The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 67

I THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 195(5 SEC. 5 PACE 3 Junior's Speech Indicts Parents San Antonio, Tex. (Sol.) An Hoosier, Latin Coeds Get IFC Fellowships 1 'ft Matinee Group To Close Artist Season Friday Miss Helen George, soprano, will be guest soloist at the final artist program of the year for Matinee Musicale members at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in L. S. Ayres Co.

auditorium. She will be accompanied by Edwin Biltcliffe, pianist. Army speech therapist says that fV it Junior stutters, it may he his parents who need a Dsvchi- atrist. 1 Ju I The trouble often comes from Every Gal Needs 12 Swim Suits? San Francisco (Spl.) Twelve swim suits in every woman's closet! That's one company's husband-frightening goal for "The idea is that people are living outdoors more now, and a growing number of families have their own swimming pools," said Louella Ballerino, chief designer for the Jantzen Company, Portland, Ore. "Consequently, women need a full swim suit wardrobe, much as they need one for other activities." she explained.

A tea and reception for the a child's family environment. said 1st Lt. Herbert R. Wilms. co-ordinator of speech therapy in Lima.

Mrs. Fuentes will do graduate work in the I.U. School of Music. A graduate of Burris Laboratory School at Muncie, Miss Russey spent her freshman year in Carleton College. In I.U.

she is social chairman and rush captain for the Pi Beta Phi Sorority, a member of the Phi Sigma Iota honorary romance languages society, and has been on the dean's honor list. Mrs. Fuentes is a graduate of the National College at Tucu-man, Argentina, and has the Master's Degree from the University of Tucuman. She has taught in the Provincial Musical School and is now on the faculty of the University of Tucuman, Kdith J. Travadelo, also of Argentina, has been named al- BJoomingtort, Ind.

(Spl.t Phyllis K. Russey of Muncie, a isenior in Indiana University, and Mrs. Emma Alcira Garmendia de Fuentes of Argentina will receive the $1,000 fellowships awarded annually by the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs and Indiana University. The fellowship will he used for graduate work during the 1956-57 school year. The fellowships go each year 1o an I.U.

girl for study in a Latin-American country and to a girl from a Spanish or Por-luguese sppaking country to spend a year in study at the University. MISS RUSSEY, who is majoring in Spanish and will be graduated in June, will study in San Marcos University at artists will follow the program. Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey, president of the musicale, will have the soloists as her guests.

MRS. ARCH N. BOB ITT, vice-president, will entertain a group of new members whom she has brought into the musicale during the last year. They are Mesdames Russell McDer-mott, Paul K. Thiery, John H.

Jefferson, Mark Dawson, Justin Marshall, Harold Handley, Ruel Jenkins, Earl W. Gibson, Lloyd Beckwith, John H. Miller, George C. Colb, Frederick Jan-sen, Arthur R. Robinson, Albert M.

Campbell and Harold lr iiinmniMim nrum 1 1 ioimiiii i irr-'nn Guests of Mrs. William N. Fleming Jr. will be Mesdarnes Kirk Walker, Fred Blanford and Clyde Titus. Mrs.

Bernard Batty will have as her guests Mrs. Henry W. Laut and Miss Betty Bell of New York. A GROUP FROM the chorale section will include Mesdames Blanche Kareh, Rohert Drake, Carl Hull and S. E.

Fenster-maker. Additional reservations have been made by Mesdames R. M. Crandall. Robert W.

Blake, Charlie Munger, Karl A. Stege-meier, Marvin Akeis, John C. Click, Nathan Wooden, Harlev at Brooke Army Hospital, Fort Sam Houston. He said, for instance, that the child who gets everything he wants may not learn to speak because he doesn't need to. Or, the parents may set higher standards than the child can reach normally.

This could be because they do not understand the normal development of speech, or because they want Junior to outdo the Jones boy. Speaking may become so unpleasant to the child because of this pushing, that he prefers not to talk at all. MRS. EMMA I)K Fl'KXTKS ternate for this fellowship. Her field of study is American and English literature.

Members of the selection committee were Dr. Mabel Harlan of the I.U. Spanish department, chairman; Mrs. I. Pos-ton of Martinsville: Mis.

H. P. MISS PHYLLIS RUSSEY Humphrey of Osgood, president of the State Federation; Mrs, II. L. Smith of Bloomington; Mrs.

Victor A. Selby of Fair-mount, and Dean Eunice C. Roberts, Prof. Harvey L. Johnson and Mrs.

Robert E. Burke, for the university. N. Kdington, Jack Hunter, Arthur R. "Madison, James M.

Ogden, William H. Gibbs, Attia Malott Martin, Roy Philip R. W. Durham, George Fink, Carl Piel, Paul Meloy, Harry Kump and L. S.

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