Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1942 — Page 19

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| | . PT Methodist Church tonight. Th . A Dr. Clowes is president of the In We, the Women Former Missionary |yetiodst Chueh ‘onient. The Book Card Party | Dr. and Mrs. Clowes \"- cic bt Food of ime

s In India to Talk p. m. in the church at 19th and| Members of the National cmt) Entertain |” Dinner guests will be Mr, and Heckle Hubby S| Mrs. Eva Alice Springer, a former | Harding Sts. lof Catholic Women unit will be| Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes|Mrs. William H. Ball, Muncie; Mr. (missionary in India, will be the| Devotions will be led by Mrs. | hostesses at the card party spon-|will entertain at dinner tomorrow|and Mrs. Robert A. Adams, Mr. and speaker before the Woman's Society |Anna Oliver. Hostess chairman for [sored by St. Mary's Church tomor-|night before the concert of the|Mrs. Roger G. Wolcott, Mrs. Albert

Romeo Act fof Christian Service of the Unity |the evening is Mrs. Harry Ameter. [row at 2 p. m. in Ayres’ auditorium. | Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.|J. Beveridge and Joseph J. Daniels,

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: : EB md IF YOU WANT to squelch your fips ig new customers demand husband when he is having too| i é ; much fun at a party, or has a VEi : h EXTRA fl : ck | pretty girl off in a corner giving | 5 e avor e900 an

Per a line. here are some ways tol the EXTRA goodness of =

to go about it: Drag one of | his old college {chums up and 'say brightly, “Joe was tellling me what fun you all had in college. That was fifteen vears ago, wasn't it?” Go up and introduce your - self to the girl and tell her you woul ov: iy Mice Mifiett have her visit vou sometime; that you would like| her to see the children. | Join the two and say with wifely| concern: “I think you're drinking too much, George. You kncw you promised you would stop after the | third.” Say sweetly to the girl, “George always falls for blonds.” Buzz over to the two and teil] Georges that Madge has suggested] Carroll Rogers that vou and he have a party next| month on your fifteenth wedding! tt anniversary and ask him if he

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~ Organize R "1'OSS [thinks it is a good idea. Carroll Rovers 13 Boe Red Cro Remind George that he has a} 5 (Sew Unit d day's work ahead'of him to-| oewing uni hard day's work ahead'of him *

7. : ; : morrow—in a way that puts him] W 111 Reion A SfOMD pi SOmeh representiN® | shee and for all in the si > the various organizations meeting family class. A |B) EH in Prather Temple at 42d St. and| Say "at YOUR age, George, t dNcC has organized a new | when the girl decides to teach him the young crowd's latest jitterbug interpretation.

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College Ave. Red Cross 1 to be known as the 1 2S prather Temple Community Unit Uni- The unit will meet each Monday in £ 8 o to beithe Temple from 9:30 a. m. to! REMIND him how hard he’s| SO 4 pm ‘been trying to lose weight when hir Sewing and knitting instructions|you see him making himself a thick

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at te il] be given and materials may be|sandwich. r of Pl taken home. All interested women| Ask him if he would mind goare invited to attend. If members|ing and finding vour coat for you. pl desire to bring luncheon, coffee will] Go yp and ask to borrow his ith be served at the Temple at noon. |handkerchief. n WISH! A First Aid Class will be organ-| Break up his conversation by 101 cere- jzed if a sufficient number of women |sayving, “I think we had better go. ed by wishes to enroll George, if we ever want to get that hoc dre : Ym —_ girl to stay with the children en, hes eS 3 goo again.” | Nafic Rdkha Bithe = Purple Heat Any of those methods are effec-

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the following cor ttee heads:|., 4 pageant to be held at thé CoRobert Parr, publicity; Jim Mitchell band; Robert Hamilton, decorations; : Joe Trent. tickets and De vid Devine The ball is and Dick Salb, hall huck Smith Which this vear will have as its + anire - 4 wr -f and his orchestra will oot heme pageantry in memory of]; » : : Ee : mm faci 3 : catch” feeling tir y reer George Washington, founder of the g ed from someone

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Dr Malan to Speak ” r Shenid : | “In a college group sometimes an . C C WN Mrs. Hebe M chell wife of Her | epidemic of fatigue (weariness) can

Jefore W Cc T, l ( (ns NI pce), Pos Bajutant, i be traced to one person who comon the arrangements committee, plains to everyone he meets of the A dessert luncheon for the Ir-' Reservations have been made by| ‘terrific strain’ he and all the others vington W. C. T. U ill be held many Purple Heart officials, includ-{are under, and how tired they all Monday at 1 p. m. at the home ing Indiana Commander H. S. Mc-|ought to be,” says Dr. Florence IL. of Mrs. Melvin ettlehut, N. Kinley of Anderson. Men in serv-|Meredith, professor of hygiene at Webster Ave ice uniforms will be admitted free | Tufts College, in a book on hygiene. Dr. C. T. Malan state super- rn All of us, both in and out of colite dent of in ion. willl oc . ’ {lege, are under a strain today. be the " « speaker. Mrs St. Catherine's Club My are Sorting longer hours or dy : : > 1ave added a full-time volunteer |§ oy Installs Officers : |defense job to household duties, so ais - 42 membership ca en New officers of the St. Catherine's hers ma be many who are fe:ling in : ~o Dramatic Club were installed at g tire yoll 31 one ol them, don "| Banauet held this ek at BI g Start an epidemic of weariness , banquet held this week a u jamong your friends or fellow-work-hairman Ores. Plans for the group's pro-lers py talking about how tired you Henley, R. E. Mathews and John 8am this vear were discussed atifeel. Don't make any of them feel ’ Te meeting. {more tired by carelessly commentag : Those taking office were Edward ing that they “look tired.” 3 $ 2 her sident; Miss Toni In New } ork | Son ee vi p resident Miss Trudy SE Mr. and Mrs. William N. Work Wiottaiis, Reno) secretary; Miss! SOMETIMES A TIRED FEELING A a S fei Heiter. dagrafiog > |is a sign of an infectious disease. an 1 idia °| Rose Mary Eagan. recording secre-\ygy ppnow how tired and dragged from 2|tary, and Robert Dillman, sergeani- i,t you feel after an attack of in-|at-arms. |fluenza. Even a common cold can make you feel tired. One symptom of tuberculosis is a constant feeling of weariness. If you have been get-

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Indiana Central Has Art Exhibit

An exhibit of water colors, oils. {block prints and pen and ink draw|ings by Miss Mildred Walker of the | Ft. Wayne public schools is being; {shown in the art department rooms lof Indiana Central College this! month, according to announcement jby Mrs. Helen Mowry, head of the {school’s art department. Miss Walker is a graduate of {Indiana Central with the elass of 11936. She also is exhibiting with the { Hoosier Salon in Block's auditorium

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Convenient Terms for Balance I DY iat enka) (Alumni Association of Marion * Standard touch, Pratt, Blcounty. Miss Lillian Ragains, 4120 Graceful desiel iful Reed action | Otterbein Ave, is committee chair-| hand-rubbed lacquer Anish, 5-Post back { man. The display rooms are open and sweet tone the full length Brass hardware: full Jito visitors each week day from 8 of its 88-note kevboard. It's metal plate | tod p.m a STERLING piano through- Responsive action; | : out. Lock at these special fea- J damp-proof Ceners ‘Mrs. Earl Hopping tures, usually found in the Genuine wool felt ham- i more expensive instruments: mers, moth-proofed Is Speaker

* Open Friday and Saturday Nights OHI. Hard rock-maple The Anglo-India Chapter of the qt. C pt. C Other Period Spinets, bridges International Travel-Study Club Rg ) |) po . )] includi on : sut- will have a luncheon at 1 p. m. Sat-, . ncluding Queen Ann Exposed internal sur urday in the home of Ms. 8 D.| ; ~

with these fine faces protected by me- Edwards, 3301 Graceland Ave Mrs. | 1 1] 1] y t | + Blue |

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