Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1942 — Page 18

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Blaze of Glory Is Winner in 3-Gaited Stake

Horse Show Moves Into Third Night

Blaze of Glory, bay mare owned

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108 inches long (torn length) are the most satisfactory. The 108! R. H. Brown stables for the benefold fit of General Hospital 32, the group old-over. i The width of the sheet is also, with the country’s armed forces. : Other winners in the Wheeler 68 inches for the single or twing 5 tik z bed, 72 inches for a three-quarters Dolores Covert, second, and Elegant Ext bia heet r double 5 Ann, Daneshall stables, Louisville, xtra wide sheets o beds are made 90 inches wide.” | In the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar B. Perine DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am in §;50 stake for fine harness stallions, mares 1 r rr] or the way it is cared for as well as Such a muddie I hardly Know how was first; Danon its guality. The following sug- © begin. I am married and have | gerous Lady, Wil-Far-B farms. Decatur, | il t tc iy. - il = = f- ok : an adorable baby. My husband and Meadoms farm, Mi. Washington, O., third. | gheets are made bv the OPA: Winners in the six classes exhibited | i < ¢ a. > 2.2 3 were. i : § and everything went along fine.| wij.Far-B farms, first; Forever Yours, | - If § Vv iS a3 . 2 3 By ad : A { Laundering—If laundry is don= at Then I had to come home sooner Mrs. Clayton O. Mogg, second, and M | ter. bit no strong bleaches since than he did and since he has come ville, Ky., tard. : a | ble: hi th s short he if ..I have noticed considerable dif-| Horsemanship for child riders over 10] TE RR NED. | Lexington, Ky., first; Miss Marvin Jo Ma“il { honey, Muncie, second, and Jimmy Aikwasher, and avoid tears which come N Bile 1 Ret home He Way hun} Th ited bination horses—Roval from careless handling in the wring- Nng around having a good time Te ed oom Dinat io Te ee | it ~ 1which I didn’ ind. but since he ©. first; Easter Bonnet, John Mosier, Wh nt Min | Martinsville, second, and Stately Rex, | “Folds should not be ironed into nas come he flies off the handle at : : ¢ 1 sheets because pressure of iron may Lady's hackney ponies Davie Soi: Fr ; J | 0 os E I want to go anywhere he tells me stable, ' Northbrook. Iii. frst; Imperial | Changs the location of the folds to go by myself. He used Coraven Cupid, Mrs. Robert E. Trimble, Decasionally as an- added precau- proud to go out with me but now I| tal, Col. Baker, third. ; 3 > : feel that he is ashamed of me. I am/ Chicago Entry Wins Mo Wear Shesis more rapicy. beauty BRL grimarig dl dod vo hg “Using—Place the sheets on the vi J. : ond, He has a good job and I dress | and Nala ama Rita, Our stables, Indianpy 3 spolis, third. ally at the top. This distributes " ’ 1 ther for ti i i d she! Stars, Buck Davis, Paris, Ill, first; Entry the wear more evenly. Mattress pads Mother for the time being an | of Seldom Idle farm, Hammond, second, and mattress. Rough places on the! We have a disagreement. i DE aL tis Lo a TE hid ; i y our stake eve bedspread or springs are frequent old her to stay out as it only makes ev | but she always Is| Shoemaker, commandin officer, of the In.) : : { jniversity . . do . yank’ sheets off the bed ready to give me advice which I) gate of th ae Toe She I t 4 | tion, a sponsor of the show. The uniStoring—P1 he sheets v : neg her advice works out. We had a demonstration at the show. dirt. Use vour sheets in rotation bv planned to get a house soon. Can| The four stakes will be the Tom Jorce tae "ov : . p arry Si ’ take for placing newly laundered ones on the pnd Mrs Hairy Sidrows $230 ka xn = =

inches allows better tuck-in and | .{recently commissioned here to serve : fmportant. The common widths are; stake were Carmalita, shown by Miss bed and 81 inches for a double bed. Ky., third. 1137 } 3 The life of a shee: depends on geldings, - Dixie Dawn of Stony Ridge] arms, New Carlisle, O,, second, and Meadow Magic, Rolling | estions on the care of fine cotton _" ~ ° . : E I lived out of town for quite a while °S { Five-gaited mares—Lady Leuise, iy | home, use pienty of soap and wa- Sharon Rose, Miss Jane Gardner, is- | £ 3h 2% { and under 14 years—Miss Barbara Harris, x > : erence im nim. the sheet. Handle carefully in the ! man, third. | Eashion, Miss Virginia Penfield, Columbus, er. Mend tears before laundering. | Willcrest farm, Indianapolis, third. | - - - it s h me over every little thing. When aad: Lar tause yarns to break when creased. to be 0 Danville, Ind., second, and Cassilus Crysion. Too het an iron also tends : : ive-gaited horses owned and ridde Bon ban not ugly even if I am NOt a MAVING | uF soos bot & B stables, Lexington, Ky. secon bed with the narrow hem occasion-' : 03 i : nicely. We are living with my; Shetland ponies, single, in hammess—! decrease the wear on both sheets always is ready to interfere when'g., 4 Royal Blue, Betty Lynn stables, Innts will be featuréd this | : ening at the show when Col causes of tears in sheets. Don’t matters Worse, uest of the Indiana Saddle Horse Associa} : . oy don’t care to take as I know how { versity R. O. T. C. drill team will present on a shelf, away from dust and Co. $2506 event for Shetland ponies; Mr you help me? BROWN EYES, bottom of the pile.”

hackney ponies; the Marott hotel $250 stake for junior SEpited, horses and the | ” Willcrest farms $150 stake for IndianaAnswer—The sooner you get A ,uneq 3-gaited horses. Classes to house and live alone, the better.| d 15 ands and Juder, This should be the mutual interest n 5-gaited combinanN 11 & . x {tion and park horses. NE A en | The Pleasant Run Saddle club and in. it po chive " vou can and not like will act as host at the performance! a dull duty which you expect of With William Schnepf as general vour husband : [chairman assisted by Kenneth { youl S . . i In the meantime, be patient and chairman, Misses

| Golder, ushers avoid all arguments at the cost of Marcelle Aikman, Louise Pritchard seeming like a martyr temporarily.

{and Charlene Rice, Mrs. Lee DorYou can do more with the man Man and Harry Thomas. i when vou are alone. The Algonquin Riding club will t is not easy for

a husband to!Serve as the entertainment commitlive in his wife's home subject to]

tee at the final performance tomorthe critcial attitude of his mother-| row night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. in-law.

He married to get away Cheney are chairmen and will be from parental supervision,

and, assisted by several committees. when he finds himself involved with|

judged are 3-gaite -gaited lady's class, over, 5-gaited novice,

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Sailor Dress

These will be: Ushers—J. J. Roit again it makes him cross. Your| Haile, Shela Se. £3 Mrs. husband had a taste of freedom) Fred Cox, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Mafrom all family ties while you ere ain ER Rong B.! Had he joined you alonej‘'voodard and Robert Reid, Misses the reunion might have been pleas-| Mary Moore, Frances Haight, Mary . Ellen Willis and Louise Dickson ant. Instead he stepped into a S . , nest of restrictions and criticism Messrs. Marvin E. Curle and W. A. | and he doesn’t like it. { Hussey; program sales—Miss Emma Stand up for him. Never join | Moore, chairman, Misses Mary Anne vour mother in criticism of your| Pearce, Margaret and Jane Curle. hushand, but side with him against] A motor corps which has been in her no matter how ungrateful it/charge of driving 12 service men ‘may seem. ‘Men do not like to be guests to the show each evening ibossed by one woman, but when | includes Mr. and Mrs. Cheney, Mr. two try it at oe Sams RF - Tn B Sioa. aes fat is in the fire. It doesn’ elp es . unk, p idy your disposition to live at home, and Frank Richards, Misses Haight, either. You want your husband to] Willis and Moore. shine in your mother’s eyes and Mr. and Mrs. George Sadlier are when he doesn’t it upsets you more among boxholders entertaining than it would if He knew faking | ghests at the show—among them about it. It is embarrassing you Dr. and Mrs. Foster Hudson, Messrs. to have the man fiy off the handle| and Mesdames E. R. Lindesmith, before an unsympathetic witness| David M. Lewis and Fred T. Greene, Ty it harder for you to Frank McKinney, Misses Sue overlook it. illette, Nancy Langan, Joan JANE JORDAN. [Hughes Margaret Ann Feeney, Mr. Put vour problems in a letter to Jane! Albert Feeney and several officers Jordan who will answer your questions in’ from Ft. Benjamin Harrison. this column daily. Miss Gertrude Brown's guests

were to be Mr. and Mrs. F Betty Jayne Spall Davis, Dr. and NS Donald om Is Married

and Dr. and Mrs. Wendell ShullenMr. and Mrs. Forest F. Spall an- and Dr. and Mrs. Walter P. Morton |

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berger. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lingle 8180 nounce the marriage of their daugh- |atténded together last night. Paul, There's a smack of sea-going at-| eh Betty Jayne, to Ensign Strother DeVault alse was among those reT. Kipp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Serving boxes.

mosphere in the sailor collar of R. Kipp of Upland, Cal. Phi Mu Alumnae

this fresh young style for girls vy, wedding took place May 29 - Fer this attractive pattern, Send} at the chapel of the U. 8. Air corps 15 cents in coin, your name, address, base at Corpus Christi, Tex. Miss| pattern number and size to The In-| Nancy Patjens and Farrell Nelson of | Wi 11 E : dianapolis Times Today's Pattern] Corpus Christi were the couple’ at. ! ntertain hy . : tendants. A wedding supper at the Service, 214 W. Maryland st. mr hotel followed G laza hotel followed. Pattern, 15 cents; pattern book, | 1e couple is taking a wedding r aduates 15 cents; one pattern and pattern trip to New Orleans and after June book ordered together, 25 cents. mn-! 15 will be at home in Corpus Christi.| Recent university graduates who tlose 1 cent postage for each pat- Ensign Kipp is an instructor at the are members of Phi Mu will be entern. | air base there. tertained by the alumnae association with a luncheon-bridge Saturday at 1 p m. in the home of Miss Elsie Shelley. Guests will be welcomed by Miss Adelaide Gastineau, ' newly elected president of the association.

Mrs. William B. Wilcox, president of Phi Mu district VI, will attend | the luncheon. She will announce the time and meeting place of the national council and district officers. Mrs, William H. Zaiser, chairman of the arrangements committee, will be aided by Mrs. Jacque Vincent, Miss Helen Buenting and Miss Sarah Henning.

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Sergt. Dixon * Takes Bride

Miss Kathryn Snellenberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Snellenberger, 3745 N. Adams st. will be married this afternoon to Sergt. Joseph W. Dixon, Ft. Knox, Ky., son of Mrs. Gertrude Dixon of Indianapolis. FUEL c 0 ~The ceremony will be at 20'clock ° in the home of the Rev. Robert D. McCarthy, pastor of the Thirty-first 0) Street Baptist church. The bride is to wear a powder blue suit with straw 3 op x ¥ Er 0 f

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K. W. McClard To Marry Alice Elrod

The Rev. Lance A. Mantle of Vincennes will officate this evening at: the wedding of Miss Alice Elrod to Kenneth W, McClard. The 7:30 o'clock ceremony will be read in the Home Presbyterian church. Huckleberry foliage will mask the altar which is to be flanked by| seven-branch candelabra holding | white tapers. On the wall at each | side of the organ there will be fans, Robbia medallions of huckleberry, |

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.|smilax, white sweetpeas and gar-| With navy accessories and orchids. ! After July 1, the couple will be at}

denias: Mrs. Mantie, organist, will play] bridal airs for the ceremony and!

“I Love Thee.” Ralph E. Elrod, the bride's father, |

{will give her in marriage. She will | Pilkenton, Emporium, Pa.; Mr. and

be gowned in white satin and net, | the satin forming the fitted basque | and the net, the bouffant skirt. The gown has three-quarter length sleeves. A wreath of flowers will hold her fingertip length veil and she will carry a garland of gardenias, gardenia foliage and smilax with a shower of white satin ribbons. Mrs, D. L. Merrill, matron of! honor, "will be in yellow net and | Alencon lace fashioned with a fit-| ted bodice and flared peplum. Her | bouquet will be of yellow roses and purple clematis. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Betty Lou Talbert and Mrs. Frances Bruce, | will carry bouquets of pink Delight and Briarcliff roses and delphinium with their petal pink and heavenly blue frocks which are styled like that of the matron of honor’s. : Brother Best Man

The bride's brother, Ralph Elrod | Jr, will be best min for the cere-| mony and the usaers will be Paul Bogigian and Joe Davis. Mrs. Elrod, the bride's mother, will wear'a pink crepe jacket dress with white accessories and a corsage of blue lace flowers and pink carnations. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Harry Flowers of Frankfort. After a reception at the home of the bride's parents, 945 W. 35th st. the couple wlil leave for a short wedding trip, the bride traveling in a light blue crepe frock with a fitted coat and black accessories. Upon their return, they will be at home in the William Penn apartments, 1116 N. Pennsylvania st.

4-H Club Announces Its Officers

Central 4-H club of Warren township recently elected Miss Ada Carter as its president. The club meets each Tuesday at the home | of Mrs. C. E. Trueblood, leader. | Other officers are Miss Jessie! Eaglin, vice président; Miss Char-!

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{mon Means, secretary; Miss Joan

reporter; Miss Joan Co! nelius, health chairman; the Misses’ Mary Ann Buchhormn, Nancy Jo. Parr and Patricia Hunter, doorbell committee, and the Misses Mary Ann Zahm, Patty Crouch, Marlene Aichhorn and Cornelius, games. Serving on other committees are the Misses Betty Dammrich, Susie! Faiss and Roberta Ann McConneil, music, and the Misses Ruth Buch-| horn, Kathryn Eaglin and McConnell, sexgeants-at-arms. There are 23 members of the club working on five projects: baking, clothing, gardening, food prepara: tion and canning.

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POLIS TIMES Betty Mitchell To Be Wed to

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Couple to Live in Marcy Village

A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mitchell, 3144 N. Capitol ave. will follow the wedding this afternoon of their daughter, Betty Lee, to Leonard O. Marschke, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Marschke, 5310 Central ave. The ceremony is to be read at 4 o'clock in Zion Evangelical church by the Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor. At the altar there will be an arrangement of palms, candelabra and baskets of white lilies and stocks. Mrs. William H. Tempelmeyer will be the organist. Miss Mitchell, given in marriage by her father, will wear a sheer ensemble in powder blue with white accessories and an orchid corsage. Her only attendant will be her sister-in-law, Mrs. ‘Jack Mason Mitchell of Columbus, Ind. She will wear white accessories and a corsage of sunburst roses and delphinium with a beige sheer The bridegroom's father will serve as best man. A brother, William A. Marschke Jr, and Jack Mitchell will be the ushers.

To Take Trip North

Mrs. Mitchell, the bride's mother, will wear a navy sheer with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnation petals while Mrs. Marschke will have gardenias with her dusty rose costume, For a motor trip north, the bride

will wear a navy sheer jacket frock

home in Marcy village. The bridegroom is a graduate of

| Miss Mildred Baumgart is to sing the School of Engineering at Purdue | | “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice” and | university. Out-of-town guests at | the ceremony will be Mrs. P. F. Mc-

Cord, New York; Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mrs. Lee F. Mitchell, Orlando, Fla,

and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Mitchell, Evanston, Ill.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1042 Council to Meet

The Indianapolis district council of the Indianapolis Diocesan coun= cil, National Council of Catholic Women, will meet at 1 p. m., June 29, in the Catholic Community center. Mrs. Thomas J. Murphy, president of the district group, has issued announcements to board members and parish chairmen,

Nichols-Sandy Service Is Read; Couple to Live in Malden, Mass.

Times Special MARTINSVILLE, Ind, June 12.—Mr. and Mrs. Austin Porter Nichols are vacationing in Chamberlain, Me., following their marriage here at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Sandy. Mrs. Nichols was Miss Elizabeth Anne Sandy. The Rev. Glenn L. Tudor of the First Christian church performed the double ring ceremony. Miss|§ Barbara Sandy was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. William Hardwick of Indianapolis, Miss Priscilla A. Smith of New York and Miss Mary Catherine Kirk and Miss Joan Cravens of this city. James R. Nichols of|§ Malden, Mass, was his son’s best man. The ushers were Mr, Hardwick of Indianapolis and William Alexander, James Huff, and Wil-|§ liam Pitkin, all of Martinsville. After the wedding, a reception |g was held in the Sandy home, 571|} E. Washington st. The couple will be at home at 28 Earl st, Malden, |§ Mass., after spending several weeks in Chamberlain. Mrs. Nichols was graduated from Vassar college and | Mr. Nichols, from Bowdoin college. |§ He also has a master's degree from |g Columbia university and is a mem- | fi ber of Sigma Nu fraternity. The bride is a member of Tri Kappa. ; Guests from Indianapolis at the fi wedding, with Mr. and Mrs. Hard-| wick, were W. A. Shireman, Mrs. | Doris Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred | Fulton and Miss Clarice Hannaway. | fi

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St. Vincent's Guild Elects

St. Vincent's hospital guild reelected its president, Mrs. George A. Smith, at a recent meeting. Mrs. Francis J. Moore and Mrs, George H. Lilly were elected first and sec- |= ond vice presidents. Other officers include Mrs. Russell!

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were held for 42 pupils of St. Philip | Neri kindergarten at the school | auditorium, 545 N. Eastern ave. The Rev. Fr. A. H. Busald presented the diplomas. Those graduated were Steve] aker, Billy McCurdy, Treasure Ann |

B Davis, Richard Fairchild, Robert | and Marilyn Pierce, Myrna Lee In- | nis, Richard Waggoner, Donna and | Judy Harrison, James Spalding, Louise Humphrey, Joe Dyar, Robert | Holden, Joyce Boncher and Bettie Cronnon, Others receiving certificates were Betty and Billy Treacy, Ruth Ann] Justus, Michael and Kathleen Fla- | herty, Betty Nester, Thomas Brown, | Robert Schaffner, Lois Pranger, Larry Richart, Jean Haigerty, | Thomas Foley, Annbeth Loyal! James Barnes, Thomas Glacklin, Marlin Mallory, Suzann Feeney! Bobby Persinger, Donald Reck, John | Eberle, John 'Rail, John Mulrine! and John Sullivan.

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Joseph J. Bingham Weds in San Diego

Times Special : PHEONIX, Ariz, June 12. — Mr. |§@ and Mrs. Herbert Moss of this city | Fo have announced the marriage of pi White, their daughter, Grace, to Joseph J. fi Multicolor, Bingham of San Diego, Cal. Mr. | = Red and Green

Bingham is the son of Mr. and} Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham of Indianapolis. The wedding took place June 3 in San Diego.

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