Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1945 — Page 14

MISS ELIZABETH KIGER BECAME THE BRIDE of Lt. Samuel Duncan Miller 11, U. S. M. C. R., in a ceremony read this afternoon in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl William Kiger. Ww Frantz, pastor of the First Preshyterian church, offi-

Miller-Kiger Ceremony Is Read

In Home of the Bri

ciated at 2:30 o'clock.

Lt. Miller.

and wore brown accessories

white stock.

friends of the families was held at the Kiger home after the ceremony Kiger and Bettijane Mosiman assisted at the reception. : After a trip to Washington. the couple will be at home at New Bern, N C. The bridegroom is stationed at the marine air base

there. Ihe

Skidmore college and Butler university. i 0 Christ re Aid society Junior league and the Christamore Aid § Severn school, Severn Park, Md, was graduated from Park school

Miller is the son of Sidney The bride was gowned in an ice blue sik were w

Her flowers Mr. Miller was his son's best man

Mrs. H. T. Alpert, Misses Barl bride is a; graduate of Tudor Hall sch

and attended Indiana university.

Bridal Dinner to Be Given Saturday

DR. AND MRS GEORGE E. LOWE will entertain Saturday night with & bridal dinner for their daughter, Elizabeth, and S. Sgt. The party will bein the Marott hotel. The honor guests will be married at 3 30 p. m. Sunday in the Gray Friends church riear Carmel. . The dinner guests will be

James Robert Ottinger.

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__ Edward O. Roberts, Robert

A avsial shower will be given ne ) Miss . Murphy will

Souder for Cpl. August cathedral

Doane and Fred HOT

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» xl Miss Mary Murphy Diener Jr. at 1¢ a

m. April 21 in SS

Among the guests wiil be Mrs. £ A. Murpny and Mrs August Diener, mothers ot the engaged couple; Mesdames Joseph Battista, Joseph C. Toner, Eugene Van Cleave, Frank Celarek and J. E. Free, Misses Joan McKamey, Rosemary Rafferty, Patricia Quin-

lan, Virginia Free and Jessie Booth.

Mrs. Krull

“OLD RUSSIA” WILL BE DISCUSSED by Mis. Frederic Krull at a 4 o'clock gallery talk Sunday afternoon in the John Herron Art Mrs. Krull and little Harriet Sinclair will wear Ukrainian peasant costumes which the speaker purchased when traveling in Russia. The host and hostess committee for the afternoon includes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cain, chairmen; Messrs. and -Mesdames

museum

to Be Gallery Speaker

Eli Lilly, Robert B. Failey and Julian Bobbs.

An exhibit of “Birds and Flowers.jn Prints and T#xtilés” is on this month in he stairway. gallery”at the museum. The exhibit, which will close April 29, was assembled by Miss Anna Hasselman and Miss Blanche Stillson. series of Chinese woodblock prints known as “The Mustard Seed Garden,” printed cottons from India, handblocked linens by members of the modern French school and a Chinese wall hanging. ” Miss Alma Patton of Marion and Mrs. Charles Latham are in New York attending a conference of women's committees of symphony orchestras throughout the country. The meeting opened today and will close Thursday. Mrs. Latham is women's committee president of the Indiana State Symphony society and Miss Patton is music

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study chairman of the committee.

preside.

~ The monthly board meeting of the Suemma Coleman home will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in the home: A special guest will be Dr. jane Ketcham, chief of staff

of the home.

The Rev. George Arthur

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She is a member of the

Mr. and Mrs. Delmar @ttinger, Carmel,

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Cancer Control Drive

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The drive to enlist women in the field army of the Marion County Cancer Control society is being directed from headquarters established recently in the Hotel English lobby. Shown here at work are (left to right) Mrs. E. W. Cowley, chairman of the women's division of the county society; Mrs. Irwin L. Thompson, secretary of the county office, and Mrs. Julia Ray Iles, public relations chairman for the drive in the county. Several hundred women have enlisted since the drive opened last week. The campaign, which will continue through April 30, is part of a nation-wide drive for five million dollars to be used in fighting cancer.

The Bridal Scene— ta Rosemary Fletcher, T. J. Cholis Will Be Married April 21 In St. Joan of Arc Church

Frederick be married to Peter and Paul |

Advance Club Election Held

Ephamar

“Where Rivers luncheon meet

To Meet Tomorrow “Mrs. Floyd W. Hughett will discuss

Members

Auxiliary Sets

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the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Rosemary, to Thomas J. Cholis, son of Mas Mary Cholis, South Bend.

The couple will be married at 9.as-m., April 21; in St. Joan of Arc | Catholic church. The bride-to-be “+! was graduated from the St. Vincent hospital School of Nursing, and Mr. Cholis is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and the Indiana university School of Law. Mrs. ‘Lawrence Fletcher and Mrs. Edward Fletcher will entertain with {a miscellaneous shower tonight for {the bride-to-be. The party will be in Miss Fletcher's home. ¥

Pan-American Programs

The 1ith district, American Legion auxiliary, will participate in|

the Chamber of Commerce's Pan-| The marriage of Miss Joanna American program at 7:30 p. m.

Thursday in the War Memor:al | Hampton to Pfc. Kenneth McClary building. |is anflounced by the bride's parMembers of the junior. auxiliary ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.-Hampton, will serve as ushers, and Miss Emily | 348 Orange st. Maxwell, junior auxiliary president,| The ceremony was Feb. 27 in De will have charge of the display | Ridder, La. and the couple is at booth. home in Little Rock, Ark. Mr. McA technicolor sound film of the Clary is the son of Mrs. William new inter-American highway will J. Keller, 122 E. Ohio st. be shown and Latin American music » will be featured on the program. = » The Hayward-Barcus unit, American Legion auxiliary, will sponsor a Pan-American program tomorrow in the west room of the War

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A ceremony at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in the St. Prancis de Sales Catholic church united Miss Catherine Dever and Elmer Cooper Jr., seaman 1-c¢, U. S. N. ‘The Rev. Fr. Joseph Vollmer officiated. . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dever, 2206 Station st., and Mr. Cooper's father is Elmer Cooper, 1418 Newman st. Miss Mary Ann Glass was the

of program, which will be a sketch of Cuba.

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Outdoor Dining Show Booked April 18-28

Garden Clubs to Aid In Staging Event

“Dining Out of Doors” will be the theme for a show to be presented in Block's auditorium from April 18 through 28. Co-operating with the store in staging the event will be the central west district of the Garden Club of Indiana. . ~ Porch and terrace settings are being built and garden sets planted in the auditorium where 16 of the tables will be displayed. Ten. more

house furnishings and chinaware departments. © . Each of 22 clubs in the district will decorate one or more of the tables. The types of settings to be shown will include everything from a simple home breakfast to a “circus” table.

Clubs to Participate

The garden clubs participating and the chairmen they have appointed include Rural Friends of Acton, Miss Fannie Fendler; North End, Mrs. George Elliott and Mrs. John Balm; Forest Hills, Mrs. B. F Orr and Mrs. Carl Gakstetter. L..Qthers.are Come-Into-the-Garden,

settings will be arranged in the art}

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Mrs. William E. Steckler (left)

tions for the event. ~ "

Jetterson Day Event to Be Held Friday Gominittes chairmen were an-

nounced today fof the Jefferson day dinner .to be given Eriday hy.

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side, Mrs, Earl McDonald and Mrs,

Marks served” as best man. After

Francis Artist; Woman's Depart- | { ment. club, Mrs. Howard Lacey and | {Mrs. Edward Pedloe, Irvington, Mrs. H. L. Mote and Mrs. H. B. Tilman; Sunshine, Mrs. Paul Sawyer and Mrs. J. C. Kelly; Christamore, Mrs. James Medsker and Mrs. Joseph Seal; Garden Study, Mrs. Arthur Hupp; Put-'Em-in-a-Vase, Mrs. Carolyn Andrews: Fall Creek, Mrs. Goethe Link. Additional Chairmen Crooked Creek, Mrs. Ralph C. Soots and Mrs. Paul Brown; Green Thumb, Mrs. Herman ‘Bischof and Mrs. H. L. Hasbrook; Neophyte, Mrs. Thomas W. Ayton, and Miss Virginia Jobes; Blue Flower, Mrs. W. E. Kautsky and Mrs. P. A. Hennessee. Garfield, Mrs. Walter Galbraith; | Golden Glow, Mrs, Virgil Katterjohn«and Mrs. W. D. Boyd; Emerson Grove, Mrs. Freda White and Mrs. John Olsen; Marigold, Mrs. Kenna L. McCormick and Mrs. Carl Elliott; Spade and Trowel, Mrs. Raymond Taler and Mrs. Otto C. Mahrdt,

Club Plans Tour

A tour of the Goodwill Indus-

MP. HI tHE CIA vposr hotter = U. S Senator Joseph F. Guffey (D- Pa.) will be the speaker and the group will listen to a radio speech to be given by President Roosevelt

Committee Heads * The dinner will be/one of seven in Indiana to raise funds for the Democratic party and to honor Jefferson's birthday. Robert E, Kirby and Mrs. J. Paul Dunn are co-chairmen for the local event. Other committee heads are Mrs P.-C. Kelly, chairman, -and Mrs. Elizabeth Wheatley and Mrs. Mary Garrett, co-chairmen, arrangements; Mrs. Samuel D. Radston, chairman, and Mrs. John Bingham, co-chair-man, reception. Mrs. Joseph Toner, thairman, and Mrs. William Steckler, co-chairman, ushers; Mrs. Helen Miller, chairman, and Mrs. Orville Munn, cochairman, telephone. b Mrs. David Silver, chairman, and Mrs. Mae Morrissey and Mrs. Sue Knox, co-chairmen, tickets; Mrs. Albert Walsman, chairman, and Mrs. Philip Lutz, co-chairman, decorations. Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, chairman, and Mrs. Toney E. Flack, co-chair-man, -publicity, and Mrs. Robert

tries will be made tomorrow by the Wednesday Afternoon club.

{nah Noone, co-chairman, program.

Westfall, chairman, and Miss Han-

mittee for the Marion County Democratic committee's Jefferson day dinner Friday in the Claypool hotel. Mrs. Toney Flack (center) is cochairman of publicity, and Mrs. Philip Lutz is co-chairman of decora-

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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1945

Committees

Aceon

Will Install |Officers Mary Jo Spurrier

Will Be Hostess

Highlighting the organization news are the appearances ofspeakers and an installation of of« ficers. . Officers will be installed tomorrow at a meeting of the Indianapolis alumnae df Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Miss Mary Jo Spurrier, 4455 N. Pennsylvania st, will be the hostess at 8 p. m. The officers are Mrs. L. V. Brown, president; Mrs. Ralph Coblenz, vice president; Miss Peggy Thomas, sec retary; Miss Eileen. Krueger, treasurer; Mrs, Adrian Wilhoite and Mrs. Henry L. Pond, delegate and alternate to the Indiandpolis Panhelleni¢ association; Mrs. G. B, Stevens, publicity chairman, and Mrs, Will E, Lloyd, historian. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. .C. C. Trueblood and Miss Charlotte Peele will assist the hostess.

is co-chairman of the ushers com-

Sororities

Mu chapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha, will meet at 7:30 p. m. today with Mrs. C. E. Pluess, 618 East dr, Woodruff Rlace. Proceeds of a “white elephant” sale to be held at the meeting will be added to the

he’ y sorority’s “Girls' Town” fund. "| The Indianapolis Alumnae chap-

s : ter of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, The Indianapolis Alumnae assojat 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home| “of “Mrs. -Arthur—R.—Goller- E. 38th | 4rStThre teens career program wiry discuss. Music. al Many..Lands.”. | be discussed and Mrs. Joseph Cum- | Mrs. James Zoercher, ‘the host--mings will preside. ess chairman, will be assisted by | Mesdames Earl Heassler, Samuel Members of Gamma Delta chap. | Ashby, Frank Osborn, A. B. Ketter, Kappa Delta Phi, will be enter- | tler, Charles Alwes, Vance Chattained at 8 p. m. today by Mrs. |tin, J. G. Blackmun, J. F. Vadoiu, Norma Starkey. The adistant hos- |D."8. Kromer and John K. Goodtesses will be Mrs. Grant Willough- | Win. by, Miss Pauline Speers and Miss| Also Mesdames Jack Horton, Rita Sweeney. Orien W. Fifer Jr, Robert E. Pearcy, F. V. Smith, John Fuller, William Garten, Robert W. Smith, cron will meet at 8 p. m. today in| A. B. Shultz and Robert De Weese, the Woman's Department clubhouse | Misses Jean Kirlin. ~Elizalieth Lewis’ to hear a musical program by Miss and” Barbara Rang. > : Mary Catherine Stair.” She will pre- ; sent “Romance of the Harp.” Beta] A guest meeting will Be held at Beta chapter members will serve as|2 p. m. Saturday by the Magazine hostesses, and Mrs. William Webb, club in the John Herron Art muthe chapter president, will preside |seum. Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith will ive a t ’ P ye pha, will meet at 7:30 p. m.| Mrs. Smith, who 1s executive joany Ip She howe of Mrs. Wayne chairman of the Hoosier Salon rum, 15%: 8. Ritter ave. Patrons association, will be introPledge services will be held at g duced by Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker, p.m. tomorrow by the Eta chapter, PrOSTam chairman. Iota Tau Tau legal sorority. Mrs. | Mrs. William. Pelz, Miss Helen Dan Alig, 414 N. Highland ave. will| Sheets and Miss Mary Catherine be the hostess and will be assisted | St8ir are co-hostesses for the tea by Mrs. Mary Garrett. | to*Yollow the program. Mrs. Othniel Miss Esther M. Schmitt will be in | Hitch and Mrs. W. M. Herschell charge of the services. The pledges | Will pour : are Misses Vesta DePaul, Nina | Special guests will be Mrs. Walter Nichols and Evelyn Pitschke. {| Thompson, Mooresville, Mesdames H. E. Blasingham, Willard N. Clute, Hezzie B. Pike, Helen Talge Brown,

The six local chapters of Pi Omi-

Wartime Eating

{ists 278 will hold

{ chinists’ "Mrs. Mary Manson will preside.

Meeting Tomorrow {Charles T. Yanna, Carl,J. Wein.

The Ladies auxiliary to the In- hardt, Alvin T. Coate, R. O. Mcternational Association of Machin-| Alexander, O. L. Watkins, Grace B. a business meet- | Golden, Clayton H. Ridge and ing at 8 p. m. fomorrow in Ma-|Ollah Toph. hall, 49% S. Delaware st.!

‘Card Parties Booked

will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in YE CHE Cr Hose 825 WHE Con Mrs: Lawrence Br-Turner with -—8

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Alumnae Group

sing, accompanied | In the Dever home. » » iy

Mrs. W. 8. S. Johnson recently Literary club tomorrow. The meet-

_ an’s. Advance club. Others elected

was elected president of the Wom-

were Mrs. W. E. Call, vice president; Mrs. Clarence M. Sbnes, secretary, and Mrs, Claude Miller, treasfrer. ; 3 Mrs: Fred B. Keuthan and Mrs. H. C. Stringer, delegate and alter-

ing will be in the Y. W. C. A, “Forestalling Delinquency” will be the topic for a talk by Mrs. R. C Hiller and Mrs. A. Josephine Gray will speak on “Natural Fibers Versus Synthetics.” + Mesdames

Mack- Parker, Ray

nate to the Indianapolis Council of Women; Mrs. Roy E. Price and Mrs. J."H. Lamar, delegate and alternate to the Seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs. Mrs. Charles J. Cook, historian; Mrs. E. K. Zaring, telephone chair-

man; Mrs. Charles W. Scott, flower |

chairman. and Mrs. A. L. Kessler, chairman, Mesdames Scott, W. G Boyd and Price, program committee,

‘Red Cross Seeks Club Workers Red Cross eastern area representatives will be.in Indianapolis April 19 and 20 to interview women interested in serving overseas as club workers or clubmobile drivers. Mrs. Hazel Dixon is in charge of

Zeta Beta Chi Unit to Meet

Mrs. Avis Lynch, makeup con(sultant, will address members of the Indiana Alpha chapter, Zeta | | Beta Chi sorority, at 7:45 p. m Thursday. The meeting will be in the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Edna Mahr will report on a! rummage sale to be held April” 21 {and Mrs. Clara Benz will give a { membership committee report. Plans | for a founders’ day dinner April 2 will be discussed by Miss {M. Schmitt.

Mrs. Elsie Wallace will announce |

Compton and Edward-C. W. Wisco ga d Miss M meier will be the hostesses. op IEE ARES Sie unit in the

given by Nora grade school pupils ise Bailey. She is the daughter of

Til 28 Nordholdt, Carol Driftmeyer and |of Nursing and Lt. Barnes was Esther Nancy willett ‘will si

by Mrs. Marie

Kyle. A business| Mrs. Dorothy Louise Canfield and

. Lakeside photo. meeting will fol- Maj. Ernest W. Mrs. MeConnel] low, Mrs. Cleo Ne Friday hs he McLean will preside. -|at Stout field. Chaplain Urven V. The unit recently donatgd $50 | White read the vows. to the Red Cross. Miss Carolyn| Mrs. Marian Millikan and Col. and Miss Marjorie Little 'are|James. C.. Van Ingen were the only attendants. After a trip to Key West, Fla., the couple will be at home at 3541 N. Meridian st.

national American essay contest.

ss = Mrs. Robert K. Beacham, 6175 N. 2 8 4 Pennsylvania st, will be the hos-| . y tess Thursday at a covered dish! Lt. and Mrs. Brice Smith Barnes luncheon for members of the Osric/ Will be at heme. in Phoenixville, Mills Watkins unit, American Legion Pa. following their wedding last auxiliary. : | Wednesday at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. A Pan-American program will be] Mrs. Barnes was Miss Janet Lou-

under the direction of Mrs. Grafton Mr. and Mrs.. Robert M. Bailey, Anderson. John Trask will discuss Martinsville, and Lt. Barnes’ parents “Cuba” and a movie on “Central|are Dr. and Mrs, William E. Barnes, America” will be shown by Prank Evansville, Little Jr. A wedding trip to. New York folMisses Betty McNabb, Anna Won-| lowed the ceremony. nell, Joan. Merrill, Jane Leahy,| The bride is a graduate of the Corynne. Cochran, Anna Marie! Indianapolis City Hospital School

ng. |graduated from DePauw university ..n 8 {and the Indiana University School Members of the Madden-Notting- |of Medicine. He is a member of

Orange juice. Scrambled eggs. Toast and jam.

Cdulifiower luncheon salad. Toasted cheese rolls, Butterscotch pudding.

Veal birds. Browned potatoes. Buttered peas and onions Waldorf salad. Bread. Cocoa brownies. (see recipe).

4y Meta Given = |

AS YOU GO BROWSING THROUGH your cupboard cookbooks these days to see which recipes you might still be able to use when there are so many shortages, you need to do the job slowly or else you may overlook. many which you could follow, provided you replace one ingredient

dors similar one. In today's recipe Tor cocoa brownies, coco substitues| J: A- Cameron, 1116 W. 34th st.

for chocolate... Try it and sée how. you rate this’ wartime..version. 2 8 8 $ § 4&9 i - THURSDAY MENUS Cocoa Brownies: ThreeBreakfast fourths c. sifted all-purpose flour, % Cc. sugar, '; tsp. salt, 4 ‘ec. cocoa, % c. softened shortening (not melted), 2 eggs, 1 tsp, vanilla, 13 c. broken nuts, 2 tsps. powdered sugar, if de-

sired.” ‘ Sift flour, measure and resift twice with sugar, salt and cocoa. Then sift a third time into the large mixer bowl. Add softened shortening, unbeaten eggs and vanilla. Beat

Luncheon

Dinner

rotary beates 100 strokes per min.) for 3 mins. Add nuts during last few seconds of" beating. Turn into a greased pan, Tx11x1%-in. and

Milk to drink: Four c. for each|spread out in even layer. Bake at

on medium speed (or use a hand.

child; 2 ¢. for each adult.

Today's

350 degrees F, for 12 mins. Do not

| : : "A luncheon and card party will be (Minerva Club Session [naa a 1p wx toon by the

“Unlimited Opportunities for Our April circle, St. Philip Neri Altar Y K. V. Ammerman at a meeting of |Card parties also will be held at 8 the Minerva club tomorrow. The !p: m. tomorrow in the auditorium session will be in the home of Mrs, and at 8 p. m. Saturday in Forester thal. ;

Plant a Garden for Health

Gardening bids fair Yo be the most popular outdoor sport this Spring. A good thing, too. In this year of shortages the produce you grow has real patriotic

outh” will be discussed by Mrs. | socfety, in the school sauditorium= -

overbake. Cut in squares and sprinkle with powdered sugar, if desired. i

preliminary interviews. Women | the program. for the national offi- | hi it, i il- | ) 1-1 ham unit, American Legion auxil-|Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Albetween the ages of 23 and 35 with, cers’ meeting to be held here this| iary, will meet tonight in the post | pha, Phi Sh Delta i Phi 8 high school education are eligible. month { home, 1130 W. 30th st. Beta Pi fraternities

'W. D.C. to Entertain

‘Guests Tomorrow

Members of the Woman's Department club will have their daughters and daughters-in-law as guests tomorrow in the clubhouse. Mrs. Albert George Parker, Hanover, will discuss “The WAVES” and Mrs. Hazzie B. Pike will preside. Other guests will be Lt. (j.g.) Ann Horner, Lt. (jg) June Walker, Ensign Frances Leamy, Bettie Cord, yeoman 3-c, and Mita Petcoff, specialist 3-c. Annual day, the last meeting of the club for the year, will be on May: 9.

ration points—1 red for grated cheese, 4 red for canned pork luncheon meat, 7 red for veal steaks, ” » .

FRIDAY MENUS Breakfast

Grapefruit juice. Golden fried cornmeal mush slices. Raisin sauce. Luncheon

Navy bean chowder. Whole wheat wafers. Cabbage slaw, Gingerbread.

value, Also, the outdoor exercise will do most of us good.

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Endive salad with sour cream dressing: 1 head of endive (4c. cut), 2 strips bacon (cut in 1-in. pieces), | 1 tbsp. flour, % c¢. vinegar, % c.

ad i water, 4 tsp. salt, 3 tsps. sugar, 1 beaten egg yolk, 1 c. sour cream, 1| mediuni’ onion (sliced very thin),| 15 c. sliced radishes. | Wash and dry endive; pick of ahy outer bruised leaves. Pan-fry | bacon until crisp; remove. Blend in flour, add vinegar, water, salt and sugar. Stir until mixture boils and thickens. Pour mixture slowly over egg yolk, return to heat and cook a min, longer. Stir in sour cream. Add dressing to the cut] endive, onions and radishes and

Milk to drink: Three ¢. for each toss lightly to mix. Serve at once. child: 1 c. for each adult. ‘Today’s|Serves 4.

ration points—2 red for bacon. ; NEW LOCATION Garden Club Books 206 KRESGE BLDG.

Luncheon Friday . 41 E. Wash. St, at Penna, St. The Golden Glow Garden club | A Joy for Life! |will Have a luncheon at 1 p. m. Are yusi pati Va bu: Sinbervaned 09

| ! 'Friday in Catherine's . restaurant, 1435 N. Meridian st. Mrs. W. D. Superfluous Hair Why be burdened with a disfigure-

Boyd will discuss “What Can I Raise in My Rig Sue & Be ent of this son Sen it a be ew 0 ; . ! oy . G. Merrill, president; Mra: For- || Lior cue sur no eben rest e an hs - ’ i" little, first and second vice presi- Bad Cases Our Specialty , dents; Mrs. John Lane and Mrs. |'T. B. Wright, recording and corresponding secretaries; . Mrs. Leroy Gale, treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur Remler, historian.

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