Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1948 — Page 25

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ENSEMBLE FOR SUMMER—This striped and plain Wakefield's summer line is as functional as it looks. The

roups will be Mr, anq | M. Miller Jr. and Mp, Paul J, Miller, ang Mesdames Lowell § vey Antibus, Harolq

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By JEAN TABBERT light but sturdy. It will blend Se ae? 0 de ; niture put out by the Heywood- : 50 a hs ee Edward Driftmeyer Wakefield Co, is that. in nam Available at _Banper-White-2. 4. i ly it's usable in . bm res ng Beces InActually it's a va- , y Boe a Roberts tt riety of ways in the home. As arm chairs, end chaies Bnd a tesses for the Juniiop the “first furniture” of a newly- Variety of end, amp an 3 r= rorning at the theats wed pair, it ‘will serve ade- cular tables. The w th fi a They will be Mesdame, Bj Qustely in & small home or special appeal—it's smoo ha wry, LG Bune B apartment until, the family ished so as not to snag, y EA Wore E budget grows to maintain more - looks rugged. and Owen C P conventional pieces. The ash frame, shaped by » Poll. In addition to the “first fur- ' steam bending, is bound toniture” theme, the pi are gether by plastic reeds. The cing part in present. made specifically for rumpus bamboo-like finish is- obtained ict play, pantomimes room, sun room or enclosed by rattan-simulated markings - om plays are Misses porches. That's where the liy- burnt into the finish. elds, Danna Drewry, ing room furnishings can go. The reversible cushions of the ufford, Natalie Pals after they've served their pur- upholstered pieces are in 2a nne Millér and Harold pose during those first budget- variety of new coverings. These 8. Walter S. Russell ll wary years. include nubby cotton florals, 2 of the costumes, The furniture would wear bold striped or block, modern well in a youth’s room, too. ° ts. The colors were dee Bagwell The wood, honey-colored ash, is signed to blend with decorator Ved Apr, 24 £7

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and approaching f their daughter, Ag. N. Pennsylvania St, , Plotner, son of Mrs tner, Converse, and r,” Amboy. le will be married at on Apr. 24 in Green. Plotner attended Ball aers’ College. | td 4H

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to the divan. to form a four-seat sofa in the modern manner. The tables are equally

This Summer Furniture Line Is A' Versatile One; * Kecreation Or Living Room

combination of Heywoodsingle chairs may be added

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able at a moderate price, they a have a built-in luxury angle. The cushions of the sofas and chairs are sag-proof, thus add-

hues of carpets, lamps, paints and wallpaper. The. shades izclude eggplant, a purplish blue; smoke, a blue-gray, and petunia,

a deep rose, ing to their ‘beauty as well as Although the pieces are avail- comfort. \ ’ Let's Eat— ;

Enriched Marshmallows Way to Gain Vitamins

By META GIVEN ] YOUNG AND OLD love marshmallows.¢Whether they toast them over camp fires or the home range, float them on a cup of steaming cocoa, or consume them just like candy, the soft fluffy whiteness and the uncloying sweetness has continued appeal to tens of thousands. ' Marshmallows come now with vitamins Bi, B2, niacin (the antipellagra vitamin) and vitamin D added as well as the minerals/1l c. confectioners sugar calcium, phosphorous salts and|’41b. quartered marshmallows iron. When you go shopping for|l ¢. heavy cream, ma A , look for the en-| Slice berries, combine with riched ones. sugar and marshmallows. Let * » » stand for one hour. Combine STRAWBERRY MARSHMAL- (with the whipped cream. Chill ; " LOW SAUCE for 15 minutes in a freezing tray. (For Monday dinner) To be served over plain cake or 1 pt. strawberries waffles or with ‘pancakes or rice.

Men and Women— a] Smoking Manners Are Bad Among Both Men and Women

! By ERNEST E. BLAU butts that they pose a major R SOME reason, men cleanup problem after every and women seem to aban- run.

don their manners when they light up to smoke. And when you figure that almost 35 billion cigarets are smoked by Americans in a Year, that can add up to a lot of bad manners. : Mealtime smokers, who wouldn't think of sticking their -elbows into another diner’s ribs while cutting their steak, think nothing at all of blowing smoke into the food and faces of people around them. They'll flick ashes and even drop burnt matches and butts into a partly empty cof-. fee cup.

Even when ash trays are liberally provided, smokers go on messing up things—including themselves. As one male observer says, “There's no more depressing sight than a man or woman on the street with a cigaret drooping from the lips and ashes falling on the clothes as walk.” You'd think that millions of women coming into the smoking circle would have tended to improve smoking manners but not so. A survey made by a woman’s magazine among several thousand women, sums up the situation: “Feminine smoking habits are barbaric.”

The Market Basket—,

» » . THEY'LL grind a ecigaret” out on a good china saucer. Railroad cars in which smoking is permitted become so

dirty with ashes and cigaret

‘Best Buys’

In Produce

Topping the list of vegetable buys on Midwest markets this week is celery, followed by Ice‘berg lettuce, spinach and rutabagas. Impressive price drops came on

asparagus and cucumbers while prices on onions and cabbage rose. generally. The new items appearing on ) | the markets are the first homegrown wintef onions, California

1 asparagus, hothouse tomatoes and new potatoes. Soe ) Apples continue to be the bar-| gain leader in fruits followed by grapefruit and juice oranges. ————————————

Miss Barbara Martin Names Attendants

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Proper Paint Helps Save On Fuel

Consider fuel saving next fall when painting radiators this spring. The paint on the radiator may help or hamper it in giving off heat. Metallic paints, such as .the bronze or aluminum .often used on “radiators, cut down the amount of heat given off. Shiny white paint has the same effect. This is because these paints give the radiator a bright surface, which reflects heat inward as well as outward, thereby preventing full radiation. | In contrast, a flat paint with some color in it may improve the heating efficiency of the radiator. In general the darker the color the more heat given off by the radiator. Few people would choose black radiators in their homes, but a dark shade of flat paint that harmonizes with the color of the room can be used to make the radiators both efficient and inconspicuous. Other radiator tips for fuel conservation offered by engineers are to avoid covering the top of the radiator with a cloth, books or other articles which prevent free circulation of air. Keep the radiator clean. A heavy coat of dust or cobwebs acts as an insulator and encloses the heat. Use a sheet of shiny metal in back of the radiators in wall recesses to reflect the heat out into the room. Before turning on, the heat next fall, check the radiator air vents to see that they are working properly and that air is not

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* Times” Sewing > Entrant Registration Here is my official registration for The Tinfes’ National Sewing

Contest. I will bring my contest garment on Apr. 19 to the place to be announced in The Times. :

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I plan to enter in the classifications marked

18 years of age. (1) Dress—Rayon, silk or Wool..cieees (2) Dress—Cotton........ (3) Coat or Buit........

~————Standard Pattern Group, Junior Division, entrants 18 years or under, (1) Dress........ (2) Suit or Coat......:.

Glamour Group, no age limit. (1) Evening, lounge, beach wear, etc, from standard pattern or original design. 3

—— Original Design Group, no age limit. (1) Dress, suit or coat originally designed by contestant and intended for adult or upper teen-age wear.

————Children’s Clothing Group, 70 age limit. (1) Clothes for children up to 12 years of age.

Mail rw: Bewing Contest Editor, Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St.

J. T. Frederick Will Speak

Prof. John T. Frederick, writer, ism at State Teachers College, editor and critic, will speak on/Moorhead, Miin.; University of “Out of the Midwest” at the last/Notre Dame and Northwestern general meeting of the Indian-| University. apolis Branch, American Associ-| Miss Annette Short will introation of University Women. Theiduce the speaker. Mrs. John session will be at 6:30 p. m. Tues-| Paul Lahr, president, will give day in the. Broadway Methodist|special recognition to the Recent Church. Graduates Group. Prof. Frederick, who writes, a| Mrs. Russell Benson, presidentweekly book column for the Chi-|elect, has named Mrs. Lahr and cago Sun, will comment on recent Mrs. Loren C. Harkness, a past books by Midwestern authors. He|president, as directors for next

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Lynspun Coat Style’ in plain colors. Sizes

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ungham, Ala., will be the matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Barbara Martin to Richard Clemens Vonnegut on May 1. The maid of honor is to be Miss Ann Jackson and the bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth Pratt, West Englewood, N. J.; Miss Patricia Martin, Hollywood, Fila; Miss Elizabeth Lund and Miss

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Adeline Kadel. The best man will be Anton Vonnegut, father of the prospective bridegroom, and the ushers will be Henry J. Peirce, James Failey, Charles Smith, Charles Brown and Mr. Mackey. Mark McWhirter is to be the ring bearer. Col. and Mrs. Harry Hood Martin, 350 N. Meridian St. are

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Button Front HALF SIZES In Ifma Hill Dresses 10.95 and 12.95

For cool, comfortable, style-right dresses ¥o see you through the Spring and ~ Summer, Irma Hill designs these short sleeved button fronts. Each style is

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