Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1938 — Page 11

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M ust Not Be Interrupted Important That Infant's

Sleep Be Undisturbed For Good Health.

By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Bab os ‘do get nervous.

The get nervous if - they. can’t: n account of noise; they get if they see too many people

sleep nervous at the wrong time. nervor:s kindly “Wh, certainly, Mrs. Smith, you can se- Jackie,” proud little mother -says, vaen the evening guests are anxious to have a peep. That's all right, ‘ust to have a peep at the fuzy head in the beautiful little bassine te. - But to rouse small Jackie ‘rom his slumber, is something cse. He very possibly will behave :bominably. For t> most oo each little tot, trying <0 hard to get a start in life, necds quiet and peace. When he is sicepy, he must not be kept out of 2d, and above ‘all when he is drug: red. with drowsiness, : he should not be brought in to company to be shown. ‘off. He associates strangers with discomfort. Can’t Understand “He is always so ‘sweet and good that I cannot think what’s come over hin ” ‘you say, and are perplexed and mortified. The answer is that 2 baby wakened from deep slumber :: scarcely conscious. He ma; appear to be fully awake, but he isn’t at all. The best thing

They also get if they ‘are not treated

to do, & ‘er the tired little fellow | in for the night, is to

is tuckec say to your dear friends, “I have orders to let him sleep in peace, so. please don’t hold it against me if I don’t waken him.” Right in the crib, from the very word youngsters establish their like: and dislikes to people. We have ‘00 many antisocial children in our midst who simply don’t like people at all. That is, they prefer their ‘©wn company to mixing with others. © They escape when they can, nd out comes the hermit instinet, viich isn’t quite so good in a world that depends increasingly on human contacts and co-opera-tion. It is. in short, shyness.

Ge’ Used to People

So let th baby get used to people. Allow him ‘0 see a few “different” visitors fro: day to day. Not at inoportune mes, but when he’s rested, fed =nd happy. In spite of all the ger 1 talk, let kindly Mrs. Smith hol¢. him gently. Let Mr. Smith keer his -big booming voice and serail” chin to himself, and not begin ¢£ iy monkey shines, but permit him ¥to hold tiny Jack a moment. No excite: ‘ent, no nothing, just a little spir’ ual understanding, so to speak, tho“ _says to baby, “Here’s a new one," the man who kisses me good-nigi't, or the lady who feeds me ar. makes me so comfortable every few minutes. But other creaturcs with eyes, noses and arms, that =2:t and looke nice indeed. No usc being all upset bacause I don’t know them.”

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Smart Women Wearing Hair High Upon Head

By ALICIA HART A famous couturier who visited this country recently declared coiffures are the focal point of attention these days. The fact that more and more smart women are wearing their hair off the neck and high on the head means that fashions in clothes and makeup will change noticeably within the next few months, he thinks.

“I hear ever so many women say that they will never adopt higher, shorter hair styles,” the Paris designer went on, “But they will. No fashion-minded woman can resist trying any new style that is being talked about in smart circles. If she tries one of the new coiffures, more than likely she’ll stick to it. If she does, it means that she’ll start wearing even more feminine clothes, affecting pink and white, delicate makeup.” It is, of course, important that you study your face and neck from all angles before you decide to brush your hair upward. If you have a long face and a long neck; you will want to break the hard line of your jaw. with curls or ringlets or some bit of fluffiness, placed low behind ears. The hairdresser who can help you to decide on a coiffure which is new but who knows how to vary it a little to suit your particular type is the one to seek out. A truly chic woman never adopts wholeheartedly. a new style unless it happens to suit her. She strives for a variation that will be in keeping with the new mode, yet eminently flattering to her. The girl who goes south for a vacation ought to . take along plenty of suntan lotions and creams to keep her skin from becoming too brown. If ultra feminine clothes are to dominate the spring fashion picture, she won’t want to jein the Easter parade with skin that looks weatherbeaten or even tomboyishly

By DONALD GRAY Times Special Writer

enjoyment out of gardening. ‘It is all right to dream apout the joy of |

having a beautiful garden, but un= less you know something about the requirements of plants all’ your dreams will result in disappointments. You may be an amateur gardener with a number of years experience or you may be just starting your first garden this spring. In either case begin your spring activity on a few sound facts. It is not difficult to learn about soils, fertilizers, insects, and pests. A few simple rules learned in the beginning will save many a heartache later on.

Water Always Available

air, and soil with plant food in it. Sunshine and air are supplied us. If not enough water comes to us we can always use the hose. gardener’s job is to get the earth into proper condition. Most trees, shrubs, flowers, and grass grow best in a neutral or alkaline soil. Only a few varieties of plants need an acid condition. How can we tell what kind of soil we have? Buy at any drugstore 10 cents worth. of litmus paper, take a cupful of the soil, add water, and if a blue litmus paper turns red the soil is acid. If it stays blue it is oni the alkaline side. In order to make an acid soil ‘sweet” or alkaline, first get air into the soil by adding sifted coal ashes, cinders, strawy manure, agricultural slag from blast furnaces, or agricultural lime.

Soil Must Have Drainage

Soil must also have drainage for taking away excess water. Plants cannot get food from waterlogged earth. The. soil may be clay or sand and in either case it must contain humus to supply plant food. Humus is decayed vegetable matter. Soil from the top of the ground where vegetables or farm crops have been raised contains humus and is called topsoil.

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P: T. A. Notes

“An open forum will be: ‘conducted by Mrs. J. B. Lewis’ at thé Marion “County Council of - ‘Parent-Teacher Associations’ ‘meeting. at 10 a. m. in. Hotel. Offi-

the Ben Davis ‘Grade School P.-T. | A. will sponsor a radio barn, dance Tryouts

Bd for the program’ will be Held dt the

By MRS. ‘GAYNOR i A or ise mar. shell as by any me, but how will a saustaste - when called a Piccadilly It’s worth investigating one of the spring days. a v - Heavenly Hash : : (Serves 6)

‘diced oranges, 6 diced’ marshmal«

-| lows, %..oup. shredded fresh eocomn

"This beautifully landscaped: garden gives graphic proof of, what can be. accomplished through properly . prepared soil and adherence to a few simple rules.

Druids to Observe 37th Anniversary

The Capitol City Circle 6, U. A. 0. D. will observe its 37th anniversary tonight at the hall, 20% S. Delaware St. Past Grand Arch Druidesses are to be honored. Mrs. Hattie Hopkins, charter member, is to present a short address on circle history. Shaw, Grand Arch Druidess, and her staff of officers are to ‘be in charge. Mrs. Lola M. Canary is Arch Druidess and Mrs. Jennie Laux is entertainment chairman.

ball and ‘if needs humus. If sand and it has no roots in it, then it too needs humus. Pay no attention to Some of the blackest

make topsoil out of ordinary clay or sand. It puts the humus and

is impossible to. get manure, use peat moss and muck and mix with it a commercial fertilizer.

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Thin cream slightly with a little orange juice. Fold in fruit and marshmallows, place in dish and| sprinkle cocoanut on top. Chill

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ai os Special FASHINGTON, Match 24~The marriage “of ‘Miss Sarah Elizabeth ‘Weaver to Harry Carl’ Schoeneman Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schoeneman, Indianapolis™ and

‘| Washington, will take place Satur-

day, April 16, according to an-

Sea .nouncement. here today.

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1 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon baking

powder, 1%. (or more) cups: water.

Puncture skin of those cute lit-

stand on. sheets of brown paper to cook : Make short pie crust of flour, shortening, salt and baking powder and moisten with water. Dough must not be too soft. Roll out thin on floured board, cut into oblong little: overcoats for. the cold sausagettes. Wrap up each ‘sausage and brush with beaten egg, mixed with small amount of water,

Weaver is a daughter of Mr, After ‘a ‘brief wédding trip, the Schoeneman ‘is employed - in the

tle sausages. Bake them in a hof |General Accounting Office.

oven (400. degrees F.) until done,

‘Place in: greased. pan and bake: in ‘moderate oven (350° degrees FJ Tor 315 or. 20. minutes... . That, ‘gentle cooks, is. what they ‘serve on special occasions at the ‘Piccadilly Hotel in New York. The ‘chef is ecstatic about them. He goes’ even further and offers to show us how to make Heavenly

Hash dessert. Are you game?

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1 Camp Fire Girls

To Give Skating |» Party, Carnival

Remaining days in March promise to be busy for city Camp Fire Girls.

Presbyterian Church .group and their guardians, Mrs. Paul B. Clark and Mrs. I. C. Chapel, are to be hostesses at the city-wide roller skating party, from 3:30 p. m. to 5

Rink. A cdrnival is being sponsored Saturday’ hi the gamp Fire group a

Members of the Wallace Street

p. m. tomorrow ab Riverside Skating:

e Manual High School group is San ine an-overnight trip to. Woolen's Gardens Tuesday. Thursday,

March 31, School 10 and 30 groups

will take a station-wagon trip to Camp Delight, Camp Fire Girls’

summer camp.

° On ‘Wednesday afternoon, 14 members of the newly organized Camp Fire group at the Irvington Methodist Church were taken ‘on a tour of a local glass company. treme Bele,

Sorority Dinner Set Mrs. Maurice D. Lindley, 6149 Park Ave., will be hostess tomorrow night at an informal dinner for members and pledges of Mu Chapter; Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority. Husbands of embers are to be guests;

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