The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 24

Pack Horse Library CLUBS Criminologist to Address Woman's Club Wednesday Middletown Club To iSIeet Thursday The study irroup of the Middle-town Woman's Club will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday at the home of Miss Li 11a Breed. There will be a musical and dramatic program, followed by a talk at 3 p.m. by O. A.

Harris on current events. Mrs. N. B. Davidson will give dramatic readings.

Tea will be spent several years studying the English Court. "Juvenile Crime Can It Be Cured?" will be the subject of a lecture by Dr. James M. Hepbron City Club Begins Study of State Penal Institutions Preliminary to a study of the penal institutions of the State of Kentucky, a special study group of the Women's City Club will meet at the club headquarters at 11:15 a.m. Monday.

"Youth In Toil," a report of the Delinquency Committee of the Boys' Welfare Association of New York, of which Board to Meet The board of the Fifth District, Kentucky Congress of Parents and Teachers, will meet at 10:30 a m. Monday at the Brown Hotel. Mrs. N. Gray Rochester will preside.

EPPING'S 7-UP LEMON SODA (Santa Item) Auxiliary Dresses Dolls For Mountain Children A graduate of the City College of the Baltimore Crime Commis sion at the Louisville Woman's served following the program. of Baltimore, Dr. Hepbron served for some years with the War and Navy Departments, as director of the Intelligence Unit of the Inter-Department Board. He received the Poor Richard medal for outstanding service in the field of criminology. The lecture is open to the public.

The American citizenship com The club plans to give a dance Friday night at the Kentucky Hotel. John III. is chair man, is being used as a basis of study. Mrs. Charles Ewald will lead the discussion.

it's lime in semi your Curtains a nil Iflankcf.s to Miss Allene Marian, social worker in the City Hosital, will mittee, in charge of the program, is making a special study of conditions at the Greendale Reformatory where Kentucky boys and girls under 18, convicted of mis (Santa Item) fj) speak at 11:30 a.m. on "Medical Social Work At the City Hospital." Jew5: ewn demeanors, are sent. Mrs. W. A.

XX tO jWiuiinidlir'v She will be introduced by Mrs. William F. Schad, welfare chair Radford is chairman. Aided By A. During Book Week Heading material for distribution' by the "Pack Horse Library" is solicited by the Kentucky Congress of Parents and Teachers each year during National Book Week, November 14-19.

Miss Lena Nofcier, Frankfort, promoter of the project for the has launched a drive for books, magazines and usable textbooks, and also requests each Parent-Teacher member in the State to give at least one penny to the project. The service is sent to mountain counties in Kentucky, where local public library service is not available, and carriers employed by the W.P.A. distribute it to the mountain people. A central library or deposit station is eet up, usually at the county seat, where the bulk of the material is received. The carriers travel to inaccessibi districts, often on foot.

Last year eight counties were being aided by the service. In 1938, twenty-two additional counties are being covered. Pennies contributed by P.T.A. members last year brought ninety-two new books and four miniature hand-operated individual movie sets, with forty films, which were loaned in different counties. These films, intended primarily for those who have difficulty in reading, depict children's stories, travel scenes and Mrs.

John Broderius, of the man. "Famous French Art Galleries" University of Louisville, will speak on One of the European will be the subject of a talk at 1 1 1 Of) W. Itroadnay Call Acksoii Countries in the Spotlight Today" at 2:15 p.m. the same day, under auspices of the current events committee. p.m.

by Miss Christine Bohon, faculty member of the Atherton Girls' High School. Miss Bohon has studied at the Sorbonne in Paris and has spent much of her time in France. The program is a presentation of the art commit Better Films Council To Give Card Party tee of which Mrs. George M. Lauer THANKSCIVINC SPECIAL French Reconditioning OIL PERMANENT The Belter Films Council of Louisville and Jefferson County will sponsor a card party at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at The Seelbach. Regular $5 Value Mrs. Morris Koch will be in Dr. James M. Ilopbrou, Club at 3 p.m.

Wednesday. Dr, 150 Combination Or frnmiinnnlp charge, and the proceeds will go for extension work. is chairman. The regular current events class1 led by O. A.

Harris will be held at 10:30 a.m., and Mrs. William J. Netherton, club president, will preside at a special business meeting following the program. Church Bazaar Planned The women of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer will hold a bazaar and turkey supper at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the parish house, 41st and River Park Dr.

Hepbron speaks from first-hand knowledge of penal treatment, Composed of representatives of twenty-six organizations of the city and county, the council works Miss Grace Stroud, right, president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Jefferson County Medical Society, and Mrs. John M. Keaney are shown with dolls bought and dressed by the sewing unit of the auxiliary for distribution to mountain children. juvenile delinquency and prisons With Shampoo, Finger Wave and Hair Cut toward lifting the standard of films presented in community theaters. Mrs.

Harry E. Sibley is He has investigated prisons in many of the large capitals of Europe, has studied police methods in Scotland Yard, and has i FREE A (M)e BOTTLE OF Brilliantine Machlneless Permanents KecuUrlr 7.S0; (JO ff Csmplrt OOtUU president. other matters of interest. nith rich permanent. Drinc this ad Expert Operator All Work (iuaranteed GUTIIKIE BEAUTY SIIOPPE 321 Guthrie Street Thone JA G737 An annual project of the sewing Unit.

Woman's Auxiliary to the Jefferson County Medical Society, Is the buying, dressing and sending of Christmas dolls to the Frontier Nursing Association for distribution in the mountains. Mrs. George C. Leachman, chairman, has been in charge of the work for a number of years. The twenty members of the unit meet the second Tuesday in each month from October through June Open Evenings Hy Appointment iuick Service yjIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIlllIIIIlllIlllltlllllllllfllllllfllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllll 1 RECONDITIONING PERMANENTS 1 This map put out by the State Board of Health gives death tolls in 1937 from cancer in Kentucky by counties.

From the booklet of the Kentucky Division, Women's Field Army, American Society for the Control of Cancer. 1 i aaw Al Jx -r1 xcjt'' 1 501,0 1 Fuxh Up Into JSatural rT'nrr rT'ifh Water AQUA-OIL WAVE MTies No Ammonia Truly a $6 Value i Santa Itrin) Complete at the home of a member and apend the day with scissors, needles and sewing machine, fashioning articles for the needy. Layettes are made for distribution through the City Hospital. Gowns and other articles are also made for the Children's Free Hospital and other hospitals. Last year more than 1,000 articles were contributed by the group.

Materials are furnished by the members. The auxiliary 73 planning to five a benefit bridge party Monday at the Kentucky Hotel, proceeds to go to the Medical Benevolent Fund for Widows and Orphans of members of the Jefferson County Medical Society. This 1 V-J JL xLJXi V-r-L iABM8 i lau" i The greatest advancement Wireleta MINIT years a pure oil lotion ia applied to your hair and only water in used on the sachets. This method gently steams this oil into tha hair shaft, producing soft. natural waves even on harsh, dry.

brittle and unmanageable hair. Truly a superior permanent. Guaranteed. WAVE 5 Complrl 11 MACHINELESS Open F.TB- nlnf fund, established recently, is of (hdhtsL ShoppsL dial Servlr special interest to the auxiliary and regular contributions are 288-290 Stal ks Hide 4 tli and Walnut WAbash 1019 illumining planned. Mrs.

F. Parks Ogden is general chairman of the party. Kentucky's Annual Cancer To wrens- Club Clock for the Week Down To Toll Reaches 2,133 Alliance Francaise To Meet Friday The Alliance Francaise will meet at 8:30 p.m. Friday in Mrs. J.

B. Speed's Music Room. Monsieur Jean-Paul Freyss, instructor in French Politics at the New School for Social Research in New York City, will speak on 'T Political Situation In France." its work Is the sale of gay red Continuing its year-round fight and white address labels for against the Killer Cancer, the Kentucky Division'of the Women's Christmas packages. Individual members of the Louisville Coun Field Army, American Society for cil of Boy Scouts of America are selling the labels, being paid a commission by the Women Field Control of Cancer, has issued several thousand booklets, giving facts about the annual toll of cancer and means of checking Army. The design used for the labels is that of a regal figure of a woman Monday.

10 A.M. National Council of Jewish Women, board of directors tneeting; library, Temble Adath Israel. 10 A.M. Alpha Chapter, Delphian Society, Y.W.C.A. 10:30 A.M.

Women's City Club Current Events Class, program nd luncheon. 11:30 A.M. Woman's Club of St. Matthews, American Legion HalL 1 P.M. Audubon Park Garden Club annual luncheon at Audubon Countrv Club.

1 P.M. Male High School Auxiliary luncheon-meeting at Canary Cottage. 2 P.M. Woman's Auxiliary to the Jefferson County Medical So holding aloft a sword, the symbol of victory. The sword is entwined 4 can ride in a YELLOW CAB as cheap 1 Just phone JA Twenty-one-Twenty-one Speed Museum; art committee in charge; program, "There's An Angel In Mrs.

Horan Hurley, introduction; Mrs. W. T. Sheridan, "In Mrs. Carlye 'Jefferson, "In Bronze." 10:30 A.M.

Robert E. Fleming Group, American Legion Auxiliary; home of Mrs. Chester Barbee, 4406 Parker Ave. 11 A.M. Hazel Lee Weller Group, American Legion lAuxili-ary; home of Mrs.

J. H. Payne, 35 Ormond luncheon; Mrs. H. B.

Locke, co-host; Mrs. Charles Howell, presiding. 11:30 A.M. Ladies' Auxiliary, National Association of Letter Carriers; business meeting and luncheon; home of Mrs. O.

Nash, 618 68th St. 2 P.M. Jefferson County Chap with snakes, symbol of medicine. inroads through a campaign of education, stressing the need of heeding warning signals, and the necessity of an annual physical examination. Its bright red cover bearing the picture of a sword, symbol of the organization's battle against the dread disease, the little booklet merits perusal by those interested in raising health standards.

The In her other hand she holds a lighted lamp, symbol of knowledge. The colors are blue and (Santa Item) I.OUISVn.T.K TAXICAB AND TRANSFER CO. Incorporated white against a red background. 'Kirkpatrick'Barncs Co. startling fact is brought out that in 1937 a total of 2,133 deaths in Kentucky were attributed to can ciety, bridge party Kentucky cer.

Of these 433 were in Jeffer son County. ter, War Mothers; card party; Honey Krust Baking Company, These figures mean that every day six deaths from cancer occur 1477 S. 7th. Hotel ballroom. 2:30 P.M.

Louisville Conference of Jewish Women's Organl-rations. Y.M.H.A. 6 P.M. Business Girls Club, Y.W.C.A. 6 P.M.

St. Helena's Co-operative Club at the clubhouse. TuMday. in Kentucky, one in ten from all causes. Of these many are pre 1 P.M.

Study group, Middle-town Woman's Club; home of Miss Lilla Breed; musical and dramatic ventable, it is claimed. Contributors to the booklet are Moderately Priced Living-Room Outfit AT Mrs. E. H. Heller, State Com program.

6 P.M. Jolly Club, Y.W.C.A. Friday. 10:30 A.M. Women's Interde mander of the Field Army; Dr.

J. 10 A.M. Woman's Council of 195 Duffy Hancock, chairman or the Kentucky State executive com Clifton Christian Church, 131 Vernon Ave. Consisting of a beautiful 2-picce suite, cocktail tabic, end table, lamp table, table lamp, and 9x12 rug all for the extremely low price of nominauonal Missionary Union; mittee; Dr. A.

T. McCormack and 10:30 A.M. Tourist Club, Dr. L. Wallace Frank, both mem Terms Brown HoteL semi-annual meeting; Zion Evangelical Church; the Rev.

J. bers of the executive committee 12:30 A.M. Louisville Chapter ef Hadassah general meeting and Inclosed in the booklet is a Head, Miss Edna Johnston, Miss Dorothy RADIANT GAS HEATER FULL-SIZED SECRETARY luncheon, Knesseth Israel Center. 1 P.M. Shawnee Woman's Club Current Events Class.

Wright, Mrs. W. A Dover, "Cabbage Patch." 11:30 A.M. Crescent Hill Wo- roster of the captains serving in the 120 rounties of the State, with an hondr roll of workers in the 1938 campaign for funds. April has been set for the 1939 drive for membership in the army.

Mrs. 75 $Q75 2 P.M. Shawnee Woman's Club rerular meeting, Mayor Scholtz Ba(BTiQ0 man's Club all-day bazaar; dance revue by Miss Tommy Choate and will sneak. Trrma Irrmt mwTiMlnTrT1'c' 2 P.M. Woman's Pelief Corps her pupils.

Theodore L. Brown is in charge of the local cancer prevention work. Another method being used by the group to direct attention to 2:30 P.M. Louisville Chapter of Hadassah; oneg shabbat; home of Mrs. Harry Resnick, 2060 Eastern i i i ed in walnut.

With spacious writing compartment and large, roomy drawers and book shelves. Five double radiants, clay back and chromium trimmed. Will give plenty of heat. Mrs. A.

W. Erlin, guest speaker. ONLY $5.00 DOWN 5 Council To Meet Thursday The Louisville Council of Parents and Teachers will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday in the auditorium of the Board of Education building. A film depicting activities at the University of Louisville will be shown.

STUDIO COUCH tfe forties A vr- 2-4 P.M. Open house at Home for Incurables; annual Thanksgiving tea. 3 P.M. Younger Woman's Club; Dr. David W.

Maurer, University of Louisville; "The Place of Women In Big-Time Crime." 8:30 P.M. Alliance Francaise; home of Mrs. J. B. Speed; Monsieur Jean Paul Rreyss, speaker.

Saturday. 12 P.M. Business and Professional Women's Club; annual Thanksgiving luncheon, carnival and card party; Henry Clay Hotel. 2:30 P.M. Altrusa Club; annual card party; Brown Hotel; benefit of Student Loan Fund.

ft i I i card party; Seelbach Hotel. 2 P.M. College Club annual tea and open house at the Chil-j dren's Free Hospital. I 2 T.M. Better Films Council of Louisville and Jefferson County: card party; Seelbach Hotel.

5:30 P.M. Asher Business Women's Bible Council; Methodist Temple. 6:15 P.M. Cheerio Club supper; Y.W.C.A. 7:30 P.M.

American Legion Auxiliary; Junior Group; Shawnee Unit No. 193, 4307 W. Broadway. Wednesday. 12 Noon Ladies Web-Pressmen Auxiliary, No.

Hotel Henrv Watterson. 12:30 P.M. O.D.O. Club luncheon; Y.W.C.A. 1 PJ.T.

American War Mothers, Jefferson County Chapter; party for ex-servic men at Lakeland. 1:30 P.M. American Legion Auxiliary, Shawnee Unit No. 193. 2:15 P.M.

Woman's Club Cur-tent Events luncheon. MODEL AW-111 OUTFIT Ttrmi Tailored, with inner spring construction. Opens to full or twin-size beds. Also the studio end and table lamp are included at this remark SERVICE AT ART EMBROIDERY. CO.

ably low price. Easy terms. LHJEE Mrs. Jewel Box Registers Ashland, Nov. 12 (U.R) The register of visitors of the Chamber of Commerce shows a few odd names.

One is Harry G. Wisker of California and another is Mrs. Jewel Box. SORKl'ATKICK-lS AltNES CO. 2:30 P.M.

Louisville Turner's Club, Ladies Auxiliary; public Same Entranca Boston Shoe- Co. F.mbroidery Monograms Emblems Copied Any Kind Hemstitching rieating, Any Style Buttons Covered Buckles Covered LAMP SHADES Reco vered 'We Specialize In Inweaving and Hosiery Repairing card party: 310 E. Broadway. i 3 P.M. Woman's Club program OAK HEATER Incorporated "THE GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE" OPEN EVERY NICHT TILL 9 (Santa Item Ha heavy cast iron fire pot.

ill." Nick. It Is the Difficult Pest Problems We Solve (Santa Iteml Free Inxpertion 4A Years In Buiineis Louisville Chemical Co. 108-114 S. 3d St. JAckson 236S SQ75 trimmed and oi un nr ih rcroi meeting.

8 P.M. Shepherds of Bethle-kem. Star No. card party; Grocer's Baking Co. EaHmday.

i 10:30 Soresls Club; built to Btv 317-19 GUTHRIE JAckson 4346 RADIOS RANGES. WASHERS CLEANERS DISHWASHERS lot of erv- rr ir i i i i i zm. a lea. Term W. Market St.

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