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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-11
6 Suspects
In Bombing
Free Again
All-Night Question
ing Fails To Solve
Easter Package
Fatalities

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, April 11-(AP)-
Six suspects questioned all night in
the Easter gifts" bombings, which
killed one man and MANNED four other
persons, were released by post office
investigators today.
Among those questioned was for
mer miner, in whose home police said
they found cigar box similar to the
ones in which the Good Friday bombs
were mailed.
At Philadelphia, Chief Postal In
spector w. N. Johnston said his men
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-11
3 Drown AS
Plane Sinks
In Collision
Brazilian Clipper Is
Overturned in Trim
idad Harbor Fol
lowing Crash

Miami, Fla, April 11.-(AP)- The
19-ton air liner Brazilian Clipper sank
today after a collision with fishing
boat in the harbor of Port-of-Spain,
Trinidad, drowning two passengers
and the steward and injuring possibly
a score of others, including Jose
Iturbi, world famous pianist.
Radio messages to Pan-American
Anyways divisional headquarters re-
ported others of the 18 passengers and
seven crew men were rescued from
Continued on Page Two.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-11
Four Deaths
FrOmFlOods
Over South
No Serious Damage
or Loss of Life In
Sight at Present
Time, However

Memphis, Tenn, April II (AP)-
With some 5000 residents of six SOU
thern states seeking refuge from the
menacing Mississippi smaller rivers
claimed four lives yesterday and
caused considerable property damage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-04-11

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Groups Are Formed to Attend
MidSun1n1e," Nights Dream Here

Groups from schools, literary
clubs, stores and industrial plants
are being organized to attend pres
entations of "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" at Keith's Theater. The film
opens Wednesday night. Chairmen
have been selected for the groups
and arrangements are being made
for cooperating with the sponsor
ing committee.
John Kautz is arrangements
committee chairman.
J. Malcolm Dunn, county schools
superintendent, is in general charge
of the county school group with
Wendell Martin, chairman of the
county schools English department,
in direct charge.
Indianapolis Kindergarten So
ciety. representing more than 20
parent groups, is being organized by
Miss Grace Brown. Miss Jean
O'Connell is in charge of the paro-
chial school group and DR.. John S.
Harrison is directing the Butler
University group.
Other groups and their chairmen
are: American Association of Uni
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Columbia Club
Evening Party
Set for Feb. !

Included on the Columbia Clubs
winter social calendar are the din
ner bridge party and dance to be
held Feb. for members and their
guests.
Dinner Is to be served at $50 in
the tenth floor ballroom, followed by
bridge. Table prizes are to be
awarded.
Members and their guests are to
dance to music of Amos Otstot'S
orchestra. Mrs. j. Hart Laird, club
hostess, is in charge of arrange
ments.
The club president, Frank A.
Butler, has asked the following
members to act as hosts and
hostess: MesSrs. and Mesdames
Merrill Atkinson, Charles Babcock,
Omar S. Hunt, Bernard R. Batty,
Warren Bird, Dave Braden, R. S.
Blatchley, T. P. Burke, william S.
Sandman. A. J. Galloway, H. E.
Nyhart, Fred w. Jungclaus, George
S. Olive. Howard w. Painter, Ross
Qualkinbush, Charles j. Kotteman,
Frank G.. Laird, Ira A. Minnick, DR..
j. II. Kemper, N. l.. McCready,
Louis C. Wilson, Roy E. Hickman,
l.. A. Wiies, Herbert G. Tyson, c. E.
White; George M Barnard, H. M.
cranberry and Otis Broadway. all
of Newcastle; C. G. Pike, Plainfleld;
o. v. Badgley and Earl Sells, An
derson: Phil Baker, Columbus; Roy
Metzger, E. c. Pulliam and H. w. c.
Fosdick. all of Lebanon.
Others are DR.. and Mrs. Sidney
L. Aronson and Dr. and Mrs. B. B.
Pettijohn.
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members are to inspect the hos
pitfalls remodeled kitchens and
cafeteria. Invitation is extended
by DR.. John G. Benson, hospital
superintendent.
Junior department of Broadway
M. E. Sunday School has given IS
books to the Thomas Taggart Me-
mortal Children's Floor through the
Helping Hand Guild, it is an
nounced by Mrs. j. Lemuel john
son, guild sponsor.
Beacon Guild is to meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John Harvey, $685. Winthrop-av.
The Children's Cheer Guild is to
hold an all-day meeting Wednes-
day, and the Clara Barton Guild is
to meet Wednesday night, both in
the headquarters.
Thursday and Friday, Jan. 80 and
81, are to be special work days in
the headquarters, it is announced
by Miss Anne M. White, hostess.
Members of all guilds are asked to
assist in making dressings and
surgical mending.
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ARNOLD NEW
HEAD OF SORORITY

Miss Alma Arnold is new presi-
dent of Alpha Chapter, Theta Sig
ma Delta sorority. Other officers
are Mrs. Joseph McHugh, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Kenneth Adler, secre-
tary; Mrs. Edward Scheier. treas
urer; Miss Sue Long, pledge mis-
tress; Mrs. Robert Blakey, sergeant
at arms; Mrs. Henry Seig, historian,
and Miss Bessie Blake, chaplain.
The chapter is to meet Monday
night at the home of Miss Blake,
234 Easternyav. Installation serv-
ices and initiation for Mrs. Henry
Chatfelter and Miss Elinor Herrick
are to be held at Hollyhock Hill
Feb. 2.
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Columbia Club
Dinner Tonight
to Honor Pair

Jonquils, azaleas, sweetpeas, roses
and gardenias are to be massed into
a plateau arrangement centering a
dinner table tonight at the Column
bia Club. The dinner is to be given
by Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe
Drake for their daughter, Miss Irma
Frances Drake and her flance, Jo-
seph Irwin Cummings.
Miss brakes marriage to Mr..
Cummings, son of DR.. and Mrs.
David Joseph Cummings, Browns
town, is to take place tomorrow at
the Drake home.
Guests are to include the bridal
party, Miss Jane Drake, sister of
the bride to be; Edwin Cummings,
brother of the bridegroom to-be;
Robert Stang, Columbus, and Har-
rison Eiteljorg
Others are to be Mrs. Stang, DR..
and Mrs. Leo Harris, Lawrenceburg
Tenn; Mrs. Eiteljorg. Miss Mary
Koehler and Robert Rhoads Jr.
Rehearsal for the wedding is to
precede the dinner.
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eight summers at Holiday Camp,
Hackensack, Mimi, and has been
in charge of horseback instruction
at Iowa State Teachers College,
Cedar Falls, Ia.
Because of the indicated interest
in the new courses, she expects to
limit each class to u girls, in order
to give effective instruction. She is
to take a large number into non
credit group on Saturday mornings.
The riding courses are to give one
hour of academic credit. Glasses
are to continue until the end of the
school year in June. a horse show
for class members is 20 be arranged
for the final session of the semester
Among students who have regis
tered for the course are Misses
Betty Prinzler, Joan Jose, Dorothy
Schilling, Nadine Frye, Betty Grit
fin, Jean Spencer, Carol Langfitt
and Therese Alig.
Course Is Endorsed
Hearty approval of the new course
was expressed today by local riding
stable instructors. Mrs. M. H. Full
Ter, instructor at Meridian Hills
Riding Stables. believes Butler is
keeping up with other colleges and
universities in inaugurating the
course
Many schools have courses CT
this kind now" she said. "Women's
interest in riding is increasing and
1 believe the time will come when
at least half the women in our
community will be accomplished
horsewomen. The scarcity of good
riding horses testifies to the grow
ing interest in the sport.
Riding and swimming, in my
opinion, are the most pratical sports
for women. Both make women able
to withstand such drastic weather
as we have been experiencing in
the last week.
Il have been able to keep from
contracting cold this winter. and
am sure this is because I have
been out riding every day. Even
in this sub-zero weather, have not
worn a topcoat. / believe women
who ride habitually can take cold
weather better than those who in
dulge in milder, indoor sports"
Urges Children To Ride
While Mrs. Fuller believes there
would be even greater advantage
in girls taking up riding while
children, she feels that at college
age they still are young enough to
learn to be good horsewomen.
Their bodies still are flexible.
and they can learn to ride properly.
The number of inquiries about
riding lessons that I have had from
college-age girls shows me that this
course is one which co-eds have
been anxious to have"
r. H. Brown, owner of the Brown
Riding Stables, joins Mrs. Fuller in
belief that womens health is i'm
proved by learning to ride while
young.
There is an advantage to outdoor
exercise from the health stand
point, he said today Besides the
health benefits. girls will find more
enjoyment in horseback riding than
they do in other forms of physical
education, for it will give them
recreation in addition to exercise. .
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Of
Legion Body
Meet Today
State Auxiliary Officers
and National Chairmen
Hold Discussions.

National department chairmen of
the American Legion Auxiliary held
advance committee meetings today,
while Indiana presidents and secre-
taries met in the annual conference
at the indianapolis Athletic Club
The state conference heard re-
ports of department chairmen on
child welfare, community service
and legislation. Speakers included
Mrs. Isabel Meredith, child welfare
department chairman; Mrs. Peg
Barr. national chairman: Mrs.
Elmira Mccormick. community
service department chairman. and
Mrs. George HaSs, national chair
man.
Mrs. Melville Mucklestone held a
meeting with the national advisory
board, to arrange the 1886 program
for the auxiliary. Meeting with her
were Mesdames Whit Y. MacHugh,
Alton, N. Y: j. B. Dunn, Bad AK,
Mich: Frank H. Carpenter, Sour
Lake, Tex: John Wayne Chapman,
Santa Fe, N. M, and James E. Paul
soil, Summit, S. D.
Poppy Head Presides
Mrs. Beatrice Kelly, state depart
ment poppy chairman, presided at
the poppy breakfast this morning.
mo sane, sensible American citi-
zen wishes to be either peace-at-
any-price pacifist or War-at-any-
cost militarist," Mrs. Malcolm Doug
las, Seattle, national defense COM
mittee chairman, said last night at
the national defense dinner spon-
sored by the Indiana department.
There is a reasonable stand be-
tween these two extremes"
War, like crime, is real prob
lem to citizens of the United States,
Mrs. Douglas said.
Urges Preparedness
"We must prepare to meet and
cope with war exactly as we prepare
to meet and cope with crime" she
said.
Recent events have proven that
it is just as impossible to establish
permanent peace by paper pacts a
it was to insure prohibition by con-
stitutional amendment. With wars
raging and more wars in prospect,
it would seem, for the American
people, that peace has become too
grave a concern to be left to pro-
fessional peacenlakers.
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Calendar Of Club Events

Johnson and r. r. Coble, assist
ants. Guess Who" Mrs. L. A. BEEN.
Alpha Kappa Latreian. Mrs. John
Dalton, 1747 N. Pennsylvania-st.
hostess. Mesdames K. w. Hardey
and Alvin G. Johnson, assistants.
Chalk Talk" R. O.. Berg.
Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs.
Stephen j. Corey, so N. Boiton-av,
hostess. Damascus" Mrs. j. P.
Ragsdale.
Anagnous Group, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron. Mrs. Walter Carey, 146
S. Ritter-av, hostess. "The Heroic
in History" Mrs. A. S. Miles.
Alpha Chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron. Mrs. A. L. Lowdermiik,
"a Irving-st, hostess. Heroes and
Hero Worship" Mrs. w. H. Colsher.
Alpha Eta Latreian. Mrs. Foster
C!ashue, 5735 Delaware hostess.
Covered dish luncheon.
To K.alon Club. Mrs. Otto Muel-
Ter, 5161 Washington blvd, host
ess. Russian School of Painting, y
Mrs. Frank Churchman.
Alpha Latreian. Mesdames Law
renee Henderson and Francis Som
mer, hostesses. Creative Work
With Children" Miss Juanita Bivans.
Late Book Club. Mesdames Anne
Bergman and j. P. Tretton, hostesses.
Speaker, Mrs. Katherine Turney
Garten.
Epsilon Sigma Omicron Mrs. Tom
Smith, hostess. Sea and Land"
Mrs. w. H. Polk.
Thursday
Beta Delphian Club. Directors
room, Indiana National Bank. Mrs.
Max Bardach. Mesdanes c. v.
Raiser and Arthur l.. Leonard, as
sistants. Her Masters Voice." Mrs.
Charles MenMuir.
1908 Club. Mrs. Nelson Gibson,
2815 N. New Jersey-st, hostess.
Portfolio Club. Messrs. and Mes
DANES Herbert Foltz and John
Kautz, supper committee. Be
lieve 1t or Not" Mrs. Robert F.
Daggett.
Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. l..
C. Messick, $50 E. 14th-st, hostess.
Our Great Power Dams" Mrs. E.
j. Shields.
Friday
Irvington Fortnightly Club. Mrs.
P. w. Cornelius, 5416 LoweIl-av,
hostess. Achievements of the
Hapsburgs and Hohenzollerns," Mrs.
E. A. Williams. THE Rothschild
Family" Mrs. o. L. Black.
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Mrs. WinSlOw
to Teach Two
Butler Glasses

Mrs. Walker Winslow has been
named to teach two courses in So
GEOLOGY for Butler University evening
division next semester.
The courses are to be OF interest
to mothers and housewives, as well
as social workers and students OF
sociology, Mrs. WinSlow says.
Urban Sociology" is to be taught
at $50 on Tuesdays. On Thursdays
at the same hour she is to meet a
class in 1.-The Child and Society"
Both classes are to meet in Jordan
Hall and are to give three hours of
academic credit to qualified persons.
The sociology courses are among
classes which the Butler evening
division has scheduled for women.
Courses are to be available in home
economics, commercial science, lit
erature, education and the sciences
for women.
Registration is to be Feb. g..
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Dance Parties
Arranged for
Sorority Fete

Parties are being arranged for
the dance of Gamma alumnae of
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority to-
morrow night at the indianapolis
Athletic Club. Miss Magdalene
Adams is dance chairman and Miss
Virginia Goodwin. alumnae presi-
dent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Pritchett Jr
are to have as their dinner guests
preceding the dance Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sergeant, Misses Marie Roach
and Agnes Ball, and Kenneth Calm
and Irwin Schaffer.
A group is to be entertained in
formally at the home 'of Miss Dor
cas- Rock preceding the dance. In
the party are to be Messrs. and
Mesdames Clark Reggie, Colburn
Scholl, John Wilson, Francis Som
smsrs, Laurens Henderson, Harold
Mercer, Merle McCloud, D. R. Rock
Harold Burge, David Konold and A.
l.. Curie, and Miss Glen Schwenk
Volney Hampton and Paul Vandiver
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Sury, Miss Mar
jory Boyd and Don Bauermeister are
to be among the guests to be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Bauer
meister at their home. Miss Eliza
beth Karsell Is to entertain several
guests at her home preceding the
dance.
Among the guests coming from
out of town for the event are Misses
Merle Earring, Terre Haute; Eleanor
Hack, Boggstown; Jane Anne Gard
ner. Anderson; Dorothy Degrees,
Troy. O., and Anne Arnold, Peru,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Lennox,
Lebanon.
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Smith Alunnae
Start Work on
Dance Program

AS date of the Smith College Club
dance at the Columbia Club ap-
proaches, sub committees under
Miss Florence Barrett, chairman.
are assuming their duties. The
dance is Feb. 8.
Miss Barrett is in charge of res
ervations for the dance and the
preceding dinner. Miss Katharine
Brown is ticket chairman, and Mrs.
Frederic M. Ayres Is arranging for
decorations.
Mrs. Frank Hoke, club president,
is an ex-offieio member of the gen.
eral committee.
Others are Mrs. Morris Lanvills
Brown, Mrs. John Pearson Jr., Mrs.
Henderson Wheeler, Misses Eleanor
Anne Barrett. Julianne Campbell,
Eunice and jeanne Dissette and
Irving Monkey. Mrs John P. Col
lett is publicity chairman.
All committee members are selling
tickets. No invitations have been
issued
Proceeds are to be contributed to
the Smith College emergency fund.
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E. VENTS

PROGRAMS
Pleasant A.. of Family
fare Society," talk Music
Pleasant Run PIT A. Study Club Thurs Mrs Ruby Beaver
Mental Hygiene"
Food?" The Rev Windhorst devotions
Study Clubs meetings
Ben Davis High School and school
Mrs Ina Housers pupils, program.
Ben Davis Grade School
Mary Bailey, director
SORORITIES
Delta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi D. m Mon. Claypool
Kappa Chapter Mu Phi Epsilon
Belo, 1886 N Beville Benefit
MOTHERS GROUP
Lauer Mothers Club Sat- Cubroom Country
store at 3; supper at 5.
CARD PARTIES
Bruce Robson American Auxiliary post Sat- College
Bngo dance Mesdames Ragsdale Jordan
and Harold Purse and Ellis McCammon william Mddles-
worth in charge.
Womans Democratic Club
Sat. Hill Top Hall, 1914 Madison-av. All games
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BY HELEN LINDSAY
College education critics who con-
tend girls could do better by spend
ing their time acquiring good COM
mon horse-sense" instead of pur-
suing many of the college courses,
are losing one of the points of their
argument.
Butler university co-eds are to go
riding for academic credit next
semester, according to an announce
ment made today by the physical
education department for women on
the Fairview campus
Two classes in horseback riding
have been scheduled for the new
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Monday

Vincent Reading Circle. Mrs. o.
D. Walden, Al w. 28th-st, hostess.
Current events. New Zealand Hol-
iday," Mrs. F. G. Johns. Australia, .
Mrs. Mary Perine
Present Day Club. Mrs Ira
Holmes, 1906 Ruckle-st, hostess
Election. Luncheon. Court of Do
nestle Relations" Mrs. U. S. Lesh.
Monday Conversation Club. Mrs.
w. p. Anderson, 1903 N. Delaware
st, hostess. Memoirs of Small
Town Surgeon" Mesdames Charles
r. Yoke and E. ]. Baker.
Review Club. Mrs Hal T. Ben
ham, 1850 Carrollton-av, hostess.
Mrs. Robert Elliott, assistant. Boss
Rule" Mrs. j. Carleton Daniels.
Il Change Worlds" Mrs. Claude C.
Jones.
Woman's Rotary Club. 1890. Co
lumbia Club. DR.. Irwin T. Schultz,
associate professor psychology, But
Ter University, Some Aspects of
Behavior IN People Guests invited.
Tuesday
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
Mrs. S. M. Ford, 4843 Park-av, host
ess. "A Message From Science,
Mrs. o. c. B,idgeford; Elections Of
Science" Mrs. w. N. Hedrick.
Chapter U. P. E. o. Sisterhood
Mrs. H. E. Wilcox, 36 N. Webster-av
hostess. Miss Catherine Smith and
Mrs. M. L. Payne, assistants. Lunch
con. Exemplification Of ritual.
Alpha Beta Latreian. Mrs. Noble
Hilgenberg, sS41 N. Capitol-av, host
ess. Mrs. David Smith, assistant
Business meeting.
Amicitia Club. Mesdames E
Lambert and j. l.. Carter, i1ostesses
Spencer Club. Mrs. Gail Spang-
Ter. hostess. Mesdames Winfield S
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CHAPTER TO MARK
DATE OF FOUNDING

Nineteenth anniversary of Golden
Rule Chapter. Order of Eastern
Star. is to be celebrated tonight at
Masonic Temple, North and Illi-
nois-Sts.
Seven charter members are to at
tend. They are MIR. and Mrs. John
R. McClintock. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hobart. Mrs. Kate Peacock, Allen j.
Samuels and Mrs. j. D. Smith.
Mrs. Oscar Passmore, organist,
has arranged program of organ
numbers and songs by Mrs. Walter
Boemler.
Mrs Marguerite Stevens is the
new worthy matron.
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SORORITY CHOOSES
MISS JEANNE HELT

Miss Jeanne Helt has been re-
elected president of Butler Uni
versity chapter. ri Beta Phi sorroity.
Miss Jeanne Spiegel is vice presi-
dent: Miss Ruth Repschlager, reA
cording secretary: Miss Geraldine
johnson. corresponding secretary;
Miss Virginia Reynolds, pledge
sponsor: Misses Mavilla Rainey and
Jane Woodwork, cenSors.
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Children studying adventures OF
Christopher Columbus are to have
their interest heightened by the
large model of the Spanish caravel,
Santa Maria, Columbus flagship.
Mrs. Frank D. Stainaker gave the
model to the museum.
Mrs. Donald Jameson is board
president.
The Town Hall Glee Club" fea-
tured in the Lambs "Vanities" to-
morrow night at the Columbia CLUB,
is to present an annual revival OF
THE Man on the Flying Trapeze.
Since the beginning of the Lambs
floor shows, novelty version of the
song has been presented at least
once year.
Mrs. G.. B. Jackson is to play most
of the accompaniment. Mrs. j,
Jerry Meek, co-chairman with Mr..
Meek, is to appear on the program
in a speciality, Enter Portland.
Mrs. William G.. Sparks, Mrs. Hor-
ace r. Mcclure and Mrs. j. Harry
Green are to sing as THE Harmony
Sisters" and Mrs. Green is to pre-
sent a solo, Summertime" from
"Porgie and Bess."
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Activities of White Cross Guild
Are to Be Reviewed at Meeting

Years work of the Is Methodist
Hospital White Cross Guild units is
to be reviewed at the annual lunch
con Wednesday, April %, at the
Claypool.
Silver and gold service cups are
to be awarded at the luncheon, to
which the entire membership of
more than 1000 is invited.
At February meetings, guild
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FATHER TO HONOR
COUPLE AT DINNER

Carl G. Sander is to entertain
with a dinner party tonight in
honor of his daughter, Miss Anna
Marie Sander. anG Owen M. CAL
vert, who are to be married tomor-
row in st. John Evangelical Church
Virgil Hebert and Clarence Gross
are to be ushers.
Pink and white flowers and white
tspers are to decorate the table.
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term. and girls are to be permitted
to substitute riding for gymnastics,
swimming, volleyball and other
sports in which they participate to
earn graduation requirements iii
physical education.
Courses in riding are to be directed
by Miss Catherine Thompson, phys
ical education instructor. Arrange
ments have been made by the uni
versity for co-eds to go to Gregg's
farms at $3.50 each Tuesday and
Thursday for riding classes. In addi-
ton, the course is to include lectures
at the university.
Miss Thompson has taught riding
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versity Women, Mrs. John H. Waldo
and Mrs. Paul R. Sommers; L. S.
Ayres q Co., Sidney Sullivan: Tu-
dor Hall, Miss 1. Hilda Stewart:
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Miss Irene
Dunn; Indiana University Exten-
sion, Miss Gertrude Kaiser; Grain
Dealers Insurance Co., Walter Jack
son; Public Health Nursing Associa-
ton, Miss Beatrice Short: Short
ridge High School, Mrs. Mary Dye
Beach, and Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory, Miss Blanche Harring-
ton.
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the glorious
and the
which comes from battle with the elements.
always think however what this weather
poorly d poorly housed and poorly clothed remember
first stories told father
foolish giver.
When he little walking day
somewhat like yesterday
came back without His mother
pened to and he had that he had
boy the
He punished and it has family
warn against unwise, foolish and mpulsve giving.
However still think did when child that foolish
are often very nice father giving
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Sk0tinU Partu TOniQht

Seniors at st. John Academy are
to entertain with skating party at
7:30 tonight at Riverside rink. Helen
Turner, Dorothy O'Connell, Gladys
Gold and Mary Margaret Foley are
in charge.