Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1940 — Page 16

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Armington, Frank Long, Dale s.| ) p. m. at School 81 under the sponse Humphrey, Everett Saxton, Frank | 1 CRA on 'P rogram

Allen, Earl Williams, Paul Ritter, Ben Tekara, magician, ‘will ‘pre- | sOrshib of the Parent-Teacher AsDonald Smith and Ralph F. Sent a program Tuesday at 3:15 sociation, Webster. Unit headquarters will rh RT _—_;e - n e at L. S. Ayres Co.

morrow. INDIANAPOLIS SHRINE 6, WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM,

THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940 ry * : . Legi White Cross Cancer Committee Arranges Dance Shrine 6 Plans [legion Poppy Day TR -T Committee Named Mrs. P. A. Johnson, Bruce P, meeting and penny supper are slated committee which will assist her | for lodge groups tonight and to- Saturday, Poppy Day, at a recent| The S.K.I.'D. Club has elected 1800 Would Sew for meeting of the group. [the following young women to | American Red Cross | ; Buenemian. Albert Schrand Frank Patty Rudolph, Jean Clark, Bonnie ot Services of 1800 members trained | y SO ; “ind Hg i Wi TH et Collman, Homer Asher, Paul Beam, Bowen, Catherine Ely, Jean Pitten- » y a ) : hy Ellis McCammon, Willard Boyle, P. ger, Marian Osborn, Betty Jean ross in case Jf national emergency held recently at Grand Rapids, by the Melaodist Hospital White ge i x Fas, is past bos! B. M. Ross, Ralph Lynch, John [Connell aad Mary Lewss. Cross Guild. The action was taken of the shepherds of Indianapolis A the same time the board voted |dianapolis Patrol 6 will give an ex- | § $25 to the Indianapolis chapter of I hibition drill (E the Red Cross. Indianapolis Shrine 6 will hold a to serve with Mrs. James E. Perry, | worthy high priestess, and Hezlep | Foetal JorVice OR rman, pec Clark, watchman of the shepherds, n { Az FJ : will preside. i

i h Robison American Legion Auxiliary | Committee members are Mes- ,empbership in the club: the Misses Mm making hospital supplies have pointed supreme second wiseman 8%; “go tel) Clarence Knipp, Fred Koss, Dorothy Ransdell, Sally ‘Wadvesterday at an executive board Shrine 6. The reception will be at Mrs. Carl Ploch, president, will [stated meeting at 8 p. m. today at : The board also voted $25 to the 1 § 5 "ye NI : -

In Emergency A Yetepiion, card Party, ‘Stated pony ehaitwn, ‘antowiced 'te\yp jj, 3, IE. 4. 1D. Clith dames William H. Long, Walter | been odered to the American Rey the Supreme Convention of the Or-|y, (cong James Jordan, Leons |dington, Mary Hinch, Martha Memeeting in the Nurses’ Home. {Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St. In- | appoint a co-ordinating committee | Castle Hall. Mrs, Irene Faust, | a cancer-fighting fund of the Indiana GOLD MOUND COUNCIL, PO- | | :

division. of the Ww omen's Field a : ; y @ | |CAHONTAS, will hold a luncheon} : ; NT SAALYEMFIED 3 Army, American Society for Con- : Times Photo and card party at the home of Mrs. § 3 { pudding Mg ARIA Ke trol of Cancer. Mrs. Walter Sormane (left) and Miss Lylian Lee are assisting with |p.aq Kinan, 1128 Pleasant St., to- §& lets than 244c per serving Standing Committees Named arrangements for the dance to be sponsored by the Indianapolis Di- |n orrow noon. ’ f when Milnit was ised

S002 . . in place of mitk vision, Women's Field Army for Cancer Control, tomorrow night at and whipping

cream.

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Mrs. Ploch appointed the follow-| Tom Devine's Music Hall. Funds will go to the Cancer Control

Ing standing committees for the coming vear: Mesdames Ben H. Riker, H. E. Harreld and W. D,| Pyle, furnishings; Mrs. H. 'W.| Krause and Mrs. Harry Cooler, | nurse scholarships; Mesdames A. E.| Pritchard, Raymond Herath, D. A.| Bartley, F. E. Thornburgh and Des- | mond Noonan, social; Mary Hanson Carev Research Guild, lectures, and White Cross Office Guild, official bulletin. The hoard voted to sponsor the | fNumination of the beacon light at the hospital, with the various guild chapters assuming responsibility for different nights. | All chapters will suspend regular Meetings during the month of August, it was decided. Dr. John G. Benson, hospital superintendent, and Mrs. Benson presented the organization with a trophy to be given | gs first award in the annual service contest among the chapters.

Won Trophy Permanently

A trophy formerly used for this! purpose was awarded permanently to Tahernacle Garden chapter last month after the chapter had won it for three successive years. Dr. Benson addressed the board

campaign.

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN-I learned two days ago by accident that my wife was unfaithful. My first impulse was to kill both her and the other man, but I realized that one can't give way to one's emotions, so even in my first fit of temper, I didn’t let her know that I knew of the affair, If I would, I know that even now I would lose control of myself and do something that I would be sorry for. I dare not even let myself think of it. Naturally it keeps haunting me. I try so hard not to let ii get me down but with so much pent-up emotion I fear that I shall be a case for the psychopathic ward unless something is done. My wife is voung (but not that young), very pretty, gay, and has an extremely good personality. She vows and declares she is in love with me, but I wonder. I am only three years her senior, so it couldn't be that she thinks I am getting old. I am fairly athletic, tall, slim, and of reasonably good nature. Please tell me what I should do because it has come to the point where something must be done, and soon. PERPLEXED.

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Answer: What makes vou so sure that vour wife has been unfaithful? How do you know the source of your information 1s accurate? Did you see her with another man and jump to conclusions, or did some troublemaker tell you tales under the guise of friendship? Before vou believe such serious accusations against the woman vou love, vou should be sure that you are right and not simply in a jealous frenzy.

DER OF THE EASTERN STAR, will hold a penny supper from 5:30 to 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Evergreen Masonic Temple, 2515 W. Washington St. A party at 8 p. m, will follow. Mrs, Rachel Goodwin

'is president.

‘Sigma Chi Mothers Elect Mrs. Ulrich

Mrs. Paul Ulrich recently was lelected president of the Sigma Chi Mothers’ Club of Butler University, Other officers elected were Mrs, [Robert Hesseldenz, vice president; | Mrs. Roy Roudebush, recording secretary; Mrs, Clyde Young, corre- | sponding secretary; Mrs. Paul | Schernekau, treasurer, and Mrs, {Claude Foxworthy, executive com[mittee member. | | Members of the nominating committee were Mesdames Bertram Sanders, Frank Reissner and H. S. Lane.

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, Whether she is guilty or not, it is necessary for vou to air your grievance. You can’t keep your dark secret to yourself without ruining the relationship betwee nyou. The thing to do is to drag the I - Wi incident out in the open and discharge all the hostile emotions which " / ~c| have been aroused in vour breast before they do you irreparable 3 ridge 1NnNCl S| damage. It is better to express your anger than to choke it back, for r it only will find other and less healthy outlets than frank, direct ~ iad expression. Annou nced oy ? If all that vou fear is true, action is the better part of wisdom. You either can assert your manhood and drive your rival away Mrs. Dorothy Ellis has announced| without losing your wife, ot you can bring suit for divorce and the winners of the recent bridge | terminate your marriage. Either course is sane and justifiable. forum in Block's auditorium, But to harbor murderous impulses against another which you Fhey are: Section 1—North and| brood over but do nothing about shows a basic lack of courage. south, Mrs, R. A. Schakel and Mrs.| You can’t excuse it by saying you're afraid of what you might do. 1. D. Aschoff, first; Mrs. Arthur| The wish to kill the person who disappointed you may be a natural Pratt and Miss Jane Crawford, Mrs.| impulse, but there are other more civilized ways to solve the conflict Aimee Thayer and Miss Olive Au-| ‘which will not ruin the rest of your life. ginbaugh, second (tie); east and | I have mentioned two. Make a decision and you'll feel like west, Mrs, A, J. Hendricks and Mrs.| ‘a man again. William Gerrard, first; Mrs. J. T.| ee

Cracraft and Mrs. C. L. Arvin, sec-| Put your problems in = letter to Jane Jordan who will answer : ’ your questions in this column daily.

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Section 2—North and south, Mrs. . ’ Ishi f s Ear F. A. Abraham and Mrs. R. c.| ‘Abraham Lincoln RD Ee pn ERP Goodwine, first; Mrs. mal - mM 3 a y ham ‘ang MTS. Howry Sra 0 Be Reviewed Proceeds will go to a fund for the ond; east and west, Mrs. A. J. Strole] Kathryn Turney Garten ‘will re- construction of & new dormitory for and Mrs. Mark De Groff, first; Miss view “Abraham Lincoln” (Carl women on the Earlham campus. Jessie Jolly and Miss Jane Cooling.! Sandburg) at 8 p. m. Tuesday at Mrs, James Pearson and Mrs. | second. [the First Friends Church, 13th and [Harold Votaw are in charge of arSection 3—North and south, Mrs.! Alabama Sts, under the sponsor- |rangements. William Salladay and Mrs. S. R.| ao v . - " — Richardson, first; Mrs, C. A. Frede-| king and Miss Kitty Warner, second east and ‘west, Mrs. D. S. Drummond ang Mrs. H M. Willingham, first; Mrs, Merle Huckleberry and Mrs. William S, Peele, | second.

Camp Fire Girls To Get Awards

Ranks and honors earned during the past several months ‘were awarded to Camp Fire Girls of the Chicagami Group at the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church in a camp fire ceremonial yesterday. | Mrs. Paul B. Clark, group guard- | fan, was assisted by Mesdames | Robert Carpenter, J. W. Graves, Herman Harreld, E. IL. Lomax, H. C. Percival and Ira L. Platt. On the arrangements committee were Misses Betty Alberty, Phvllis MecNew, Mar- ER TR or Latvse, Geraldine Hulman, a * . - tor x TFPI Nancy ~Colpin 1 Venita Stan- N Y S S33 % Ol Raney McGoipin wna Venta Stan: Ch kitchens . . . greasy, dirty walls . . . watching, waiting, testing, stirring. It Misses Barbara Brooks, Dorothy Mueller, Peggy Percival, Dorothy Lewis, Barbara Crockett, Jean RBlumenauer, Katherine Graves, Patty Tefller, Marjorie Carrol and Shirley Hardy took part in tie ceremonies i Miss Alberty welcomed the members of the Blue Birds, junior group, who became members of the senior group. Receiving the trail seeker rank were Misses Nancy Ettinger, Ruth Ann Dowder, Patty Arquette end Shirley Sheffendecker, Miss Doris Platt was given the rank of woodgatherer., Miss Marjorie Sternfels, field worker, talked cn Camp Delight, the organization's

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