Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1946 — Page 23

ty Council P.ruction will be 10 a. m, to 3 ym of the War

program conith Mrs. Claram chairman, ey, study group a. m. to noon. . m. presidents Xcellence cone eld with Mrs, sident of the neil, and Mrs, Airman of the ce, ming year, bee Mrs. Bidlack ssow, first and its; Mrs, Clif d Mrs. William nd corresponddrs. Raymond and Mesdames h Seerley and Robert F, Gladt of Marion itive committee,

hairmen

men are Mrs, et and finance; man, character

ion; Mrs. Here-

h; Mrs, Roscoe rs, Owen John. rs. Albert Illg, cher; Mrs, Harion; Mrs, John and Mrs, Lues«

James Kellum, cher; Mrs. Bidan; Mrs, Cla n; Mrs, Fischer, Mrs. Phillip L, s. Robert MarMrs. Fischer, Hubert Lance, "Donoghue, rec ey Cox, safety; iards of excel- , study group, cClure, summer

usband

es, 1705 N. Alaopen house to s. She will sail 31 to join her les, who is stae ier mother, Mrs, and her brother, will leave Ine * tomorrow and Seattle, Wash, ark.

Veet 30 a. m. Sunday will be held by

chapter of Beta ~

Miss Margaret 1,

THURSDAY, AUG. 15, 1946 A Delicious Breatifost Starts She Day Off Right

Get up for a good breakfast

By BARBARA SCHAEFFER ARE YOU A Rip Van Winkle? Or. do you get up bright and early and have a good breakfast each

Meta Glven

morning ? Late sleeping habits rob you of the good breakfast nutrition experts say you need. Starting the day off right will help more than you think. Suggestions for delightful and appetizing breakfasts are given today.

a. nn green peppers will be given. Decas Orange ang grape juice Le rene bread Breaded rey: biscuits with MONDAY Chocolate blanc mange with vanilla Seven guests, Hot buttered toast Breakfast ice creant Beverage Fresh plums | Milk to drink: Four c¢. for each Scrambled eggs {child; 2 e¢. for each adult. ff 8s Pan-fried bacon FRIDAY Raisin stuffed baked apple | Corn flakes and milk Luncheon Breakfast

Bread and butter

Beverage chicken and green pepper a 8.8 Harvard beets Rosy pink rhubarb Orange fce

Teen Talk—

Eight-Day Camping Trip Planned

By 100 ‘District Camp Fire Girls

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER

A MID-AUGUST, BEFORE-SCHOOL re:

doors will start tomorrow m Qirls start off to camp

Buses will take th e men nbers of

FST say 1t With | |

) Today!

for FLOWERS say so easily and naturally! The ALLIED FLORISTS Assp. of Indianapolis

PO ——— FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED

FACTS ABOUT INDIANAPOLIS

re There are 112,200 families in the city whose retail buying for 1945 totaled $403,126,000.

® Indianapolis and its citizens—and YOU -—are headed for greater and

better lives and opportunities and business.

ANYWHERE | 1at4

Harriet C

® Security Service—in every department of this growing, established, progressive institution —is built to help YOU on your way to a GREATER TOMORROW.

“ay

® Before you buy your car—learn about the—

®Your own Insurance Agent, working with Security Service, can give you the details of this New and Better Plan to Insure and Finance any » automobile purchase.

® You will always find good, confidential, finan® cial advice for your plans for the future by consult- ! Ing one of the courteous, capable executives waitIng to help you at—

SECURITY

TRUST COMPANY

MBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT ANGE CORPORATIC

orning at 9:30 o'clo

camp be wohelo }

word made

the exerut anapolis Cs Me

ITY

Bangsberg Ge Ir'ge

AND AS

one camp,

tes fo

its ga

Car season of hundreds

vdezvous

k when

I'HE CAMP

comes Waokal x 1}

ve be

Kelle

L. Haves

Camp Del

mp De

nd campers

uned at

with

the out100 Camp Fire

trict of Indianapolis

» (3irls to the: Salvation

an eight-day outw's finale will be arty at the camp, I's. (teen<age girls llors-in-training) the anniversary dinram of songs, skits ing by the campers. r ago that the camp tral district.

INS

to the éer

5 =n bd

the Salvation * Army Camp Wohelo. e Camp Fire watch= up from the first two

the words work, health

helo camp committee

ed on arrangem are P. O. Howard Lytle of ird of the Indiof Camp Fire Lucy Brooks, ’, Elizabeth HamHopkins, Cecelia Su-

SPssic

Mrs

v 1 urncil

dames

Price, Vivian Marbury

ee Dr Miss Chariss Oranda C. e. secretary, and E. W. Diggs.

= a =

Ke LV]

executive

(] ht to Close 100 girls start out to another will be closing yr the summer season. ight will wind up its outd activity “that of Camp Fire Girls

enjoyed: all summer, with an operatta and.council fire tomorrow The Enchanted Isle” is the [ name the operatta and its stars” will be Barbara Redding, Joan- Belle Hays, Jane Collins, Judy Morrison, Carol Cochran, Judy and Jacke Schortemeier, Jacque Dean Wiles, Dorothy | Meeker, Zoe and Janice Clatworthy, Carolyn Hood and Paience Keever The “cho rus” girls will be Bar“bara Thomas and Dorothy Baker. Directing the production are Shirley Diehl, Madelyn Mitchell and Phvllis Forbes, The Indian Council fire will be lighted at 7:30 p. m. with the heme of the program based on

dhe spirit of Wohelo, Miss Rose-

r is in charge of the ceremony, ian Dance of the Harn” will highlight the will receive the camp.

THE BOROCEN 60.

“Beulah is Celebrating Borden's Flavor Special . . . Fresh Peach Ice Cream!”

“And, “here's

* says moma Elsie,

really” ‘something

to celebrate! All the lscious goodness of goldenripe fresh peaches . . . plus the smooth richwess of Borden's ice creamd

There's in your

a Borden decler neg

Bordens

ICE CREAM

Tale

ordens ~~

IEEE aT

Fire Girls |

Farina with milk and honey Sugar cookies Hot rolls and butter Beverage

n n u

Dinner Chopped steak American fried potatoes

foods and the effect of the food fenced in a ring is always dramatic. Tomorrow & recipe for- Indiana corn {pork chop skillet dinner ring with creamed chicken

*Indian corn ring with

EVERY WOMAN WHO ENJOYS cooking and takes pride in serving food should own at least ohne mold—a ring mold, for so many kinds of food preparation. The rounded up ring’ provides a receptacle for some harmonious

It is useful

and

creamed | Plum sauce

Blueberry Lemon met

*Molded fresh muffins

Dinner

Cole slaw with chopped apple and |Hoefgen st.

| Poached eggs on toast

Luncheon fruit salad

ingue tarts Dinner

{Fish poached in buttermilk

Miss Sue Mann Miss Shackley Wed Mr. and Mrs, William Shockley, Is Engaged

3529 Rockville rd: marriage of their daughter, Kathleen, and Woodson M. Ritchie, son

The Pillow's Li « The prevalent ‘idea that | announce the |wijl last a lifetime, or can even be : handed down through generations,

| Mrs. Adeline Mann, 2210 Avon- of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ritchie of |l8 erroneous. Feathers are fragile

{dale pl,

announces the engagement | Gosport. The~wedding was June 16 and waste away after long usage.

land approaching marriage of her| |in the University Park Christian|The pillow loses its, buoyant resi~ | daughter, Sue, to Paul F. Cameron, church. The couple will be at home/lience, and is no longer effective as

Nothing to Lese.. | Foy, 522 Chances sonal

. Cathedral to Have " . Summer Festival 88. Peter and Paul cathedral will sponsor a dinner and summer festival on Aug. 24, from 5 to 8 p. m,, on the school grounds at 14th and | Pennsylvania sts. General chair men are Raymond Luley and Ed-

{

‘Child's Picture Taken in Our Studie. ’ No Fee — Neo Obligation.

jam CHILDREN'S

Lines, dinner; Miss Jess Mansfield, I's the kind of contest thal gives each

a rest for the neck muscles. 4

win Sowar, { ; a Other chairmen and their com-| | NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH CoNTsy mittees include Mrs. Charles B.

First Prize .;, .850000

Chill sauce . ‘ y A Chilled tomato juice | siitue religious Articles booth; Miss Mary | child on equal chancel If your youngster Second Prize". . 250.00 Wheat flakes and milk Frenched green beans Parsley p Aes Wan McNulty, wonder basket; Miss is 14 or under, we'll photogroph him, or Total of 522 Prizes Currant Jelly omelet Cole slaw Spina h with lemon butter Marie Quinn and Mrs. A. H. wor. is our. tdi rout r ond Rolls and butter Applesauce | Tomato, onion and green Pepper gumohrey, linen booth: Mrs, J | fy non ido w vay enter JUDGES: John Robert Powens |» Beverage Milk Ho drink: - Four & for each | salad Sh {Herbert Hartman and Miss Betty Tou Jovere’ poss May wy sand oo Wave Tousey Fongel, Angelo y » wn child; 2 c. for each adult. Orange bread pudding {| Kelleher, doll beoth: Mrs. Thomas | pavyanulity charatier, on n ahi, fanny Blondie Singleton ® a =n Milk to drink: Three eo. for each 4 the portrait... ond not on beauty alone, Arthur “Dogwood” Lake , , , Cooked figs with lemon IE hild: 1 lor each adult Broden, fish pond; Mrs, James x . child; 1 ¢ ach adult, ( Puffed cereal with milk TUESDAY Poa Sheridan and Mrs. Ernest Langen, Sponsored by the Netienal Auociation of Department Stere Studios Buttered graham muffins Breakfast mo : country store; Mrs. Warren Pree. Beverage® SATURDAY man, ping game; Boy Scouts, dart Personalized Poriraits . . , Third Floor * oa a oe butt ds Breakfast game: Junior C. Y. O., refreshr e cake Er ana Sirup | go. say ments; Senior C. Y. O, jitterbug Fresh pears Jitterbug i le ¢ 3 Cot a eapme ORs ili Luncheon | French toast : a arke, ames, Sug Ee loalc's Buttered raisin toast Vegetable soup > Luncheon Onarles M Moran and Miss Marie : Beverage Egg salad sandwich on wheat bread Boiled frankfurters on buns” i -— - . - 8 4 o Butterscotch pudding Shredded cabbage and green pep- | ff, Frozen strawberries Dinner per slaw | Oatmeal and milk Lamb chops * " Stugared fresh ptheapple { : s Canadian bacon Mashed potatoes “ | Chocolate chip” cookies ” Toasted buttered English nama Buttered kohl-rabi i Dinner : J VJ Beverage ‘Chopped’ spinach and lettuce salad *Stuffed tomato with tuna fish . with 1000 island dressing salad : ? > | Watermelon pickles. Potato chips ! Unusual Holder *Marshmallow peach ple | Buttered peas | Milk to drink: Four c. for each |pot clover-leaf rolls child; 2 ¢. for each adult. Alata zeviiie ‘ { , a Chocolate souffl | 120 E. Washington ; Milk to drink: Three c. for each! WEDNESDAY child; 1 ¢. for each adult * - » Please, Because of Limited Quantity No Mail Orders. "i Breakfast 2 4.8 : ne § IN F ! Sliced bananas on ready-to-serve | SUNDAY cereal Breakfast Cinnamon toast Mixed fruit cup : tach Bacon omelet 4 Ep ARCHERY Sliced cantaloupe with honeydew | Dinner . and watermelon balls, grapes, Roast loin of pork plums and diced pears { Baked potatoes Baking powder biscuits with peach Green beans with Hollandaise preserves | sauce | : ’ Dinner {*Poached- apple slices . *Lot-Ju-Kair-Ngow (tomato. green | Cottage pudding with fresh fruit | Collegiate Model No. 64 set in8 MA, STeen| sauce - | cludes 5-ft. Falcon bow of lemonpepper, beef and crisp noodles " | . . Clover-leaf rolls | Supper wood with durable bowstring of r sausage and lettuce an . . Lettuce wedges with Frencl y lve: h. 35am, or 3 tuce sand- hemp . and six 24-in. cedar ressin wiches on rye brea . . De aripls bis | carrot. sticks arrows with plastic necks. Milk to drink: Four c. for each Raspberry ice Complete child; 2 ¢. for each adult, Meringue cookies ’ uu Milk to drink: Four c. for each 5 33 4 x / . child; 2 for each adult, * ho THURSDAY 5, fOr each acu > ’ ; *Recipes for dishes marked with ~ : : Breakfast ecipes for dishes mar " * 5 a - _ 3 ’ asterisks will appear tomorrow Collegiate Model Ne. 65 includes By MRS. ANNE CABOT Sliced peaches : through Wednesday. kl 5-ft. 8-in. Falcon bow of lemonScrambled eggs with diced bacon no —————— | J To obtain complete ecrocheting| Raisin bread toast Hv. C. 7 U. to Veet : i AR wood ‘ae handmade bowstring and instructions for the pineapple pot- Lubtheii 4 et | ; j six 26-inch cedar arrows with holder (Pattern 5789), enlarged The *Washington W, C. T. U. wil lastic nocks Com lete sketch of stitch used, send 16 cents,| Tomato mushroom rarebit on toast meet at 1: 30 p. m. tomorrow at the Of heavy dull sign cloth in vivid col- P : P : your name, address and the pattern| or boiled rice home of Mrs. Anson Thomas, 4917 ors. Body of compressed straw with

number-to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 8, Wells st, Chi-| dressing cago 7.: Doughnuts

Mixed green salad with 1000 island | Rockville rd.

{lead devot [will review

ons,

and Mrs the vear's work

Mrs. C. B. Reese will Thomas

burlap covering and tufted like a mat. tress. Solid, substan-

$$) .90

lock’ ¢

SMOOTH, COOL AND SLIMMING

Striped chambray, buttoned under the cross-striped fly, with two pockets for your loafing hands. Pink, blue or gray stripes with white, Sizes 12 to 20.

8.98

MAIL AND PHONE (RILEY. 8421) ORDERS FILLED

Daytime Dresses, Fourth Floor

CINE segs

s&p-05

36-In. Diameter Paper Faces, 50c Each

QUIVERS

tial, 6 in. thick, 36

$2.60 and $4 FINGER GUARDS ...... 241.25

ARM TABS ......... ..$1.25 HUNTING ARROWS . “seat 108 BO W S (Steel Heads) TARGET STANDS ...... $2.90 Of lemonwood with reinforced fiber (Folding Tripod Type) ends . . . natural finish. Built up, narrow laminated handle. 26 to 50-

3 soe ser i |

for the hunter

|. DUCK DECOYS En 8s3.15

Boys’, Girls’ LITTLE BOWMAN Archery Sets

Of 'dependable Tupelo wood. 4-Pt. hickory bow . . . 4 51 = metal-tipped arrows and 16-in. diamJ eter colored bull's-eye paper target. Dozen

DONALD DUCK

CAMERA

oll

ANSCO FILM

for Movie Cameras

8, 16 and 35 MM.

Complete with 1 r No. 127 film

MEN'S SWIMMING

TRUNKS By Catalina

5] 6G

$42.98

AYVAD

WATER WINGS

Alrtight and waterproof wings of plastie fabric with welded seams. Strong safety Sep-19 { belt . . . supt ports 300 Ibs.