The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-12
CLUB WOMEN
OPEN ANNUAL
STATE FARLEY
Advancing intelligent Pub-
lie Opinion Is Keynote
of Session Here.
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superintendent, on "Indiana's Pro-
gram for Rural Education; Miss
Catherine Bailey, 1.-The Library's
Part in Education for Living" and
Dean Matthews on "Fads and
FrillS."
Todays political scene is to be
reviewed by two women speaking
on Trends in the Two Great Par
ties, AS Seen Through Women's
Eyes" during forum at 1880
Thursday morning.
Miss Izetta j. Miller. regional di-
rector of the PWA women's divi-
sion, is to represent the Democratic
Party, and Mrs. j. w. Macauley.
Menominee, Wis. the Republican
1ndiana's part in social planning
is to be discussed by Mrs. John w.
Thornburgh, legislative department
chairman, in a talk on Indiana
Plans for Social Security" at 11:45
Thursday morning.
This afternoon, the conservation
department of the Seventh District
IS to plant grove of redbud and
dogWood trees in Memory Lane at
City Hospital in honor of the late
Mrs. j. F. Edwards, former district
president,
Luncheons on Thursday
Mrs. R. C. Alexander. retiring
Womans Department Club presi-
dent, is to read a tribute to Mrs.
Edwards, and Mrs. Felix T. Nc
Whittier is to give the address.
reports of the public welfare de-
partment headed by Mrs. Florence
Riddick Boys, Plymouth; American
home department, Mrs. Fred Bell
Rushville, and cooperation for the
blind department, Mrs. C. M. Fish.
South Bend, are to be given at
luncheons tomorrow.
Thursdays luncheons are TO be
those of the international relations
department, Mrs. L. l.. Porter,
Greencastle, presiding; rural CO.
operation department, Mrs. Ray
mond McNea1, Russiaville, and Ep-
silon Sigma Omicron, Alpha chap
ter, Mrs. w. H. Polk, Indianapolis.
Banquet Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night the Education
for Living Banquet" is to be held.
Speakers are to be DR.. Edward C.
Elliott, Purdue University presl-
dent, who is to talk on "The Liza
bility of Ability" and DR.. Lillian
M. Gilbreth, Purdue University,
considered the best-known woman
engineer in the United States. who
is to speak on THE Challenge of
Today's Problems"
Donald F. Silver, state safety
director, is to outline the state
safety program for convention dele
gates Thursday afternoon. Lieut..
A. j. Perrott is to talk on Finger
Printing-Why?"
DR.. Charles Emerson is to speak
Thursday afternoon on Habits for
Living at Our Best"
Reports of district presidents are
to be made at the afternoon ses-
slons today and tomorrow. The
resolutions and nominating commit
tees are to report tomorrow after
noon, and the elections committee
is to report at the presidents dinner
Thursday night.
Mrs. BALI to Be Honored
Mrs. George Jaqua, Winchester, is
the only candidate named for the
office of first vice president. The
present first vice president is Mrs
Alfred Putnam, Valparaiso. Mrs.
Oscar Ahlgren, Whiting, is the Only
candidate for treasurer. The pres
ent treasurer, Miss Louise klinger.
Brazil, is candidate for trustee.
Mrs. BALI is to be honor guest
at the breakfast Thursday given by
the Seventh District Federation, of
which Mrs. G. j. Finch, general
arrangements chairman for the
convention, is president Other
guests are to he Mrs. Jaqua and
Mrs. Ahlgren. Mrs. Finch is To pre-
side, and Mrs. BALI is to respond
with short address, Reputation
Travels"