Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1929 — Page 19

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Entertain Tonight for Bride-Elect

Mr. and Mrs. John August Brown will entertain with a bridal dinner tonight at 6:30 at their home. 5703 University avenue, in honor of their daughter. Miss Marjorie Joan Brown and her fiance. Joseph Jefferson Cripe. whose marriage will take place at 3:30 Saturday night at the Irvington Presbyterian church. Decorations and appointments will be in the bridal colors, pink, blue and orchid. The table which will be laid with a lace cloth, will be centered with a plateau of sweetheart roses, delphinium and orchid sweet peas. Pale blue tapers in pink crystal holders, tied with orchid and pink tulle, will also be used. Covers wdll be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Miss Brown. Mr. Cripe, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Loomis, Miss Miriam N. Brown, Miss Monzelle Skelton, Muss Margaret Thompson. Miss Beatrice Batty, Gene Cripe, Charles Gardner, Clifford Guetal , Cranston Mugg, Robert Orbison and Howard Dirks. Miss Brown will present her attendants with crystal and pearl necklaces. Miss Batty will receive a triple strand of crystal and seed pearls and Mrs. Loomis a strand of pearls. The bridegroom will present his brother, Gene Cripe, who will be best man, with a sterling silver belt buckle and the ushers with leather bill folds. He will present his bride-to-be with a strand of pearls.

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A sale that will pack our Subway.. ♦Be here early! Doors open at 9 A - M - You couldn't buy the material alone for the price of a dress in this sale! Dresses for EVERY OCCASION.. ALL SIZES from the miss of 14 to LARGER sizes for matrons.

—FINAL CLEARANCE—--36 Printed Sportee Coats. $2.50 Short Velvet Jackets $5.95 6 Spring Coats, were $lO and $11.95. .$6 Long Velvet Coats $7.95 (30) $16.75 & $19.75 Spring Coats.. .$9 White Summer Coats $lO (19) $29.50 Winter Coats sl2

ROMANCE

Miss Mary Louise Bates

European tour of the Dayton Westminster choir culminated in a romance, when Miss Mary Louise Bates, daughter of F. S. Bates, Richmond, announced her engagement to Ward Bedford, son of the Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Bedford. Miss Bates was graduated from Smith college and was a member of the choir for three years. Mr. Bedford was graduated from Earlham college and was a member of the choir for twe years. The wedding date has not been announced.

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Suicide Is Foolish Act of Coward BY MARTHA LEE When human lives becomes entangled In a maze of circumstances that there seems to be no way out, those involved think immediately of ending things. If no one else will cut the thread that will unravel the tangle, clip a life thread, and there you are. That is why so many suicides are the result of worry and brooding, of too intense concentration upon a problem, or combination of problems that look too big to buck. A vast number of people are of the opinion that a man w’ho commits suicide is very brave. They contend that it takes superhuman courage for a man to willfully cut the thread of his own life. Maybe that’s true, but I doubt it. I contend that suicide is cowardly,

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because no intense trouble involves just one individual. It always involves that individual's family, friends and relatives. It does not solve the problem, but merely shifts the burden to other shoulders. It is the brave man who stands by, who does everything in his power to help those he has involved through the muddle, who stays, in the face of disaster and disgrace, because he knows if he does not he will be putting the result of his wrong doing on the shoulders of another. And it is the strong woman who goes forth and does likewise. Take the chap who claims he is tired of living. Baloney, say I. He is probably tired of living the sort of life he had been since he was a babe in swaddling clothes. The idea then, is to find a more agreeable existence. For whatever life is here, it is, after all, life, and that is nothing to be sneezed in the face. Read Hils Letter Every once in a while I get a letter from some young girl or fellow or some older man or woman who

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cannot see any way but suicide. A young girl writes me this letter: bear Martha Lee: I am so despondent. I really should wait a bit before t write, because I suppose I am not seeing things quite clearly. I was married several years ago to a man I loved with all my heart. He was not an excellent provider, nor not a terribly steady fellow, but I loved him more than I can tell. We had a son. Soon after the boy was born, my husband, for no reason, apparently, left me. I was heart broken, and got so I did not care what happened. I did a lot of very foolish things that have involved my life even more. The mountain of trouble is more than I can bear now. I can see no other way but to end it a l. DESPONDENT. Don't you =ee, my dear, that you would be shifting the burden of your husband’s disinterest and your wrong-doing upon your son? That if you untangle things for yourself, as you think you will, by ending it all. you are only leaving your own child enmeshed in the net? That does not solve the problem at all. Don’t Bea Quitter You must stand by. It is the only decent thing you can do. Put the past behind you, all of it, and devote the rest of your life to seeing that

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your child has at least half a chance for happiness. No sin can be wiped out unless there is repentance. You have got to. for the good of your own soul, start building instead of tearing down. Think of the joy you will get

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from seeing your own son, the product of your love and care and attention, grown into a good man. And think how it would be for that boy to grow up knowing his mother had been a quitter.

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