Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 286, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1932 — Page 17

APRIL 8. 1932

D. A. R. Sees Posters of War Days Phil C Lewis was the speaker at the meeting' of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Thursday afternoon at the chapter house. His subject was ‘ War Posters," and he Illustrated his talk with a group of various types of posters used during the war. The program also included music, arranged by Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene. A business meeting after the program was followed by a tea. The table was centered with spring flowers and lighted with blue and silver tapers. Appointments were in blue and silver. Mrs. O. B. Ent poured. Mrs. William H. Pickens was chairman of the committee of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames Eugene H. Darrach, N. A. Ryan, John Downing Johnson, A. R. Monroe, Walter H. Green. D. S. Lyebrook, William H. Hart, Misses Anna T. Sharp, Florence Howell and Sara Antzie. The chapter regent, Mrs. Maurice M. Tennant, presided. Legislative recommendations passed during the business meeting included one which would offer protection against Communism, through outlawry of Communistic propaganda and restriction of immigration, and another authorizing the government to build up the navy to the strength permitted by Washington and the London naval treaties. Copies of the recommendations will be sent to all senators and representatives. The measures were read by Miss Clara Gilbert, chapter chairman of legislation. Mrs. Ralph Rhowalter announced that, a card party would he given April 28 at the chapter house. Mrs. Edgaf Blessing. Danville, reported on the annual conference of national patriotic organizations in Washington early in the year.

Mrs. Heiskell Takes Flower Mission Post Mrs. Arthur Heiskell was elected to fill a vacancy on the board of Ihe Indianapolis Flower Mission in its monthly session Thursday morning in the Architects and Builders building. Reports were given by Mrs. Florence Hcrz Stone on the progress of the educational campaign, and by Mrs. Fred Noerr, visitor. Mrs. Noerr stressed the importance of securing a hospital for isolation of advanced tuberculosis patients, whose number in the city, he said, is increasing each month. Mrs. Noerr also asserted more children are being infected each month. She reported that 3,818 quarts of milk were distributed in March, and 141 Easter treats secured through the Lavelette Dickey fund. Twentythree new cases were received, five patients were entered in Sunnyside and one in the Veterans’ hospital. Reports to Be Given Women in Education Council of Administrative Women in Education will hold its April meeting at 4 Monday in the recreation room at Jordan Memorial hall at Butler university, Reports of the following committee chairmen for the last year will be heard: Mrs. Huldah Kern, Mrs. Mary L. Ray, Mrs. L. A. Miller. Miss Flora Drake, Muss Verena Denzler, Miss Maude Price and Miss Anna Reade. Officers also will be elected. Mrs. Ray is chairman of the nominating committee. Miss Ruth Patterson, president, will preside. A social hour will follow the business meeting. Tea will be served with Miss Nellie Shapman.

A Day’s Menu Dinner — Baked apples, cereal rooked with dates, cream, fried com meal mush, milk, coffee. Breakfast — Creamed oysters on toast, cabbage and carrot salad, filled cookies, lemonade. Luncheon — Frenched pork tenderoin with browned apricots new potatoes in cream sauce, broccoli with lemon butter, tomato and onion salad with horseradish cream dressing sponge cake with strawberry whip, milk, coffee.

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PETTIS DRY GOODS* CO, The New York Store Bankrupt Sale

Millinery Clearance Every Hat in Our Stock Must Go—Smart Styles for Spring and Summer Wear Reduced for Immediate clearance! $3.50 and $3.95 . Straw Hats $1 .79 $5 to $6.50 Smart Hats SO-69 $7.50 to $12.50 French Room Hats $ 3 All are fashioned of the newest straws, in brim and close fitting styles. Black and spring colors; white and shades. All headsizes. j.EAsKO MH.U-MSRY OEI’T. l PETTlS’—second floor.

Officers of ID. A. R. Unit Are Chosen Mrs. Allred P. Conklin was elected regent of the Cornelia Cole Fairtanks chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, at a meeting Thursday at the Propylaeum. Others elected are: Mrs. Henry W. Buttolph, first vice-regent; Mrs. Albert P. Smith, recording secretary; Miss Elizabeth Claypool. corresponding secretary; j Mrs. Orville F. Shattuck, registrar, and Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb, hisj tori&n. The program included a talk by Mrs. Demarchus Brown on “OldFashioned England.” After the program, tea was served. Hostesses were Mesdames Arthur V. Brown, Louis H. Levey, S. Robert Greer, Bernays Kennedy, James W. Lilly and William H. Insley. MONTICELLO GIRL IS CITY MAN'S BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McCauley, Monticello, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Eva McCauley, to James O. Cummings, which took place at 6:30 Thursday at the Christian church manse in Monticello. The Rev. Oren McCoglin officiated. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate families. A dinner was served immediately following to members of the wedding party and the families. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings have gone on a short wedding trip and will be at home at. 3221 Sutherland avenue. Indianapolis.

The New York Store Bankrupt Sale [bargain basement l Smart New Hats For Spring and Summer Wear! Drastically \ 59c v jfcrW 99c \ L\Vw \\\ J Jr Values up to 52.95. All are \\ ' N. \M I J new 'Spring Hats. Clever \\ \ f styles for sports and dress ' 1 wear. All colors, plenty of white and pastel shades. French Berets. Wool Cap and Scarf Sets and Knitted Berets 49c 29c 19c Leased Millinery Department—PETTlS’—basement. Women’s Arch Support sipßsjjyf New Spring styles in black kid or patent leather, lie models with leather military heels. Children’s Straps and Oxfords Straps in patent leather. Oxfords in A H smoked elk, gun- Ja mm metal and patent. M Sizes B*2 to 2. While quantity lasts SPECIALS N Sandals, Cut Outs, JB - _ Men’s $2.85 Police Shoes $1.95 Boys’ Tennis Shoes.... ..34c Children’s 59c House Slippers 29c Women’s —■''ps Sports Oxfords Two-tone Ox- m J fords w I t hQ C(T composition I soles. Sizes 3 g Men’s Dress Oxfords *+ nr Black calf or two-tone Sports Oxfords. Sizes 6 O I iOv to 10 | Leased Shoe Department—PETTlS'—basement.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Daily Recipe TOURNEDOS OF LAMB Have chops cut 14 inches thick from the boned and rolled shoulder. These are known as Saratoga chops. Have a slice of bacon wrapped around each chop. Lay the chops on a cold greased rack and place in the broiler oven. Sear well on both sides. After searing, lower the flame and turn occasionally during cooking. If desired, after searing the cooking may be finished in a moderate oven (375 to 400 degrees F.). It will require 25 to 30 minutes to cook chops of this thickness.

SCHOOL 8 P.-T. A. WILL GIVE PLAY Parent-Teacher Association of School No. 8 will present a play, “Sofronia’s Wedding” at 8 Saturday night at the school, 4800 Rockville road. Mrs. Ivy Wilson is the director and also is 4n the cast. Others taking part are: Mesdames Roy Emmett, Merle Russell, Arthur Cornelius, Betty Harper, Alwena Ellis, Roland Jones, Lulu Pugh, Berties Trulock, Lou Hunt, Margaret Hill, Lewis McConnell. Nita Hogam, Hazel Miles, Lewis Riley, Miss Helen Scott and Warren Hill. Mrs. New to Speak Mrs. Clara S. New of Charles Mayer & Cos. will address the Delta chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority following a 1 o’clock luncheon Saturday at Ayres tearoom.

■!IIIMM| THE NEW YORK STORE I The New York Store Will Say: I “Good-Bye, Indianapolis!” I Saturday, April 16th

Our doors positively close Saturday evening, April 16th, by order of United States Bankruptcy Court! Prices on every remaining stock are slashed to ridiculously low levels! Cost has been disregarded! We’re literally giving merchandise away! Come early for many lots will not last long! BANKRUPT SALE Positively Will End in 7 Shopping Days Everything Must Be Sold Regardless of Price!

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES

35c to $1 White Earthenware Pitchers.. .9^ 8 to 15-Inch Candles, Tapers, each 1^ $1.25 to $lO Vases, Weller Pottery, Men’s and Boys’ Handkerchiefs, each... Cretonne Laundry Bags, reduced, each. 19f? Satin Ribbon, priced for clearance, yd.lc Women’s Jantzen Bathing Suits ... $1.48 $3.50 and $5 Girdles, all sizes $1.25 All $1 and $1.95 Madora Silk Hose 57^ All $1 and $1.95 Rollins Hose 57^ Women’s Costume Slips, values to $3.95, Women’s Silk Lingerie, values to $5.95, Women’s Broadcloth and Print Smocks, 39<* Juniors’ $1.95 to $2.95 Skirts 75c Juniors’ 59c to $2.39 Blouses, reduced. .25^

300 Yards £ Cretonne ®% c 36 Inches wide. 19c Yard U to 25c values. laiu PETTlS'—basement.

Tallies, Place Cards, Invitations, pkg...2* 29c Tassel Fringe, priced to clear, yd.. .5 $ 98c Curtain Net, reduced, now, yd..,. .24c 29c to 49c Curtain Materials, yd 10< $2.98 to $3.98 Swiss Lace Panels, each. .98<^ $1.39 Cretonne Draperies, pair -.50^ 39c to 49c Awning Valance, reduced, yd. 29c Sunnyland Prints, 36 ins. wide, yd.. 14^

Auction 2:00 and 7:30 P. M. SHI r r t_r* ■■■■■

Men’s $2.95 to $4.95 Union Suits ......69^ All Men’s 50c Belts, reduced to .......19^ All Men’s “Arrow” Shirts now -88£ Entire Stock Patsy Ann $5 Shoes .. .$1.97 Children’s $1.95 Nature Form Shoes .. 25c Rouge Refills, for compacts, each...7^ 50c Powder Refills, for compacts 17^ 50c Fiancee Talcum Powder, reduced.. $3 Coty’s Li Pas Pourpre Perfume, $5 Lubin’s Monjoly and Ocean Blue, $4 Fiancee Perfume, for clearance, oz.. 19c to 69c Imported Cretonne, yard... 29c to 39c Chintz and Rayon Valance, yd. Parker Pencils, values to $4, reduced.. $1 Metal Book Ends, many styles, now. 29^

POPULAR AA. FICTION #jf c Entire stock. 75c Values. Each "" PETTlS'—street floor.

50c to $1 Curtains, plain, patterns, each. 79c Linen Lunch Cloth, colored borders.23<* $1 and $1.25 Priscilla Curtains, pair...2s<* $1 Fostoria Glass Sandwich Trays, ea.. 29£ $7.50 to $lO China Soup Plates, each.. Crystal Salad value $4 do?;., ea.l2c $1 English Earthenware Teapots, 5-cup. $2 to $4 Novelty China, odd pieces, ea. .49^

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