Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1946 — Page 19

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\ Friday in the t church will iversary .of the uncil auxiliary, 1 speak on the ry since its ore

ho will be hone } H. D. Terry, Hutchens and ie late Mrs, C. Fifer, hake, host pas. invocation and have charge of

Mesdames S. L. nter, Shake and members of tHe ydist church . E. Higgs will by Mrs, Oscar

ip P.-T.A. will g of the season norrow in the out troop 90-A, John Woodrum llingsworth, will show, imes Have ven by Brownie . H. P. Cotting= arl . Roberts in

Scout troop Ti, [offett and Mrs, ior Scout troop rs. Moffett and ill participate in

review of Theta Beta Psi sororie 8 p.m. today in al auditorium,

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Homemaking—

- Plastic Covered Mesh Is Used

In New Type Window Ventilator

A NEW TYPE WINDOW VENTILATOR that. is virtually stormproof and at the same timie admits maximum quantities of filtered air

and daylight is

btainable in department, homefurnishings,

hardware and chain stores and ghrough mail order houses. Called “Air-In,” the new ventilator uses translucent plastic-covered wire mesh in the form of baffles, fixed vertically over a single layer of

copper screening, and the whole mounted in a feather-weight dluminum frame, fo provide protection against drafts, dust, snow ard rain. . Made of Vimlite, a lightweight, weatherproof, wire-reinforced plas tic glazing material produced by the Celanese Plastics Corp. the baffles also admit healthful ultraviolet and infra-red rays. The frame is provided with channels for adjusting the ventilator to window sizes up to 36 inches and for catching dust. The dust ~an be removed later by wiping with a cloth or running water through the “dust trough. The combination of plastic and shining metal will lend a modern note to any decorative scheme, in. side or out. 8 »

Facts About Dyes

DON'T EXPECT blue or green fabrics in acetate rayon.to keep

their original colors indefinitely. | j&

Even while hanging in your closet, they may be affected by gases given off by the heating system in your home. Blue is the least reliable of any dye, no matter what the fabric, and few, if any, reputable shops will guarantee it against fading. » » ”

How to Dry a Coat NEVER PUT a wool or fur coat near heat to dry. It's a quick way to stiffen wool or dry out fur pelts,

shortening the life of your garment. Instead, after brushing it. thoroughly, use a heavy or padded hanger to suspend the coat, with

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Scottish Rite

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Final Dance

committee of the Scottish Rite will sponsor the final dance of the season at the cathedral Saturday, Ralph Lillard and his orchestra will play.

are chairmen of the committee. Assisting them are Messrs, and Mesdames Myron J. Austin, U. Adrian Breting Jr, Ray W. Capron, Frank E. Thornburgh, Ralph T. Simon, Harley R. Ball and Earl F. Beam, Others are Messrs. and Mesdames William C. Brandt, Fritz M. Ehling, John R. Fenstermaker, William M. Haine, C. Kyle Hughes, George H. Maass, Otto C. Mahrdt, Graeme B, Supple, Prank B. Tufts and William G. Waldron.

Young Matrons Club

Meets Tomorrow Mrs. Fred G. Lofquist, 6062 Allisonville rd., will be hostess for the meeting of the Young Matrons club of the Broad Ripple Methodist church at 7:45 p. m., tomorrow. Mrs. Mary C. Rich of the Indianapolis Dairy" council will speak. A film also will be shown. Mrs. B. E.

lf | Clatworthy will assist Mrs. Lofquist.

fea eet Sorority Meeting Sigma Alpha Iota sorority will hold its monthly business meeting at 7 p.m, today in the student hall of the Jordan Conservatory of Miss Colleen Schipper will preside. Miss Irma Piel and Miss Margaret Rose will be featured on program arranged by Miss Mary Spalding.

New Jewel Pouch

The drawstring jewel pouch with -another tiny pouch inside is a clever new case for your loveliest ornaments. It comes in both dark and pastel colors in gleaming rayon satin and sports a contrasting lining for extra chic.

McKettrick Casuals

Coat Dress of Rayon Sharkskin

3.30

Cyclamen pink, white or aqua sharkskin dress with a flattering skirt-fullness, brief sleeves, shirtwaist collar, and a

contrasting leatherette belt! Sizes 12 to 20.

in each color!

So pretty you

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Wasson’s Pin Money Shop, Third Floor

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The young people's entertainment |

P. H. Ho photo A ceremony read March 2!

in the Irvington Methodist church united Miss Virginia Lucas and J. Edward Hart. Par. ents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lucas, 5006 Brookville rd., and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hart, 321 N, Webster ave.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . | Bridal Announcements Include ‘A Wedding and an Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. John Farr, 1880 vingleton st., announce the en-

jagement of their daughter, |

Pauline, to Cecil Walton Jr., on of Mr. and Mrs. Walton,

Clayton. The wedding will be

June 30 in the Olive Branch Christian church.

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Mrs: w. I. Idle

Heads Group At Church

Mrs. Walter L. Idle recently was installed as president of the Women's association of the Memorial Presbyterian church, : Other new officers are Mrs. Carl Gunderson, vice president; Miss Bertha Endly, secretary; Mrs, Charles O. Britton, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Peine, program and missionary; Mrs, Lewis R. Smith, stewardshipy Mrs, Samuel McConaha, membership; Mrs. C. W. McPherson, literature; Mrs. Ola Endly, social education; Mrs. Lewis Hills, nation#l’ and home mission sewing, and Mrs. Ralph Guernsey, spiritual | life, | Circle chairmen include Mes- | dhmes George Hess, Harless Ratelift, Daniel Hutchinson and Harry | Stombaugh. Mrs, Oscar T. Wing- | field was appointed honorary mems ber of the Caravan Chest of Service.

25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Trennepohl, 3380 N. Sherman dr., will have open house beginning at 8 p.m. Satur.

day in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary,

CORN CHOWDER (For Thursday luncheon) 2 c. diced potatoes 142 ¢, diced onion 1 c. diced celery 2 c¢. boiling water % 1b. bacon % Ib. mushrooms, sliced 3% c. diced green pepper . No. 2% can cream style yellow corn 3 ¢, milk 2% tsps, salt Péel and dice potatoes. Add to onion, celery and water in top of large double bofler. Bring to a boil over direct heat, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Meanwhile pan fry bacon, Drain on absorbent paper. Saute for five minutes the mushrooms and green pepper in % o. of the bacon drippings. Add this and remaining ingredients to the cooked vegetables and heat to scalding over boing walter.

Business Session Tau chapter, Omega Nu Tau sprority, will hold a business meeting at 8 p.m. today in the Hotel Washington.

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