Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1941 — Page 21

hu Ton i Mesdames Grouns ,Rogers, Carl II-| go, can give a room an entirely|choose a finer material and have| The Batchettes made plans for 1 Uncle Sam Is = Slipcovers can be|ture and fresh curtains will com-|in the home of Miss Nadine Frazer, president, conducted a. memorial

We, the Women—. “*Modern Fi let Crochet Runner [Literary Club Holds |Hervert tw, secretary-treasurer: | Slincopers Rejuvenated | Ire desens a aval or ean | Arrange Dinner he 3 A Guest Day gang, Frank Boles, Vern A. Harri-|different atmospheré with a set of |them custom made, if your budget ie es The aie) Guest Dev x 2s Soufflot, founder, and Mrs. Grouns tous, wo San-eoppletely change the slight rearrangement of the furni-|8ry Cottage at.a meeting last night A Cupid £. : : : : a A the. h EY of Mis jP0Wed. Mrs, Hugh Merrifield, as-|, 40 inexpensively at home, since|plete the rejuvenation. 5937 Broadway. In Disguise : Le . _ | Spring Road. Mrs. Herbert Grouns,| inluded selections by is po , 8 " | mum 1 SORCERY X\ [oe SES ree nes en) I Loosen GREASE—make cleaning EASIER

THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941 _____ Sa THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a pr ace — PAGE 21 son and Paul W. Oren. Mrs. Emil |new slipcovers. If your rug is mono-|permits. New lampshades, even a dinner party Saturday at the Cans : sisted by Mrs. Ernest Fullenwider | Elwood Rogers, 38th St. and Cold and Mrs. Oren, planned a program ; ; H. A. Harlan, vice president; Mrs.| reader.

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But wait until the Army has had| the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Tinfes,- 106 . AN : i 1 ‘ him awhile. Getting out of bed|. Seventh Ave. New York City. - 2 ths ’ ; a ta : ® at the crack of dawn,’ eating the : AE 2% 3 Al 3 >

meals that mother didn’t cook, not JO?! AND 25¢ AT YOUR CROCERS

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monotonous. If youll just have some “aren’t you wonderful” letters arriving at short intervals, chances are he'll start to think of you in connection with his “When I get out of here”

x ‘N DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am in dire need of help. I am a girl of 18 and I'm going steady with a boy who is awfully nice but terribly jealous. I'm still in school and he isn’t, He stepped out on I : me the other night with an old flame, taking his mother along, but plans. That's only natural. he took his mother home early, I have a chance to go out Sunday So don’t feel too badly about this| with 5 swell fellow of whom my boy friend is very jealous. I would draft. It may not be an ill wind,| Jike'to show him that I can have other dates, too. Do you believe after all. \ that I am right or not? HELP WANTED. #2’ = ; 2 8 ® nd have as zood a Answer—There is, of course, no question but that you have a ti gusT go ON = A have 1 ep of right to go out with whomever you choose. Since the boy didn’t ime as you » Sheng plenty. keep his part of the agreement you are not bound to keep yours. thought on your letters to him, let The only thing I question is your motives. Apparently you him have a picture if he asks for it. Sons Song us with the other boy because you like him and want ; in e wi im, but only to spite the boy who disappointed you. - ¢ and, e you son Save the hi This is fiot very flattering to your new friend. It is quite a human are, “Just happen’ to be In Y| trait to strike back at a person who hurts you, but you must be near his camp sometime during the| prepared for fireworks for he can strike back, too. To be sure year. Look your very best on that| he Saried He trouble but don’t expect him to be fair Bhat it, + , or accept blame for your action. My guess is that he will be an, So he'll be proud io'show you full of self-justification and do his utmost to put you in the wrong. BY

The chances are that your little love affair will shake on its | EE poe ; : : i: o / (| 1} JT: L11e10) Don’t get annoyed with Uncle| foundations and perhaps topple over. Well, what of it? ‘You're ; 3 i \ \ : 3 :

Sam for snatching your young man gy 8 ay it 3 uy to go Stsatly. Since your new escort is a : “ 74 i gard him as an interesting away from you before you were able| Swe. TSLOW' Il might pay you to regard : m be te f to cinch the marriage deal. uman- being instead of a weapon to hold a 1 head of your

boy friend. : If yo o-operate with him, ‘the : y

: . ENJOY BOTH EN ROUTE TO NEW YORK « BOSTON WASHINGTON old bop/may turn out to be Cupid | . DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a girl of 18 and have been going To take you fléetsfooted through Summer—in :

m disguise. with a boy of, 20 for about eight months. We have split up for the isti ndals that feel soft as ’ Only New York Central offers you the cushioned — third time. The reason for our splitting up this time is that 1 |}’ sophisticated pumps and sa : ; |

wanted to go to a certain place and when I asked him he said he down and light as fluff. Queen Quality, fitted by . : : Y on x comfort of the smooth Water Level Route through

didn’t care. I was gone just about 15 minutes ‘and when I came "1 erfect combination for summer Si | the Scenic East... the historic Mohawk Valley, the back he was mad and said he was through and wouldn't say any- Marott's, is the p eA : a= beautiful Berkshires, miles of majestic Hudson River. * thing else. What should I do? Go with other boys and try to foot pleasure.

- forget him? Should I let him make up first or should I talk to him ; 7 Your spacious air-conditioned accommodation

again? He is a very quiet boy and never says much. , 4 Sy ‘ u room to relax by day—a promise of rest- ! DESPERATE. ‘6 50 and 7 85 , offers you ro / y day pro

Answer—He may be a very quiet boy but he also is a very ful sleep by night. ‘

unreasonable boy. He can’t expect to control your every action ‘aret . and it is high time he faced the fact. It i§ almost impossible to || Ladies’ Dept—First Floor In New York you arrive at Grand Central Ter get along with anyone who has such babyish reactions.. Youll be agies : Dept : Travel in Style minal in the heart of the city—convenient to the - appier with a ‘boy who behaves in a mére mature manner. . i i istricts.” ’ £ JANE JORDAN. : ——— at Less per Mile pth the bisnese a opping Bree : tan : : e Southwestern Limited, Knickerbocker and MissouPuj—Your probléms in a letter t Jordan whe will ti : . 5 : 2 . ; Im a Ie i I oily Vil answel/ YOUE WRestisns Gordon bios | : ry ye I ne rian offer you a choice of afternoon and evening de- . : . ~~" New Summer Shades Central's de luxe coaches. partures from Indianapolis with next day arrivals in I..U. Alumnae Will Color for Library ; HOSIERY $ 85 FIRST * Reduced round trip fares—as New York and Boston. Also two fine trains to WashBreakfast June 2 ray ae i DEPT. 1 3 pr. 2 FLOOR. : low as 154¢ 3 mile, ington via Cincinnati and the “Chessie Corridor”

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Mrs. Beryl S. Holland of Bloomington is general chairman for the breakfast and the honor guests will ‘ include: President * : ole Herman B Wells, . Comptroller Ward Mrs. Lemstra G. Biddle, Alumni Secretary George FP. Heighway, President Emeritus William Lowe

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