Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1947 — Page 27

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Jardrobe. Dream-Stuff Schedu led For Fashion Shows Wednesday

By BOBBIE SCHAEFFER

‘CHARTREUSE, devastating pinks and luscious blues—they will ‘on parade at the high school fashion show Wednesday in Block's

uditorium.

t « Far those who can't take in the glamour at the ¢ o'clock showing that afternoon, there will be a 7 p. m. showing. Members of the High

Bchool Fashion board—28 of them—will model, along with the Fabric

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. DESIGNERS from COCalifornia, “Bmily Wilkens, Judy 'n Jill and others will be represented on the gunway. Tickets are available in

" the third floor high school hang-

out at Block's and are free. Gals of the fashion board (who have been knocking themselves out preparing for the show, by the way) are Margie Nickels, president, Beech Grove; Delores Beck, vice president St. John's academy; Janis Belcher, Shortridge; Patty Kossats, Howe, Norma Bennett, Washington; Donna Dean, Broad Ripple; Kathleen Dolen, Edinburg: Helen Duncan, Franklin; Donna Etter, Speedway; Leonora Guerrini, Manual; Marylee Harrell, Noblesville; Carolyn Hauser, Tudor Hall, and Patricia Joy and Joan Robinson, Shortridge. Others are Patricia Kelly, St. Mary's; Beverly McClintick, Warren Central; Joan Meyers, Bt. Agnes; Mary Alice Miller, Sacred Heart, Mary Lou Mohlenkamp, Ladywood; Peggy Nabring, South-

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Ardin Sneed, Washington, Boys, hand-picked by members of the fashion board, are Sonny Jack Long,

ual; Bob Osslos, Speedway: Paul

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Washington, Broad Ripple. Members of the Fabric Fashion board are Jean Paugh, president; Janet Mills, secretary; Grace Dorrell, Joan Wade, Mary Margaret Rodibaugh, “Mike” Leland, Norma Schimmel, Judith Anderson, Jerry McDaniel, Mary Jo Cochrane, Joan Seal, Helen Dushman, Jean: Meyer, Renee Chevrolet, Donna Kinzel Betty Brogdon and Palmer Alling.

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Y. Ww. Fund Half -Way To Goal

Victory Dinner Will Be Held on May 20

The Y. W. C. A. Round-the- | World campaign has reached the half-way mark with a total of $13, 740 secured toward the $20,000 Indianapolis goal. -

NYLON WEBBING—The seats and backs of these chromium-plated, pieces are covered with riylon material selected for its moisture resistance, its ability to take hard wear and its bright color.

NYLON ~ that miracle of the | a wise investment for outdoor live modern scientific era—has become | Ing.

an important factor in the home IT WEARS wall 400. in poolfurnishings sphere. side furniture-or in that for vaProbably its most attractive fea- | cation cottages located near the ture is its quick-drying quality. | water, The fabric needs air alone to The fabric is soil and mildew eliminate the damp after-effects | resistant, toa, When cleaning is of freak summer storms. That | needed, a minimum of effort factor by itself makes the material makes it fresh again.

The chair (shown at Adams”) and chaise longue pictured make good use of nylon webbing. The pieces themselves are made of aluminum. As a result they're light and can be toted about easily. | The webbing comes in white, | blue, green or yellow, used singly | or in two-color combinations.

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An all-day report session will be held Monday when workers may (turn in pledges and Subscriptions | from 10 a. m. to'9 p. m. at the central Y. W. C, A. The final report meeting will be at 7:30 p. m. next Friday in Hollen-

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Ie $100 Pledges Additional members who have received $100 or more in pledges are Mesdames Kenneth Campbell, P. Marion Smith, Howard Lytle, (Fermor Cannon, Oliver T.. Martin, Margaret Schackelford, -David! Rubins, Oalvin Hamilton, Helen Basch and Walter H. Latz, Misses

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The -Circus Day Parade chapter, Riley Hospital Cheer guild, met with Mrs. John E. Ambuhl, 1817 N. Delaware st, today. |

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