Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1947 — Page 17

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'CREOMULSION

‘Mr. Crighn | Will" Speak

The Marion County Council of Republican Women will have Hobart

noon luncheon meeting Thursday at

the Columbia club, Mr, Creighton, |

speaker of the house of representatives, “will discuss bills passed “by the current legislature.

Hostesses for the luncheon will be|

Mesdames 8. L, McCormick, George F. Kleder, Fred Atkinson, Schwenzer, Don Branigin and W, C. Aibers, Mrs. Hubert Jordon, new president, has announced committees for the year. On the ways and means , committee are Mesdames Glenn Harper, Margaret Jones, Charles Mann, William Kleinhelter, Betty. Grifith, Ruth Perrin, Ethel

and Miss Hazel Patterson. The legislative committee includes Mrs. Frank Lahr and Mrs. Louis R. Markun, and the house commit-

tee consists of Mrs. Blanche Mc-|

Kinney and Mrs, Oliver Pickhardt, In charge of membership are Mesdames Bernice Donavan, Carl Schwenzer, . Charles Ellenberger, Flossie Weimer, John Pople, Raymond indi. Frances Bauer, Nellie Nutt, Mary | Rhoades and Miss Hattie Benefiel. Mrs. Alleen Kidd and Mrs, Kleder are in charge of cards and flowers, and the program committee is made up of Mesdames Ellen Tiison, Irwin Yeagy, Jessie Boyer

On the telephone committee are Mesdames Atkinson, Branigin, W. Hazel Orme, M. B. Hedges, F, E. Artist,

ner, Goldie Smith and Love Benefiel. Mrs. Fern Norris &fd Mrs. Lynan H. Thompson are in charge of speakers, and hostess chairmen are Mrs. George Greenwalt and Mrs. Maude Smith, Mrs. William Bosson and Mrs. May Brouse aré on the auditing committee, and Mrs. Ethel B. Den-nis-is in nis-18 in charge of publicity.

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TEEN TOGS— Vacation dreams are spinning in Marylee Merrell's head as she tries on a two- | piece plaid fl cotton. playsuit, Dotted swiss puffed sleeves are topped with 8 ruffle and her short-suit buttons down the back. The ‘plaid skirt has an eyelet ruffle around’ its flare. Marylee is a senior at Noblesville high school and

is vice president

Teen Tall—

Guest Speakers Are For: Horizon Club City-Wide

Conference on Friday

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER

TOO MUCH HOSTESSING prevented Indianapolis Horizon club girls from enjoying last year's regional conference,

Michigan to entertain.

Oamp Fire Girls. At 4:15 p. m. registration will begin in the First Baptist church and workshops open at 4:30. Four workshops will be held (two at a time) and outside speakers have been invited. “Know Your Values and Materials” is to be the subject of Miss ‘Josephine Boyd, head of the home economics department at Manual high school. The Woopedah Horizon club will have charge of “that meeting with Doris Herbert as chairman and Beatrice Mendez as secretary. The P. U. G.'s will‘: conduct the other 4:30 p. m. forum with Mrs. Elinor Waldron, “assistant fashfon ‘co-ordinator at Block's, as guest speaker. “Cultivating Poise” will be her subject. Janet Miller is chairman of that group and Barbara Turner is to be stcretary. » » ” THE TWO 5:30 p. m. workshops will be on “How to Choose Your Career” and “Qualities Sought in the Business World." Shortridge Junior-Senior Horizon club is planning the formér meeting and Jean Bures and.Nancy Botwell are in charge. Speakers for this group will be from the club—Mary Knight, Mary Bertram and Betty Ann Baker. Coordinator for the meeting will be Miss Mona Jane Wilson, teacher at Shortridge. The other group will hear Miss

service for the city schools. The Crispus Attucks Horizon club, the Blazers, have charge of the meeting. A covered-dish supper will follow the workshops. Planning the program, decorations and supper is the Turquoise club and the Washington Horizon (lub has

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Fire Girls from Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Illinois and

80, they've planned their own conference for this Friday and it will be exclusive to Indianapolis Horizon club members—teen-age

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Janet Miller will tell about ,Horizon club conferences and Barbara Jackson-will play the marimba and Jane ‘Anne McCammack the accordion. ” n » ; A SPECIAL guest will come to Indianapolis March 20 and will be the “birthday week compary” of the all-city Horizon club meeting. She is Miss Edith M. Kempthorpe, national adviser of Camp

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Z until - tender. Lift out and serve of Alpha . |hot, The sirup may be used several chapter, Psi Chi |times if a little more water, sugar club, and a |afid corn sirup are added each time. Serves five: » member of ri. F.H.C. club. | ONIONS IN LEMON PARSLEY. on BUTTER (Block si) (For Friday dinner) . 1 to 1'2 Ibs. onions, 1 tbsp. butter 12 tsp. salt

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and flavor, Apples, now a bit past their prime, need some supporting flavor. Although one cannot restore the malic acid that the apples original ly contained, one can purchase lemons and cranberries to give a lift to the apple flavor. n » » POACHED APPLES . * (For Thursday dinner) 1 c. apple juice 1 ¢. sugar 1 c. light corn sirup Juice of one lemon (3 thsps.)

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Either white or yellow. onions may be used. Choose mild, sweetflavored ones. Peel carefully to preserve shape. Wash, remove thin slices from root and stem ends and slice onions % inch thick. Have the butter heated in a skillet; add the onions, then the salt; cover, reduce heat and cook slowly. until translucent and tender but not soft, from five to seven minutes. Shake skillet occasionally while cooking. Serve piping hot with lemon parsley butter dabbed over the top. Make lemon parsley butter by letting three tablespoons butter stand at room temperature until slightly soft, then cream thoroughly, stir in gradually one tablespoon lemon juice,” thén fold in 112. teaspoons finely chopped parsley just before distributing it over the hot onions. These are delicious with panfried liver. Serves five.

Youth Concert

THE INDIANAPOLIS “TIMES.

Co-ops’ eT Hits $25,900,000

Farm Bureay Groups "Hold Session Here

The 1946 business volume of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-Operative association totaled $25,900,000, reflectihg expanded services for members, the association's annua) report diselosed today. The report was made by Marvin J. Briggs, general manager at the opening of the association's annual meeting here today. ; During the past year the association completed erection of a new petroleum cracking plant at Mt, Vernon and a new warehouse in Indiaanpolis, The co-operative purchased a second coal mine in Kentucky and work was started on a new superphosphate plant in connection with the association’s fertilizer factory in Indianapolis. Implement ‘Sales Large

The association now owns two feed mills, four soybean plants, 85 incubators operating in 34: county hatcheries, two implement factories, three fertilizer plants, one seed plant, two lumber mills, a shingle mill, two coal mines, an oil refinery,

lines, two river.barges and two ¥iver terminals. In order to keep pace with demands, the association added more than 75 elevators and warehouses for grain to.its holdings in 1946. Sales of implements were tripled in 1946 with a volume of $2,600,000. The group has promised another $4 million worth. of implements for the year, beginning June 30, Mr. Briggs said. During the past year the association more than doubled its vol-

a paint plant, oil. wells. and nip.

NATIONAL 24-HOURr FORECAST SUMMARY: Snow flurries are foreseen from the "Plains states westward through the central and nerthern Rockies. Rain showers will be general through The centred), Rockies; California. and. the. . northwest coastal states. Rain is expected in the western “and central and western - Gulf area while snow flurries are expected to continue in"'thé North Atlantic states tonight and tomorrow. (See pre- . cipitation areas on Fotocast map.) Cloudy skies will persist from the northern and central Rockies through the central Plains northward irito the Ohio valley to New England. Clear weather will be

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confined to Virginia, the Carolinas, Delaware, New Jersey, the upper Lakes region and southern New England. (See partly cloudy and cloudy areas map.) Small craft warnings are displayed irom Block: isiand 10 Cape) Hatteras. while southwest. storm warnings will be continued from Eastport to Block island. These winds are the air flow around the low pressure cell which recently blanketed the North Atlantic states with snow. ! Warm, moist air will flow 'inland . around the low pressure cell in’ the central Plains. .Tem-

the southern Plains to well above’ normal as Gulf air moves into

ume in the building, steel and coal department and distributed more than 20 per cent of all fertilizer sold in Indiana.

Cancer Fund- Goal Set at $282120

A goal of $282,120 was set today for the Indiana Cancer society's campaign beginning April 1. Next month has been’ designated as “Cancer Control Month.” The Indiana goal is part of a $12 million national goal set by the American Cancer society. Representatives of the medical profession together with civic leaders will hold a state meeting in the Claypool hotel Thursday to discuss plans for the drive. William H.“Ball, Muncie, is prest-

Tonight

Affiliated groups of the Indiana

Fire Girls, Inc, a staffer for 33 years. ~ The next regional conference for the girls will be held April 26 and 27 in Detroit. All the clubs are choosing delegates now —one girl will represent each group. in the city. :

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A lovely embroidered panel to make as an Easter gift to a favorite child measyres 15 by 17 inches.. The glowing harmony of the various cdlorings blends beautifully with the black lettering used in the words of the prayer. Use rayon satin, hand-woven linen, handkerchief linen or a smooth-surfaced cotton for “the background material. A narrow gilt or pastel-painted wood Is suitable for the framing: To obtain: transfer pattern of the Lord's prayer panel (pattern 5109) color chart for working, stitch illustrations, amounts of colored flosses specified, send 16 cents in coin, your name, address and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Indianapolis Times, 530 S. Wells st., Chicago T.

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Federation of Musi Clas will present a Youth concert at 8 p. m. today in Caleb Mills hall. ° The con- | cert will close the first annual meet{ing of the first district group’s “music for our wounded fund.

and W. F. McNairy.

{ridge high school will be in charge of stage management.

Lengthen the Life Of Your Linens .

_You can lengthen the life of your still hard-to-gef linens and fine damasks by folding tablecloths and napkins differently after each laundering. For instance, fold in half, then in quarters after one washing; .in thirds and sixths after the next. Avoiding repeated creases in the same place prevents wear along the folds.

of {the federation, and will benefit the

| | Assisting at the concert will be Fire Routs 100

Messrs. and Mesdams Warren Gibson, Carl Switzer and Carl Irrgang ‘and Theodore Steele, Joel B, Ryde More than 100 guests were routed

| The stagecraft class at Short-| fire caused several thousand dollars

men said.

dent of the Indiana Cancer society and Mrs. Ronald M. Hazen, Indianapolis, is’ executive vice president. Anton Hulman Jr, is campaign chairman.

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damage at the Milner hotel in downtown Anderson. : When the blaze broke out in a maid's closet on the third floor at midnight, hotel employees quietly went through the 60-room fourstory structure and told the guest that there was a small fire. Most of the patrons spent the night at the nearby Anderson Labor temple when fire and water damage made it impossible’ to occupy their rooms. The flames shot through the fourth floor to the roof instead of fanning out. into the rooms, fire-

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HOLLYWOOD, March 4 (U, P.). — Mrs. Maria Feliza Vanderbilt sought a divorce today. from Rail'foaa, Helf Cornelius Vandérbift Jr. 48, charging extreme cruelty. The 29-year-old heiress to a Mexican cattle fortune filed suit yesterday, exactly six months to the day they were married at Reno, Nev. It was Mr, Vanderbilt's fourth marriage.

Shortcut to Death

PATERSON, N. J, March 4 (U. P.). — Mrs. “Agiies Brennan, 65, squirmed through a hole in an 8foot fence to ‘take a shortcut home across the Lackawanna , railroad

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