Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1942 — Page 18

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. A. Hobbs.of ‘Bridgeport will be the speaker day afternoon before the garden bm ge Se nt club. ‘His | subject will Rod.” ; ceding his x

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i executive secretary, will be guest

..'|CATHOLIC church will give a

English theater.

! and Mrs. Richard Hutchinson and all of South Bend. This Fear 8 DUbMGion ses i gwn Hall. peirons

‘from ‘2 ot 4 m. following the

Propylaeum Bridge Friday “ AMONG EARLY RESERVA“TIONS made “for the monthly

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EE Announcement ‘has ‘been made * that Mrs. Trevor R. ‘Geddes will be the speaker for the Sunday night buffet :supper to be held _ Propy,

Jonathan: eninge Shaper, Daughters of the American Revolution, will ‘meet fombrrow at the home of Mrs. William -P. Evans. ~ Luncheon at 12:30 p. m: ¢ will be

throughout the state’ will meet for a noon luncheon Friday at the Columbia club. Miss Margaret|" Haviland of: Oxford, O., national

my alumnae president, will pre8.

Tea Honors Miss Rybolt

TE . JAMES. M. OGDEN will, tertain tomorrow afternoon at the Propylaeum with a tea honoring Miss Dorothy Ann Rybolt, who become the bride of Charles tt Dariive of Detroit Saturday.

Gene Tucker, Mary

foe JE. AND MES. JOHN K. RUCKELSHAUS will be host and hostess for the luncheon honoring Jacques Fray and Mario Braggiotti, piano team opening the Town Hall series Saturday morning. The luncheon will be held at the Columbia club following their performance at the

Seated at the speakers’ table will be Mrs. Clay Johnson Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randles and their guests for the week-end, Mr,

Mr. and Mrs, Edward R. Palmer, :

Sox & Bonds

| Nylon Hosiery Is Used As ‘Bait’ in Luring Bond Buyers.

“MT. CLEMENS, ‘Mich., ‘Oct. 21 €u. P) ~Nylon stockings—veritable

treasures ‘In a woman's ‘eyesgwere

| used by a Mt. Clemens storekeeper

yesterday to: lure the ladies io buying war bonds. With a consignment of 70 wei of hose and 300 customers demanding the privilege of buying them, proprietor George Prieps of the Prieps Mercantile Co. saw a chance to strike a blow for Uncle Sam’s war chest. He decreed that stockings could be purchased only by those who also bought a $25 war bond. There were no stockings lett when the rush was ‘over. 8 8 8 WASHINGTON, Oct, 21-(U. P.) «~The war production board recently asked for old silk and nylon hosiery for use in the manufacture of gun powder bags.

Today apparently alarmed at the|

eager response of women to its appeal, it sounded this restraining Miss | note: “Hosiery that can be repaired or mended for further use is not being asked for by the government.” “On the’contrary, the WPB urges

all women to conserve their hosiery | in every way so that it will last as}:

long as possible. Only after hosiery is discarded as being completely unusable should it be placed aside for salvage /purposes.”

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| They are Mrs. Hugh Dodd, presi-

|gram and Miss Lola Conner led a {short devotional service. e

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{berger pkwy. was to be hostess at

Hahn and Miss Nellie McGuire. Parish women a ASSUMPTION

chicken dinner in the Assumption]

‘morning. Proceeds will be used to benefit the church. ~

Sororities—

Delta Theta Chi ToHear Talk on Indian Music’

Included: in today’s sorority notes are election results and announcements of business sessions. "Prospective members of INDIANA NU chapter, DELTA THETA CHI, will attend the sorority’s educational meeting at 7:45 o'clock this evening in the chapter's new clubrooms, 122 E. Ohio st.” Mrs. Charles Speake, educational director; will supervise the program, which will include a talk on Indian folk music by Mrs. Raymond Jerge. - During the business session, Mrs. Charles Willis, social chairman, will outline plans for a Halloween party; Mrs. Jerome Long, vice president, will discuss pledge training, and Mrs. Oran Allen will continue her lectures on parliamentary law. The president, Mrs. F. M. Moss, will preside.

Newly elected officers of VERAE SORORES chapter, VERUS CORDIS sorority, will preside at the organization’s next meeting, Oct. 28.

dent; Mrs. Dick Hall, vice .president; Mrs. Morris Katzenberger, secretary, and Mrs. Clarence Span, treasurer. Chapter ~members attended the sorority’s annual state convention held at the Hotel Roberts in Muncie Oct. 17 and 18. Official delegates for the Vera¢ Sorores group were -Mrs. Donald Woodard Bnd Mrs. Arnold Koelliker.

A business session will be held by BETA chapter, OMEGA KAPPA, at 8 o'clock this. evening in the home of Miss Norma Zapp, 2810 N. Talbott st. Serving as hostess will be Miss Audrey Graves. : |

ALPHA chapter, GAMMA KAPPA, met for a wiener roast last

Bleibtreu was in charge of the pro-

Mrs. Herman Juergens, 838 Ellen1:30 p. m. today for members of the

assistant hostess was to be Mrs, Howard Hoagland. Mrs. Or L.Belnry nia

"New underarm, Cream Pigg

Ori-Ea-Ota Members

To Lunch Tomorrow its{ . Mrs. Harry H. Hollis, 3121 N. But-| fier’ ave. will entertain the On-Ea-

Ota club at a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow afternoon. A business

jo| session and bridge party will follow.

: stration. and display of the latest

Telephone Co., will give. a demontypes of mechanical communication

phone Co. post: have been invited to attend the dinner. Auxiliary members were to meet today at the home of Mrs. Forest Spencer, 5331 Central ave, to knit for the Red Cross and wrap bandages for the Public Health B. Nursing association, .

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A chrd: party “will be given to’ day at 8 p. m. by the Altar soe clety of ‘St. Philip | Neri Catholie. church. Mrs, Emma Vaughn will be. in charge of the event which is to’ bs heid-1n ‘the: parish auditorium, 535 Eastern ave.

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