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shall win the war, but not roche ® until we have beaten the To obtain complete ting in

of ourselves as well as structions for the lace spiderweb Germany, destroying all that he has earned [in coin, your name and address and expanding knowledge of [the pattern number to Anne Cabot, universe, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8. earth his home. | Wells st., Chicago 7, Ill ! a stranger upon an| Now, readers, you can order the planet; and today with new fall and winter issue of Anne he has taught himself, he |Cabot’s album! dts gift bazaar all his new and dear pos- pages and its series of free patterns sessions. And he destroys them [will inspire you to start. Christmas Because he has not learned to love gift making at once! Price per copy, his brother as himself.” [16 cents.

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n| It looks like one of the spiderwith. domestic problems |yebs I used to get in Belgium from Every fam- |... oid lace makers who sat outside the qualities their door sills making lace on little This one is easier origins in the to do than those of the Belgian

The doily is crocheted and measures

I think we|a gift. Make one for yourself to

Curious that man [doily (Pattern 5639) send 11 cents

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ing for the Red Cross at the Brookside Community house each Wednesday. : The Junior group of the unit will have a hay ride Saturday at the Henry Simmons farm. Thé com-

Haupt, Sarah Mae Sertell and Betty Hasselbring.

The HUGH COPSEY and MAD-DEN-NOTTINGHAM units will sponsor a card party at the Veterans’ hospital at 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Fred Riffy and Mrs. M. O. Flelds are in charge,

FOOD

Times Special Writer

CANNED GRAPEFRUIT juice is low in point value but very high in

_. fessential vitamin C content. It can

be used “as is” and also in homemade ices that give the plainest

| menus a festive note.

MINTED FLORIDA ICE (Serves 4-6)

One teaspoon plain unflavored

‘jigelatin, 1 No. 2 can (2% cups)

grapefruit juice, % cup water, % cup sugar, mint flavoring, green vegetable coloring, mint sprigs. Soften gelatin in % cup grapefruit juice, Combine water and sugar; heat slowly until sugar is dissolved. Add gelatin; stir untii dissolved. Cool. Add remaining

with coloring. Freeze and garnish with mint sprigs. . ; ¥ » » GRAPEFRUIT MILK SHERBET (Serves 6-8) Two cups milk, % cup corn syrup, 1 cup sugar, 1% cups canned grapefruit juice, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 2 egg whites.

1| Combine milk, corn syrup and

sugar; scald over hot water, stirring until syrup and sugar are dissolved. Cool. Add canned grapefruit and lemon juice. ’ Pour into freezing tray of automatic refrigerator with cold control set at point recommended for freezing ice cream. Freeze to mush. Beat egg whites stiff; fold into

mittee will include Misses Dorothy].

_j|srapefruit juicé. . Add a few drops -—jfmint favoring fo taste. tint greenll oi thiseand- we-want-ous |

8517 EE

38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36,

39-inch material. For this attractive pattern, send 16 cents with your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service, 214 W, Maryland st., Indianapolis 9, Ind, Keep up your wartime sewing, thus you are helping bring victory sooner. You'll find 52 pages of absorbing sewing news, 102 new designs in the new fall issue of

*|“Fashion,” just out. A copy is 26

cents.

PLEASE BE PATIENT!

With the United States postal service being hard hit by wartime burdens, and with fall pattern mall breaking all records, there has been some delay in the delivery of some-patterns.— Naturally, we-

readers to know that everything possible is being done to expedite pattern delivery.

Miss Jean Kisner To Be Married

Times Special WASHINGTON, Ind, Oct. 12.— The Rev. and Mrs, Harry O, Kisner of this city announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Robert Nelson Pitts, yeoman 2-c U. 8. N. R, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Pitts, Stinesville. The wedding will be in December, Miss Kisner is a teacher in the James E. Roberts school, Indian-

apolis, Mr, Pitts is stationed at the

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Shoes you'll wear proudly this fall and on . . . made of sturdy honest calfskin that grows handsomer with every polishing. Each shoe a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship, worthy of your number 18 coupon.

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THIRD FLOOR

U. B. navy recruiting station in Indianapolis.

(News—

b Jack Messner.

You'll seem to lose pounds when you put on this slimming new twopiece fashion! Every line of it restrains your figure to new slender- |g ness. Details of ruffling soften it. Pattern 8517 is in sizes 34, 36,

with %° sleeves, requires 4% yards

The appearance of guest speakers will highlight meetings to be held this week by Parent-Teacher assoclations. A schedule of group meet. ings follows:

TOMORROW 87-2 p. m. Speaker, Miss Vivian Marbury. Topie, “Welcome.”

Garden exhibit, 91-2 p. m. Speaker, Mrs. Bert McCammon. Topie, “The Child of Today Is the Citizen of Tomorrow.” 77—6:30 p. m. Informal dinner for fathers and mothers. Speaker, Music, Mr, and Mrs. William Pearcy. THURSDAY

Pleasant ‘'Run—10:30 a. m. Study group 1. Mrs. Martin Case, 16th and Pleasant Rin blvd, hoitess. Discussion, "Understanding Music.”

FRIDAY Ben Davis—5:30 to 8 p. m. Fall festival. Garden City—6 p. m. Fall festival.

Nora—Noon, © Sandwich luncheon. Sewing for bazaar to be held in December. Business meeting,

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a girl of 18 and have been married

for two years, I have a 10-month-old baby. I am now separated from my husband, who never has really supported either of us, He has had one defense job after the other and {doesn't keep any of them, He drinks land sometimes has made me think {that he was temporarily insane. I no longer love him, but wonder

{if IT am being fair to my child in

[not going back to him, He doesn't [seem to think much of the baby, although he says he does. He never has bought him anything except his first clothing. All the rest has been done ‘by his mother or my family. Please tell me what I should do. TROUBLED WIFE. "8 Answer — Unless your husband wants you to come back to him, and unless he shows a willingness to assume responsibility, you wouldn't improve your situation -a-bit-in-try-ing-te--fix. things Pe. Children. always are a powerful argument against separation and divorce, but where a man actually doesn’t want his family and won't co-operate in any way toward founding a home, separation may be the lesser of evils, This js particularly true when a man drinks to excess. If your husband settles down and proves that he can keep a job, if he contributes to the baby’s support and wants to establish a home for you both, then you should give him another chance. Even though you do not love him now you might feel new affection for him if he did his part as husband and father. Isn't this true? JANE JORDAN.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am writing about my girl friend who has been going with a fellow for four years. He is in the navy now and has written almost every day. On his last leave he came to see her but brought a girl with him who is married and has a baby, Now he has been back to his base over two months and she hasn't had any word from him. 8he says she doesn’t care for him any more but she has lost 35 pounds and acts very unhappy. I have written him but he doesn't answer, I wish you would put your advice in your

[Sets Meeting | The Woman's gulld of the Wirst!} Church, Evangelical and Reformed,’ will meet Thursday at the church,

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Mrs, A. J. Huesing willbe pro-

dren.” The children’s rhythm band under the direction of Mrs. Herman Karch will provide music. Mrs.

committee will serve luncheon, - ¢

gram chairman, Mrs. Henry Unger, will lead devotions and the Rev. Ralph Weisser will speak on "The | Church in Relation to Our Chil-|

Joins Army Nurses | ate of Methodist hospital | ws MUSES training school, left recent. ly for Wendover

corps. Bhe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bassett of Shel byville. She enlisted through

Miss Bassett ing center,

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Far East.”

: Serving on Mrs. Robinson's the Red Cross mittee

nurse recruit. Markun, Thurman Gottschalk, John Ww.

K. Ruick.’ J. Ancker will speak on

are Mesdames Louis

Atherton, H. L. Crumpacker,

Frank T. Millis, Curtis W. Roll,

| meeting for 10:30 Herbert Wadsworth, B, 0. Wakelamy and William Storen,