Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1946 — Page 29
he Tidy Bride ins Parents’
Approval
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer YOU BET (it’s tough, beginning ed life in one room. Ditto beg it in a house already filled th your husband's or your own mily. Bat the point of our piece is:
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chibition of work] the Saturday art drawing meg: .
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n ‘are entolled ! i} you emerge from this trying| larship groups in perience & more or a-less beloved l0sen by heads of irl? hial schools, Your chances of eing more be-
[iss Anna Hassel
ed rest in great .measure upon Woodworth and
dy habits, Neither your husband pr your relatives, for instance, will e stumbling over kicked-off shoes sitting on hats left on chairs. , by Misses Caro y person hates to have a crushed Marie Shanks and ocketbook on his conscience, too. assisted by three aw 8 ts, Miss Marth A MAN hates a litter of sloughedanita Haslet and ff clothes. His eye is more than pt to be offended by an array of ncapped cosmetics, messy tissues, piled cotton, a brushful of tangles.
ldren of membe: lation of Indian:
x and charcoal | finger painting, and clay model3
ou admire if he isn't allergic to pilled powder, particularly if it pills on his clothes, © Keep toiletries tucked away. Ditto othes. The'smaller the space, the usier you'll have to be picking up ter yourself, Even in a one-room bide-a-wee, girl can keep her beauty secrets secret—take her makeup off in e bath tub, bandage her pin-up rls with a swoosh of net.
artha Jean Barber
0 Become Bride
Mrs. Glenden Barber, 30 E, Lefrande ave, announces the ap: roaching marriage of her daughr, Martha Jean, to John H. Gerdt I, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. rerdt, 2216 S. Delaware st. The Rev. Benton B. Miller will d the ceremony at 3:30 p. m. Hay 26 in the Olive Branch Chrisan church,
rs. C. J. Ancker % ill Be Speaker
- Cherokee chapter, International avel-Study club, will meet for cheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday in he home of Mrs. F, L. Ashbaucher, 919 Graceland ave. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Villiam L. McGuire and Mrs. Wilam H. Williams. Mrs. C. J. Ancker pill speak.
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At Convention
Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw is atnding the All Southern States hiropractic association's convenion in Lexington, Ky., this week. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and . 8. J. Burich accompanied Dr. Hinshaw on the trip.
SHOP,
LY, MAY 17, 1046 -_ Teen Talk— Teen-Agers Would Like -to
e is not the great, big man+whom-
ow
Shed |
The ‘Bobby-Soxer’ Label; They Think It's Out-Dated
By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER
THE TEEN-AGE SET is just about fed up with the bobby-soxer craze, As a lively punch line it put the teen-agers in the spotlight—
now the glare is too strong,
That's the way Marianna Fullen, Howe High school junior and president of the D, M. O. Sub-Deb club, describes the current teen-age
trend of ‘thought. “Bobby- soxer” surnilined with such adjectives as ‘‘screaming,” “swooning” and “jive-happy” has made the nation’s high “school
students the butt. of due criticism and ridicule fr the oldsters, she says. Marianna, wha is 16, knows
there's no stuffiness about the younger set—but it does have its own ideas and likes to have them respected.
“If there's juvenile delinquency, | 4
for instance, don't blame it on the bobby-soxers,” she says, “blame it on the parents.” Any good “soc” book will back her up. Teen-agers like action — she didn't deny their surplus energy —and they crave freedom of thoughts and ideas, in .school, community and home. A little more swing; the local talent angle and untying some of the-straight laces are needed in school assem-
blies and. planned group sessions |
for the kids, she thinks. n ”
» Against Cliques . . .
JIVE TALK is used pretty moderately, says the tall, attractive “brownette,” but parents are quick in picking up such jargon.
it seems |
Teen-agers should smother the |
clique instinct, Marianna believes. Meeting other schools’ “inmates”
and buzzing the talk with them |
is a good tonic,
The newly elected president of | the group ‘of 10 girls is planning |
to attend Indiana university after she. is graduated from Howe. With six years of piano instruc tion, Marianna thinks music , would make a nice career,
For Hot Fudge
SCHOOL IS swell, of course,
but she can't help looking for- |
ward to summer and swimming. The D. 'M. O.s are hoping for deep tans on their trip to Lake Manitou the last two weeks in August. : Mariana has lived with her parents and two brothers (one's in Korea now and one's at Indiana State Teachers college) at 126 Berry st. all her life. As for her new job as D. M. O. president—she hopes for a little more business-like order in meetings. As for her biggest weakness it's hot fudge sundaes. “I love ‘em,” she says.
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! polish on a silver barette.
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not alarm you, but if you are feelling tired all the :time, something is probably wrong with your health jor your living habits and you would {be wise to consult your doctor to
For Play Days
Going on a vacation? Carol Breithaupt thinks that requires a midriff cotton with a button- | in-back blouse and a big bow on the side of the skirt. Carol belongs to the Oma-Phi and Ki-O-Wans clubs, is a member of Block's high school fashion board, and is a senior at Manual high school. And she's a twin—Caroline - is the "other
half."
[find out what is wrong before it 5
| too ate to correct it.
| You do not need a doctor to tell you the remedy, if too little sleep is the cause of your feeling tired all the time. Getting seven or eight hours of sound sleep each night should be a regular habit, not
tion of officers, directed. by Mrs, George Ruth; luncheon.
Irvington Woman's. Mon, 'Mrs.| Fatout. Musical program .by!9 p. m, Walter - H. Montgomery, 120 8.0 Mesdamés Downey, hostess. “Everything Is| Palmer PF. B. Padgett and Rig-| Just What You Make It” Mrs.| gins. Jean Brown Wagoner. Guest day. Review. Mon, and Tues, Monday Afternoon Reading. Mon.| at Spring Mill state park. - | Kaufman, Mrs. J. R. Townsend, 3234 Wash- Woman's Research. Mon, Mrs.! On
ington blvd.; hostess. Mrs. Marion |
Gallup, table,
guest
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gins, 5658 Central, hostess. * ican . Heritage,” -Miss Nellie B,|
Frank E. Floyd, 817 E. ess. “Water Color Painting.” mund G. Schildknecht.
speaker, Round Ed | rison,
an occasional event, If you take your worries to bed with you, as
you may spend eight hours in bed, but still feel tired in the morning "ns
FAULTY POSTURE is a cause of chronic tiredness, a bulletin from the Illinois State Medical society points out. Round shoulders with a sway back and relaxed abdomen make a posture that looks “sloppy and is sloppy. If you develop a habit of .good posture with head up, chest out and abdomen in, you can finish the day's {work feeling fit. Flat feet and {actual physical defects can cause | faulty posture, the medical society | states, so you might check with your doctor on these points. | Faulty diet is another cause of | tiredness. You need not only enough vitamins and minerals but othe right amounts of the various | classes of foods, protein, carbohydrate and fat, in proper proportions. | Overeating is bad, the medical so|ciety warns, because fat people tire | easily and the Joad on the muscles and heart is excessive. " » x J EYE STRAIN may be making you feel tired. A physician who specializes in treatment of eye conditions can tell you whether this is your trouble. | Chronic infections, such as sinus | trouble, middle ear infections, dead {and infected teeth, a chronically infected gall bladder or appendix are conditions which may cause fatigue
Put Glitter on Top— Glisten All Over
“All that glitters is not gold,” |
and can be corrected. Anemia or other abnormalities of the blood which can be discovered by a blood count may cause a constant tired feeling. Glandular dis{orders commonly statt with a feel-
(so the platters churn) and if you ing of tiredness. {want some new sparkle try spread-
ing a thih ldéyer of colorless nat! Party Monday
While
Mrs. Joseph Erpelding and Mrs.
the polish is still wet drop a num-| Raymond Ellis will entertain Mon-
ber of colored sequins on it. Or if
it's initials you want to |Dover rd.
day in Mrs. Erpelding’s home, 7035 Miss Christina Valen-
{ show, cut them out of paper, paste|tine, Dallas, Tex.; Miss Mary Swigthem on the barette and cover with |gett and Mrs, Edward Lewis will be
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Of course you are!
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will be married to Charles A. Tei.
|A Continuing "ORGANIZAT ION ACTIVIT IES TParty Honors TS d F Ii CLUBS Monday Conversation. Mon. Mrs, SORORITY Ire CC Ing Ganitlian. Mon. Mrs. Edward J.| Fred D. Kurtz, 5520 N. Illinois, Ghap, G, P. E. O. Sun, Miss Laura .. Bride-to-Be Hecker, ‘27 8. -Butler, hostess.| hostess. “Minor Heresies” {Es-| ©, Holden, Beechview' dr. GreenIsn’ t N | Luncheon-bridge and. business! Pey), Mrs. Seward Craig | wood, hostess. Birthday party : n orma meeting. Neophyte Garden. Mon, Mrs Ed-| and program in charge of social honor Miss Ruth Ittenbach.: ‘She ’ Indianapolis Parliamentary Law. ward P, Fillion, Wilson rd., host-| committee, By JANE STAFFORD Noon Mon. Mrs. Prank Lindner,| ¢58. Buffet - Juncheon; flower | emer Science Service Sta Writer . | 500 West .dr, Woodruff Place,| Show: plant exchange Junior Dance Tonight pen in the st. Philip Neri Catholie AN ATTACK of spring fever need| hostess. Annual reports; installa-!New Era. Mon. Mrs, I. W. Rig- church Wednesday,
The shower will be given by the
A junior dance will be held from|Tri Lambeth club in the home of to midnight today at the! Murs. A. David McKinley, | Indianapolis Country club, $ On the junior committee are Judy
Harold G. Riley Jr, 411 B. | 36th st,
| engaged couple; Mesdames Walter are|C. Kennedy, Emil C. Rassman, Ans
Miss Patricia Seay and | Miss Delores Teipen.
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