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THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Calloway, Flossie Noland, Lucille | Givens, Porter, honorary sorority |

Gladys For Br 1des-to-Be | Linanoim, Emmett Thomas, Anna | Quackenbush. Another guest was 1 ’ problem of the mature woman. A clubhouse with a card party for a Businessw omen | members and guests. This will he

of spending $47,000 in the federa- | i . ; tion’s educational tund. Card Par ty Set

“Needs of mature women are not | The house committee of the

met as frequently as those of young | Business and Professional Women's

Clyde » Wr i] + persons,” Miss Armstrong said. “We |, oy; entertain tonight at the

Lyons, N. Marie| Misses Evelyn Calloway,

{ Diners Before Main Courses By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX Call them snacks or go French and ask for hors d'oeuvres and canapes.

| Purcell, Laura Greene, Chiistene | Miss Virginia Campbell, sister of ‘group composed of mature women | Stutz, Clara M. Stutz, Ella Neman, | the bride-to-be and active presi- Lit o esponsibility ovate ngie the second in a series for the bene It all comes to the same thing—they are just gay little things to eat.! | William R. Hopkins, Mary Ryan, | dent of the organization. | GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 14 ;,,g [1% of the clubhouse. Mrs. Mare They are the smiles that keep a dinner’s expression youthful. | Dillon, Madge Smith. Jean Smith, Fred False, Edward Browning and ¥ & # J (U. P). ~- A proposal to provide Finances occupied the convention garet Marlowe is chairman of the Watercress Dippers & Betty Hindel and Dorothy Travis. Out-of-town guests are to be Mrs. Royer K. Brown, 5863 Car- scholarships for the training of session with Miss Isabelle Claridge, house commitiee.

a , . Mp< | rollton Ave. entertained with a |businesswomen was considered to- New York, national treasurer, de- at Have a large bowl of fresh water- Map Civie Theater ¥ 4 #4 Mrs. G. 8. Lukens, Vincennes: Mrs.

: : : ; {livering her annual report. She also i sn | C.J. Lindsay Jr., North Salem, and surprise linen shower last night day by the convention of the Na- |" : _ w cress standing in a bed of cracked shin Driv Miss 10i¢ lmogene Campbell will | lie Chester. Batl Wolfe, Colom re. paul Grav. Prior to her tional Federation of Business and | discussed with other officers the Picnic Arranged ice. Nearby have another bowl with Member ship rive Indianapolsiresidens. who vache Team captains and division

be honor guest Sunday afternoon BUS. recent marriage Mrs. Gray was Professional Women's Clubs. drawing up of the federations lemon mayonnaise in it. Each guest tioned in St. Petersburg, Fla. last chairmen for the annual Civic

at a linen shower and lawn party at | Miss Flossie Noland entertained Miss Jane Sherer. The proposal to use the clubs’ budget. : d wv wale the home of Mrs. Earl T. Lyons. recently with an aluminum shower; Guests were Misses Elizabeth funds for “retraining” of mature é a at picks up 3 spt 12 of pe Watley. Miss Campbell's engagement to! in Miss Campbell's honor. Guests Hisey, Jean Hamlet, Margaret businesswomen was advanced during | FARM AGENT TRANSFERRED winter, will hold a picnic luncheon ress. dunks it join the Lo Theater membership campaign Thomas E. Lyons was announced were members and alumnae of | Stilz, Joan Johnson and Mesdames | the report of Miss Mary Armstrong,| ROCHESTER, July 14 (U. P.).— at 12:30 p. m. Sunday at the Brook and pops 1t into Lis mouth. to begin Sept. 15 met last night Kern J. Miles, William Ruskaup, | New York, on the results of a survey | Sam Gregory, Muncie, today as- side Park near the community house, Shrimp Dippers at the home of J. Perry Meek, | Wayne E. Rhodes, joseph R. Thom- | of educational funds, The commit- | sumed duties as Assistant Fulton Families and friends of the winter near Carmel.

recently. Lambda Gamma Sorority, of which Guests are to be Misses Eleanor | the bride-to-be is past president. : ee w inted to study methods | i : | resi invi Arrange a pink cloud of tender Plans for the coming seas tee was appointed to study County Agricultural Agent, | residents also are invited. shrimp on a large platter. In the son were discussed and ar-

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Lyons, Virginia Campbell, Evelyn They included Mrs. William P.!as, Fred Keuthan and Ross Barr. center, stand a bowl of tomato

mayonnaise. Nearby arrange a stock

of toothpicks. The toothpick sticks into a shrimp, you dunk the shrimp into the piquant mayonnaise, and then you eat it and start all over again.

Sardine Hot Numbers

Mash smoked sardines with a little | chili sauce and minced parsley. | Spread cocktail crackers with a light | coating of prepared mustard. Place | a mound of the sardine mixture in the center. Then pop into your mouth. ! Onion Tovarich Use small white onions. Skin, then cook in salted water for 10 minutes. When cool, cut into halves carefully. Scoop out centers to make tiny onion cases with thin shells. Combine caviar, yolks of hard boiled eggs, a few fine bread crumbs, a little chopped parsley and melted butter. Stuff onion shells with this mixture. Place on baking sheet and cook 15 minutes in hot oven (425 degrees F). Serve piping hot on tiny disks of buttered toast. Life has its better moments when there are lots of little things to eat. |

rangements made for the drive. Wallace O. Lee, theater president last year, is drive chairman and Mr. Meek is cochairman.

Sub-Debs Plan

Weiner Roast

Members of Sub-Deb clubs returning from vacation trips and their guests will be entertained by the Arbor Vitae chapter at a progressive party and weiner roast at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. The group will visit the homes of Miss Margarette Cross, chairman of the arrangements committee; Misses Margaret Brannan, Mary Lou Mitchell and Evelyn Anderson. Other members who will attend include the Misses Dorothy Brannon, Dorothy Winzenread, Elaine VanHorn, Mary Jane Stuck and Dorothy Shaffer. Guests will include Edward Montgomery, Richard Gwynn, Tip Cherry, Lester Nichols, Victor Miller Elmer Molique, Atha Bruns, Joseph Jenkins and Charles Appel.

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Ayres' first STORE-WIDE DOL. LAR DAY offers seven floors We've cut prices to the bone during Remnant Sale! This Dollar Day means even more drastic reducWe're making a clean sweep of GOOD, seasonable summer merch’ (dise. We need

the space. You need the merYou'll be surprised at the value-full items you'll find for only 1.00! In all instances quantities are limited. First come, first serve!

+ Street Floor

Louise Andre Floral Cologne . . . ... Regular 1.50 bottle. Gardenia, eau de cologne, jasmine, rose, lilac and lavender odeurs.

Red Cross Totlet Tissue « . + «ccc...

1,000-Sheet rolls. Soft, fine quality tissue. White only

20 for

Blue Cloud Perlume . « « + « + + « « « « Special quarter-ounce package of our famous exclusive perfumes. Exquisite for summer. //4-01.

Aimcee Soap Flakes . . ......... 13 full ounces of snow white, easily dissolved flakes

in each box. 7 Boxes for

Cellophane Kitchen Curtains . . . . . Red, green, blue, vellow floral or crossbar design for kitchen, bath, playroom 3 Pairs

Imported Grass Shopping Bags . . . . Conl-to-carry. large size top-handle bags. Pastels with assorted designs. Were 69 2 for

Rubber Kitchen Aprons .........

Pastel colors. because they save laundry.

4 for

SEB PANES . oho ee Milanese all-silk pin points and rayon sheer. Panties, briefs. Broken sizes. 3 for

Rayon Taffeta Slips + « « «oo v0... Formerly 149. Ilemstitched snip-off bottom. Tea rose, white, dark colors.

foamed Prints, 20428 . . + 2 co os oa.

Copies of etchings! Colorful English scenes with gold burnished frames. Very special!

Nets Book Ends . . .oonasvnivins.

Several decorative styles. Green, ivory or brass finish. Heavy quality.

Ayres’ Crushed Bond . . . .......

Heavy, easy-writing quality box of paper. Single or folded. 50 envelopes

Better Fancy Shirts . . « +s 4 vv...

Good-looking. smartly-stvled shirts with fused collars. All woven fabrics

Fine Featherwate Pajamas ........ Neat masculine patterns in coat or slipover style. Comfort for hot nights.

Seed Bead Jewelry . . . ........ Were formerly 1.19! Bracelets and necklaces in arresting summer colors. 2 for

Bugle Bead Necklaces . . .........

Were 195. Our famous “Tropic Rain” necklaces in vivid summer contrasting colors.

While Gloves . ...0 cn cosnnnn ns

Air-cooled crochets, filets and some regulation fabric. All washable. 2 Pairs

able Gloves . ...occiasnni ss Formerly 1.65 to 4.00. Drastic clearance of better fabric gloves. Some whites. Mostly colors. Pair

Print Handkerchiefs . . . . .......

Large size, fast color cotton prints in gay floral and geometric designs. 5 for

Men's Linen Handkerchiefs . .. .. ..

Pure Irizh linens with hand-rolled hems and cord and tape borders. 5 for

Summer Hats . » . - . . r » > » » » . » . Rrimmed styles, turbans, calots, in crepes, plques, grosgrain ribbon. Whites and colors. Incomplete assort-

ment, 2 for

Excellent for camp or summer homes,

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Needlepoint . .. Were 125 and 150. A variety of patterns and sizes suitable for chair seats, stools and pillows. Finished designs.

Hand-Tufted Bedspreads ....

Cotton spread, hand tufted in an attractive pattern.

Sheets and Pillowcases . . ........

With colored hems. Broken assortment . . . not all colors to match. Included are pink, green, blue, yellow and lavender. 64x64 count. 81x99 in. Cases, 42x38's . . iio. 3 for 81

Steven's Morning Glory Towels . . . . . Suitable for kitchen or laboratory. Attractively printed in gay colors. 6 for

Dress PabIHES oo oc Vit nein oi Silk prints, silk sheers, rayon bemberg sheers, ravon printed crepes. 3 Yds.

Dross Fabries . vii vs sites cones Petal cool, rayon suitings, novelty white fabrics

2 Yds.

Summer Collons . ..ouviticveviess

Assorted novelty patterns in desirable color combi-

nations. 5 Yds.

Colton Fabries . co innisiesdnic s

Fine filigree cotton prints, cool and summery looking.

3 Yds. Men's Straw Plats . 20s 0 conan oan

Odd lots and incomplete assortment. Popular types . . . but not in all headsizes.

Men's Robes... c cones

Washable summer cotton styles. Use them as beach or bath robes.

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's Slack Men's Slacks . «i tacit es ns einss: Tailored or easy-to-wash summer fabrics. While 45 pairs last.

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Handmade Creepers .......... Fine quality broadcloth in cool sleeveless styles. Pastels, white, Sizes 1 and 2.

Girls’ Wash Hats... cov 00 vi

All white pique, sizes for girls 2 to 16. Brimmed and off-face styles.

Children's Sun Sults «...o cos vs.0s

Sizes 2 to 6. Girls’ ‘Tove’ styles. Seersucker, print, pique.

Children's Swim Suits + « « + + + + «s+

Sizes 6 to 8. All wool. Boys’ trunk styles. Girls’ onepiece, daintily accented. Red, blue.

SANs Sweaters. « iv vcv cms tn

Wool sweaters ideal for back-to-school. Formerly much more. A wide selection, sizes 8 “to 16.

Odd Lot! Women's Summer Shoes . . .

Broken style and color assortment. Limited quantity. All formerly many, many times 1.00! Whites and darks.

' . Boys' House Slippers. . . ......... While 29 pairs last. Of leather with leather padded soft sole. Broken size and color assortment.

Growing Girls' Shoes .......... Just 17 pairs in the group. Formerly 4.50 to 5.00 Broken size and color assortment.

Summer Dresses . . . coven se ceive

Formerly 2.00 to 598. Easy-to-wash cottons and cool-to-the-skin spun rayons. Broken size assortment.

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Princess Coats and Housecoats . .. .. Were formerly 1.69 and 2.00. Easily washed cottons in gay prints.

Slack Suds... ..c.vcvtneeeens

Were formerly 1.98. Of seersucker they require no ironing. Grand for hill-climbing and fishing.

DenimeSlacke. ... ccovrcc neve os Formerly 1.50. Not much washing or ironing required so they're grand for vacationists. Sizes 14-38.

Denim Zipper Coats . . . ......... Formerly 1.50. Match them to the slacks above and you have a complete sports ensemble. Sizes 14-38.

SpunRayonShirs. ...c conse ee Originally 2.98. Ideal to wear with slacks, culottes and separate skirts. Stud button type.

Satin-Stripe Rayon Slips ......... Brand new. Smooth, taped side seams for extra strength. Tea rose, white,

Boys Shorts, Shirts +. . + vc venir:

Buy him plenty at this low price. Hard to soil; easy to wash summer fabrics. 4 for

Boys’ Wash Suls ....ovv enna

Styles he needs to wear right now drastically reduced for clearance.

Men's Anklets... . . cove ciseenie

Also half socks. Light summer colors. Cool summer fabrics, 5 Prs.

Everfast Wash Ties . . . + «conan oy

Desirable patterns to match and blend with light summer suits. A for

Boys! Bush Coats «+ voi co vnnnvns

Of knit or cotton, proper weight for summer camps.

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Cool Ruffled Curtains « . « «+ « « « «

(1.95 Value). Frilly, fluffy, breeze catching curtains of cushion dotted marquisette. With tie backs. Mostly

in ecru. Pair

Sample Lighting Fixtures . . ...... Lanterns, wall brackets, kitchen units, bedroom fixtures and bathroom brackets. Mostly ones of a kind .

Plank Holders ..... .....ov os vennvns

(Were 1.89). Perpendicular stand holds one potted plant. Or, use on lawn to hold drinking glass, ash tray or most anvthing! Green and white,

Scatter RUGS icc «++ conve nn sisinns An interesting assortment of cotton, chenille and rag rugs. Suitable for kitchen, bath or bedroom.

9-Piece Beverage Set .......... (Was 1.29). Including carrier. 8 tall handsome tumblers. Gaily colored in attractive designs. In an casy-to-carry white wire rack. Imported Service Plates (fine china)

Bamboo Shades (req. 1.49) .......

1,-In, bamboo slats (durable outside bark), spaced to let in the breezes. Natural color. Ready to hang, with poles, pulleys and ropes.

reese: 1,00

CurlainRemnants . . . . «ces es vvvn They're very usable pieces, from 1'2 yards to 4 ards in length. Included are glass curtain remnants, printed cottons and sateen. 4 for

Linen Theatrical Gauze . . ....... For making cool, breeze-catching, inexpensive summer curtains. Washes. Summer colors. 4 Yards for

Awning Stripe Material . . ...... Put up a cool awning valance around the porch at a cost of only a few pennies! In a variety of attractive

stripes. 4 Yards for

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Outdoor Occasional Tables . . .. .. Handy for magazines, cold drinks or anything! A cute little folding affair of wood slats, in white or yellow,

+ Seventh Floor

Casserole and Frame . .... ....... Resista heatproof glass, guaranteed 2 years! Attractive footed frame, chrome finished, 2-Qt. size, with

cover,

Whistling Teakettle . . ...........

Green, red, yellow, blue or chromium finished.

4.Pc. Salad Bowl Set... vu snnins

Crystal bowl in chromium holder, with attractive serve ing fork and ladle.

B.Pc. Snack Set ... i suas einian aes

Master bowl and 4 small bowls for service fruit, nuts, pop corn, etc. Enameled in attractive colors.

Sturdy Kitchen Stools .. .... .....

WERE 1.50! Of metal with supporting back. Seat 24 inches from floor. Ivory, green, white, maroon,

1.50 Kitchen Pottery ...... .....

Ideal gifts. Munch, cookie or snack jars, and 3-pe. range sets. Gaily decorated by hand. Each