Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1944 — Page 20

You asked us for costume jewelry. Here it is! A bright new collection to dress up your entire wardrobe. Come, see what a touch of sparkle’ can do for your clothes—for you! The prices? Like everything else here, they're "sweet and low"|

17 N. ILLINOIS

Fritzie Yaeger and Marian Sturm To Entertain, for Mary Jane Hess

MISS MARY JANE HESS WHO WILL BECOME the bride of Pfc. Charles Dudley Smith in a ceremony Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clifford Hess, will be the honor guest at a crystal shower tonight and a personal shower tomorrow evening. Miss Marian Sturm will be the hostess for tonight's dinner and shower in the Hawthorn room. The guest list will include Mrs. James Hess of Cleveland, Mesdames Dan Hess, Frank Habig Jr. James Gilson and William Bell, Mss Virginia Smith and Miss Fritsie

Senior 4-H A Members Book {pura

Luncheon

The Warren Township Senior 4-H club will have a luncheon in the school foods laboratory at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow. 2 Miss Gaylle Rumford will discuss her trip to the national 4-H club congress in Chicago last December and Miss Janice Berlin, Marion county home demonstration agent, will assist in planning the year’s activities. Honor guests for the luncheon will be the Warren township Par-ent-Teacher association presidents, Marion county extension leaders, C. E. Eash and Mrs. Myrtle Rodden, school principal and vice principal, and Walter Mowrey, vocational agricultural leader. Mesdames G. E. Middleton, Vivienne Carter and Edythe Hack and Miss Jean Vansickle compose the luncheon committee. ’

ss = = The Warren Central chapter of Sunshine Clubs, Inc., will sponsor a skating party at the Rollerland Friday night. : The planning committee members are Misses Dorothy Thomas, Joan Zimmerman, Beverly McClintock,

Conner and Nancy Lou Fullenwider.

Spring Vacation Plans

be Misses Betty Buell, Anne Eberhart, Margaret Frazier, Emily Greenland, Bernice Chamberlain, Marianna Daries, Martine Horne, Nancy Ann Myers, Ann Winger, Virginia Martin and Adda Jeanhe Winterfeldt.

To Entertain

MISS EBERHART WILL have as her guest Miss Nancy Dodson, New York, and Miss Mary Beth Shirk of Greensburg will be Miss Winterfeldt's house guest. Miss Barbara. Hawk, Bryan, O., will visit Miss Horne. ; Miss Mary Ellen Leckie and Miss Nova Dale Morgan will spend the holiday in Detroit and Miss

Since | changed to pure, mild SweetHeart Soap

Dip that precious baby into a fleecy, creamy blanket of SweetHeart’s gentle lather . . . and expect smiles and chuckles. Here is a soap so pure—so mild—it agrees with tender young skins. That fragrant, velvety lather helps keep baby’s skin soft, smooth and oh, so clean. SweetHeart Soap is oval in shape so there are no rough edges or corners that might bruise a tender skin. And that convenient oval cake is a boon for mother, because it stays “put” in her hand when baby wriggles and splashes. , Change to SweetHeart Soap today . . . it's the dainty cake of purity in the long-lasting oval shape.

DON'T WASTE SOAP. : Vital war ial po Vital» a Seid sare used in make

SweeTHEART

TOILET SOAP

Dollie Githens and Mary Clark. Doris McCord will visit in Han-

over.

Events Miss Mat yitie Rostock has

named the attendants for her wedding to William B. Schmoll which will be Sunday in the -McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Miss Norma Bodem, Madison, will be the maid of honor and the best man will be M:. D. Curtis. John Burke and Bernard Gates will be the ushers.

Indiana Dean Will Speak

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 23, —Dean Kate H. Mueller of Indiana university here will speak at the tea which the Indiana University Women's club of Indianapolis will give Saturday for high school girls interested in attending I. U. The tea will be at 2 p. m. at the Ball Nurses home at the I. U. medical center in Indianapolis. Coeds from here will discuss the university with the girls and aiso 12 study lamps will be presented by the club to the nurses home. Music will be provided by Miss Flo Mary Foreman and Miss Madge Cathcart.

CHURCH GROUP

Wesleyan Service guild, Edwin Ray Methodist. 7:45 p. m. Mon. Miss Dorothy Thompson, 1001 St. Peter, hostess. “New Voices,” Miss Virginia Porter, CLUBS : [Mayflower chap; I. T.-S. C. 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. E. H. Moore, 2717 N. New Jersey, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Spencer Poynter. Election. i! Alpha Eta Latreian. 1 p. m. Tues. Mrs. Foster Oldshue, 5735 N. Delaware, hostess. Election and | Red Cross speaker. Alpha Gamma Latreian. Fri. Mrs. Forrest H. McIlroy, 5325 Guilford, hostess. “Heaven Is a Sunswept Hill,” Miss Ruthanne Carson. # | Friday Afternoon Reading. Fri. Mrs, T. PF. Schlaegel, 3818 Rookwood, hostess. Program. Spade and Trowel Garden. 1:30 p. m. Fri. Mrs. E. G. Driftmeyer, 7036 Warwick rd., hostess. “Ormamental Shrubbery,” Mr, Irvin Morris.

SANITONE - CLEANING

for

Silk and Rayon Dresses (plain) or Women's Suits (2 piece plain) or

Men's Suits and Over | coats.

(8 o ‘oy *3) \ 7 : Easter 2

“ay Your clothes look so sparklingly new after they've been Crown Sanitone dry cleaned. Our unique SANITONE method removes more gritty dust particles and dissolves more grease-like and sugar soils than any ordinary dry cleaning. Sanitone also flushes soaked-in perspiration.

~ Call CH-1928" Our Routeman - Will Stop

: Dexheimer-Carlon photo, The marriage of. Marjorie Rosebrock to William B. Schmoll will be Sunday in the McKee chapel of the Tabernacle Presby-

The bride-to-be is the daughter : Fred H. Rosebrock, WashingSchmoll is the son

i [In Indiana | [Poetry Contest {meet at 2:30 p. m, Saturday in the

{ley, president, will read the win-

| way.

Cropsey auditorium of the Central

ning poems of the recent contest| over station WIRE at 1:15 p. m. Saturday and- Miss Mary Jane Edington will sing the winning songs accompanied by Mrs. Martha Did-

Contest winners are Mrs. Charies

Winners Listed [Guest Day Planned

The Ephamar Literary club wil

{Visits in Boston - | | Miss Patricls. Welsh, Savghtes of Mr. and. Mrs. Jo ; . 1170 viewed by Mrs. O. B. Little, Reid pl, is visiting in Boston for : Past presidents in charge of ar-!two weeks.

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Nn + As Your May Direct : WE COLLECT RENTS =

Remit or depésit rents monthly— Pay taxes and insurance—

Make mortgage payments— ‘Repair and ir

Let us tell you about our services. .

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

120 E. Market St. Phone MA rket 431

’

gns fashioned by the master craftsmen of Rice O'Neill. The best—to pay more is folly,

® QUEEN QUALITY . ..

We toke pride in referring the new Spring numbers by Queen Quali

Yo Took at, delightful

Kentucky Avenue Branch Avenue Phone

1225 Kentucky MArket 9968

Air-Step feature. ith their new, fresh

$8.85 and $10

$6.95

for your approval

§ E

AIHLIOR ni

: 13

1 it

weather—it | grim after North Africs gazing intent

stand a Britis sino who sai lishman in | best regards.’ The inevil yesterday mo falling aslee; (812) dinner when the sir learned what ing about wt the London b listened to Hf then fell asle Copyright, 1044, and The Ct

INSTALL “SET B

Daylight ¢ install Mrs. worthy matre man, worthy at 7:30 p. m sonic temple, Other new Julian, associ fah, associat M. Young, |

* Month