Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 21

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ..

FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942

Homemaking—

Daughter's Coiffure Should Suit Her Age and Type of Face

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I would

IT'S A SMART CHILD that wears a hairdo and bonnet just as much made for each other as Mother's are. And the smart mama helps

to insure that her offspring will be Short hair is especially becom

like to know why I cannot throw off la feeling of uneasiness about my attractively turned out. marriage. My husband and I have ing to girls from 9 to 13, and it the same general tastes, are ex=

affords surprising variety. Bangs, both straight and smooth and waved | tremely considerate of each other

We, the Women—

There May Be ‘Gold’ Lurking In the Attic

By RUTH MILLETT MINING is a hard, dirty job, but {f Mrs. America is willing to tackle it she may find there's gold in her

attic, basement and seldom-used

closets. In Los Angeles they are mining dump, and it looks as though it will yield several thousand tons of easily recoverable tin — as; well as a lot of] other usable material. With that bit of news for an inspiration, Mrs. America ought to do a little prospecting in her own home. Many new materials will soon futlf Miggi4 UC Scarce and] with taxes and living costs rising, it is going to be hard for many families to buy everything they need. When new things are hard to get, old things take on value. The clothes that Mrs. America laid aside because they were a little out of stvie but too good to throw away can be dug out and fixed up. Cast-off furniture can be reconditioned, and so can old equipment of all kinds, if Mrs. America will look at it with a little imagination. = ” =

EVEN though Mrs. America can't make use of all she digs out of her attic, basement and closets — not much will go to waste if she keeps the needy family down the street in

the city

and fluffy, may be worn by youngsters as well as grown-ups. If the and work together on finances. I try

child's face is thin, the bangs might |ty pe wife, though I am not negbe curved in crescent shape on thej,eoting the housekeeping or being forehead, giving width at the sides |, mother. by exposing the temples. Recently T adopted my husband's For round, full faces, ringlets|p phy although I was mortally may be placed high above the fore- | afraid of it. It cost a lot of effort head, with all the brow exposed.|, my part but I really enjoy it And these young coifs will be right| .« We do not have much money with upturned, off-the-face tailored |, my husband was ill for a while hats, and the smart new visored ,,4 will not have all his strength hats for youngsters. ‘ land vitality back for a number of A smart, ‘teen-age coif to Wear|c.,,c we live comfortably, howwith bonnets that sit on the back | car and do not worry about money. of the head is parted in the middle ye pave the same ambitions for the to stress the clean, young lines of | future. | the brow. Top sections are left flat am appreciated. My husband land smooth, with soft, wide waves .. o good judge of women and 1 starting just above the ears andy. ve proof that he thinks I am extending downward to the ends all}, ops. We never quarrel. the way around. Side sections are | I have several married women slightly fluffed out. . friends who do all the things I This style is very pretty with the|, ave made a point of not doing beloved bonnet that has a medium/|., put themselves and their brim and fresh field flowers on it. hitdren frst They rom 4 ahead

lof their husband's salaries, trail Deep Neckline

| for fear they

[them will look at other women, do not try to shore | their likes or hobbies and goad * [them to greater financial efforts no &: matter how they feel. They interi |fere if their husbands enjoy the i [company of other men or spend i lextra money.

They believe that I spoil my husband, that we will never have as : {much materially as they have. Their i [EE hate seem to love and respect : {them. Their methods work, too. : |'They make me uneasy. I cannot do \ |as they do. T have no wish to copy |them. Why am I vulnerable? Why |do their remarks give me a feeling {of insecurtiv? MRS. A. g.8 # Answer—Apparently it is not your {relationship with your husband which worries vou but your relationship with other women. You : lare afraid the competition will get ahead of vou. Doubtless this fear dates .back to your girlhood. Did vou have a sister or a girl friend who always was getting ahead of you? Or a mother who prodded : 'vou? Somewhere along the line | there must have been another womi |an who worsted you and laid the # | foundation for your present un- | easiness. t | Such incidents are not easy to remember. We tend to forget that

mind.

What she can't use herself will | :

probably come in handy to someone] else—if she has the energy to find the right person or organization to give it to. | Mrs. America has had so much]

hings aside before she got all the good out of them. So when she starts mining there fs no telling how much “gold” she will find.

Dorothy Arnold Is Council Aid

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, June 19.—Miss Dorothy Arnold, 1705 E. Minnesota <t.. Indianapolis, has been named to represent the Women's Athletic association in the newly organized Social council at Ball State Teachers college. The council will assume jurisdiction over campus-wide social functions for the duration. Miss Arnold is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas G. Arnold. She is a junior at Ball State and a member of the Girls’ club, W. A. A. and Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority.

Jewish Study Group To End Season

The final meeting this season of the joint Hadassah and Council of Jewish Women study group will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. David Maurer, 261 W. Westfield blvd. Meyer Gallin, the speaker, will summarize and discuss the year's work and plans will be made for the coming year.

Irvington Circle Will Picnic Tomorrow

A picnic will be held by the Irvington Circle of the Child Conservation League of America tomorrow afternoon at the Riley Memorial park in Greenfield. Hostesses for the event will be Mrs. R. S. Hiatt and Mrs. Robert Reed.

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