Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1938 — Page 7

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| di A Vv \ . Arrangement Vital 120 I.0 al ( irls combe, Alice Hankins, Marjorie Tasty Snack Happy Winners in Garden Club Show James Calls |ranacmer Doptays 20 Local Girls i i gi

Gabe, Margaret Morris and Martha

! IR Bo 3 ) } ir ed KF or Polic y If you have a flair for flower ar«} Stanford, Delta Delta Delta: Miss s | K rangement try to achieve the un<! Among pledges to social sororities Marjorie Byrum, Delta Zeta) Misses

usual Have an assortment of at DePauw University at Green-| Peggy Lee Bridges, Jane Crawford,

. 3 R “oR A Inv 82 9), - 3 3 A a wr ay . With Ease 33 | Of Isolation fever nodes tor sation wows Git tteunced today are 20 In g0 Gui M0 Nera: and # CAN § 2 2 : Te y i handy, Select carefully vases and They include Misses Betty Dist Misses Jane Gray Freihofer, Nancy ob bowls whieh will narmonize with ler, Susan Edwards, Elizabeth Kadel Hurt and Claire Patten, Kappa A t= the room you wish te decorate as and Catherine MeCarthy, Alpha Chi Kappa Gamma, f well as the blossoms you use ; : : SE ‘ 5 3 Ar: . A few blooms with buds and] tack on F. D. Rs Views leaves, gracefully arranged, will give! Foces R$ nck a more restful effect than an Of W ol Id Afl airs, {overcrowded vase of miscellaneous | [flowers. If your bouquet appears topheavy, cut the stems shorter or| BY RUTH CH AMBERS a 3 SEN use a taller vase: if your bouquet | ; ® NIVE your child every chance in N& wale Neck A LR k 3 r : y Nd ANN isolation was advocated by Richard jeeks as if it were going to sink into} PF ening) . . Mule: certain: his 3 J \ : A TW f James chairman of the speak the bowl any minute, use a bowl oe e's burean of the Republican State more shallow or cut flowers with Committee, at a meeting of the longer stems, Marion County ounce it of Repub

lican Women this afternoon at the pevinger, Carrie Hess, Willard D al D HC Thrbach Hotel Washington |Armatage Charles Conway and b A . f He spoke on “War Sitnationt in Clara McGrail, Candv-=Mrs John | Registered Optometrist—Oftice ad Furope and How They May Affect Routier, chairman, Mesdames R.| ; the United States.” H. Compton, Henrietta Miller, Thea | | “ine President tried to involve us Tickenor, Moudy, Mabel Lowe and | lin entangling world politics by an Miss Helen Bergline | |attempt to have us join the world | Mrs Lee Ingling is general chairs {Court,” My. James said, “and talked man of arrangements for the party. | like a Hitler or a Mussolini in a She will be assisted by Mesdames Chicago speech about a year ago.” Frank Cones, William Rosson, | He declared the United States Blanche McKinney, John Askren, | does not want to be “tricked again Kidd, D. IL. Heinstead, Mary E.| into fighting a foreign war, and al Ramier and Mendenhall, tacked the President's pledge of support to Canada as an indirect Fines Phate alliance with England.

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naxx Welve ‘ . i v f happy young ers won first places in; in the best bouquet of Scabiosa class, Other first Mie. Maude Moudy Is Chairman '§ Entire Store Open Every Iyowel Garden Club flower show held | prizes were won by Janes Wisse, Martie Knauer, Mie Maude Moundy, candidate for Thursday and Saturday 5 1 » \ Q¥ ARN 4 Sky 4 : 3 ana MO yy CF an \ ol 80 Barbara pPungan def) beams Bobby Williamson, Robby Steveny, Ruth Stricker, MIS. IVE Sik : 3 ’ fOR YOUR ) Wt won her a bine ribbon | Sue Ann Jones Billy Zintel, Rdward Burt, Dale enter Township trustee, was chai Night Until 9 O'Clock center) proudly holds his entry | Henderzahs mma Sternbach, William Burt and [Man of hostesses assisted the home-grown garden Rowers clase | Robert Bruner, Many flowers were grown from 350 [Wives of township tustee re was the winner of first place package of seeds given pupils last spring dates, Mesdames Will 1 Ayres, Henry M. Thomag, John George Oliver W. Black, Far! Hoffman, Ay

3 . "aria : Unit to Meet With land Coolman, Charles W. Dawson Expert Warns That Attitude to | ith fiend conlman ch Missionary society fhe nominating committee mems 3 af : ; ne Muy 8 Balch ' perehin, named today, includes Mrs Is [mpor tant to | lolding Job Pon ht Aissionary Soeiet Lawrence Orr, chairman, ang Mess a : A ne Troud Memorial yesh dames WE Mendenhall, Fred Rue : wigan Chueh, will hold a jo bin. Mary Lou Patterson and Aileen ® * all-day meeting tomorrow at the Kidd The committee will make e e eve IS Oo e ar RUTH Mii er nome of Mis Enos Snvdes 4136 ite report Oct 18 Election will be

Wed wn het SS 3 rd nich Mppers Wne peonie are starting Madison Ave A covered dish held in November

\ 4 mneheon will be serve at noon Committess for a card party Oel funate enough to 1angd jobs without a long wait . h RN Appearing on the program will be 3 are Reception Mrs, Chatles

fc going to take more than being able to do the : . 3 SYA Seda 1 A] b Mesdames © W. Ackman, Charles Mann, chairman, Mesdames Louis

York, whose svetem of bukiness courtesy is A Nelle Pan! Durant Atartha RR. Markun, Arthur R Robinson ang

Winesses in both New York and Chicago Aypold, W. 8 Orvie and Milton J. P. Smith Diekets-«Mrs, Etha inks that y od who Murphy Ave Bibert Moore and Johnson and Myre, Tona Shipman SUPER

at any emplovee today : Mie Snyder, president and vice Prizes Mrs Fred Atkinson, chairs

for a better one, must be : : : ade ; president, are in charge of arrange« man Mesdames Rubert Jordan \ ments Ralph Sharpe, Lawrence Ory, Aletha \

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