Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1938 — Page 5
MONDAY, FEB. 7, 1038
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Lace Important on Waliz-Time Party
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. A Gowns = "hae Fowiy— . * * wmeone Discipline 0 r Febivaly WP ar 4 ; Is Possible and voluminous Skiits, aie Bh Walt | wx Fy tme mse. ones + Without Rod Lace is Tmportant—as it always — is When Clothes 1each the height of Femininity. One American | signer outlines the design in pale pink lace With tiny, bright rhinestones. AROther house uses Jace Dodices and Chiffon skirts
early Spring ances, With figure
Parents Warned to Adopt Firm But Fair Policy Toward Children.
ve always thought, and still think, that they cant afford vo be We t until they have learned how. Thal they shou bey, Beh on no king | The requisites of getting co-ops | and self-reliance. ? Bag and ready obedience from ; |a child are these: Fist of all, a You May Be at Fawit fedling his Wind that you, his But, mother, maybe one little parents, are feaxonable and fair; fault is yours, Maybe the warnings second, that you are gentle but of the specialists about “overre- | also strong. (And incidentally ib striction” and “i¢) jon” have | is a relief to children to have a frightened you, and you take your rigid hand under them) Third, owe fiom the ¥ slogan of ‘in- | he must know that you play no dividuality at all costs.” favorites, and concede few permis T believe that today's ohildyen | Sions to brother that you would should obey mote than they do, and | not give to him. Fourth, don't ex
come. The ohild, malt «ss he 18, kiows this. He senwes the hesilas tion in his mother's mind.
Winning Oo-operation
try to please more than they seem | pect perfection all the time, but be
willing to accept a generous ats
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX okies get thelr vitamin © by eating Taw meat. But Who Wants to we ah Eskimo When our maikets ave Colorryl With oranges, Tenfons,
matehing colors. ANA Tace Tedingotes
over wat Te vo waistline
(Seventh of x Series) By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Theie aie ¥0 Many small children
| to believe ReCessALY. Mothers
i and fatheis aie patwally |
Jipierea about their authority. ey wonder if they daie to give a command and expect unquestioning obedience to it. I believe that obedience and ¢o-
tempt on the childs part to do his best, making allowances for his patuial temptations and driving uIges. Discipline means leadership and
prapelivit and bright 1¢d tomatoes? This antiscaryy vitamin is present, 100, Th vegetables, bananas, salads aa Wilk. Even the “litte Fady of thie igloo” Would admit Uhialt | these Necessary foods aie fist a wee lit nicer than Cold aw Tver with a garnish of iceberg. Orange Mint Cocktail Simply grind mint through yeat griivder, putting a Container underneath to catch Juice. Add 5 ‘teaspoon of this juice to owe small glass of orange juice. Serve very cold With a oherry. Mrexican Tomato Sad 4 to © wervings) : Two teaspoons Temion , 3 tablespoons olive ©il, 3 a] vegetable oil, 1 teaspoon su 3 tablespoons Chili waves, inf ih Onion, 1% table oreestershite wauce, dash Pasco, 2 packages of Cieath Ch¥ese, © wedinm-sized tomatoes, % head Yettvee, | Pee] and scoop Out tomatoes @ ih bottom of each put litte onion which has been chopped fine. Chill
thoroughly. Chop tery fine. | Nix Temwon juice, olive oil and vegetable oil, catsup, Ohili wAWR, tabasco, green and walt. Beat thoroughly With a Dover ex. | Nrash Cieam cheese, and, if weees=| say, soften With a little cieam. At Serving time Bll ‘tomatoes With oheeoge. Set on ©Orisp lettuce and cover With dissing. | Princess Pudding (% Ho 6 wervings) Five eggs, 176 cups sugar, 134 cups flown, puted, 3 lemons, 3 {easpoons baking powden, Gash walt, S cup milk. Cream butier thoioughly, add sugar and continue creaming. Add ope yolks and continue OCreaming. Wash lemons, giate the Tind and squeeze juice and add rind vo Hour and also add baking powder and salt to flour. Add diy ingiedients,
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Jatest to be shown is a White satin
cause it @oesnt wiihkle casily, Jace| it Makes us Curious. The) is the wasoned travelers delight. Pastels and Dark Hwes Lead Chiffon gowns Th muted pastels flutier and billow about ankles. Some aie accoidion-pleated Tom | top to bottom, otheis are goied. an white and all yi yetain their popularity, with @ Toe, : blues aid gieens ang grayish yel=
too. Baby pink soft blue, beige ie head
you get tied about their oa g wood and : a
being wet iA an easy pattern of
they
Today we hear fiom every quarter; oem nd know
ale Wore a as Much as their parents. lis ive enough iA a way, but this does Mot excuse them for disobe) ing thelr mother, of thinking her i SAIR.9N 3 5 VT too caustic, it is only
am btoming a little » on the new ependence of . y are hot ¥0 independent when it comes to food, tin | dink and clothes, wovie money one With complete ring skirt [and monthly oheoks for ove from hips to hemline and shoulder ; S——_— S— Hee of shlong aw. a) wire or all Diack chiffon With | or all bk i wil Bouffant Is Style Contrast a very full or medium full skirt, Th startling contiast to sleek, | according to your own taste, and an fringed and softly billowing Gowns ever-so-simple bodice. You ean aie the bouffant types in heavy | wear the gown as is, of course. silk faille and taffeta. Very de-putante-ish, these also come in all
Then, by getting a variety of aecesFories, such asx a shirred chiffon pastels, clear as well as grayed, and often are finished with contesting
wavy, White and black | i Jaces. Matching jackets | youthful bolero: that tiansform evening gowns ito dinner dresses come With the majority of the newest models for evening. ] For sophisticated ‘tastes, the fringed gown ik mew. Among the
jacket that molds your figure in sweater faghion, extra belts, floating
3 Who Won't obey their mothers, that y used to, | opera ih the old days, you know. I Know
elimbing fences | aving chores to do, and life
black and White; but We must make i's ohildien are different, |
milk and lemon juice alternaiely to epg Wixtuie. Lastly fold in stiffly beaten whites, Pour me a well gicased dish,
Sawee
1 tables putter, 1 cup sugar, 1 level tab A Cornstarch, 2 cups milk, juice and Hind of 1 lemon.
Melt butter in sa n, add milk, Mix Ee Damo ElY
with sugar, add mixture © milk. Stir until thick, then add juice and oy of lemon and remove hom ie.
: Today’s Pattern
| at 3:15 | WEBM. The progiam is to be re- | Qua
schools throughout the eity.
giosgiain bows and sashes. The foundation dress still iz the best buy for the budget-minded.
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Bake % hour I a || moderate oven 350 degiees B. i
Mis, Carl J. Nianthel, Mdianapolis Council of Parent-Teacher As: sociations vice president and Seventh District president, is to dis cuss the history and development
Pp. Mm.
ceived hy regular meetings Wm | “« 5 4 Past presidents will be honored at
day. They Will speak Priefly on | their respective administrations. | The event marks the 25th annivergary of the school's association. ® ® ® | Miss Thelma Rowland will valk on |
| “Peeth and Their Care” at 2 Pp. MW.
WY Sm who desire to look slim and comfortable will
find Pattern 8868 a grand choice. Note how very easy it is to make. Back and front are each eut in one piece from shoulder to hem and the front closing is neatly scalloped for a very trim finish. The short sleeves are set in to give plenty of freedom about your work and the waistline is darted for a smooth, Jong line. To add to the practical character of this dress choose one of the lovely cottons—a bright print on dark ground would be particularly lovely. If you have never sewn before, you will find this a good dress on which to start, as the pattern includes complete instructions with diagram. Pattern 8868 is designed for sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 36 requires 4! yards of 35 or SO-inch material, with short sleeves. Plus % yard contrast, To obtain a pattern and step-by step sewing instructions inclose 18 cents in coin together with the above pattern number and your size, your name and address, and mail to Pattern Rditor. The Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St, Indian
apolis. The new SPRING AND SUM MER PATTERN BOOK, 32 pages of attractive designs for every size and every occasion, is now ready. Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn: a feature you will . Let the charming designs in this new book help you in your sewing. One ttern and the new Winter Pattern
| Vernon Parker of the Y. M. C. A. | discuss “You and I and Our Boys
_ lighting of a birthday cake in
| first president, will speak on the
Wednesday at School 7. Additional features will be installation of traffic officers and songs bY the |
Mothers’ Chorus. A tea and sooial |
| i |
| hour for mothers new to the school | | will follow.
& & ® | Parents of School ® will hear
and Our Neighborhood” at a meet= | i Wednesday afternoon at 3:13 o'clock, Music by the Junior High | School double quartet also is on the Pogtam ® = 0»
A feature of the School 13 pro- | gram at 2 p.m. Wednesday Will be |
oy
sorvance of Founders Day. A tea
{in honor of past sidents and |
mothers new to the school will
® » ® | A Founders Day program will be |
given at School 14 Wednesday at | 3:10 p. Mm. Mrs. Mayme Armstrong,
history of the local PT. A. Mis, Carl J Manthei also Will speak. Mis. Mary Bucher is to sing, ac companied by Mis, Bvelyn Heiden yeieh.
® » » “Myr. Radio Resolves,” a skit, is to be nted by Mrs. Lee Waddell at School 15 at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs, H, W. Southard will read an institute paper, “The Motion Picture=-Its Educational Value to the School and Library.”
A reading by Mrs. Margaret Raley and music by the school pupils is included on the School 168 program Wednesday at 3:15 p. m. ® & 0» Mrs. William Baleh, Indianapolis Council safety chairman, will give a patriotic and Founders talk at 2:30 p. Mm. Wednesday at 001 21. Mrs. William Klein, school safety chairman, also is to speak. Murs, Pear] Stokes is to direct a patriotic program by Grade 4 pupils. . ” - Dr. David Jacobson of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will address patrons of School N Wednesday at 3:18 p. m. songs in observance of birthday will conclude the program.
“Family Relations and Mental Health” is to be the topic of Dr Itagen Stevens’ talk to patrons of school 27 Wednesday afternoon at 0 . Mm. A program by the pupils OW.
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A Valentine Tea will be given at School 28 Wednesday afternoon at 3:13 o'clock. Readings by the Speech Club of School 8, sponsored by Mrs. A. 8 Parks, is to be a feature of the program.
Parent-Teacher Notes | “Nutrition” illustrated with slides.
| vor of Health and Physical Bduca- | tion, will speak at School 35 at 1:30 EP
- Sah she speaks before pations of School | : Ww k | a tea at School 3 at 2 p. m. Wednes= 33 at 2:45 Wednesday. A program | She Indians lis Council, will speak
sented at School 36 Wednesday at |
ob- | follow.
Jaoti Ril at Technical High School, will 3 0 Va i
| School 47 at 3:13 p. m. Wednesday. | The Mothers’ Chorus will sing. ; » » ® Nis. Clayton H. Ridge, School | | Board member, is to speak on “The on | Problem of Youth” at a meeting of School 4Y at 3:15 p. Mm. Wednesday. A candlelighting service in observ of Founders Day is to fol-
Dairy Council will give a lectwe
$8 2 » Di. Thurman B. Rice, State Divee- |
8 * =
a, Willian R. Bien meter y, * sox’ | SRIP Mman of the Couneil, wil Meise | speak ab the 2:30 p. Wm. Wednesday pital will sing. | meeting of School 49. Music is to * 2 @ | be provided by young women stu- ’ : ‘dents, Tea will follow. “The Happy Home" is to be Mis. | * ® 0» W. A. Shullenbergei’s topic When | wry Witt W. Hadley, president of |
, MW. Wednes yet from the
patrons at 3:15 p. m. by the pupils will follow. | Wednesday. A special musical pro= * ow gram is planned. A Pounders the End of the
8 » " Past presidents will be honored at 8 Iie 2 m. Wiehing at School 54 5 | Wednesday. “Reminiscence,” a The Mothele' Chorus | playlet, will be given by the dra- | matic elub. Music will be furnished by a WPA orchestra. ®
Bath as prey |
3:15 p.m. will sing. ® ® ® Seigt. A. ©. Magenheimer will talk on “Safety” at School 37 Wednesday at 3 p. m. Mis, Helen Akers, safety chairman, will be in
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[Bar Behe), will Sale on DazAmon | Sense in the Study of a Child” at SHarge: of We meine, 13:13 p. th. Wednesday at School 57. 3 5 |Past presidents and mothers new A program planned and presented to the school are © be special by the women who organized the |guests. fivst PT. A. at School 41 is to be a feature of the 1:45 p. m. meeting Wednesday. A Founders Day birth day party will follow. * * *
Albert Stump Will speak on “Lincoln” at School 43 at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. A colonial tea will 8 8 » Mise Gertrude Thuemler, dean of
® » . Murray A. Dalman, School 81 principal, will talk to School 86 patrons Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. A Technical High School girls’ sextet will ging. A George Washington tea will follow, » » Patrons of School 69 will hear Dr, Kenosha Sessions, Girls School suJetiendunt, speak at a 2 p.m. nesday meeting. Recitations by the Girls’ Poetry Club and an ac cordion solo by LaVerne Lamb will complete the program, which is to | be preceded by an informal tea.
Past presidents will be honored by a tea and Founder's Day will be
speak on “Youth ®dueation Today" at a 2:30 p. m. meeting of Sehool 44 Wednesday. Readings by Miss Martha Lou Mathews and piano music by Miss Joan Burton will complete the program. Mothers new to the school are to be honor guests at a tea. observed by a eandlelighting service A playlet, “A Dish of China Tea,” |at School 72 at 3:15 p. m. Wedneswill be presented by the mothers of | day.
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warfs and #0 on, build a complete Seng wardiobe around the single
help. It does not mean scolding tion both can be oncowaged and whipping. These weaken, without yobbing the boy or girl of rather than strengthen, your held. individuality or self-reliance. | Fear is never the best medium of : fen do not Need to be shout= | relationship, indeed it is a Very 2d at. The kindest and quiet2st of | poor one; but even a litile healthy women can pack a world of aus |“fear” has a certain place In thority Tito a simple little yequest. | mother « and = child relationship, The method of obtaining obedience | Not fear of huit, bub rather the is ApOrtant, you see. In their fear | rear of being found wanting in of breaking down personality, an-|yportemanship and decency. other point in question, many moth= | mm ois isEue Orders Uncertain as to out= | NEXT=Outside influence.
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