Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1946 — Page 21

| FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 1946.

ide Nuptial Vows | Gold Kid Evening Ensemble |Stassen Will Speak Here RITES TOMORROW ill Be Read A ia Club Thursday| FOR CLAUDE GEST Will Be Read At Columbia Club Thursday FOR GLAUDE bis Py : : : We : Services for Claude A. Gest, lifeIn the East By ROBERT BLOEM « eda fending off the “progressive” one Trip ¥ reda Jean Bowman slaughts of Rep. Charles LaPolete ; : R., district), braced themselves lands 0 Become Bride today for a shot in the arm irom - » ‘ ny this aft- Times Special : Methodist. NEW YORK; Feb. 22.—New York's iol rg Little Church Around the ‘Corner real the will be the scene, at 5:30 p. m. to~ {terday on his way to Bloomington \ day, of the wedding of Miss Freda where he addressed Indiana unintighler ot Jean versity students last night. w dt, This trip, he said, was “non- . oa Wie political,” but hell be back next r. and Mrs, Thursday to speak at the Columbia | ehureh. : tral ave, Stub § ahiunl Deisleny Qinmee » “hat She 1s survived by a son, William bh he Co Because Mr, Stassen, widely tout- H. Bruning, New York Ch. ding wi Eo pe a vs (soseen py They wil scene, Hoosier party leaders are in- ase TO a Den : in SN ; terested in what he has to sdy.|Stassen recommended outlawing 4 phone Co, 32 years, were to be held ar 4 a : : Rep. LaPollette, on the other hand,[atomic bomb manufacture and| Rites will be held at 1:30 p. m.|at 2 p. m. today in, Avon Mether father, At a recent showing in New York of kid leather styles for spring, |is jeopardizing the state organiza- tomorrow at the Moore Mortuariealesist Lath. Stal wae 10. be’ 1 green gabar- this evening ensemble of gold kid was displayed. Belt and shoes are [tion's plans for a carefully picked A metery accessories studded with vari-colored stones, while the bag is of unadorned kid. ticket with his lone wolf cam vn : Wednesday in i frig for the smatorial nomination. VICES MIDNDAY : pe obarding, : Ideas of 40 000 Bobby-Soxers Explains ‘Progressive’ SERVICES MONDAY Wednesday at his home, 27 A native of Avon, he had lived in Wn accesso ’ In yesterday's visit, Mr, Stassen FOR MRS. PELLEY Michigan st. Burial will be in Forest of lavender . gave Indiana leaders advance Hill cemetery in Shelbyville, : Are Merged to Make notice Gn WHat ie means When he! Services wil be held at 3 Bm Mr. Arche, who wes 84, was 8 dier of ‘the calls himself a “progressive.” Monday at Moore Mortuaries| native of Rockbridge county, Va. man. Ushi ‘ ’ “A progressive,” he sald in a|Colonial chapel for Mrs. Mary Alice| 2nd had lived in Indianapolis three oe Ra A ‘Dream Sweater brief press conference at Weir Cook Pelley, 712 E. 65th st., who died yes- | municipal airport, “is humanitar-|terday at Riley hospital. She was By BARBARA BUNDSCHU lan, alert to the necessity of|6. Third Christian church and the ; United Press Staff Correspondent change, and responsive to the needs| The Rev. W. E. Gillette, pastor of| Methodist church at Waldron. ; NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—The composite “dream sweater” of 40,000/0of the rank and file of the nation.”| Broad Ripple Methodist church, will Surviving are his wife, Anna L.; HT CT hg Se Paul's Epis Wa S to Kee bobby-soxers has an all-over pattern, and these are the ingredients: He gave another tip in his in-|officiate. Burial will be in Union| daughter, Mrs. Ellen Windsor, In- RITES TODAY FOR bat 1 p. m, y P Prankie (1) singing “Chickery Chick” from a juke box; a Dagwood|terview as to his approach to the|Chapel cemetéry. dianapolis,, and . two grandsons, of Mrs. W, (2) and soda on the marble slab (3); lots of “Yahtitah-Yahtitah” (4) | political situation. Mrs. Pelley was born and brought | Seaman 1-c Robert N. Archey and MRS. OLIVE FAULKNER ago ay. The ase Y ourself about last night's Girafing (5) with a WFC (6). “In my tour over the country” up in the Broad Ripple community | Seaman 1-c Willam E. Archey,| Rites for Mrs. Olive Stalnaker e Mrs. J. W, (If you're not, hep to bobby-sox patter, see the footnotes at the end.) |he said, “I'm trying to strengthen Survivors include her husband,| both of Gulfport, Miss. Faulkner, 55 W. Fall Creek blvd, reenbaun. I H The similarity of the teen-age rogrstive Slements of the party. Dad | M. Peller; one daughter, Mrs.| co + ome T JAMES lifelong resident of Indianapolis : : ‘m n encour: r | Dorothy Jordan; one son, Roy C. ) n 1riosc mind from Maine to Californie ac White Cross Units |mepuniicans to run for congress. |Suvder and a stepson, Herchai| Services are scheduled at 3 p. m.| Who died yesterday at St. Vincent's . vy ; Pellev, ll of Incianaolis: ¢ tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries| hospital, were at 3:30 oe he Servis Carlton ballroom showing of entries Schedule Meetings oe re a itn, Jor ire Laren b; | Peace Chapel for Miss Lottie I dianapolis, ! WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—-If you » ation WINS Jooniand ovens Fourteen units of the White Cross|ice, and while it's too early to tell| Galveston, Tex, and Mrs. Maxine James, 1207 E. ‘9th st. Burial will ven To In Gn D.o in hee husband, a com~ Josette as Bot ooking | “Calling All Girls” magazine, [Sulld will meet next week at the where the bulk of veteran sympathy Lelosters, Venice, Cal; two broth- os "| Cutler, Philadelphis, Pa, and Sve shortages, here are a few new hints The girls chose dates, jive and |guild’s service center. lop, 2 goat many of them are Re- ae sd er ighy ot x Mrs. Faulkner, who was 81, was| grandchildren. cE ment. : spread across their chests—on Street Methodist and Wallace Street Hel gn Bite was : She was s native of Oakland, |She was a sister of the late Frank| NAZI DESTRUCTION PLAN; A run can be checked by applying |SWeaters, of course. Presbyteriany Tuesday North San ving after p 8 vers IKE INSPECTS PORT IL, and a member of the North|D. Stalnaker, a sister-in-law of a little paste, even toothpaste, un-| The male and female question Church and Southport; Wednesday| o.oo ili Sa three SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22 (U, P.).|Side Seventh Day Adventist church. | Mrs. Cecilia Stalnaker and an aunt til it can be mended. The old trick |[Prought out hearts by the dozen; |—Quaker, Olive Branch, Friendly, > —Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, army| Survivors are two sisters, Mrs.|0f Mrs. Paul W, Weer, all of Indiof moistening a break does not Crossed lipsticks and painted lips, White Banner and Ipalco; Thursday Makes No Comment chief of staff, continued his tour of Robert Shephard and Miss Lois May | anapolis. Other survivors include work with rayons—it only encour- [calendar pages, dressing table comb |—Irvington, Brookside and Green-| Obviously alert to the overall|bay area military installations today|James, both of Indianapolis, and her brother, Willam E. Stalnaker, ages the run by weakening and|and powder puff clutters, all [wood Community; Friday—Sun Rae picture, the wily Minnesotan avoided | with an inspection of the San Fran-|two brothers, Alton James, Indian- Cordele, Ga. and several nieces commitment when asked whether|cisco port of embarkation. apolis, and Albert James, Waveland. |and nephews.

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stretching the rayon. A snag, of course, can often be stopped simply by pulling the offending loop through to the underside. Mending Tips Runs in places that will not show may be permanently sealed by “runstop” preparations, These preparations do not come out when washed, and are often preferable to sewing, which tends to lessen the stocking’s elasticity, ’ The best thread for hand-mend-ing is a raveling from an old stocking of matching or slightly darker shade. Stocking yarn is lighter in weight and thus less conspicuous than darning thread. If mending by machine, stitch on the wrong side with short stitches and dullfinish thread. Clothing experts at the agriculture department also list as reminders a few suggestions that every woman already knows. Rayon stockings,” for instance, survived longer if washed before being worn. Garter Runs They should always be washed carefully, using lukewarm suds of mild soap and tepid rinsing water. Squeeze gently and avoid pulling, twisting and wringing as rayon is weak when wet. Hose should be thoroughly dry before wearing. > Light - colored stockings, put away for next summer, should be rinsed occasionally during the winter to make them last longer, Many runs are caused by too much pull from garters or by cutting from rough metal garter grips. Elastic might well be substituted for the tape garters on many wartime girdles. Wartime grips of rough metal may be replaced by grips taken from prewar girdles, the specialists suggest.

Miss Mundell To Be Bride

Wearing a two-piece gray wool suit with pink and navy accessories, Miss Eleanor Mundell will be married to Lt. (j.g.) Andrew B. Williamson at 8 p. m. today in the Madonna chapel of the Third Christian church. The Rev. A, C. Brooks will officiate. The bride will be given in marriage by her uncle, E. L. Carr. Her only attendant will be her sister, Miss Marilyn Mundell. She will wear an aqua wool suit with yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow roses and daffodils. The best man will be the bridegroom's father, A. Bryan Williamson, Following the ceremony there will be a reception in the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carr, 1202 N. Oakland ave,

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Tricks of Hair Dress

To make sure that hair is “squeaking” clean, use at least two sudsings: work the lather into your hair from the scalp all the way to its very ends. Just as important’for shining tresses is a truly thorough rinsing, If you are a business woman, do the job early in the evening, and try using pre-warmed towels to speed the drying. An extra precaution against catching cold, if you plan to

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phones and as many clocks and daisies titled “He Loves Me, Etc.” One all-over design looked like a plain crockery mug—it was called “Drool Cup.”

Jive Division

In the Jive division were musical notes, phonograph records and even a piano keyboard—but just one song. ~“Chickery Chick” inspired a veritable chicken farm—they danced and hatched themselves and turned up in stylized design. We don’t know what inspired the egg with trousered legs—it was called “Wilbur, the Unhatched

“Hubba Hubba” (also spelled huba, haba and hubb) was spread across more chests than we bothered to count. And the fan clubs ran high with love letters to Van Johnson, “Oooh Frankie,” and more subtly suggestive bow ties. Dagwoods Prominent The food division turned up a variety of scda fountain confections, hot dogs and severe] varieties of Dagwoods. : One pound-conscious miss put marble slab goodies on her left chest with a “no” and a bunch of vegetables at her waist, labeled “yes.” The animal division, exclusive of chickens, showed a similar conformity to pattern—skunks, fish and wolves, with a scattering of puppies, a small, dreadful group of snakes and spiders, and some cats, whica perhaps should be classified under jive—they were all labeled: “hep.” Some of the youngsters did take their inspiration from school nours: They turned up with some fine U, 8. geography and lots of international{sm—One World, inter-American friendship and the UNO. There were a few geometery problems, one set of punctuation marks and some extra-curricular tick-tack-toe,

The Glossary

One girl blazoned her sweater front with the flag raising on Iwo Jima, in photographic detail. Most timely was a star-gazer contacting the moon with radar (labeled). “These youngsters are far more mature for their age than the last several generations,” one of the contest editors said. (1) Sinatra, of course; (2) multiple, sandwich; (3) soda fountain; (4) chatter; (5) necking, and (6) wolf first class.

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Let us rejoice that simplicity is the keynote of the season’s coiffures, whether they be swirled in broad “ribbon” effects or twisted high in an Oriental knot. . But since the whole charm of these hair styles les in the lustrous gleam of the hair itself, don’t let cold weather be an excuse for postponing your at least-once-a-week shampoo. You know, of course, that you should brush your hair every night: An extra thorough brushing just before washing hair is important, this loosens old skin, dandruff, and dust, so that they can-be readily sudsed off.

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