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ol A% Press Ads Bring Results FOURTEEN ~â€"__ _ French Lick Springs Hotel MU RPHY & SCHW ALL ~ HEATING CONTRACTORS Hot Water, Vapor, High or Low Pressure Steam Estimates on New and Remodeling Work â€" Repair Work a Specialty 733 GLENCOE AVENUE 89 CLIFTON AVENUE Telephone Highland Park 2637 Telephone Highland Park 2883 M. D. MURPHY J. A. SCHWALL FRENCH LICK, INDIANA T. D. TAGGART, President Frankly our early Fall register lists the smartest names of all the year . . . you‘re sure to find a wellâ€"traveled, interesting, pleasureâ€"loving crowd here now. It‘s so easy to get here by train or by motor and it costs so little to enjoy this foreignâ€" spa atmosphere. â€" This may be your first trip to French Lick, but it won‘t be the last. Meals and room, with private bath, from $10 per day; with toilet and running water, $9; running water only, $8 Soak up health in the waters from good old Pluto, Bowles and Proserpine Springs.. Dance or play bridge â€"or any other game! & Put your whole athletic repertory in action . .. or don‘t even indulge in any sport. It‘s delightful either way. Roam over the hills with a brassie or a_ bridle in your hands .. . or lie around in the sun, Nothing elsé like it under the sun‘ French Lick‘s the one place that‘s never been successfully imâ€" itated. Life here‘s so varied, gay, amusing, so Continental in its manners. FRENCH LICK WRITE OR WIRE FOR RESERVATIONS ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET ON REQUEST "HOME OF PLUTO WATER" HARRY J,. FAWCETT, Manager _ _ THE PRESS eleven. Everyone in the community is inâ€" vited and all are assured of a good time. Don‘t forget the date â€" Satâ€" urday, October 29, from two till of festivity. Mrs. Wright will supervise the preparation of supper and the food to be sold in the booths. . + The water carnival is to be arâ€" ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Kendig. The Divers‘ club will also put on an act. Mr. Schneider and Mr. Durbahn are constructing the booths. Plan Gay Decorations This ?omplex problem of selecting Miss Kerfoot is in charge of decâ€" and tralr'l,ing the individual demands orations which will be arranged sc | COOPeration and sympathetic underâ€" All parts of the carnival are ir charge of members of the faculty Miss Rinkenberger is in charge and Mr. Nelson is coâ€"chairman. Mrs. W. E. Danley is chairman of the P. T. A. doration committee. _ MARIO CUCCHIARA A general admission of ten cents will be charged, with additional charges for special features, none, however, exceeding ten cents. These will range from two and a half, to five, seven and a half, and ten cents. All profit is to go to the Studen‘ Benefit fund for the aid of needy students who otherwise would b« unable to attend high school. Ti provides books, lunches, and some imés clothes. . Many Features * Composed of various attractions such as a chamber of horrors, water carnival, concessions, fortune tellâ€" ing booth, dancing, minstrel show. and games. The carnival will begin at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon and continue through the evening until 11 p.m For the purpose of increasing the Student Benefit fund, a Hallowe‘en Carnival, similar to that of last year, will be given at Deerfleldâ€" Shields high school on Saturday, October 29, undep direction of Miss Rinkenberger. Side Shows, Dancing, and Exâ€"| "Getting Together for the hibitions Feature Good of the Child" Is Entertainment _ Topic of Speech ARNIYAt Of FUNâ€"â€"â€"â€" MR. H. D. RICHARDSON T FOR STUDENT BENEFIT| WILL BE SPEAKER AT , TO BE HELD OCT. 29| FIRST P.T.A. MEETINC UPHOLSTER FURNITURE FACULTY IN CHARGE |PROBLEMS OF STUDENTs 124 S. FIRST ST. HIGHLAND PARK MODERATE PRICES Phone Pictures Framed 583 In order to give the parents a clear idea of the tests given freshâ€" men upon entering school, to reasâ€" sure them of the necessity of these various tests, and to show the direct bearing of them throughout a stuâ€" dent‘s high school career, Mr. Richâ€" ardson will explain in detail the tests and methods used in the freshâ€" man placement program. Parents Urged to Attend Because such a discussion as Mr. Richardson is planning will add to understanding and helping the young people in high school to a much more successful and happy school career, it is hoped that many parâ€" ents will attend this meeting. 1 CCE ET ETTY PAE CC GIPC \.llllu’ his parent, and hisâ€" teacher, Mr. Richardson points out. If the stuâ€" dent is not to become the victim of a standardized educational indusâ€" try, there must be the continuous "getting together for the good of the child" by those concerned about his educational welfare. The freshman placement program conseqtiently has for its purnose the discovery of individual ability and achievement, and the placing of inâ€" dividuals relatively similar in probâ€" able scholastic aptitude and achieveâ€" ment in class grouns, to the end that the member of the group may both realize and produce at his maximum level and in harmony with his speâ€" cial aptitudes, talents, and abilities. Understanding Is Necessary This complex problem of selecting No longer has the school a popuâ€" lation of select individuals destined to become the world‘s scholars and intellectual giants, emphasizes Mr. Richardson. Rather, its population is a heterogeneous group of individâ€" uals with varied abilities, interests, and needs. Each individual‘s speâ€" cial abilities must be discovered and provided for through a differentiâ€" ated high school curriculum. That the modern high school has become the school of all the chilâ€" dren of all the people, is a point made by Mr. H. D. Richardson, diâ€" rector of research, who will discuss the subject of "Getting Together for the Good of the, Child" at the P.T.A. meeting to be held tomorrow, October 13. â€" JUNK J. SMITH . First 8t. Highland Park: TELEPHONE 410 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1932 Dealer in be as youn back â€" the st in â€" Iu1 by th on th be pr the Dl Ho tory, his sc vade next. Mo this 1 I1S a cess. Hop CO tion for THU Jac Bo