Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1946 — Page 29
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{st church at 8 nite Miss Mary liam J. Buckley is G. Crafton,
lin Road chapgle ring service. e niece of Mr. .. Newman, 1227 e bridegroom is d Mrs. Buckley,
ier uncle, Miss an embroidered tted bodice and ng into a train. will be caught ‘ange blossoms, calla lilies.
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binson, maid of , bouffant dress d net. Mrs. Rob-
Miss Roberta .
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be at home In
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FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1048 oor
Homemaking—
Variations in
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Ironing Technique.
Are Called for With’ Rayon Fabrics
IRONING 18 A FINE ART—but an art that anyone can master | by following a few simple pointers.
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Too many of us make the mistake
of using the same technique for everything we iron. Now that so many.
of our clothes and household articles are made entirely or partially:
of rayon, it's wise to find out how rayons should be ironed.
First of all, read fabric labels
Health Danger In Unapproved Water Supply
By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer THE FIRST hot days of early summer tempt many children homeward-bound from school to dive «into the nearest stream or swimming hole. Parents should warn their children, and remember themselves when similarly tempted, that typhoid fever and other dangers may lurk in the streams. This is especially true of those in or on the edges of towns and cities which use the streams for industrial wastes and sewage. You cannot always tell by looking at it whether "or not water is- polluted. Polluted water can look safe, smell safe and taste delicious and yet be as dangerous as a drink of poison. Just because the water bubbles from a spring or runs in a fairly swift current down the stream does not mean that it is safe, either for drinking or for swimming, # » »
MANY HEALTH departments,
both city and state, regularly in-|or stretch the fabric while ironing.
‘to find out if a garment contains
rayon--and to see if the fabric has passed washing tests, Iron rayons! on the wrong side, over a well-| padded board. This will preserve! the surface texture. | When it's necessary to iron cer-| tain sections on the right side— | such as collars, cuffs, or pleats— | use a press cloth over the fabric. Try to avoid sprihkling rayons| because this tends to distribute] moisture unevenly. When you are in doubt about the - correct iron! heat, start with a cool iron and! work up to the degree of heat that produces best results. Remember that rayon is not just one fabric, but a whole family of fabrics. The degree of dampness
for ironing rayons vary with the type of fabric. .
Crepes and Spun Rayon
IN IRONING washable rayon] crepes, use a moderately hot iron. The fabric should be almost dry to the touch. Wrap rayon crepes in a towel right after washing, to take out excess moisture evenly and prevent dripping to the hem.
Remove from the towel immediately, and hang on a hanger. Don't use too much pressure with your iron, and be careful not to pull
Heavier spun rayons, such as
and the amount of iron heat best .
spect and test the water from| springs, streams, pools and lakes. r#yon gabardine and butcher linenIf they find the water safe, a sign | textured spun rayons, used for saying so is usually posted. In some Slacks and sports clothes, can take
communities, such as Baltimore,
signs warning that the water is|i®
not safe for drinking or swimming also are posted. If the spring, pool or stream has
no sign to show the quality of its ever had trouble ironing spun rayon|gmmer issue of Fashion. Send 25 water, play safe and avoid it. Try| dresses, it's probably because you gents for yoyr copy of this 52-page to find a supervised, inspected and have made the mistake of ironing nook of ideas and patterns for all {home sewers . . . suggestions by na-
health department approved. pool for the children to swim in. If you live on a farm or in a small town and have your own well or cistern, you should have {it in-
spected from time to time by the ONS Can be ironed with a& hot ffoD. free shoulder pad pattern printed {too. These fabrics should be ironed i, book. {when almost dry—with just a trace!
|of ‘dampness to give them a crisp
Unit to Award
health department. - Even if your home water supply has always been safe, there is always the danger of
| troned with & warm iron—with!
ing polluted water to seep in. The wall of a cistern should be inspected every time the cistern is cleaned. City people who have just moved
la hot iron. Iron while the fabric
Guild to Hear
Book Review
at the Riley Hospital Cheer guild meeting Tuesday afternon in Ayres’ auditorium. sa Mrs. Carl = Irrgang, program chairman, will introduce Mrs. Sand- “ ers, After the program there will |be a tea for members and affiliated | chapter sponsors and their guests. | The executive board will meet at
.
; | \ | begin at 2 p. m, with Mrs. Herman {C. Fromer presiding. Mrs. Carl Aumann, hospitality chairman, will be assisted by Mes- [ dames R. W. Cook, G. E, Bom- | berger, A. D, Green, F. L. Byrne { |C. D. Vawter, C. E. Yarbrough and
T. E. Berry. JN i
VU [QED Pian Card Party
The Mothers of World War II
lat 8 p. m. Monday in the parlors {of national headquarters, 1131 N.| | Delaware st.
noon and the afternoon session will]
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rl Bride-to-Be
Mrs, Russell J. Sanders ‘will re- * « view “Gather Ye Rosebuds” (Nolan) ©
A June | ceremony in Providence, R. Sylvia Cross, daughter of Mr. | | will hold. thelr monthly card party «8nd Mrs. Fred Cross of Provi-
dence, and Richard O'Haver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Haver, 5225 Plainfield ave.
l., will unite Miss |
Nurses to Get. Diplomas -
Dr. W. A. Shullenberger will addreds the graduating class of City hospital student nurses at exercises at 4 p. m, Sunday in the Central Christian church.
the class of 44 students to Howard T. Griffith, vice president of the board of health and hospitals, Mr. Griffith will present the diplomas. Indianapolis women in the class include Betty Booher, Betty Oalvy, Joanne Chatham, Geraldine Cooper, Edna Eastridge, Irene Elder, Louise Hedegard, Ann Jackson, A Delores Jayne, Helen Kleinschmidt, Jill Krause and Jean Roos.
| . Election Sunday The Eliza A. Blaker club will meet lat 2 p. m. Bunday in the home of | Mrs, Arthur G. Wilson, 4417 N. | Pennsylvania st. The annual busi- | ness meeting and election of officers will be held.
Dr, Charles W. Myers, City hos- ing and nutritious dish, might conpital supefintendent, will presen’ sist of beef, veal, lamb or lean pork
SCOTCH SORAPPLE with onion sauce, that delicious meat-stretch-
~or even leftover chicken or lean fish, Green pepper may be used to vary the sauce in place of parsley.
» » ¥ SCOTCH SORAPPLE WITH ONION BAUCE Yor Monday luncheon 2 o. water % tsp, salt 1 ¢. old-fashioned rolled oats 2 ©. cooked ground meat 2 eggs '% tsp. salt Dash pepper 2 tbeps, bacon drippi ONION SAUCE 2 thsps. butter or margarine
2 thaps. flour
14 tsp. salt 1% ec. milk 1 tbsp, grated onion: 1 tbep. chopped parsley Heat water rapidly to boiling, add the % tsp: salt, Stir in rolled oats and cook slowly for 10 minutes, stire ring frequently. Then cool and cof bine with meat, eggs, remaining salt
hot with onion sauce. patties or for servings.
24 yn. By SUE BURNETT
Send your little cherub out to play in this pert bare midriff sun suit. The brief wing-sleeved top buttons down the back, the face-framing bonnet prevents too much tan, the panties are simple.to make. Pattern 8040 is designed for sizes 2,3 4 5 and 6 years. Size 3, sunsuit, 1% yards of 35-inch material, bonnet, 7% yard. For this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number to
still slightly damp.
| Dress-weight spun rayons are
!the fabric is bone dry. If you've
{them while damp. | » - »
Jersey and Sharkskin SHEER, LAWN-LIKE spun ray-
{the fabric somewhat damp. In
| drying jerseys, the essential point
to the country or to a house out-|is to keep the weight evenly dis- |
side the town with its safe water supply are especially likely to be ignorant of the dangers of unsafe water supplies.
Women’s Council
Plans Luncheon The Women's council of the Third
_ Christian church will hold a regular
meeting at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the church. The council will Have a covereddish luncheon at 12:15 p. m. followed by a business meeting and program. Mrs. Virgil Sly will talk
lout er. {sure to avoid tension. { Here's a good tip for laundering
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tributed. Roll in a towel and knead | moisture, then hang on a hangIron .slowly and lightly. Be
rayon sharkskins: Wash, roll in a towel, take right out and iron immediately—while the fabric 1s still noticeably damp. Iron with 'a warm iron. Too hot an iron |causes shine, wrinkling up of the fabric, and fusing. Iron slowly to dry out the fabric as you iron.
Cheer Guild Units
Five units of the Riley Hospital
on “How We Shall Teach Religion Cheer guild will meet at the hos-
in the Home.” Mrs. M. H. Ahrendt|
will lead devotions and Miss Jean-|
nette Rutherford will provide music.
Meeting in Kokomo Times Special : KOKOMO, Ind. Kokomo auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers is hostess to
May 24.—The
pital to sew next week. They are: Monday—Bruce Robison post; Tuesday—“Knee Deep in June”; Wednesday—“Tiny Tim"; Thursday-=-1
|“When We Three Meet,” and Fri-| prs Henry Denk, chairman, has
day—“Circus Day Parade.”
Mrs. Kenneth Galm, W. 79th st,
the Indiana auxiliary as the group|yill be hostess for a farewell lunch-
convenes in Kokomo today and tomorrow,
Garden Club Meets
The Fall Creek Garden club met today for a sandwich luncheon in the home of Mrs. Jewett Reed, 321 W. Kessler blvd. Morton study.
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Mrs. Walter P./copal church will meet at 1 p. m. will have a May breakfast Sunday/ led a discussion on bird Monday in the home of Mrs. H. H. in the home of Mrs. E. M. Costin,
leon 6f the Alpha Mu Latreian club! lat 1 p. m. Monday. Assistant host- cil will meet Monday in the Clay- | esses will be Mrs. George Horst Jr. pool land Mrs. James A. Stuart Jr.
St. Ann's Guild
8t. Ann's guild of St. Paul's Epis-
| Bauck, 8101 Broadway.
| Sue
best ironed with a hot iron when jang st. Indianapoilis 9.
{ Miss Carolyn Zapp of«the: Jordan
Alpha Mu Latreian |
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Service Pins
The Irvington unit of the American Legion auxiliary will present 25-year service pins to nine charter members following a dinner in the post thome, 124 S. Downey ave. at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow, Mrs. Herman |Bobbe and Mrs. Frank Tarplee are in charge of reservations. | Those who will receive awards are Mesdames Lula Hughel, Arthur Robinson, Martha McGaughey, 8imon Reisler, W. N. South, Clifton E. Donnell, Thomas Shimer, Min|erva Servis and Esther Costa. | Mrs. Frank Bush, chairman, is assisted by Mesdames Harry Lantz, Jasper Rogers and Tarplee.
War Mothers The Perry Township War Mothers will meet at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Wabash st. servicemen’s center.
arranged a musical program by
Conservatory of Music.
P-T.A . Council
The Marion County P.-T. A. ¢coun-
hotel. The morning session
will begin «at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Costin Hostess | The Alpha Gamma Latreian club
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