Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1959 — Page 8

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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, Sept 19,1959

OES Degree Team Has Dedication Rites

The OES Degree Team held dedication services for their newly purebred Amaranth degree banners recently at Fidelity Lodge and Purity Chapter Hall at 40th and Capitol. The histor of the team was read by one of the youngest members, Mrs. Hazel Whittaker, and the early history of the organization was given by one of the oldest

members. Earnest Jones, pa-l pavi on. Dedication was by Thomas Maury, past patron and past grand ;>3tri 11. Program chairman was Mrs. Katherine Man hall, past matron. Oliver office's are Miv*. Irene Brookins, worthy matron; Pearl ■Thurcholl. worthy patron, and Nconie fr. Brown reporter,

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Lunch box special for cold weather-Speedy Corn Chowder with Weiner Slices! The youngsters really go for this in their thermos bottles... and it’s so good for them when made with Carnation Evaporated Milk. Today s Carnation is the form of milk you can use like cream-with less than half the fat calories of cream. That’s because it is whole milk with more than half the water removed by

Carnation’s secret process.

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1 package ( 3 /» ounce) instant mashed potatoes 2 cups cream-style corn 1 2 / 3 cups (large can) undiluted CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK

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stant potatoes. Add the corn. Carnation and weiner slices. Mix well. Heat to serving temperature. Do Not Boil. Pour into heated thermos bottle. Replace cover and tighten. Don’t forget the crackers!

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(Continued from Page 4) from Mrs Clo Woolridge and the Batt’es family. + * * The Royal Buccaneer!? went on record as being the first group to make a cont’ibution to the financial campaign, presenting $10 to President Starling W. James, The group also made a cash donaiion toward the FAC tea. The Buccaneers will celebrate heir 40th anniversary this year. ♦ * * Mesdames Minnie Mitchie, Doroihy WiVon and Priscilla Dean Lewis made up the special comnittee that visited the mayor last week in the interest of the Human Rights Commission. They also had an audience with Miss Margaret Barto of the Central YWCA in the interest of ;he Phyllis Wheatley branch. Reports were made on che two conferences. * * * M r s. Frances Howard volunleered to head a group that will make personal calls in the hope of getting our people registered 0 vote.. Others on the committee are Mrs. M. Stratton and J. Simons.

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Simon Reid will get the facts on the Attucks football rituation and report next month. * * * The travelogue set for Friday, Sept. 25, promises to be by far the most outstanding of all. Lodging has been secured for out-of-town guests and their friends who will be here. Dinner will be served at the club home. 5-7:30. In charge of food preparation!' are Mesdames Dorothy Wilson, Mary G Martin, Emma McKnight, Wil’ora Morris,' Mildred Overton and Ora Lee Phillips and Messrs. Chester Little and John E

Ray.

A beautiful exhibit will be arirnged. Hostesses will wear Mexicui constumes, and a Mexican fti ink will be served. * * * In reporting on the farm colony party, Mrs. Emma McKnight expressed appreciation for the wonderful .cooperation her committee received from donors and the , more than 50 people wivo went along to help serve the estimated 1 300 patients She also told its of the FAC tea [ set for Oct. 25. j President S. W. James reported 1 that most of the tables reserved | to date are for men’s groups. Rej served are tables for the Kapow el!a. Royal Buccaneers, Exotic, Key 40 and Gay Cabellerop clubs and i MissUras Biggens. * * * In the president’s new program are four field agents who will visit jalfiliaied groups from time to I time. They arc Mesdamet? Chester Litile, southwest area; Mary K. Lewis, northwest; Elsa Jackson. ortheast, and Hattie Davis, south1 cast.

Penguins Resume Pettikoats Set

KING OF THE COWBOYS: Roy Rogers and his wife, Dale Evans, get their copy of the new family-size "Around-the-World' stamp album at the Indiana State Fair. Two sons, Dusty and Sandy, are ardent stamp collectors, but Roy says, The whole family will probably save stamps now. This is really educational!" With eight children, that makes a king-size family, a king-size album and a king-size batch of fun and education. The album is currently available exclusively at A & P stores in 12 assemble-it-yourself sections and binder, including free stamps, tongs, perforation gauge and magnifying glass.

Fall Activities The T> pnguin Club, Inc., having suspended meetings during the summer, has resumed activities and is well under way with its fall program. At the first meeting, plans were announced for a “Harvest Moon 1 Frolic” on Saturday night, Oct. 3, * from midnight until 4 a. m. at the i Walker Casino. I Music for the dance will be ! furnished by the popular recording 1 stars, The Three Souls. 1 An added attraction will be a 1 complete floor show, featuring out1 standing p.?rsonalities in the field , of entertainment. This is a charitable promotion to furnish a room at the new YMCA, so the Penguins expect unprecedented public support in their 1 presentation. Tickets tor the affair are $1.25 j in advance and may be secured ■ from any of the following Penguins: ttichaid Pope, president; Lai mont Richardson, vice-president; ; Joe Ellis, recording secretary; ! David Cecil, financial secretary; Walter Perkins, treasurer; Sam Qualls, sergeant-at-arms; Bernard Brent. Neal Harris, Fred Roby and Dud Storms.

Fashion Revue The Fall Creek Parkway YMCA’s “All Purpose Room” will be | the setting of the Pettikoats’ “Fall j Fashion” revue which will be held ; Sunday, Oct 4th. 4 to 7 p. m. Plans to in reduce the latest styles in fall fn hiors are being laid out with rruch interest Fe>tival of Fashions” will present preteenage, young adult and matron '.iiodels. A well planned program will be presented, consis ing of some of the bo t local talents A gift certificate from L. S. Ayres & Co will he given as a »'oor prize. Part of the proceeds will be used to provide memberships for beys and girls in the new Fall Creek Parkway YMCA. Tickets are on sale at the YMCA desk. Back to school car.uals, after five and evening apparels will be shown. Mrs. Lucy J. Blunt is pres-

Ohioans Spend Labor Day In Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harrison. 1210 W. 31st. had as guests at a Labor Day breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cotton of Hamilton, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Walker. The host counli? were assisted by their grandsons, Jerry and Larry

Former Resident Is Visitor Here Mrs. Ruth Phelpott, formerly of Indianapolis, has returned to her home in Grand Rapids after visiting the family of her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harris, 3375 N. Downey. She reported a very pleasant stay here.

idci.it; Mrs. Thelma Lurres is business manager. For information or tickets call Mrs. Lucy Blunt, WA. 2-2685.

Bevy of Lovelies to Vie For 'Miss Bronze' Honors

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The Miss Bronze Indiana contest finals will be held Sunday afternoon. Oct. 4 at the New- Fall Creek Parkway YMCA :n ronjunction with the flirt annual “Y” pageant, it was revealed this week. Selection of the winner and coronation ceremonies w ill be part of the program. Contestants are not required to sell votes or tickets, but will be judged solely on their individual physical attributes, charm, poise .nd beauty. The attractive young ladici? com-1 neting for the Miss Bronze Indima title are the Misses Melvin \nderson, April Brown, Gloria Shirley, Gretia Uridgeforth, Joella Keough, Sandra Malone and Guinevere Walden. Selection of the winners will be made by a panel of judges, to be announced l iter. Since this is an entirely new ype venture, the K1 Ray Agency Autumn Showcase At Walker Casino ”Au*umn Showcase” is the heme of a fashion show to be ponsored by the Cornette Club, Sunday, Oct. 4. at the Walker Cairo from 3°.fl until 7. Gurrt motel Sidney S ,v i!h wiP be featured 'rd music will he furnished by Al Finneil and his comho. Anyone interested in becoming a model should contact Mrs. Shalar at ST. 7-028U. For further inforna ion call Mis Morrow at WA

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which is sponsoring the affair, purposely limited the number of eoniestants and the scope of the contest in order to solve the many problems common to a beauty pageant and arrive at a workable pattern to guide the promotion

in future years.

It is anticipated that me 1960 contest will be expanded to adequate proportion? in all respects and will be affiliated with the Miss Bronze America Contest.

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