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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26

a year. I was just a bundle Of
nerves and couldn't get a decent
night of rest and I would drag
through every day half-Sick and all
Of my energy had gone from my
body. I tried a lot of medicine and
expensive treatments. but got NO
RELIEF until I found Indo-Vin and
three bottles of it have changed me
entirely Ny nerves are IN such a
fine condition now that I can go to
sleep and get a full night Of rest.
and this certainly makes big diff
ference in the way I feel every
morning. I always get up refreshed.
Ny energy has increased ten-fold
since this medicine had its wonder
full action on my nerves, and I have
not suffered from nervousness since
] took Indo-Vin over a year ago.
I recommend it to EVERYONE"
The Indo-Vin Man is now at Hooks
Drug Store. Illinois and Washing
ton SITS, here in Indianapolis. daily
meeting the public and introducing
and explaining this new mixture of
Natures Medicines. Also being sold
In all the nearby towns by every
good druggist throughout this whole
Observation-Disclosures.
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Times Radio Dial TWisterS

6:o0-Nation's Family Prayer period.
6:i5-Don Hall Trio (NBCJ.
6.30-Cheerio (NBCl.
T.00-Morning Devotions.
7:I5-Organ Rhapsody-Richsrd Leibert
fNBCj.
7:30-Rhythm testers.
7.45-Vass Family (NBC).
s.00-Music by Divano.
5i15-The Banjoleers tNBC).
s.50-Nicholas Mathay's orchestra tNBCl
9.O0-Tne Honeymooners (NBC).
QI5-News flashes.
g.20-Iivestock reports.
e.3o-Morning Parade (NBCl.
f0.0O-The Minute Men-ouartet tNBC).
10:i@Genia Fanariova lNBCl.
l0:30-Merry Madcaps tNBCl
l0:45-Blue Room Echoes tNBCl.
II .00-Time Signal
Lee Gordon's orchestra tNBC).
ff15-World news financial notes and
river and market reports
ii:3o-Eational Farm and Home hour
(NBC).
P NJ.
I2.30-Gene Burchelrs orchestra.
f2.45-George Duffy's orchestra.
i.oo-Rep Thomas r. Rhea lNBC).
2:00-NBC Music Guild (NBCl.
2:30-Our Barn (NBCl.
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FRIDAY

P NJ
4.O0-FlyinE Time CNBcl wEAF.
intercollegiate Council Series (CBSl
Little Old Man nSBC) WIZ.
4i9-Boooy Benson and Sunny jim tCBSl
Three scamps CwLwl.
S.A0-Lesiers orchestra tCBSi WABC.
News; Leola Turner. songs tNBOl
4,s5-Lowel Thomas CNBC) WIZ.
Billy and Betty lNBCl WEAF.
5.c0-Amos n. Andy tNBCJ wEAF.
just Entert ainment fCBS) WABC.
String Ensemble (NBCj WIZ.
5.iS-Jsrry Cooper. baritone tCBSl
Uac.e Ezra's Station CNBcl wEAF.
Tony and Gus tNBC) WIZ.
5.5o-BeTt Blocks orchestra lCBS) wABC
-. kaihleen Wells, songs lNBCl WEAF.
5:s5-Boake Carter CHS WABC.
Morton DoWnev .etBCi WEAF.
Dsagerous. Paradise tNBCI WIZ.
6.0O-ConCeTt fNBCi WEAF.
SketchbooE Chs WAB.
Irene Rich (NBCj WIZ
6-l5-Luclle Manners. soprano (NBC)
s.5o-RgL5 citing, Red Nichcrs orchestra
7:oo-Holiywood Hotel. Paul NUM-, guest.
guest, DICK Powell. Pages or
ehestra lcBsj WABC
Ey 5aaS M afeR5stra Lg Nc, M MFHP'
an Chicago Civic Opera tNBC) WIZ
s.00-FIrst Nighter iNBCl WEAF.
4tEE IA muse fNBC) WIZ.
Himber's Champions lCBSJ WABC.
sSo-Le.th Stevens Harmonies (CBSj
WABC
S S;Ea4s Night-Jos Cook MBc
Concert orchestra and (NBC)
WIZ
s.0o-Carl Hof's orchestra CCBS) WABC
Heroie Hayes orchestra (NBCJ
WEAF
George Holmes CNBcl WIZ.
S-4o-Je5se Crawford, organist (NBC)
WEAF
s-3o-henTy Keller's orchestra CNBC)
ROmaneIis orchest- fCPS,
WABC
,o. MAYORS orchestra CNBCD WIZ.
4O.VO-aeaty Kings orchestra (NBC)
Isham Jones' orchestra (CBs)
shandor. yiolinist; Rine's orchestra
tNBCj WIZ.
WABC.
Henry Keller's orchestra NBCJ
BIssett's orchestra ONPC1 VIZ
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SATURDAY.

A NJ.
530-Top % the Morning.
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SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
7.00-Morning Devotions
115-Tuneful Tick locks
I,43-Mary Bakers Reviews.
9.00-The Honeymooners NBC).
9.15-Wendeu Hall tNBCl
9.30-Morning Parade (NBC).
10.00-Minute Men fNBC1
l0;l5-Honeyboy and Sassafras CNBC).
lO.30-Bue Room Echoes (NBC).
l0.45-Cecil and Sally.
II :O0-Ho-Po-Ne Safety Club.
II .30-Farm and Home Hour (NBCl
12.30-Ideal Reporter.
12:45-Week End Revue (NBCl.
1.30-Universitv of Wisconsin Music
Clinic fNBC1.
2.O0-Cleo Brown (NBCO.
2-15-MUsic Magic tNBCl.
2.45-Teddy Hills orchestra (NBC).
3.l5-Jackie Heller (NBC).
3:30-Austin Wylie's orchestra (NBC.
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HIGH SPOTS ON FRIDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAMS.

6:00-NBC (WJZ) Irene Rich.
6:30-NBC (WJZ)-Ruth Etting.
Columbia-Hollywood H I,
Dick Powell, Paul Mum, guest.
7:30-NBC (WJZ)-Phil Baker.
s:0o-NBC (WEAF) -First Nighter.
drama
NBC (WJz)-Meetin' House.
s:3o-NBC CWEAF) Night
Joe Cook.
Columbia-The Columbians.
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WFBM (123O) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
FRIDAY.

indianapolis Power and Light Company
FRIDAY.
northumberland Council Series (CBS).
4:l5-Tea Time Tunes.
4:45-Allen Leafer's orchestra. QCBS1
4:55-Tonight on the Air.
5:00-American Family Robinson.
5:l5-Jerry Cooper (CBS)
5:30-Christian Science program.
5:45-Studio Program
5.55-NeWS.
6;OO-Recovery Speaker.
6,05-Kurkd1ie Ensemble (CBS).
6:30-Court of Human Relations (CBS).
7.00-Hollywood Hotel (CBS).
6.00-Champions tCBS).
6:30-Leith Stevens HarmonieS (CBS).
S:45-Piano Twins.
9.00-Red Horse Ranch.
9.l5-NeWs.
9.20-Diamond Dust
9:30-Benny Goodman's orchestra (CBS)
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Fishing the Air

The "Sketchbook. featuring Christophe,
Morley, noted author and story-teller. with
Virginia Verrill and Johnny Green's or
chestra, will offer a program of song story
and syncopation on an eastern WABC.
Columbia network Friday. July Is. from
500 to $50 p. m.
Light, refreshing tunes in keeping
with the hour will be presented by the
orchestra the Gust Entertainment
program Friday, from 500 to Sis D. M,
over the BC-COIumbia network.
Paul NUM-. one of Americas foremost
character stars of the stage and screen
will make one of his rare appearances or
the air on Friday when he is presented
to the nationwide radio audience of WFBM
and the Columbia network as the guest
star OF Dick Powell's hollywood Hotel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26
NERVOUS SPELLS
ENDED YEAR AGO
indianapolis Lady Tells
How IndO-Vin Brought
Lasting Relief From
Nervous Affection.

The real test
of any medicine
is proof that it
brin g S lasting
relief. as in the
case of Mrs. Nan
ReSler, of 1929
E. 9Th ST., here
in indianapolis,
who says: Undo
Vim was the first
medicine h a I
gave me any
permanent relief,
and I haven't
suffered with my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26

The Feast Day of st. Anne de Beaupre,
at her shrine near the city of Quebec in
Canada, to which thousands of pilgrims
from all parts of the world come for re-
lief from their Affections, will be described
Friday over an NBC-WEAF network at
1880 p. m.
"Play Ball." a baseball drama with
Don Ameche playing speed" a demon
pitcher, and June Meredith starring as
the daughter of the clubs manager. will
be the First Nighter presentation Fri
day at 500 p. M. CDST, over an NBC-
WEAF network.
Richard Himber and his Champions or
cheStra will feature Love Me Forever,
and You're All I Need" on their pro-
gram to be broadcast over WFBM and the
Columbia network Friday from 800 to
$50 p. m.
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Io:Oo-LuiEi Romanelh's orchestra (cBsl
% 30 BohemisnS-
II ,00-FIovd Tovne's orchestra fCBS).
II .30-Horatio Zito-s orchestra (CBSl.
u .0o-Midnight-Sign OF.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26
AUTO-TRAIN VISITS CITY
10000 Miles Travelled So Far by
Brewery Vehicle.

Indianapolis was visited today by
az auto-train, sponsored by the
Centlivre Brewing Co., Ft. Wayne.
1t is an auto fashioned after a
train and it is driven by Bill Par
sons. 1t has travelled, the brewery
company says, more than $50 miles
in 20 foreign countries.
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Io:Oo-LuiFi Romanellfs orchestra (CBSl.
il:oo-Fioyd Toxne's orchestra gessl.
II ,30-HoTatio Zito's orchestra tCBSj.
.0o-Midnight-Sign Of.
SATURDAY
sso-chuck Wagon.
700-Early Birds.
s0s-Mellow Moments (cBsl.
sl5-Carlton and Shaw CBSl.
s30-Davis Cup Matches from London
eso-Women in India. talk fcBs).
e55-Paiestrina Chorus tCBSl.
lOo0=-Dayis Cup Matches from London
1l.oo-JscE shannon tcBs).
ii.l5-Jack and Gil lCBSl.
II Bobby Mills orchestra tCBsl.
li:45-Parm Circle.
i2i5-News.
u .20-Madison Ensemble (CBSl.
Y :3o-Maurie Sherman orchestra tCBSl.
LOGON the Village Green iCBSl.
l.3o-Jubilee Program from London
2:oo-Three Little Words tCBsl.
2:15-Among our Souvenirs (CBSl.
30o-Frank Daiieys orchestra (CBSl.
330-Elsie Thompson. organist (CBSl.
3:45-Tito Guizar (CBSl.
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
4.6O-Littls Old Man tNBC).
4.l5-Three Scamps tNBCi.
4:30-Jack Armstrong
4:45-Lowell Thomas (NBCl.
5.00-Amos N Andy (NBC).
5I5-Old Fashioned Girl.
5.30-Bob NeWhal.
.45-Dangerous Paradise (NBC).
6.00-Hot Dates in History.
6.15-Captain Alfred G. Karger.
6.30-Red Nichols orchestra with Ruth
Etting (NBC).
7:00-Frank Mum, tenor. and Abe Ly-
mans orchestra tNBCJ.
7;30-Floyd Gibbons.
7:45-The Norsemen-male quartet.
S:00-First Nighter (NBCl.
6.30-Music Box Hour.
9.00-WLW news room.
9.i5-Lum and Abner tMutuaD.
9:30-Waltzing Through Europe.
l0t00-Georglan Bay program.
l0:05-Coney Island orchestra
l015-Gene Burchells orchestra.
10 :30-Bily Bisset's orchestra (NBC)
ll:00-Laiglon Continental G /
Mutual
11:l5-Anson Weeks orchestra (MutuaD.
11:30-Joe Sanders Mutual.
1l:45-Johnny Courtneys orchestra
l2:OO-Midnight - George Duffy's Or
A. M.
II .30-Moon River
1:00-Sign of.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31
Dinners and Dancing to Greet
Ne7V Year at T1o1Un, Country Clubs

The New Year is to be ushered in
with great festivity at the town
clubs, with members and their
guests forming parties for dinner
and dancing tonight.
Indirect lighting around the ball
room and the Lantern room Of the
indianapolis Athletic Club are to
cast a glow on vari-colored balloons.
Noisemaker favors are to form table
decorations.
Supper is to be served at 10, with
breakfast to order after 8.
Columbia Club members are in
viting guests to join their festive
parties tonight.
Miniature snowmen against a
blue background are to form the
decorations. The floor show,
champagne Cocktail Capers," is to
be presented in the ballroom on the
tenth floor and in the main dining
room on the third floor.
Confetti and noisemakers are to
brighten the celebration of Hoosier
Athletic Club members and their
guests as they dance from 10 to 8.
Breakfast is to be served at 4.
Ace Entertainers are to present a
floor show. Horace Riggs and his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31
Couple Wed in
Ceremony Held
at City Church

AS a surprise to their relatives
and friends comes the announce
ment of the marriage yesterday in
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
of Miss Martha Lee McCreary and
John G. Williams. The wedding
ceremony had been announced for
Jan. II.
The couple left for Palm Springs,
Cal, and Los Angeles and later are
to sail for Honolulu. They are to
return to Indianapolis after Feb. IS,
where they are to be at home at POT
w. 44th-st.
DR. j. Ambrose Dunkel' read the
ceremony. The bride wore her
travelling suit of brown with an Or
child corsage.
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard E. McCreary and
Mr.. Williams is the son of D. P.
Williams, Philadelphia, and for
merly of indianapolis, and Mrs.
Richard w. Smitheram, Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
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were selected at 10 Monday, the
names were drawn from this box.
AS each name was called, it was
typed by an employe in the clerks
Office. The list then was turned
over to the sheriff's Office and jurors
we're notified of their selection.
The same procedure is used in
selection of the petit jury. Special
venires are called when necessary
by the same method.
The recent jury selected for the
trial of Forrest Jacoby, Al Head,
John Head and Jerry Dukes was
taken from two venires, the first Of
SO persons, the second Of 25. For
the first list, names of % women
and % men were drawn. On the
second venire, II women and l3
men were called. This jury was dis
missed when illness of a woman
jurors husband made it impossible
for her to serve.
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Out-0f TOz0n Visitors to Join
MerYymakerS at Club Fr0Iic

Kittle home, is to go with John
Sloane Kittle Jr.
Miss Mary Hinkle, Bloomington, is
to be at the party as Miss Betty
Whitaker's guest.
Classmates Of Henry Fauvre at
Wesleyan University, MiddletoWn,
Conn, are to accompany him.
Attending the Student Volunteer
Movement convention here, they in
clude Robert Craig and Walter
Bennett, both Of Long Island, N. w
Edgar See, South Orange, N. j.:
Dan Brewster, Old Phaeleron,
Greece, and Robert Shaw, Wellesley,
Mass. They are house guests Of Mr..
Fauvre.
Club members assisting Mrs. j.
William Wright, chairman. are Jack
Messick Jr., Scott Olive Jr., Henry
Fauvre. Don and Lewis Morrison,
Otto Janus Jr., Charles Huston,
Daniel Taylor, Richard Voyles and
Newell Van Sickle They are to
wear Distinguishing white carnakjon
boutonniereS.
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Black Cat orchestra are to play for
dancing.
Country clubs are to add to the
merriment of New Years celebration
tonight with parties at their club
houses.
At midnight, celebrators at Wood
stock Club are to be given noise
makers and favors. Members are
arranging dinner parties to precede
the dance and many intend to re-
main for breakfast.
indianapolis Country Club mem
bers are to have dinner parties in
the clubhouse, decorated with white
Christmas trees lighted in blue and
large tree in the ballroom orna-
mented with colored lights. Break
fast is to be served from to 6.
Hillcrest Country Club is to enter
tain its members and their guests
at dinner, dance and floor show.
Two hundred are expected to par
ticipate in the celebration and
dance to the music Of the Silver
Dragon orchestra.
Meridian Mills Country Club ira
ditionally holds open house on New
Years Day as its seasonal welcome,
and officers are to receive members
and friends fom to tomorrow.
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DINNER AT MAROTT
TO HONOR COUPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. NIattingly
are to entertain with bridal dinner
tonight at the Marott in honor of
their daughter, Miss MARGARET
Mattingly, and j. Lawrence Sims.
who are to be married at $3.50 to-
morrow in Irvington PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Mr.. Sims is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy G. Sims.
The table is to be decorated in
oIue and white and women guests
are to receive corsages as favors.
Guests are to include Miss Agnes
MedSker, maid of honor; Charles
Voorhis and Ralph Hustled. ushers
and Lee Romine, Cincinnati. best
man. Others are to be Miss Mar
garet Walden, Miss Dorothy Har-
wood, Louisville: Mrs. Voorhis, Glenn
Thompson, Seymour, and Mrs. and
Mrs. Sims.
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Horse Shoes and Plays
HighHgM Social Calendar for 35

cations annual roundup on Oct. Is
at Gregg farm.
Proceeds from st. Margaret's
Guild dance Dec. 7 were used for
the guilds work in the City Hos
pital occupational therapy depart
ment.
During the Christmas holidays
with the numerous college set teas,
suppers and dances, the club dances
and another Princeton Triangle CLUB
show, What Relief" Miss Janet
Noyes' debut on Dec. 81 was the
climax and the most lavish party
in the city for many seasons.
At frequent intervals during the
year, the Players and Dramatic
Clubs, the Propylaeum, the Lambs
Club, Civic and Children's Theaters
and numerous literary and cultural
clubs have offered entertainments,
which have provided balance, en-
lightenment and variety for
moments of recreation.
Prominent Weddings Recalled
Highlighting a score of days on
the 1885 calendar were the weddings
of socially prominent principals.
Marriage VOWS were exchanged by
Miss Cecily Fletcher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews Fletcher,
and Paul johnson De Vault in Jan
uary at All Saints Cathedral. Also
married in the same month were
Miss Marion Barnard, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. Harry E. Barnard, and
George Fotheringhan1, son of MI.
and Mrs. William Fotheringham,
Boston.
The marriage of Miss Frances
Reed, daughter of Mr.. and MIS-.
Frank M. Reed, to Hans Georg
Boehm, Evanston, ILL.,, and formerly
of Offenbach-on-the Main, Ger
many, was solemnized in February.
Following the marriage in April
of Miss Betty Lee Burns, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. Lee Burns, and
Daniel Laynan, Los Angeles, the
couple left for Los Angeles and their
future home in Pasadena. Bishop
Joseph M. Francis read the service
at the Burns home.
Ruth Dunwoody Is Bride
The marriage of Miss Ruth Dun
woody, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Dunwoody, ST. Paul, and
William j. Kothe, son of Mrs. Ida
Lieber Kothe, was performed the
same month. The couple visited
Naples, Switzerland and Germany
on the wedding trip. Another i'm
portant wedding in May was that
of Miss Virginia Hubbard, daughter
of Mrs. Kin Hubbard, and Bernard
w. Schotters, son of Mrs. Elizabeth
Schotters.
One of the 1oveliest summer we'd
dings was read for Miss Barbara
Foltz and Herbert Rubsamen, New
York, in the garden of the home of
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dering all the time what behind the closed
At 1870 the movie and the
lace and Mrs Davis decided home The
my sitting talk and
await the results.
In about half hour Secretary
Wallace and Mr. Davis, burst
almost started the discussion
Of those discussions that profess.
There things which
developing and studying theory class
developing youthful minds they
deal with facts and profit by what they have
thoughts quite different
given period
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31
House Guest
Is HOnored bv
City Hostess

Miss Portia Pittenger, who is
the house guest of Miss Betty Hum
phreys, is to leave Sunday to take
up work on the teaching staff in
the Ohio State School for the Deaf.
Miss Pittenger has been study
ing at the Perkins Institute in
Boston, Mass.
Miss Humphreys entertained last
night for her house guest.
Other guests were Mrs. Victor
Hertz and Mrs. Paul Mccarthy,
Los Angeles, Calf, who is visiting
Mrs. E. j. Mccarthy; Misses Mar
tina Banta, Helen Root, Adele Never
Virginia Powell, Betty Kalleen,
Dorothy Aidag, Jeane McWorknan,
Dorothy Reasoner, Helen Royce,
Barbara French, Dorothy Srader,
Lois La Farm, Lois Gerdts, Ann
Redwine, Anita Reavis, Mary Eliza
beth Ikerd and Dorothy Dunbar.
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WornenPlay
New Role in
Jury Duties
Home and Social Plans
Upset as Names Are
Put on List.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

No longer can the indianapolis
housewife arrange to do her spring
house cleaning the third week in
May, and know with any certainty
that at such time she will be WELD
ing dustmop and broom.
That may be the week she will
be called to court to pass Judgment
on a hold-up suspect or to hear
evidence in a civil suit.
Seven Marion County women
have learned this, as they arrange
their program of future activities.
One Woman on Grand Jury
They are Mrs. Elma Hart, 1875 f.
36th-st, only woman named for
prospective duty on the Marion
County grand jury, and six other
women selected for possible petit
jury service.
Women named petit jury tales
men, who may be called to hear
cases tried in Marion County Grim
inal Court, are Mrs. Mary Pavey,
1880 Finley-av; Mrs. Anna j. Tauer,
1116 Villa-av; Mrs. Dora O'Neil,
1921 E. New York-st; Nettie R. Har-
vey, R. r. 7, Box 201; Mary Butter
worth, r. R. Is, Box IS, and Mrs.
Clara Taylor, 800 E. 31st-st.
Jury service, until eight months
ago almost unknown to local
women, has become not only pos
sibility, but probability.
In the box locked in the clerk S
Office in the Marion County Court
house, there probably are as many
women's names as there are mems,
Charles R. Ettinger, deputy county
clerk, said today.
o.. Women Are Efficient
In spite of this threat of interior
ence with their home and social
lives, women in Marion County
have proved efficient in their new
role as jurors, Mr.. Ettinger says.
"In the first place, they are not
as stubborn as men, and so they are
not as likely to hang a jury" he
says. women like to hear evidence
weigh it and turn in verdict. They
are busy persons, and they are
anxious to get home to their duties
and families.
Another thing, it would be hard
for anyone to bride woman juror
I believe A man never could be
sure that a woman wouldn't talk
about it to some of her friends, Tor
you know it is hard for a woman
to keep a secret"
No Picking On" Them
There is no need for women to
conclude jury commissioners are
picking on them" when called for
Jury service, for it is square and
above-board procedure according
to Mr.. Ettinger.
Women are being selected because
jury commissioners want higher
type iuries, and they believe they
will get them by having more
women on the lists, he says.
Names for prospective jurors are
taken from the tax duplicates he
explains. These names are placed
in a box, which is kept locked in a
safe in the clerks Office. The box
can't be opened except by the use
of all three keys to it. Ralph Edg-
erton, Republican commissioner,
has one key; Theodore Weiss
Democratic commissioner, has an
other, and the clerk has the third. u
When the grand jury candidates
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31
Hotel
Decorated for
Party Tonight

smilaX is to festoon the pillars CT
the Marott crystal dining room, and
dinner tables are to be centered
with red and green flowers for the
New Years eve celebration tonight.
Among parties to attend are those
formed by Messrs. and Mesdames
James A. Stuart Jr., Henry Dollman.
W. E. Temple, j. Eugene Rowland,
!. E. Cramp, John H. Hancock,
Greensburg; Roy Kicker and Messrs.
George H. Pattison, c. T. Earl, u. B.
Yeager and r. K. Law.
Holiday dinner is to be served at
8 following the regular dinner serv-
ice from $50 to 8. Dancing from
8 to is limited to 200 reservations
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SHOW IS SCHEDULED
IN DANCE PROGRAM

A floor show. including several
musical numbers, has been arranged
for the Indianapolis Maennerchor's
ball tonight.
Mrs. Hazel Silvey Hill, soprano:
Mrs. w. ]. Goory, contralto; Ooley
Brothers. harmony team. and a
double male quartet are to be in
cluded.
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Gordon hosiery. It's on sale now
03c only, or 2 pairs for S160. To
think e.. all those various numbers
from extra service weight on down
tc daintiest chiffon and even includ-
ing the Ne-FleX knee action stock
ings. They're regularly sold at a
much higher price so you really
should stock up on stockings while
the values last. And if may men
ton one more item without detain-
ing you, the Selby Arch PreseYver
Shoes are marked away down from
SO and $1,000 TO S565, $685. and
S705. Guess you VIII just have TO
shop MAROTT'S either this evenin'
or early on the morn Of Jan. End.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31

P. Robinson, formerly of the fort.
and now Of New York.
Other guests are to be Mrs. Fancis
Hall, daughter of the Robinson's.
and Lieut.. Hall: Maj. and Mrs. w.
<. Wheeler, Maj. and Mrs w. H.
Craig, Maj. and Mrs. R. L. Cudlipp,
Maj. and Mrs. L. P. Stewart, and
Lieut.. and Mrs. r. c. Bower
Col. and Mrs. Clifford Bluemel
also are to entertain friends at din
ner.