Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1943 — Page 20
PAGE 20 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943
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N A N 4 5 A 3 2 0 3 3 oy x 5 ‘ : . > Pupils of Mary E. Nicheison school 70 are busy this week rehearsing a singing play, “Voices of the De alice, 10 3 “ Supply Night,” to be presented next Wednesday and Thurs lay evenings and the afternoon of June 4 in the school |gardenias, gladioli, iris, corrfiowers, roof of @)100i low JU 1Ces
auditorium. ; ; a : Assisting the primary grades with the play are John Newman (left) and Max Schumacher, inter- {nya gypsophilia and fever-
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mediate grade pupils, and Gladys Hill, Marjorie Hartley and Roseann Borinstein (left to right) of the | The association has asked Customs Junior high school. ers to buy early and, because of the . e——— » . X labor Sofas to fill their own Fi. Howard Toilet Tissue y 9» 4 for 25¢ | . | : Part; ty Today : | Service to Be | To Give Three Performances hed bathe ce or bs amen Bismol for Unset S h 47 " card party was to be sponsored Pepto- ISMO or pset tomac vo» Cc | of Newly A ritten Operetta Anthony's Catholic church at 2:15! Vi * ! 9k land 8:15 p. m. today in the school | : Nor P ex itamin B Comp ex, 100 S Cc Times Special » | play, “Voices of the Night,” to be given by the primary grades of Mary | George Usher was to be i h * yay ! HATTIESBURG, Miss, May 27.— g Nicholson school 70, 46th st. and Central ave. next week in the school | —— wg Squibb Aspirin, 100 3. v iw mi 49c i » J » ici at Camp Shelby here will be the] The play, originally scheduled for yesterday and today, was post- | To Sponsor I al ty | , pirmicide hy, 202 scene, at 8 p. m. today, of the wed- poned to next Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. . and June 4 at 3: I5p.M.| mhe Iadies’ auxiliary 1070A, n-] Kleenex, 440 Bi% ie Lenin wie: 0 2 for h9c Re
ding of Miss Patricia M. Lawson of, Miss Mabel Keller, principal of | — Seti vmtetdons til sian | UTE polis Railways, will sponsor : : : Indianapolis and Lt. Donald D. school 70 for 27 years, will head the Bil] McKee, Macky Campbell, public card party at 8 p. Bo to- 60c Zonite Antiseptic “9 eo 8. 0 oo = 47c White. (hostesses. Members of the Patrent- | Tommy Jenkins, Jerry Fenstermak-| oo at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. IlliMiss Lawson is the daughter of Teacher association assisting her er, Ross Inman, Dorothy Nelson] nois st. | S ibb C d Li Oil 12 98 Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Lawson, 6242! will include Mesdames Thomas E. Tonna, Jeanne Black, Nancy Camp-! | qui 0 iver i 1 O1ZS. . . ° C College ave. Indianapolis. Mr. anc Black, Robert Serr, B. R. Turner, pell, Jane Haught, Sandra Adams, < SURE-MIX | ’ Mrs. Frank A. White, 6008 Nor-{Gordon Bryan, William Turner, Suzanne Gant and Carolyn Jaffe, [ESE NR SURE-MT | *Tousha Hand Lotion 43¢ HOME DRY CLEANERS waido ave. Indianapolis, are the Helen DeWolf, William Shook and, Mrs. Leroy Gordner is in charge! Se CRISCO Yy $e 00 9.0» Made Safe and Easy With mes parents of the bridegroom. 'R. E. Hollowell. of stage properties for the produc- Y Ib, 235¢; 3 Lbs, 6% . : Trip to New Orleans | Seners Wl 18 fesqames BH. Jjven: Mothers who have assisted § THOMPSON'S Feenamint Laxative . . . . . 10¢, 19¢, 39¢ Sat E > Eniering With her father the Baldwin, Joseph W. Hartley, R. W./in making costumes for the partic- hal MKT . L | SPEE DEE KLEEN a i ; .. Lewis, Harold Ries, Haney Berry, jpants include Mesdames Otto ON PACKED 3 *Plus Tax I ride Ww rea , 'W lersey dress . y . , . | CAR RL N. i St. ' us 3 ba en id oh William Garstang, B. C. Hall, Paul Toutz, B. L. Adams, Saul Bernat, GLASS JAR 3 Dues 2 Gal. $1.09 BEE attendant will be the bridegroom ’s{ Shepherd and Donald C. Drake. |Thomas Hall, Donald Ream, LeRoy -
sister. Mrs. Harry Blewett of Bloom- | Mrs. Pollock Director | Wahle, Donald Sperry, Black and JI ! inate N lawn : | ; is being dir y Mrs. Bryan. ington. Mr. Blewett will be the The play is being directed by Mrs. | best man. Helen I. Pollock, second grade P.-T. A. Sponsor NO POTATOES, Mrs. Lawson will wear a black »n- teacher. Mrs. Pollock and two pa-| Intermediate and junior high} ! WRISLEY'S
S y { ils » direction of sMiss hy - : 1 gemble with black accessories. Fol- trons of the school, Mrs. Clayton pupils, under the direc Serve ; eo. : A ; Perinaed wii] Tanke and Mrs. Julia A. Adam, Laura Holden, art teacher, have | 8 ,. Rt A , N ce R N) ir
lowing a reception, the couple leave for a wedding rp to New wrote the operetta. Several years planted and made the stage scen.- | WAFFLES CRYSTALS Orleans. the bride traveiing in'a 280 they collaborated to write “A ery. Stage sets have been con- and Water ! Softener
Nosegay of Happiness,” presented by structed by boys in the manual] brown Ilinen suit with vellow ac- ; . . i cossaIvies hev will be at home the school pupils and copyrighted in training department with instruc-; Instead! . f } E 49 4 Lbs. 47c Gite ee 11038 tions from their teacher, Jemes! M E here after June 1. : ’ 0 : uri r c Plus Tax Lt. White is assigned {o the goin More than 40 lyrics have been Buchanan. | Dow s a food time 2 | ne To e yes $0 9.0» ve. § Delightful Odors bo Schur SEs y Ti ially -1 . i rer what swe Infantry division. He was graduat- Written ‘especially for the produc-| Members of the P.-T. A, headed | 18COV 1 . ed from Irena Cet where tion, which will be in three acts. The by Mrs. Myron McKee, are sponsor- | meals you can prepare | Dr. VV est Ss Miracle Tuft Brush vr vo wie 47c he was a member of Lambda Chi first act takes place “In the ing the show. Recently they pro- | with waffles.
Fiat AvIi Nursery,” the second, “In the Wood~ vided the school with new curtains ly - » » Alpha fraternity. he | Try this 3: Chooz for Indigestion . . . . [0c
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Leftovers need not taste flat. choruses and the following pupils er system and other modern acous- | crisp waffles...so easy
Warm them up in a porcelain who have leading parts: Phyllis | tical features. | to make with DUFF'S! * % enameled double boiler. No addi- Bettman, Sally Gordner, Joan Bur-| Parents and teachers in charge of | ' 50¢ Jergens Hand Lotion . ie tional liquid is necessary; hence, nat, Roseann Borinstein, Marjorie the play include Mesdames George ADD ONLY WATER: That's oli! foods do not have a “washed out” | Hartley, Gladys Hill, Carol McKee, Seidensticker, Alan W. Boyd, Paul x Bo ; 1 * ' flavor. [Nancy Niblack, Suzanne Elliott, R. Oldham, Joseph Matthews, G.| "Tn doy b Bayer S Aspirin, 24 Sv ov 0s 19¢ WHOLE ree Sandra Bernat, Beverly Bryan, Vance Smith, Grace Ryan, Bertha natura VITAMIN B COMPLEX
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