Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1944 — Page 17

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| be chosen in ¢ annual Butler ity contest Deo, um. epresenting the anizations will: est to be in the N. finalists will be ture star (to be will choose the jueens. Photons. will appear yearbook, pube

es will be P. H, Mrs. Elizabeth id Donald Mate 1 Art institute

Listed re Misses Joan ickard, Jo Ellen Shute, Barbara 3 Heisterkamp, y, Barbara Pate , Harriett Trote 2, Phyllis Dell, ueline Mentzer | . garet Billings, bo, Carol Fall, dlizabeth Josey, Lou Kirk, Mary ia Sharick and

cipants \ Joanna McMule J /, Audrey Prese ), Peggy O’Done ; Patricia Johnse Nancy Over» r, Edith Neal, 1 Taylor and

dates Include ’k, Camp Stew= a Hall and Miss Marion; Miss on; Miss Imoittsboro; Miss [onticello, Ark.: Anderson; Miss Wayne; Miss rlington;. Miss "airland; Miss - 3urlington, and , Danville, ’

rday ° ar will be held man’s auxiliary ! viscopal church

‘WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1 Married -

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Report Issued On Employment Of I. U. Coeds

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en's office at Indiana university, shows that 270 coeds at the university are earning either all or part of their expenses while going to college, . One hundred and thirteen of the working - girls are freshmen; 68, sophomores; 55, juniors, and 34, seniors. Approximately . one-half have clerical positions, one-sixth, positions as waitresses, and one-

Tower photo, Mrs. R. Dale Martin 4. =»

A double-ring ceremony this afternoon in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Potter, 3102 Graceland ave. united their daughter, Phyllis, and R. Dale Martin, radioman 3-c, U. 8. N. R. The Rev, O. W Haynes of New Albany read the vows at 2:30 o'clock A reception in the Potter home followed the wedding. Mr. Martin

is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester

M, Martin of New Albany. The bride wore a pink crepe gown with brown accessories and she carried a.bouquet of white roses. Miss Peggy Potter, the bride's sister, was her only attendant. She chose a light blue crepe frock, brown accessories and pink roses. Mr. Martin was his son's best man. After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip and will be at home at 2310 Beeler st., New Albany.

Gifts Listed

By P.H.N. A.

The Public’ Health Nursing-asso-ciation has announced the receipt of $700, from former patients and friends of the late Miss Marie Anna Schulz, to establish seven anniversary days-in her memory, Miss Schulz, who came to this country from her native Germany to study nursing, was president of the Methodist Hospital Alumnae association in 1938. She was for many years a director in the Altrusa club and also served as its president. She also was active in the League of Women Voters and the Meridian Street Methodist church, The association also has announced the completion of an anniversary day in memory of Emmett Hall and one in memory of Mrs. Lee Burns. A second fund has been started for Mrs. Burns in the expectation that it will reach $100, the amount necessary for an anniversary day.

Legion Post, Auxiliary

To Sponsor Dinner

A Thanksgiving dinner will be sponsored at 6:30 p. m. Saturday by the Irvington post 38, American Legion, and its auxiliary. The dinner in the post home, 124 S. Downey ave, will be followed by dancing, cards and games,

Mrs. Rex Hull, chairman, Mrs. Lee G3Mma alumnae, Kappa Alpha

Long and Mrs. Joseph Swegel are in charge of dinner arrangements. The auxiliary will hold its No-

vember card party at 8 p. m. to-}|’ morrow in the post home. The com-|AT chap, P. E. O. Thurs. Y. W.

mittee includes Mrs. Von I. Baldwin, chairman, Mrs. Herman E, Bobbe and Mrs. Walter T. Lents. Junior Civic Theater

Schedules Tryouts

Tryouts for the Junior. Civie| Alice Pauley, 1023 N. Tacoma, theater's second production of the hostess. Founders’ day dinner, season will be held tomorrow and| Candlelight ceremony.

Friday afternoons at 3:30 o'clock at

the Civic theater, 19th and Alabama| 8 P. m. today. Mrs. Ray Durham, | °

sts, The play, “Hans Brinker and the

Silver Skates” (Chorpenning), has Group Will Pack

speaking parts for five girls and 13

boys ranging from 11 through 18 War Relief Kits

years of age.

Club to Elect

Election of officers will be held by the Liberty Gardens Homemakers club at a Thanksgiving dinner meeting at 10:30. a. m. tomorrow. Mrs, George Stites, Shortridge rd.’ and English ave. will be the hostess with Mrs. Roy Abbott ‘assisting.

sixth as clerks. The remaining one-sixth are employed as hospital aids, readers,

nursery school aids, counselors and beauty shop assistants. Formerly, approximately 100 girls worked in private homes for room and board but this figure has decreased in the past six years until this year there are only 10 working for their board and room.

Events ,

CHURCHES Women's guild, Garfield Park Evan-

W. 8S. C. 8, Grace Methodist, 10 a. m, Thurs. Executive commit-

Snapp, speaker, November circle, Altar society, St. Philip Neri Catholic. 8'p. m. today, In the parish auditorium, 545 Eastern. Mrs, K. S. Moore, chairman. CLUBS Aftermath. Thurs. Mrs. Herbert. T. Wagner, 5235 Graceland, hostess. “The Land of Israel,” Mrs. H, E. von Grimmenstein. Elsa Huebner Olsen. 12:30 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. John Bell, 1216 Lee, hostess. Luncheon,

Kathleen Duerstock, 1026 Central, hostess, Mrs. C. M. Willard, book review. Ladies Federal. Thurs, Mrs. John Stettler, 1414 N. Gale. hostess. Mrs. William Ricketts, Mrs. G. C. Lester, entertainment, Navy Mothers, 576. 2 p. m. Thurs. War Memorial building. Newcomers’. 1 pp m, Fri... Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Ralph Rumboldt, speaker. Card party; tea. School 84 Study. Today. Mrs. Edmond Hebel, 5515 Washington blvd, hostess. Breakfast, Mrs; Bert McCammon general! chairman, Mrs, Robert Kellum, cochairman. Thursday Lyceum. Thurs. Mrs, S. Harry Wilson, 3709 Kenwood, hostess. “Women of Russia,” Mrs. O. W. Cross.

MISCELLANEOUS

Animal Welfare league. 7:30 p. m. Fri. Rauh Memorial library. Board meeting. Mrs. John Sloane Kittle, presiding. Ladies auxiliary, South Side Turners. Today. In the hall. Card party. SORORITIES

Omega chap, Beta Sigma Phil Thurs. Clubroom. Miss Virginia Munsell, program.

Theta, 6:30 p. m, Fri. Chapter house, Butler university campus. Supper, Miss Frances Stakel, speaker,

C. A. Miss Josephine E. Stout, hostess. “Latin America,” Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey. Rho Gamma Chi. 8 p. m, today. Mrs. Kenneth Cooke, 1851 Dexter, hostess.

Kappa. 6:30 p. m. today. Miss

Verae Sorores chap. Verus Cordis.

4211 Graceland, hostess.

Mrs, R. Harry Townsend, 1850 N. Goodlet ave., will entertain with a luncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in her home. Following , the luncheon guests will pack Russian war relief kits. The guests will be Mesdames Paul G. Sirmin, Charles Collins, Charles Murphy, Francis E. Lee, George E. Thompson, Carl M. Faust, Clarence Quillen, Elmer Christensen, Roy

A “white elephant” auction will be

held in the afternoon. \ | Tracy.

Hamill, Stanley Price and Loren

| Wartime Eating 3y Meta Given

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EGGS ARE ALWAYS DOUBLE THEIR MONEY'S worth in fobd value. When served at other meals except breakfast, it helps the hudget to combine eggs with other ingredients to help stretch out their goodness, The

following recipe for egg cutlets does

member when hard cooking eggs never to let them boil. If they do the whites are sure to beubbery and tough. ? .

* . ¥ FRIDAY MENUS grated carrot, 2 tbsps. minced pars- ; Breakfast - ley, 1 thsp. salt, % tsp. pepper, 1 egg, Chilled tomate Jules. beaten, 1 tbsp. milk, % c. fine bread Griddle pol crumbs, 3 thsps. bland shortening. BIUWHSL pork sausage Jka ov pai. Melt margarine in pan. Add Lun . «= |celery and onion and saute until

Cream of potato soup. Broiled ground bee! sandwiches, cookies.

this job in a commendable way. Re-

and is smooth and thickened. Add 1h syAgheia, gy, Catiot, Paisley

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 15.—/§ A survey made by Mrs. Fannie L.|% Weatherwax, of the dean of wom-|#

theater attendants, factory workers, |§

gelical and Reformed. 5 p. m.| Thurs, Annual supper; bazaar.|:

tee meeting. 10:30 a. m. Business : meeting; election. Mrs. Elmer|: Fox, devotions. Chaplain Albert!’

Inter-Libros. 8 p. m, Thurs. Miss

Indianapolis Alumnae chap. Sigma|?

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