Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1946 — Page 27

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OV. 14, 1948 | THURSDAY, NOV. 14, Jo46 = A HE TNTIAVAPOLIS TINTS oes i Tm ‘It's the Women Who Really Run Things’ | Winter Pastel Norma Miller | Knitted Cap and Scarf Set |Try Vinegar

By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Go ge By MRS. ANNE CABOT, Married

Seripps-Howard Staff Writer ~ or traipse about the country, their/in a desert. One ounce of red, blue or white On Stains To Mr. Brooks

heads together in committee rooms tive would be as helpless as a duck’

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ington women outnumber men by "88 one stands not only his wife, but 8 considerable figure. TAKE HIS secretary away from all the women who help to make

UNCLE SAM is pictured by car-| offices are in charge of women sec-| These women seldom get into wool makes«the snug stocking cap Just the same, our old uncle|of the real work of the government country. Mrs. Mary M. Miller, 1040 Winder- worn doubled around the throat| THERE'S something you can do hol ®/ Just plain knitting stitch, you sim- take. While the politiciaris, put “their him and your average representa- his life pleasanter and easier, ding was in McKee chapel of the A

toonists as a masculine figure, retaries, : print. Nobody takes the time to! decorated with two gay little wool : audaciously independent of feminine| Even when congress sits, the girls praise them or to point out how fgutes.-twe noes of wis) ars aufs Bon many influence or aid. behind the scenes do a great deal|vital they are to the welfare of the ficient for the long scarf which. 1s would have a hard time getting|—perhaps more than the senators Really, men don't run much of and fastened by pulling the long |8bout perspiration stains which i : mere st, announces the marriage of along without the women. In Wash- and congressmen. anything. «In the shadow of every heir. Sateitor.. Norma, 4nd Spe no LR ends through the loop formed by sometimes put their blight on duds, ’ , ; 3 oR {AE 4 the doubled end, As the set 1s no matfer what precautions you F. Brooks Jr. on Oct. 23. The wed- ) 7 ~~ § a ' v ply can't go wrong on it! oh Tabernacle Presbyterian church. ne (i ( To obtain complete knitting ine ay diy TEHOVS salts AgThe couple was attended by Miss 2 structions for the knit snow et|ment clothing agricult dopa t- »/ (pattern 5465) actual size chart for |, inecar op ng specialis, wos Brooks III. After a wedding trip} ( making wool figures, send 16 cents .

h they will be at home at 4904 E | EN i in coin, your name, address and jo lee depen, they ny, pos Hew New York st. Eo \ the pattern number to Anne Cabot,

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; TRL 4 Fresh stains, say the experts, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. ; LN RT The Indianapolis Times, 530 8. and Mrs. S. F. Brooks of 5837 Col-| N Hing CNR Wells st, Chicago T. Neualty Vid: bevier . to "eniptols lege ave. . If YY : , y ists “ »n ALi of g . Miss Thelma Thompson and Aix Second Radio Forum THE METHOD of removal is to

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first dampen the stain with water, \ To Be Saturday then to hold it over the fumes unor corked from a bottle of ammonia The second in a series of radio water, forums on questions concerning | If the stained material is linen. (women will be presented by the sev- | cotton or other rinsable fabric, you |enth district, Indiana Federation of | can apply a few drops of ammonia Clubs, at 10:30 a. m. Saturday oves water diluted to half strength diradio station WISH, rectly to the stain. If you use this Mrs. Donovan A. Turk will be method, rinse well afterward.

Roger Alvis were married Saturday in the home of Dr. Logan Hall, pastor of the Meridian Street Methodsist church. Mrs. Charles Seldmaier and James Alvis attended the couple. Mrs. Seldmaier, 420 E. Maple rd, entertained recently for the bride] {at a miscellaneous shower for 80 | guests.

Trick stuff. Pinch it and it opens to show a billfold, kant-spill plastic coin holder, key case, photo frame and buttondown purse for oddments. Gilt frame, real leather, blue, green, red or brown,

moderator for the topic, “Women:| If the perspiration stain - 3.00 | Parents of the couple are Mr. and Their Role In Government.” Par- fever, is of longer standing, eonsine Thi Emmett Thompson, 2441 N. ticipants will include Mesdames | with vinegar is a method of removal Alabama st; and Mr. and Mrs. Gil=]| Frederick G. Balz, Brandt C. Dow- [which may yield more encouraging {bert Ray Alvis, 242 N. Oriental st. ney and Louis Markun. results, : I. a lock’ ¢ In all our Men's D n all our Men's Departments and our E. Washington Street Sto ‘ Black velvet scallops accent " Nationally Famous NEVERBREAK LUGGAGE Pat Ent's light-weight worsted : ‘ j . wool jersey dress. Helen Bar. =""""" : bieri designed the dress and it Now in handsome, shining alligator-grained comes in pink, aqua or maize.

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: Sorority Groups Overnight Case Set Musicale

With four large pockets and tie- The active and alumnae groups of Sigma Alpha Iota sorority will i backs inside. 21 In. long. : have a dinner meeting and musi- ; cale-at the D. A. R. chapter house : 31.83 at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday. Misses

Helen and Lillian Starost will be hostesses. After separate business meetings. the two groups will hear a musical program arranged by Mrs. Basil B. Dulin. Participants will include Misses Mary Ann Dreiser, Betty Jean Miller and Ann Kahn, Mrs.

Helen Thomas Martin and Mrs. William A. Devin. Mrs. Ruth Tevis Spencer will talk on “People I Have Met and Their Songs.” Arr rod 4

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Wardrobe Tea Arranged Case The Woman's Research club will have a tea at 2 p. m. tomorrow in With 4 hangers to the home of Mrs. C. W. Dicks, 3316 Washington blvd. Frank Wallace, p—————— keep clothes un-

Indiana state conservation department, will give an illustrated lecture on “Beauty Spots of Indiana.”

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