS AND GIRLS PAJAMAS
Made of soft balbriggan. Com
bination pastel colors, applique
trim; 2-pc. style. Sizes 6 to
16 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES
-All-wool gloves in bright gay
colors. Warm, heavy wool to
keep little fingers warm. Sizes
4 to II. Acc
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INFANTS BATHROBES-
Blanket cloth bath robes in love-
ly pastel colors. Novelty trim.
Each sec
INFANTS DRESSES-Infants'
handmade dresses with hand
embroidery trim. Lovely styles,
many colors. Each. .59c
TOTS SWEATERS = Atwood
slipover sweaters in solid and
combination colors. Sizes from 2
to 6 years. Each. ........ SOC
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WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS
Black, red or blue velveteen
bridge slipper. Cowhide leather
soles. Medium heel. Bunny
trim .79c
MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS
Felt house slippers with leather
tips, soft soles and padded heels.
Sizes 6 to II. Pair. :. .79c
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II Hours Still Remain for Christmas Shopping
But You'll Need Only Hour Too for ALL of Your
Shopping If You This

WOMEN'S WOOL GLOVES
Warm wool gift styles in bright
colored designs. Small, medium
or large sizes. Pair. ...... 79c
DAVENPORT PILLOWS
kapok filled davenport pillows in
many different styles and colors.
Square or oblong. Each. e.. 79c
LUNCH CLOTHS = Checkered
linen lunch cloths with fringed
ends. Size 48X48. Blue, red, gold
and green colors. ........ Use
MOVIE PROJECTOR-A real
movie protector complete with 2
films and screen. Easy to oper-
ate. Uses 16 nm. film. .79c
TOY TEA SETS-Set consists
of cups, plates, saucers and
cream and sugar. Hand-painted
designs. Some S1.00, others 79c
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WOMEN'S D'ORSAY SLIP.
PERS-Leather sole D'Orsay
with zapon or rayon crepe up
pers. Medium heels. Red, blue,
black ... S1.O0
WOMEN'S KUMFO SLIPPERS
-Colored sheepskin house Slip
pers. The colors are red, blue.
brown or green. All sizes .S1.0O
CHRISTMAS CARDS Your
name printed on each card: II
styles. Consists of so cards and
envelopes. Box .S1.OO
WOMEN'S SCARFS Woods.
boucle knits and some silks in
triangle, ascot and oblong styles.
Each S1.OO
Observation-Disclosures leath-
er, feathers and fabrics in day.
time or evening styles. All types
at this price of .... SI.OO
FABRIC GLOVES-W Woods.
string knits and double woven
fabrics. Washable. Black or
brown colors. All sizes S1.O0 DIR.
WOMEN'S SWEATERS-Long
or short sleeve slipover styles in
very bright colors. Sizes for
everyone, 81 to 40. ...... S1.O0
WOMEN'S SKIRTS-5Oc5 wool
flannel skirts in pleated styles.
Navy, brown or black. Sizes 26
to 81 S1.00
WOMEN'S WASH FROCKS-
Fruit of the Loom" fabrics in
lovely styles and patterns. All
colors. Sizes IA to 50. SI.O0
WOMEN'S HOOVERETTES =
Attractive prints and pastels in
sheer materials. Small, medium
or large sizes SI.OO
WASTE PAPER BASKET
Walnut waste paper basket.
Large and roomy size. Attrac-
tive and handsomely finished. 81
CAPE COD LAMPS Lovely
table lamps with maple base and
parchment shade. Ideal for CO.
lonial type homes. S1.OO
THROW RUGS-Heavy quality
Administer throw rugs in size
1927 inches. Beautiful pat
terms and colors .. S1.OO
BOUDOIR LAMPS = Complete
with shade. Cute little STYLES in
a complete gift selection. MANY
cOlOrS S100
GIRLS SCARF SETS-2-piece
brushed wool scarf sets in many
bright colored patterns. Scarf
and beret to match. ~ CSC
GIRLS SWEATERS-All-wool
sllpover sweaters in wine, blue.
green or royal blue colors. Sizes
Z to 16 years. Each. $50
PLAIN CHENILLE RUGS
Washable chenille rugs in plain
colors. Ideal for any home or
room. Each ........... CSC
LARGE RAG RUGS-Size Cox
II inches. Many bright plaid
patterns in a grand assortment
of bright colors. Each. $50
INITIATED TOWEL SETS
This set consists of l bath towel
and 2 wash cloths. Choose from
B colors. Set ..... S1.OO
CANNON TOWEL SETS
1 These sets are cellophane
wrapped. Consists of l bath
towel and 2 wash cloths.
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GENEVA 30 o. m.-Ieague Of Ma
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945-Poetic Strings tCBSl.
10:l5-Margaret McCrea (CBS).
10 30-Mrs Farrell's Kitchen of the Air
ii 00-Voice Of Experience tCB6l.
ll.l5-Madison Ensemble (CBSJ
II :30-Life Of Mary Marlin tCBS)
II 45-Five Star Jones CCBS).
u noon-Farm circle.
P M
II 30-NeWs
II 45-Midday Meditation.
l:01-BetWeen the Bookends CCBS).
l:l5-Happy Hollow Chs
l30-Emery Deutsch and orchestra
tCBSl.
l:45-Talk by Guskar Kullman (CBS).
200-Federated Womens Clubs.
230-Hooser Hop CCBSJ
3:30-Commercial Comment (CBS).
3 30-Chicago Varieties tCBS).
3:45-Curtaln Calls.
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WOMEN'S GIFT APRONS
Dainty, smart and pretty little
styles in gift aprons that'll thrill
any woman. Each. 29c
"BUSTER BROWN" ANKLETS
1000 pure wool anklets in
navy or brown colors. Ideal for
active sports women. Pair. 29c
DRESSER SCARFS-Lace edge
dresser scarfs with linen CEN
ters. Natural and colored edges.
Beautiful quality. Each 29c
LINEN HUCK TOWELS-Size
16x30-inch linen buck towels.
White and white with colored
borders. Each ........ 29c
CHILD's UNION sUITs-Tuck
stitch union suits in winter
weight and self help style. Sizes
4 to II years. Each 49,. 29c
CHILD'S CUDDLEs-25%
wool tuck-stitch cuddle panties.
Elastic top. Sizes 4 to 16 years
in group. Each ....... 29c
MICKEY MOUSE HANKIE
SETS-A box of 3 Mickey
Mouse hankies in a gift box.
Children will love these hankies.
Set ....... .............. Zoe
CHILD's SCHOOL HOsE-Full
length Cluster Brown" school
hose. First quality. Smart col
ors. All sizes. Pair. ...... 25c
LACE FILET sCARFs = Size
16x36-inch heavy quality lace
filet cloths. Lovely pattern.
Each Csc
WOMEN'S RINGLESS HOSE
Service weight Chardonize hose
of ringless construction. Regular
sizes. Pair 25c
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indianapolis Broadcasting. Incl
=, TODAY

TODAY
4.3o-Broadcast from Jerusalem (NBCJ.
.92-La VEGA, Burt and the Rhythm Boys
5:20-Broadcast from Parie Nae
2.5U-PresS Radio news lNBCj
2.52-AIma Kitcheu tNBCJ
S.93-Relgion in the News (EBCl.
9.VV-5port Page Of the Air tNBCJ.
e;d2-Popeye the Sailor tNBCj.
6.5g-Sports Slants
5.f5-Io be announced.
a.99-YOur Hit Parade CNBC)
6.9g-Eubinof and his violin lNBCl.
6.30-National barn dance CNBCJ
S.SO-Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia
tNBC)
!U.UQ-Dean Brothers
59.93-Jack Eby's orchestra
~ 50-Ben Bernie's orchestra iNBC)
ii.99-treddie Martins orchestra iNBC)
IIi.s9-Harold Stems orchestra (NBCJ
II 45--DX Radio news.
IL mid.-Sign of
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MONDAY

A. M.
5:30-Tor o the Morning.
6:oQ-Family PRAYER period (Mutuap.
6:l5-Rise and Shine
630-Morning devotions.
645-NeWs flashes
7:00-Chandler chats.
115-Divano trio
7:30-Cheerio (NBC)
8:0o-American Family Robinson.
615-Mail bag
630-Way Down East
845-Back Stage Wife (MutuaD
900-How to be Charming.
9:l5-Home Sweet Home
93O-The Morning Housewares (Mu-
tuaD.
945-Livestock reports.
955-News flashes.
10o0-U. S. Navy band CNBCD.
l0:l5-Jacob Tarshish Mutual
10 3o-Chauncey Parsons, tenor-baritone.
l0;45-Minstrels Mutual.
II 00-Time signal
II ;15-Meat curing time.
IL 20-Mary Alcott. blues singer
ll2S-The Murphy Representative.
l:30-Lvestock reports
ll35-River, weather and market reports
il 45-Farm and Home hour (NBCj
P M
l23o-Painted Dreams (Mutuap.
IL :45-The Love Doctor (Mutuall.
100--Civil government.
l:30-Learn to Sing.
2:45-Nature Study.
2oO-Mollv of the Movies (MutuaD.
2l5-Ma Perkins CNBC).
2:30-Vic and SADIE lNBC).
2:45-The O'Neils ONBC).
Society and Bob.
315-Life of Mary Sothern fMutuaD
3;30-Sundown Varieties (MutuaD.
4;45-News and financial notes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-21
MONDAY

A. NJ
6:30-Morning devotions.
6.45-Reveille.
7:tG-Musical clock.
8:+S-Mary Bakers reviews.
9:00-Tnc Brown family.
9:15-Edward MCHugh (NBC).
9:30-Dance Time.
9.45-Joe White tNBC)
10:00-NBC Light opera (NBCl.
11.00-Lone Star Boys.
1l:l5-Honeyboy and Sassafras tNBC).
1l:30-Smilin Ed Mcconnell.
1l:45-Merrv Madcaps tNBCl.
II noon-S!.verberg ensemble tNBC).
P M
12:15-Two Hearts in Song (NBCl.
12:30--South Sea Islanders CNBC).
l.00-American Education Forum CNBC).
1:30-Melodies.
2.00-Home Folks
215-Kathryn Keisers Kaleidoscope.
2:45-Cub reporter.
3:o0-Woman's radio review (NBC).
3:30-Gir Alone (NBC).
3.45-Grandpa Burton (NBC).