Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1943 — Page 25

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| Paul's Episcopal church will Tan a] a _ luncheon meeting Monday at1p. m.f . “4m the Roberts room of the church. = + ‘The speaker will be Mrs. Clgrence| 5 'E. Reimer of Logansport, secretary}. ‘of the. Episcopal province of thei “Midwest. Her subject will be the ‘*Place of the Women of the Church|. “In the

Presiding Bishops’ Years Forward in Service’ Plan.” The luncheon. chairman will be

+ Mrs. William Forsythe, assisted by Mesdames ‘Edward Hicks, Albert

Maguire and Fred Ashby and Miss «Bdith- Venn. Mrs. E. May .Hahn will preside. loge. An evening meeting of the Wes-

" leyan Service guild of Central Ave-

nue Methodist church will be at 7:30 oclock Wednesday .with Mrs.

“Alberta P. Nay, 3118 Broadway, as

hostess, assisted by Mrs. Mary Tee-

guarden. rn After the business session and a

_ devotional service, Dr: FP. Marion} Smith will speak.« Miss Mary "Arm- |

strong is president and Mrs. J. L. Cummings, program chairman,

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a young girl 20 years of age and I have been married only a few months. My husband was drafted recenily and is in a camp 1200

miles from here. I want to go and live near him but have only $100 to start on. The government has not sent his checks or my allotment through yet. : . I have talked to several people from .this camp and they all say work is plentiful there. My "husband is more than anxious for me to come but wants me to be fairly secure as to finances before I start. That is only natural and I am proud that he wants to protect me from any financial hardship. Should I wait until the govern-

"ment allotment checks reach me, or

should .I start on $100? If I wait

“too long there is a chance that he

may be shipped out, maybe even ‘gcross. I am not afraid of hard- _ ship, I have experienced lots of if, him if “he didn't know I could \ke it. His family and mine vary in their opinions. That's why I want an impartial opinion. I love my husband and I know he loves me. What should I do? ; UNDECIDED. - . «8 8 No Answer—The only mature, real-

« {istic thing to do is to wait until you

have the money you need before you *go 1200 miles away from home. Of ‘course, you and your husband want “to be together. To the irresponsible, “I want” is sufficient reason for doing anything at all, but responsible people wait until they are able -to take care of themselves without depending on others. 4 What a worry it would be to your husband if you were stranded: in ‘town without a dime! His protective attitude toward you indicates a ‘ far deeper love than that of the man who indulges his desires with-

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‘MRS. HOUSEWIFE IS WAKING UP to the fact that canned goods are so expensive in ration points, that she'd better buy fresh fruits and vegetables ‘if the family is going to get its quota of vital vitamins, And the next lesson she has to learn is how to preserve, while cooking, the vitamin value of fresh foods. For instance, say nutrition specialists of the U. 8S. department of agriculture, some B vitamins (thia- ——————— mine, riboflavin, niacin) escape into the cooking water. That is why Appliqu. ue F 7 ock they recommend that you save the liquid for soups, sauces or-gravies. Heat destroys some vitamins, particularly thiamine and vitamin .C, and foods often lose some vitamins while just waiting to be used. Vitamin A is slowly lost this way, and vitamin C more rapidly.

” ® 2 Vitamin 'First Aid' AS VITAMIN C is the vitamin most damaged by heat and air, special care should be taken of the fruit and: vegetables in which: it is abundant. Here are four “first aid” rules for saving vitamins in food, which the department’s. nutrition specialists recommend you follow: 1. Don’t crush or bruise. 2. Don’t soak. ‘ 3. Keep cold until ready to cook or eat. 4, Use quickly when prepared. Make raw.salad or. slaw at last minute. Vitamin C gets away faster after foods are peeled or cut. ' In cooking vegetables, use as little

water as possible. Add salt to the cooking water at the start. This retards the destruction of vitamin| J N = oF » # $527 Quick Work By ANNE CABOT COOK QUICKLY. Put vegetables| Tittle white narcissus on a pale into boiling water, and bring the{pink or blue dotted swiss or or- | water back to boiling fast. Cook|gandie frock will make little sister look like a charming Easter blosyegutables until tender, but ‘no som. Tiny skirt is easily sewn on

Stir vegetables sparingly. Stirring|t0 the circular yoke.

mixes air into the food and that de-| TO obtain applique and dress patstroys some of the vitamins. tern for tot's Easter irock (pattern

Do not add soda when you cook|9927) sized for 1-2-3 years, send green vegetables. Soda destroys 11 cents in coin, your name and

parently the people must suffer.”

{Names Officers

POINT RATIONING has brought city, people face to face With a fact| my

seemed to ™ [which farmers have been ‘trying to T hope T have heer Tuck this

shout at them during the past 12 months—looming food shortages. Unfortunately city people have not

‘| was required to bring a copy of 'a| | #8 8 ® to the Victory book: cam:

we've been reviewing “our Puptich ik plained. “Another girl Soronet a “Audry. Montrose, ‘Ind anapolls students pair of my shoes, although her foot ‘when I saw. .them

A springtime 1m show will be sponsored

-jast week-end... They is two sizes larger than mine. saw Wil be spared 1 <

the ‘Cosmopolitan. club. given by the said. she was willing to suffer for| circle, auxiliary to the : * |herds’. Association,

Richelieu as well as American “naval officers glamenr's sake.”

: |will ‘be at 8 p. m

A Other popular’ titles were. “North : MARY AND THE ee «ex-| hall of the Sou from the | op © Passage,” “The Moon 1s pected to return to Briarcliff Manor center, 1233 Shelby st.

Dawn”. “All This snd Heaven, T90,” | that" evening. It's an hour's ride .{“1r. S./A.” and *“Iook-to the Moun- by train. ‘Itain.” * noon!” : : | with Thorne ‘Smit. ‘Bach girl clrried a book These; veriety of mysteries. . . |the dormitory by 10:45.” they explained; were’ tickets of ad-| “We expect to collect arouncl 200; At college the "girls change ‘to mission to the party. Every student books, » Autry told me. ~ |aungarees. rolled above the knees, | men’s. plaid wool shirts with shirt-|. favorite book as her contribution | PETE, AND Dliie-eyed, she wore |tails out, and flat-heeled moccasins. ‘Buta, becoming. apricot. velveteen frock] When! they're not in classes you're

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foolish attitude

I have several dirt - farmer friends. To one of my favorites I : sent the foyr articles by Louis Bromfield, which appeared recently. in the Scripps-Howard newspapers. reply follows: “My Dear Lucia—I have read with considerable interest the articles by Mr, Louis Bromfield concerning farming and the government. assistance or lack of assistance to it. I am wholeheartedly in accord with Mr. Bromfleld’s attitude and statements. I have talked personally with dozens and dozens of farmers in Oklahoma. All, without exception are opposed to the rules and

| regulations imposed ‘upon them by:

the department of ‘agriculture. “To give an example. The office of price administration in’ Washington has set prices on milk but those prices are such that dairy men in Oklahoma are closing out their businesses as rapidly as possible.”

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“I. HAVE ATTENDED no less than a dozen such sales=—large ones—in our county-alone. These men were all going out of business. Being a dirt farmer -andsdairyman I know that it is absolutely impossible for a man to buy his feed and sell his milk at a profit. ' In fact, I do not think he can possibly break even and I am talking about good management. It can’t be done. , “I operate a dairy farm as economically and I think as efficiently as possible, giving. it my daily supervision but am steadily losing money. The trouble is easy to locate. “Feed prices have gone sky high, while there is a limitation on milk prices. I have had the matter up with the local OPA office who referred me to the regional office in Dallas, who referred me to Washington. The result is chaos and the closing of dairies. “What can we do about it? The only thing I know is to vote out

‘lof office the New Deal and every-

one connected with it as\ rapidly as possible. In the meantime, ap-

P. E. O. Chapter"

Mrs. Arthur Macy recently was elected president of Chapter TU, P. BE. O. Sisterhood. Other new officers are Mrs. Morrell Payne, vice president; Mrs. J. H. Westbay and Mrs. Howard Hough, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. A. M. Welchons, treasurer; Mrs. John

IM. Smith, chaplain, and Mrs, T. R.

Cochman, guard. Mrs. Macy and Mrs. 5 C. Siegesmund will be delegates to the state convention with Mrs. Payne and Mrs. H. H. Carpenter as alternates. Mrs. Siegesmund will be the delegate to council.

FBI Agent to Speak At School 84

3 . belt. A spray of blue forget-me-|or a ouija board. They like to ask One girl is ‘giving. ‘an English {ncts were pinned ia her nut-brown {about their dates. history book,”. laughed” Audry. “She | hgir. - Mary is ‘the daughter of Mr. and

|said it’s no good to her, She ‘plans om waiting for this mistake to Mrs. Sylvester Johfison of 3668 Cen-

to drop the course.” _« {grow out,” she said, running heritral ave, Indianapolis. A s “My roommate chose ‘Marguerite (hs nd over a single blond curl on her parents, the Frank A. ys Steen’s “The Sun Is My Undoing,’ "| forehead. “One night before exams | live ‘at 4224 Central ave. Other Insaid Mary. “I'd just begun to|the girls on the third floor decided |dianapolis girls at Briarcliff include read it. to bleach the front of their hair.|Cynthia Test, Jane Haueisen, PhylAudry’s favorite was “Again the Now ‘we could kick ourselves.” lis Behringer, : Beth Anderson and River. 2 Er.” Mary. sele selected “The Raft.”l.. Mary is a natural blond. She! Doris Woods.

Miss Shirley Lee Renick, Ronnie Arney .

: company and ‘Shakespeare shared : honors| “The boys can ‘go with us she Victory glee club ‘will be on the There was. a said. ‘“But they have: to- be! out of | gram’ which ‘will: be followed

and special prides: ‘will be pres The public may. attend the which is being given: for the by of the auxiliary’s soft ball ° Hyatt 'G. Johnson is manager Miss Hoy. West, secretary... iB

Program Sunday

A St. Patrick’s musical : will be presented by the Daug!

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of Isabella at the Little Sisters

the Poor at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Mary Agnes Keller will be in che

of the program. . Members and the

guests may attend.

Store ‘Hours~9:45 A. M. to 5:45 P. M.—Mondaygs—13:15 Noon to 8:00 P. M.

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Suppose your husband would be|thiamine and vitamin C. address and the pattern number tol juny M. Lopez will discuss the

j moved to some other place -and| Do not thaw frozen vegetables

' you had no funds to follow. I doubt|before cooking. Serve raw froZen

- if he will be sent across until he|fruits immediately after thawing. ~ completes 13 weeks of basic military| As cooking water takes up some * training, but he might ‘be moved,|of the vitamins and minerals, it is The fact that he has not yet re-|good food. Don’t pour it down the ceived his checks indicates that he|sink. Serve it with the vegetables, has Jat started. That gives youjor find. some other use for it.

hen you have your money you ne be safe and secure and I do Bridge Winners

- mot doubt that you can get a job Are Listed

; wherever you go for work is plenti- : ful and workers are scarce.” The de-|.; Mrs. Dorothy Ellis of the Marott

eision to leave should be agreed ‘hotel has announced the winners

upon between you and your hus-

in recent duplicate bridge games. First in the north and south sec-

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Gregory-Salter Rite Is Announced

Mr. and Mrs. John Salter of Vincennes have announced the marriage of their daugh Helen Margie, of In-

wartime work of the FBI for the annual fathers’ night meeting ‘of the Parent-Teacher’s association of school 84 at 8 o'clock tonight. Mr. Lopez is the special agent in charge of the Indiana office of the FBI. The band of the finance replace-

at the meeting.

Boosters Club Dance Tonight

. band without pressure from either * family. I think he is exactly right jin wanting you to wait. Don't let ! more improvident people u - you. : JANE JORDAN.

tion were Mr. and Mrs. Al Tully. [dianapolis, to Mrs. Thelma Lushbaugh :and|Harold W, GregWillard Weindorf were second.{ory, son of Mr. First, east and west, were Stanleyjand Mrs. J. J. McComas and Edson T. Wood with | Gregory, Benham, {i Put your problems in a letter to Jane | Mrs, L. H. Riggs and Mrs. William Ky. A 4 marriage

The bi-monthly dance of the t | Boosters club will be held tonight at the Riviera club. A nominating committee will be announced at the party. The dance was arranged by the entertainment committee headed by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wood and Mr. and Mrs. John Lichtenberg, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Julian and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I. Wilhite.

} Jordan, who a anv your question in F..Stein, second. 2 he; airings : in Indianapolis] and the couple is at home at 2003 % N.- Meridian st. . Fitch Photo.] © Mrs. Gregory is © Mrs. Gregory sit president of Indiana Beta Phi|CLUD Elects

Ghapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority.| - a o recent election of the Wom- : To en's Round Table club, Mrs. Frank. Open Rush Season J. Wise was chosen president; Mrs. | A St. Patricks ‘party : Monday |D. A. Murphy, vice president; Mrs ‘night will open the rush season of |Rosa Storer and Mrs. W. T. ‘ColEpsilon chapter, Rho Delta sorority. | lins, recording and’ corresponding ‘Miss Dorothy Thompson, 1001 St. Segtetaties, and Mrs. J. D. Garrett, Peter st., will be hostess.

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