Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1942 — Page 16

JAP WAR SPURS Fifth H Has Been Added [LEARN HOW TO | = i a GIFTS T0 U.S. EEPSR.... | HELP MOTHERS

$241,572 in Cash, Jewelry [EN : S WR [school 58 Girls Devote

And Dental Work Among = J ¢ ® | Half-Hour Period to Donations. B SL — Kitchen Chores.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23 (U. P).| & Loy : : So A noble experiment at School 58) og oo oration a Se today was declared a 100 per cent | awvn-cuitin an two dogs rave | : $ i : : i " ; Y 3 SRE : 2 success by Miss Adah Hill, principal. |

helped swell the cash donations to] : : a the Government's national defense - The experiment was one in which | fund, the Treasury said today | } the Four-H Club added a fifth H— It announced that $241.572.08 has| Y Le : Helping Mother in the Kitchen. been received since the attack on| : § ; i : -hour period devot t Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7. ; ; i 4 heat oy B beiys ol ol Not included in the total were se- extra-curricular activities at the curities, old gold. dental work. wed- | r 4g school caused 22 girls to band tiers’ ding rines and other jewelry whose) aa Sl selves together in the “Five-H”| worth has not vet been ascertained. | ~ Club. (The regular four “H's” stand | The donors included: for development of the head, hand, | heart and health.)

An Ohio farmer who returned his| : The 22 girls devoted the half-|

hour to planning work in the prep-!

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£33 soil conservation check with the ETN

noiation. “I don’t need it as bad as : oe mv Uncle Sam.’ | aration of meals at home, This included dish washing! |

A California boy who “cuts lawns 9 ia i ic Se now and then and makes a few Ramona Frosch (left) and Carolyn Singleton compare notes on cook- Test Began Last Fall The experiment started last fall

cents.” | ing at the close of the 4-H experiment at School 58. : : and recently the girls felt proficient]

enough to bring to school exhibits] of their culinary creations. Miss Ileen De Vault was the teach-| : : : * Colorful Prints! er of the Four-H—or, if you prefer; ; : : . : . : y y ’ 'Five-H—Club. The 22 members: : * Print Combinations! 7 * Seal Dyes : ol y Betty Moon, Louise Todd, Rose- i * Spring Colors! & ira % Beaver Dyed C oney. /marie Tamer, Mona Weiser, Mar- : : dr Black, White, Colored * Sable Dyed Coney! garet Riley, Ruth Stewart, Carol i Py 2 % Selected Pelts! |Englemann, Carol Jeanne Gambill, Touches! A : {Ramona Frosch, Carolyn Ely, Jo-| C8 WV Choose from three of the mos anne Hadlock, Karyl Ikerd, Barbara, : ws Sr Fascinating new 1942 styles to : F wanted furs! A beautiful ans |Jackson, Margaret Overman, Alvine| : : brighten your winter wardrobe Sa ny 8 of fine fur coats whose original Coleman, Betty Jane Belfry, Vir-! ; ; . . . clever new details! Inex- a value will astound you upon inginia Lancaster, Carolyn Single-| : pensively priced in this money- spection! Reinforced through'ton, Barbara McDonald. Betty saving January Sale! Sizes for out! Handsemely lined! Misses’ |Brookbank, Rosemary Rollins and i Juniors, Misses, Women, Stouts, sizes 12-20, Women's sizes 38-44.

{Carol Sue Renfrew.

Organizations

| Plan Joint Installation—All Marion County camps of Royal Neignbors of America will hold joint in- | stallation of officers Tuesday night at the G. A. R. League Hall, 512 | N. Illinois St. i | Miss Elizabeth Riley, county ora- | lcle, will be in charge of the cere- | monies. Mrs. Gertrude Hoople of | | East Chicago, state supervising] deputy, will be installing officer, | assisted by Mrs. Hazel Shaw of BEI-| | wood, district deputy. Mrs. Alice] | Clark of Ironwood Camp will be installing chancellor.

Rebekahs Install Officers — New

| officers of Mozart Rebekah Lodge ; n 3 3 21 9 > ie 10.96

| 828 installed for the ensuing year are Mrs. Margaret Dillon, noble 2 ; 2 : 2 > ' : | grand; Miss Laura Newhart, vice, RW gl . 3S A ALL-WOOL FLEECES grand; Miss May Shields, recording | oe % New for 1942! 7 4 in smart Styled secretary; Mrs. Fred Schneider, : wx Heart-Warming : / Balmacaans! financial secretary; Mrs. Fred Cul- : Pastels! 3 ( . sas man, treasurer, and Mrs. Louise ; { \4 Made pith BD Myanie Jing

Schmalfeldt, chaplain. Fully lined, long torso jackets oy i I and pleated all-round skirts in Serves for Spring. Zip-1t-m,” the coat serves for Fall and

Megrew Auxiliary Aids Named— i : delicate pastels! Classic or Club . : ] models in plaid or tweed inter- Winter! Natural or Nude shades! pretations! Rose, blue, beige, Sizes for Misses or Women, 12 gold, aqua. Sizes 10 to 18. 10 20

| Committees for the year will be named by the Maj. Harold C. Me- | grew Auxiliary 3 of United Spanish War Veterans at a meeting at Ft.: Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St. at 8 p. . Mondav. | Newly elected officers of the auxiliary are Mrs. Ora Love, president: Mrs, Catherine B. Weaver, senior vice president; Mrs. Agnes Wiley, ' junior vice president; Mrs. Lillian . 5 Sloan, chaplain; Mrs. Nora K. HeinLad les Cp rich, secretary; Mrs. Pearl I. Krause, treasurer; Mrs. Dora Love, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Mattie Resor, historian; Miss Dorothy Kreal, conSy - $ » ductor; Mrs. Margaret Macy, as- |B Walches ; : * ; sistant conductor; Mrs. Mary Mei iF \ Cracken, guard, and Mrs. Mary! Enlarged ~ ; ge ar ue Parl Chatham, assistant guard. |

to Shot - : : 4 : 3 GOLD | Plan Farewell Party-—A farewell f "ed NG r ofl | perty ior Mrs. Martin H. Miller, | Beauti wl Ey ao Sh COLOR | who will join her husband in Wash | 4 3 y >. jp ington, D. C, will be held by the] Detail &: ] < 4 S officers’ club and senior team of | 3 Ramona Grove 63, Supreme Forest | Woodmen of America, at 6:30 p. m.| i in F Monday at the home of Mrs. Louie | Coa ea | NV i En "x yon H. Mills, 3242 College Ave. Mrs. | gt d § : Si’ \ hi s aud a Fe oon Rose Green and Mrs. Alvina Duvall! £78 : : rt ai and p tse i | RAVE 2 h nets, Brims and many ssist. 3 ao FT other styles! Black, brown, S 5 l _ oo } 3 | . beige, ; iho INR So — : ; Sponsor Defense Dance—Chuck | : : Vo cto.” Sines 32 and 2 Your Choice— i & Zs y Smith and his orchestra will play 4 —_— 7 haa ‘i i les FE AF for a defense dance sponsored by | With Smart ; \ i Alpha and Lambda Chapters of | 7 7 , Omega Phi Tau Sorority to be 1 . ' il Vv to be held Carmen B» acelet ! % tomorrow night in the Hoosier Athvar letic Club.

These beautiful, accurate, dependable ff < | Amateur Astronomers to osha) watches with Carmen flexible bracelets, a An deal Tie oa and the Spectroscope” ! : Se ) atu < : e sur ! be : wi € the topic of the Indian Si SE i scientiiic proporuion $ i id. RIT 3 Yauie that Aaanet ‘beqstipassen! A, Graduation Amateur Astras School at 7:30 i : | id i for su 1. eather oers Guaranteed. GG Gift! | b. m. today at the Rauh Memorial Cf - : i iy Library. ‘Emsley Johnson will pre- FE li B y Erg side. C. M. Cannaday will act as : 8 er \ ’

3 | leader. | A} J \ | Metatarsal Arch! WE 4 | 3 \ NIN : Features! { § 4 ; Exchange Club to Hear Straub— 1 F 1 4D | & oR Adj. Gen. Elmer F. Straub was to ; @ \ Na : 4 Pe ‘ speak on the activities of Indiana : { 0 Nf a AS any National Guard troops at Camp \ \ X ; Cf HE Sa Shelby at the luncheon meeting of : SPECIAL PURCHASE “ 3 CA i : : the Exchange Club at the Hotel "a \ AY A : i — = noon today. 1200 Prs. First Quality, ni ) L : ; ‘ar Mothers to Meet — The - 1 AN ! ny ? ‘Marion County Chapter of Ameri! Full - Fashioned N ylons! A COA 2 5 : : c can War Mothers will meet at 1:30 - ANE WN fe LR " Mrs. Nellie Savage it president. | : 3 (which in understandable terms means ! Durable i ; Sd Cur i A WINS HONOR AT CULVER | & mighty fine hosiery). Made with nylon ! rubber heel. EN od which rovides elastic. WEEK | E ba leg and foot and mercerized cotton welt HE insulation against heat

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