Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1953 — Page 16

8—The Indianapolis Recorder, Aug. 29,1953

.has Charles Wiliams all to herjself, but we think that she ought I to avoid the stud for her own I good. . . Mary Jordan is cutting out with Richard Kelly. Let’s look

; into this.

James Jordan thinks he has

Nothing like a few remarks on an earlier column to get ! Ju j 5 ' 1 . Griff i tl ? I S0 tigh 1 t , w , e hear

Teen Talk

By THE SNOOPER

started. Dig this comment on a recent bit of news: “To Whom It May Concern: In the August 15 write-up there was a statement which amused me greatly. So Marlene Gaither has reached first base with Christopher Gill-

wedding bells. Well, keep it up, lovers. . .. Helen Jordan is still in love with Bobbie Trice. Yes,

he’s her one and only love. Say, chicks, what’s happening

espie! How interesting! ! ! I wish for “Gaits” and Flossie Clarence “Mr. Longe Gone and anyone else who is interested to know that Dons Bradley j Shei 1 " Dufrv m \ re North

seeing him also. Now word comes

has arrived safely at home plate

and with no competition from, 3 ^ a new Connersville chick is

either of them. I have definite proof of ths staifiement, and so has she. Tough luck, girls! ! ! Better

luck with the next fellow.

from the Army Finance Center that Harold, who is gaining a reputation for being quite clean and

And "if the signature on. it is i with a roving heart, is gone for straight, she should know! j Phyllis Rochester. My, niy. Speaking of people writing. tha^cliarle^loh^on'k'nis^or you' lie Miller, our fabulous friend, 'wf.h ril ^ Harold's shenan^ans

sends greetings to all the dolls

and debonair duds from Detroit. , “ investigate tms

She says come on up, she’s having P 0 ^l‘ ty vlosely.

plenty fun.

That cute little Shirley Moore has all the boys liking her, but she’s in love with only one—Joe Dean. Wake up, baby, your dreams are just about over. Give the next

boy a chance!

ELMER SHARP,, you think you are playing Mary Rhodes for a fool, but wise up, chump, because the way we see it, it’s the other way around. . . Why have Wilbur Terrell, Franklin Terrell and Lawrence “Brother” Rose been visiting so frequently on the Southside? Could it be because of Sonja Smith, Rosie Cheatham and Bren-

There’s a babe on the Southside 'who needs a mate. She doesn’t like being a member of the Lonely Hearts club, and out is what she wants. She is well known as

“Wild Bill.’’

Marie Weeks and Grant Lee Johnson are still in love, as are Betty Wright and Roman Noel. You may soon hear wedding bells for both couples. . . If any boys are looking for a nice girl, look up Doris Weeks. She’s got it. John Payne, you were sick over not looking her up. She sorta liked you. Frank Fisher, you were a little dumb, too. Shedrick Mitchell has finally

da c“, ck T^i r wa c s a n , r.‘„r:te nn u g p

quit Ethel Dufry. A Norths^le chick namd Joan Buckner is killing

for him to come back.

Doris “Floppy” Brown, one. of the coolest ribs ever taken from Adam’s frame, has a certain Westside boy. namely Howard Tyler, under her spell. . . Marie “Mighty” Henderson, you fabulous babe, will you please take yoyr choice

of lovers?

WHERE WASH DAY IS A JOY NOT A JOB 523 1NO. AYE. PL 0744

NELLIE LUTCHER STILL WOWS CALIFORNIA AUDIENCES STUDIO CITY, Calif. (ANP)— Nellie Lutcher, the squealing but dynamic singer of few peers, is wowing customers at this town’s Sadlle and Sirloin nitery. When it comes to selling a song Miss Lutcher is as effective with her enthusiastic interpretation as Cleopatra was with Caesar. She has no equal on “My Mother’s v yes” and “The Lady’s In Love.” Here is one singer who seems to be enjoying her work.

CONFIDENCE The "Something’* that makes people who have garments cleaned once — think of us automatically when they need cleaning again.

CASH & CARRY “IT’S THRIFTY”

AT. 1016 1219 E. 16th ST. Roma Martin, Mgr.

By the way, there was a real gone

in a dream over Charles Childress.

P* rt y ° n i h H Dream on. kid, and may they all

far back, and who were there but |, ^aoant nnp«? Richard Sharp and Delores “Dee be P 1 ** 8 ™ 1 ° n A e , S - J T .

Dee” Roach. The two looked real ' BRENDA BAILEY and Jimmy gone together. But, Dee Dee, what - Anderson are about a cool couple, about Mike? And Richard, what ^ ee P 11 way, kids. . . Howard about Frances 0 i Bowles, why don t you quit playTo all the guys and gals wond- ^ ? r ound so much and get one erirg about who’s taking up hand- f«. ea cly. The gi rls aren t go in g t( > some John Cunningham’s time: ^ ce P t waiting long. At least

Well, it’s all going to that cute chick here from Kentucky on vacation. Miss Nellie, over on New

two of yours have long waiting

lists you know.

I.feroy “Duck” Baker seems to

THIS WEEK-END - . - AT

LUDLOW'S MARKET 225 N. ILL. ST. LI. 2864 Super Market Prices At A Downtown Location

Boiling Beef FRANKS SMOKED SAUSAGE SPARE RIBS SAUSAGE

3 lbs

OPEN WEEKDAYS DURING ALTERATIONS CLOSED SUNDAYS

HAPPY TRAVELERS RETURN: FAC Travelers are all smiles at the reception which they received on their return from a 53-day, 10,000 mile European trip. The above photos were taken outside the club home when the 44 travelers arrived back home last week.

Air Force Has Jobs For Hi School Grads The Air Force is accepting ap-

training as an Aviation Cadet, successful applicants earn the Aircraf Observer’s silver wings, and a commission as a 2nd lieutenant

York street. This romance is b , e . wondering just which way i strictly on the up-and-up. | d^ngs wiU turn out as far as We have it on good authority pelores McGavoc is concerned. I that Lineal Dixon is not getting .pets hope it s for the best . . . ! any where on th e male subject. ! , Man ? Jeter - where^ have you beer Just a hint—she’s lively and will- keeping yourself For a while you ' ing to learn about it. I think. j saiu • v ® u fd the studs, but WHAT’S WRONG with Annette no "; the Y don 1 seem to know

! Morris? Seems she can’t keep a you’re alive.

! boyfriend long. There’vp been} Richard Beavers plays it pretty about five in her life this sum- cool in St. Rita’s CYO, or so he mer. Watch out, Annette. . . thinks. . . By the way, the memThere’s a girl who lives in Lock - bers had a social meeting a couple field who’s just crazy over a gone of weeks back and only a partial | cat named Willie Harris. Get wre. group showed up. If this happens | man, Delores Foster will kill for any more, those swell kids who are you. trying to do something may as 1 w hUe the cat's away, the mice | well give up the ide^ of having will play. Shirley Young is op her an organization. Come, on, k’ds | vacation, and June Bug is having every Tuesday and keep the club

a gone time with the Bear C a ts

Be careful. June Bug, ShL-Ie;/ w.?s ! Ernest Armour was passing fire- j due back this week! inl«; Sharon Amos’ ear. Now We hear that little Gloria Suggs, on'out. . . How can you be i and Nathaniel Reed are si f t : ng o n so quiet when there is so much ! top of the world. And we thought to talk about, Shelby Smith?.

MOVING

OR TRAVELING

SAVE

RENT A TRUCK OR CAR Local Or Long Distance

Take a Carload at the Price of One i

201 N. ALA.

32 S * ,LL -

MA. 5325 <

LI. 1122

i plications from high schools grad-i *7 i? 16 DS. Air Foire, with a,i n ^hoo! that Nat and Sh rle" it won’t be long. Wallace Collins. I'uates for training as Aircraft Ob- p tai . tlng ^ alary exceedin 8 $5,000 , weren . t goine to think about before you leave the gang, so

servers. After only one year's y breaking up. What happened. Shir- take it easy.

i To qualify, the Aircraft Observ- I ley? Did you just have to let him j what has happened. Mary Agnes

er cadet must bo single, in good-go? Rudy? Have you found out how physical condition, and between ) Dorothy Brown and Harold Wil- much fun it is dancing? . . .

ALLEN'S MARKET

730 W NortK Street

PL. 0939

Quolity MEATS & GROCERIES Beer & Wine WE DELIVER

the age of 19 and^ 26'J>. Observers ! Hams are as fine as ever, and they

look like lovers from heaven.

are also qualified for further trainas navigators, radar officers and aircraft performance engineers. For complete information concerning the Air Force Aviation Cadet program, interested high school graduates may coni act the Indianapolis Army and Air Force 'Recruiting office, Room 416, Fed-

! eral building.

For good printing “In a hurry,” i phone The Indianapolis Recorder I Printing Co., at LI. 1545, You will 1 be pleased and proud of the work.

Where has James Staples beenj keeping himself? Can’t he get the

Right, Harold? women to notice him any more? ( You all know. Juanita Phelps, j That was a cute little st; p you j the little short cute babe well- showed the gang, Johnson Bivens. I known as “Chickie.” She was go JKeep up the good work, you may j ing with Frederick Hicks, but they ! be professional some day. . . Say. i seem to have had a falling out. | Edward Smith, can’t you hold I and nothing is going now. . . By your women? Or is it that Jahnny i f he way, Elfie Phelps, a sweet Martin casts a deeper sped over ;

GET IT NOW! At All Leading Groceries and Markets PARKER HOUSE SAUSAGE ITS TASTY and DELICIOUS ONCE YOU TRY IT YOU'LL ALWAYS BUY IT Parker House Sausage Co. 723 N. West St. PL. 8146 INDIANAPOLIS BRANCH OFFICE

— r<

Fill Your Cool Bin Now! EXTRA LG. CL. FKD. JUMBO W. VA. EGG—$14.10 Special Prices On All Other Grades Coal FUEL OIL—FILTERED METER SERVICE

Scunmen yoitty fautt Ttety/t&vu... .And summer Coal prices will end soon. Why not fill your bin now ... at a saving? Economy and the peace of mind that comes with preparedness . . . both can be yours with a phone call. Telephone your Coal Heating Service retailer now, and tell him you want to Coal*up for the winter. And by the way ... why not have your heating system cleaned and put in good shape for next winter? Your CHS retailer can take care of it

for you.

COAL

HORACE H. PAGE

LI. 7919

TDitne I3f. 4SI4

INDIANAPOLIS COAL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

little girl, is about as lonely as a well without water. Some nice my should pick up! Richard Coffee is a very popuar stud these days. Two girls are head-over-heels over “Sonny Boy” Hichard. Now. Elzena Moore and Phyllis Parker can’t you settle your problems easily, or will you have to call a counselor of love? Albert Walton, you don’t need '*0 be a lonely one. You are wanted by a neat babe. Look around you’ . . . Vernon Chambers, are you trying to play hard to get? Boys are not too scarce these days, and even though a certain Eastside babe kills for you, you had better cool it before vou freeze. BERNARD HARDY, better known as “Mr. Skatarena,” and Connie Steele are taking the show these days. Keep up the good work! . . . We understand that Starling Jackson and Sally Haskins am steady, but the question is, where do Sara Goodloe and Wilma Monte

fit in?

Speaking of Wilma Monte, believe it or not. she and Mary Dillard have finally decided to settle down with one boy. No, this isn’t a false alarm; it’s true. Mary ki 1 ls all the way for “Cavalier” Charles Barnett, and from the way we hear it. there are two sides to the affair. How’s about it, Charles. And as for the other half, Wilma is simplv insane over this airman who resides on the Northside. Yes. Henry Roach by name. What’s happening, Wilma? Will these th'ngs last, or are they just more episodes in the lives of these two ^ahu’ous babes? William Jenkins, there is a certain baby (w e think her name is Joycei who is about to go nuts over you. Why don’t you do something about it at the skating rink ->n Thursday nights? I heard Mary Roddy and Eddie Digby are not hitting it off so smooth nowadays. Mary has been receiving phone calls from unknowns. and she has this to say to them: “You can have Eddie with rrpr Hpceirps ” JAMES LEE, there is a fire burning in the heart of a certain babe for you. Why don’t you give her a break? I’m sure you know to whom I’m referring. . . Vera Marks ^*s»s <'ai’ c, bt the eve of one of our Nrothside friends. Get with it.

Vera!

Someone should wise Delores Slaughter up to the fact that warold Oliver is telling her one thing, but spending most of his time on the north side of town,

them? Better investigate, old man Dig this junk: Dreamer Ment and her companion, Larry Dean,, the one she met in Louisvi le. are pulling many sneaks. Could a sec- , tion of the valley fall for a part

of the hill?

JOYCE WEBSTER thinks she

READ OUR tfoad 'T'leW+l ABOUT WEEKLY

FOOD SPECIALS! at the

SENATE AVE. MKT.

1302 N. SENATE AVE.

BABY BEEF LIVER lb.

Fresh

3 Lbs.

29c

GROUND BEEF

$1.00

Fresh Dressed

U. S. Boiling

Fryers lb. 49c Beef lb. 23c

Smoked Tenderized

DEL-FARM

Picnics lb. 45c Oleo 2 lbs. 45c

We Are Headquarters For SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALL 10c ITEMS — 3 FOR 25c ALL Sc ITEMS 6 FOR 25c

CALL LI. 0470 FOR FREE DELIVERY We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities

A DISTINGUISHED PRODUCT

PROM THE MOUSE OP SEAGRAM

GoldenTouch

Serve Seagram's Golden Gin-On-Ice

• \

To add the Golden Touch to your hospitality, serve Seagram’s naturally Golden Gin. Your guests, like you, will enjoy its exceptionally dry, more pleasant-tasting qualities. Try it on them tonight. It’s so smooth it can even be enjoyed straight. Of course, you expect to pay a little more.

DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN. 90 PROOF. SEAGRAM-DISTILIERS CORPORATION, NEW YORK, N. Y.

D 4