The Republic du lieu suivant : Columbus, Indiana • Page 15

5 THF I EVENING REPUBLICAN. C0LUMBT7S. INDIANA. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1949.

1. 'V SI PAGE FIVE BAKERS ATTEND SCHOOL MEETING i CHS Vocational Dept. Head to Preside at Convention in Chicago. YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND TMEM RT pjiiAitrniviUhu wwm vox CROSLEfi MAGIC CtEF DiTEKNTIONAL BEACTYKEST THOB CAVALIT3 HOTPQINT ALEXANDER SMITH MOHAWHC ARMSTRONGS T0 Mr. and Mri.

William Baker left thta morning; to attend the 17th annual convention of the Indiana Industrial Education association at Turkey Run atate park today through Saturday. Mr. Baker president of the organization and head of the vocational department at Columbus high school. William Ahlemeyer, printing: Instructor at the high school, Robert Zenor, mechanical drafting instructor, and Delmar Lewis, gen i I Give yourself; thrill visit our store tomorrow see the wonderful, CM as wonderful selections of themost famous brands of furniture and ap- pllances to beffoiind anywhere. Big names in quality and value, plus our "Personal 7.

1 REMEMLftR costs no more to buy good furniture when you come to our store, trjqj we have the easiest credit You owe it to your-self to shop you buy we have the furniture and the JSjr-niture values eral shop instructor will go Friday. Luther Lockwood. city school superintendent, will attend Saturday's session. An exhibit of products made Irr tJse vocational shops at the local high school will Mfe taken to the convention. Mrs.

Baker will be charge of the program for women Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Mrs. William White of Terre Haute, assisted by Mrs. Dennis Price of Terre Haute, will discuss her 18 years experience in the Canal Zone and Republic of Panama. Mr.

Baker will preside at the meeting at 7:30 o'clock Friday night, and will present awards of merit. Rev. Fred E. Luchs. Presbyterian minister of Athens, will be principal speaker at this session.

His topic will be "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" Wayne Watson, superintendent of schools in Terre Haute, will make the welcome address, with Marion K. Mathas of Indianapolis giving the response. Prof. Ammon Swope of Purdue university will introdue Rev. Luchs.

C. Huston Isaacs, Terre Haute, will present the musical program. Elk Chanters of Terre Haute will be on the program. Mr. Baker will be in charge of the annual business meeting at 10:15 o'clock Saturday morning In the commissary, and of the afternoon meeting at 1 o'clock Mr.

Lockwood will introduce the speaker, Kenneth McFarland, superintendent of schools at Topeka, who will speak on "The in Education. It's Magic because ii SAVES FOOD All top burners can be simmer-set for waterless, vitamin-rich cooking. Magic Chef's Red Wheel Regulator assures accurate oven temperatures no spoilage It's Magic because it SAVES TIME You get instant lighting of all bumrs; high speed oven; just the right heafifor the food you're cooking. It's quick; 'it's accurate; it's easy. It's Magic because it SAVES MONEY The amazingly low cost of a Magic; CJhef gas range plus the, real savings of UMgas Service, bring real savings to your lioffise-hoki budget a HEFE'S THE GREATEST 3 i STORY EVER TOLD FOR CITY OR BOTTLE) GAS I EN REE nniini pi srr ii i www i 11 1 11 With fhe pufcfiase of every MAGIC CHEF sold during our sale, we will give abso- utely FREE a beautiful set of.

LIONS TOLD OF GUIDANCE WORK Plan Working in Columbus High' School, Judson Erne Tells Club. Stainless STEEL COOKING WEAR. wj' I SI6GEB lilOilOil "Judson Erne, (Jurector of vocational guidance Volumbui high school, addressed members of. the Lions club at their dinner 'meeting: held Wednesday night at Donnsr community center. Mr.

Erne outlined the work of the gruidance department and explained its objectives. Through the program he explained an attempt is made to direct a pupil in a course of study which will best equip him for the college work he Intends to take, or the work he wants to do, after completing high school. Since inauguration of the guidance program, he said, there has been a noticeable decline In the number of students dropping out of high school to take jobs. The program was arranged Ifr Homer Armstrong and he introduced the speaker. 1 Mol Tkor Wether ft if I 1 SW.9J value.

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the washer alone! ens your at fteecSe. Nw Thor troiwr rtguler i39.95 valut. Irons thing from thirti to tht to aijl bKiutifully. re Dotnedtlc Blxty girls attended the moes after school Wednesday afternoon. Roberta Yates, Alice Norris, Shirley Webb, Ethyle Elklns, Lois Hunter, Betty Foist, and Sarah Kinsel made rings, bracelets, and pottery in senior handicraft under the supervision of Miss Julia Faucett Wednesday night SEWMACHINES 60 I Portables and Fornlturt Styled Cabinets CONTROt I Bmlnotes guess P'ACKAGES Smooth, reliable Domestic Sewmachines for bTwnber'tnej faster, easier sewing.

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