Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1944 — Page 17

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Boiled potatoes (1s lbs. potatoes|chilli sauce, boiled in jackets). olives, Remove tops and seeds from Beets in orange sauce (3 c. coarsely | whole green peppers and stuff with shredded cooked beets). fish mixture, 4 ; Fried apples (2 lbs. Jonathan! Chill thoroughly. “When ready to apples). serve, slice in thick slices ar Bread (8 slices).

Sugariess honey cake (remainder).

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t Sauterme tbs. lean lomb shoulder | meat, roll in seasoned flour, LE 2 ih bes. place In brown in 4 fhsps. hot oil in H | deep bowl with 2 sliced onions | kettle. Add wine and anion, and and 1 or2 cloves of | 3 cups water; cover ond simmer : Add 13 cups Sauteme or | until tender (about 12 hours). i sr shy eo pd g Add vegetables; season well, ‘ | stand In vefrigerator 2 or 3 | and cook until tender, about 20 § hours. Discard gorlic, take out | minutes. Serves 4 fo &. ! § @Ysuy WAR SONDS TODAY...FOR TOMORROW i bene cccncnnccncncncnnnnccans

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Rubbed pine bookcases and coppery colored rough textured fabric give an air of firelit warmth to the living room pictured. A golden toned paper on one wall is hand-printed with a design reminiscent of clipper

IY. W. Groups

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The "43 clud will hold a Halloween party Friday at the Y. W. for members and guests. On the arrangements committee are Misses Alice Hughes, LaVena Kiser and Ernestine Lambert. - Misses Betty Dorsey, Barbara King, Evelyn Goepper and Marjorie Shute are in charge of a skit to be given at the

party. 2 Miss Fae Stillabower heads the refreshments committee and is assisted by Miss Thelma Irwin and Miss Betty Gaddis. Miss Barbara

» ” » The Hawthorne Monday Nighters club of the Y. W, will be hostess at a wiener roast tonight at Garfield park for Quest club members.

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Thursday Lyceum. Thurs. Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf, 4530 Guilford, hostess. “Journey Among Warriors” (Curie), Mrs. R. B. Malloch.

radiation, more sustained Lambda. t. Spenicet Bagel. . heat. Only $45.95 cash at J willams in charge. ag -. - Polar NOW! . rs Min, AR. Nelson, 6128 ; : . Park, hostess. “Latin America,” i Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey. PO} : ICE AND Zeta chap, Phi Delta Pi. 8p. m. i i today. Lemcke bldg. Busin ; FUEL Co. session. hide = 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVENUE Us

MISCELLANEO Ladies’ aux, South 8ide Turners. <4o.-§:15-p. Mm. Bat 308 Prospect. Card party. Mesdames William Brown, E L. Shaughnessy, C. PF. Rugenstein and O. R. Wald, committee.

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Gene Lucas is the club's president.

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or without the Peter Pan collar. Pattern 8717 is designed for sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years. Size 3 requires 1% yards of 35 or 38-inch material; % yard contrast for collar. For this pattern, send 20 cents, in coins, your name, address, size Jesired. and the pattern number to The Indianapolis Times Pattern Service, 214 W, Maryland st, Indi9. The new fall and winter issue of “Fashion” is now ready—32 pages.

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Miss Dorsey Speaker

“Six Pillars of Peace” will be the topic - discussed by Miss Martha Dorsey at a 7:30 p. m. meeting Friday of the Naval Officers’ Parents club. The Rev. Howard J.

Baumgartel will preside at theowsgs-.

sion in the west room of the War Memorial building.

Club Holds Party

The Irvington Kindergarten

card party this sfternoon at the kindergarten, 9 N. Arlington ave. The arrangements committee included Mesdames Charles M. Russell, Carl P, Siersdale and C. H. Woodward,

Sorority Meets

A social meeting was held last night by Alpha Kappa chapter, Delta Sigma Kappa sorority, in the home of Mrs. Howard Sinclair, 1228 N. Drexel ave,” Mrs. Walter Sinclair was the assistant hostess.

Mothers club sponsored a benefit]

Women Want A Share 1n Policy Making

Times Special WASHINGTON,

War Policy-Making” are being urged by the American Association of University Women through its national committee on the economic and legal status of women. The committee also announced today resolutions adopted at its recent meeting at: A. A. U. W. head-

regarding the position of women in the present "period of economic transition and in the new economy which will emerge, The proposed state conferences are being initiated by the A, A. U. W. to further the securing of appointments of qualified women to policy-making posts in state and national government and international councils. Resolutions Approved

Resolutions adopted by the committee recently asked that women's components of the army and navy be given permanent status; approved unrestricted overseas service for the WAVES; urged that women be appointed on committees in the veterans’ administration which deal jwith women veterans, and urged | appointment of women to local veterans counseling committees. Others urged appointment of women to the surplus property board; indorsed jury service for women in federal courts; recommended equal treatment of women with men in future legislation regarding unemployment and old-age benefits, and reaffirmed the stand that women should receive equal pay with men for equal work.

Classes Open This Month

‘Three Red Cross nutrition classes will begin this month. Mrs. Donald J. White is sponsor for a class for the school 84 P.-T. A. The first session will be Friday and classes will meet from 1 to 3 p. m. each Friday. A class to be held from 10 a. m. until noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays will. meet at Block's. Mrs,

Classes will begin next Tuesday. Starting next Wednesday a class will be held from 7 to 9 p. m. on Wednesdays and Fridays in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. Virginia Johnson will be the instructor.

The local Red Cross chapter is seeking volunteers for the arts and skills corps, the canteen corps and as nurses’ aids. A new class for nurses’ aids who desire night service will start Monday in the Methodist hospital. The greatest need is for day workers, however, officials said. Persons adept at any craft are desired for the arts and skills corps. New instructors in the corps are Miss Jean Howie and Oran M, Davis.

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PERSPIRATION

Rev. - Officiates i: {At Wedding

; The St. Philip Neri Catholic church was the scene at 9 o'clock

this. m Miss Ruth Helen Taylor and Pfc. Robert Lee Bailey. The Rev. Fr.

The is the daughter of Mr. and V. Taylor, 325 N. Dearborn st, and the bride-

groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Bailey, 1313 N. Oxford

A band her fingertip veil of tulle and she carried

oct. 18—state| Are Entertained | conference of women to discuss {“How Women May Share in Post-

quarters here, expressing concern

Fr. Meny

Bailey-Taylor Service Read This Morning

orning for the marriage of

of orange blossoms held a white prayer book

~Miss Mary Alice Pfau was maid honor and Mrs. James Smith bridesmaid. Thi gowns fashioned alike in dubonnet moire. They wore headdresses of chrysanthemums and carried bou-

A breakfast at the Homestead followed the wedding. Mr. Bailey is stationed at Camp Rucker, Ala.

P. E. O. Chapters

Two P. E. O. Sisterhood chapters met yesterday. Mrs. Frank M. Pobst, 6101 N. Tuxedo st., entertained chapter Q members. “Music Hath Charms” was the subject of a talk by Mrs. L. J. Catlin, Lebanon. Chapter V was entertained by Mrs. Robert Finlayson, 4719 E.

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Chair-Seat Slipcovers of Fabric Scraps’ += Will Camouflage Drab-Looking Places

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IF THE UPHOLSTERED SEATS of your straight-backed are showing signs of wear, there's no need to put up with drabness for the duration, no matter how slim your wartime | :

Take your cue from the high style décorators and plan on cove: them with slipcover “shorts” using yard-long fabrics from the fi

tied, buttoned or snapped variety of closing, you'll find these chair seat slipcovers can be made in a jiffy and do a good looking job of camouflage. Take your choice of boxed, ruffied or quilted styles to fit the decor of your particular home. Even if you've never tried your hand at slipcovering, you'll find you can quickly turn out a whole series of these good-looking “shorties” just by taking a few lessons at your local sewing center. The first step is to take inventory of the odds-and-ends of cotton fabric in your family rag-bag. Gather up all of the floral and striped remnants that measure at least a yard in length. If you want to outfit several chairs and find -that there isn’t enough of one fabric to go around, you can successfully combine stripes and floral prints, stripes or florals with plain cottons. »

AFTER SORTING out the materials and determining whether | any fill-in of new fabric lengths]

of the chair seat.

soft pencil. Also uss. soft pencil markings to outline the shape of the chair seat,

pencilled lines and you should have

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White blouse with colored embroidery, 1.69

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to allow a generous 3% -inch around for seam joinings. The styles you choose to camo flage or dress-up your chairs will = depend to a great extent on the type in which they are used. For instance, the boxy style, develop

in stripes or a combination striped and plain fabrics, would more effective for modern against a background of or flower-papered walls. Sewing centers suggest the rufs fled style to provide accent for # Victorian living room or bedroom

panionable floral fabrics and pa= pered walls add individual charm and gaiety to the room. And you can add a decorative touch of quaint warmth and coms fort to bedroom or kitchen with quilted slipcover shorts of flower sprigged glazed chintz and ruffled trimming.

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THERE ARE ONLY two pieces in ithe pattern for the tailored, boxy are needed, make a paper pattern tyne: and an additional strip To conserve needed for paper you might use a sheet of old [Stitching and joining these pieces newspaper . for this purpose, and |are easy jobs, if you take advantage write in the measurements with a lof the modern sewing machine's |labor-saving attachments, 5 For example you can achieve & professional-looking finish by join= carrying the line around to the|ing seams with welting—the jig back of the frame where the back- [time job of the sewing machine's. supports join the seat, Cut along |cording foot attachment. : Ruffling, too, can be turned out a perfect pattern of the chair seat. |in practically a twinkling with the When cutting the fabric, remember (aid of the little ruffier attachment.

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