Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1943 — Page 19
SEIT THE ENORMOUS qussiiiss of panned side juices and other food products, that will be set aside
~~ chase by the government, substantial
percentages of 1943's pack will
Lebialnh,
better than they cook (at the moent), they keep late hours, go to verns, wear heelless and toeless ppers and dream. But when they t against their parents and re_to. accept correction or sugges< the fouls usually lies with the
parents. Parents may be right in many of their dictates, but the trouble usually lies in their attitude, in their
which a child represents. This does not mean that they do not learn to love the child after it is born, for; many times they do. However, just -a8. often some part of the original - resentment remains and crops out in their attitude in varying forms and degrees. Some parents are over-strict, decomplete obedience; and rics adoption of all their ideas hy the ‘child. Such an attitude ‘the child in debt to the parnts! fot diferand results in rebel'I Some: parents are: over-in- | woversprotectt ve and overchi This attiude long Has been recognized as over-eompensa-tion for not wanting the child in the first place and is just as apt|* to result in rebellion. In general, it is safe to say that parents who genuinely and warmly love their children are loved in return and do not have the troubles which you describe. My guess is that you do not like your stepdaughter. JANE JORDAN.
Put ‘your problems In a Jetier to Jane Jordan who will answer your questions im this column daily. :
Guild Officers Are Installed
The Woman’s guild of the First
Church, Evangelical and Reformed, was to meet today. Mrs. C. C. Crag
and ‘Mrs, Henry Unger were ¢o-| {|
chairmen of the luncheon. Mrs, George Wear was fo lead the devotions.- Mrs. C. J. G. Russom
was to be in charge of installation] |
of new officers. A board meeting was called for 10:30 a. m. with Mrs.
‘George Gebhardt presiding. Beta Chi Thetas Plan
quantities here, too, will range from 29 to 60 per cent of 1942's pack. The government will take all canned apples, applesauce, apricots,| blueberries, fruit salad, figs, grapefruit, cranberries, orange juice, ‘blended orange and grapefruit juice, centrated juices. As for soups, the new WPB order permits canned soups this year to the extent of one-half of last year's pack. Unlimited use of tinplate is permitted ‘for 20 types of fish and Sb prodgsis, but virtually the a sup are expected to go the government.
Milk and Honey
AN UNLIMITED pack of evaporated milk is allowed in 8-pound ‘cans with 6-ounce and . 16%-ounce sizes held to 90 per cent of the 1942 pack. Candensed milk may be packed. to the same extent as in
1942 when the was : pack greatly re-
Civilians will facs practicall a ‘meatless diet. so far as y meats are concerned. Only brains oe Jeviled mest will be available to the hr ry same extent.as Canned baby. foods will be. permitted to be packed to the same extent as during last year. Thel® WPB order also also provides for con tinustion of 1M3 can quotes of Jituet’ onde, including goats’ milk _. powdered -
whole “milk, {honey (in ~ 60-pound on
re duise sna pup and citrus pulp
Reports for Duty As Army Nurse
Miss Elizabeth Dodd, of the Indiana a graduate university school of nursing, has reported for - duty with the army air forces at St Petersburg, Fla. Miss Dodd is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'T. C. Dodd, of Gosport.’ She ‘enlisted ‘tor dyty the! Red Miss Dodd": Cross.reoruiting * * ™ Tower: # photo} sécretary, here, Miss Lillian’ Adams.
‘Mrs. Klippel Hostess Members of the Hoosier Bridge club will be entertained at 1: 30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Theodore Klippel, 5115 E. Michigan st.
lemon and lime juice and all con-
: |st.. and Northwestern ave. | | parties are being held each Thurs-
: | Bevan,. Anna Becker, : Bevan, .E. A. Bruch, William Beal, : | Esther Buckley and Charles Cahill,
Mise Melle West (et) id serstary ste Suse polis Camp
secretary of the organisation.
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Appointment
P. O. Ferrel
The appointment of Miss Oranda C. Bangsberg as executive secretary of the Indianapolis Council of Camp Fire Girls is announced by P. O. Ferrel, president of the - councils board of directors. Miss Bangsberg will fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Miss Virginia Samsell. For the last 10 years, Miss Bangsberg has been executive secretary of
the Camp Fire Girls in Oshkosh, Wis. During that time funds were
|raised for the erection, in 1937, of
& camp for the girls of the Oshkosh group. A graduate of Lawrence college, Appleton, Wis., Miss Bangsberg was a Camp Fire guardian in Oshkosh, served as chairman of the Guardfans’ association and as a member of the Oshkosh Qamnp, Fire Girls’ council. : She has attended of national
trative practices committee at the sectional executive conference to be held in Cincinnati Feb. 4 and 5. She is a ‘member of the American Association of University Women, the Red Cross staff assistants corps ‘and the American camping association, .
: Church Group
Gives Parties
The second in a series of four card
-| parties being. given this month by
the January committee of ‘Holy Angels church was to be at 2 p. m. today in the school basement, 28th The
Chairmen in charge of the meetings are ‘Mesdames John Ahlmer, | Ross Hutton, Oren Medlin and Clinton Johnson: Assistants include
Mesdames ‘Arthur Alcorne, Charles William
_ ‘Other assistants will be Mesdames John ‘Clarke, Frank Cundiff, Joseph Ginter, Domonick Gentile, John Glatzmeier, William Haehl, ‘David Harmon, Louis Kernel, Paul McAtee, Nyland, Otto Pettit, John Clark = Smith,
mor Charles ' Schmitt, Katherine Spurgeon,” John A. Schmitt, Ernest Summers, Minnie Vonderheide, Walter Wyss and John H. Burkhard. ;
HOME FRONT FORECAST
By ANN FRANCE WILSON - . ‘Times Special Writer : WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. —%Cereals are so abundant they're.
With the prospect of unrationed cereal, it would seem that America may go back to the old-fashioned practice of starting
EVENTS
Ladies’ auxiliary to Altenheim. 2 p. m. Fri, Home, 2007 N. Capitol. Mesdames Oscgr Mueller, William C. Noelke, Rudolph Mueller in charge. .
CLUBS
Alpha Gamma Latreian. Fri. Miss - Elizabeth Evans, 3330 N. Meridian, hostess. Miss Thelma Hawthorne, Miss Margaret R. Knox, speakers. . Culture. 1p. m. Fri. Mrs. F. Marion Smith, 4730 N. Capitol, hostess. Book review, Mrs. Charles BE.
Virgil A. Sly, 40 N. Ritter, hostess. Mrs. O. H. Bakemeier, Mrs. Hiram Cunningham, speakers. St. Mary's alumnae. 2:30 p. m. Sun. Academy, 429 E. ‘Vermont. Election. V-7-Mothers. 1:30 p. m. Fri. West
K. V. Ammerman. speaker, Victory chapter, I. T.-S. C. 7:30 p. m. Fri. Central library. Mrs. Willard Hawkins, speaker.
SORORITIES
Alpha Pi Omega. 8 p.. m. today. Hotel - Ayres, Mrs. Edward -Strietelmeier, hostesses, Mu chapter, Alpha Omicron: Alpha. 12:15 p. m. Tues. Warren hotel. Luncheon. Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae. 6:30 p. m. ¥ri. Catherine’s restaurant, 1435 N. Meridian. Indianapolis alumnae, Zeta Tau Alpha. Tonight. Butler university chapter house. Mrs. C. B. Durham, speaker. ‘Miss Isabella Eddy, hostess chairman. :
MISCELLANEOUS
Ind. D. of U. 1861-65. 10:15 a..m. Sat. Bay room, Ayres’. Board meeting. ’ Federation Mothers’ choruses. 2 p. m. Mon. Citizens’ Gas & Coke utility. Meeting of executive board -and representatives.
Committee Plans Club Meeting
comers club, Jan. 28, were made recently by the arrangements committee meeting at the Y. W. C. A.
the group. .. Other . ‘committee members dre.
war services committee; Mrs. Coffin of the Women’s: Service League of America; . Miss Jean 8. Bogan, Y. W. C. A, staff member, Mesdames Elmer Borncamp, J. H. Durham, E. L. Kassing, Milton Hamilton, Russell L. Brown, A. R. Taylor, H, L. Saiter, W. C. Jenkins and H. O, Nuhn.
Mary Strain Serves On Play Committee
"Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 14—Miss Mary Geraldine Strain, 1150 E. 28th st., Indianapolis, has been named chairman of costumes for the play, “The Neighbors” (Zona Gale), which will be presented at the regular convocation ‘period, Jan. 27, at Ball State college here. ° Miss Strain is a senior and a member of Girls club, Sigma Tau
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