Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1948 — Page 21
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ill be Mesdames John H, Bingelford rd apd James
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1b Distriet -15. will . annual . meeting: 3 An. Turkey Ran. Miss . Franges polis. Club . presiHarriet West. and. ley. as. delegates, ille Morton, Miss and Miss Ruth ates, "7 4 at the meeting Aura. Albrecht of wa, ‘international Wilda Richardson » executive secrepo? itefusiiuual “of-
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. Msgr. Henry F, it the annual p heon of the Mothr Lady of Lourdes Ly afterfioon in the thiletic, Club. 8, even.
BV. Fro Touls Goone, ‘Catholic Church , ‘ahd. the] Rev. Fr. 8; club chaplain. . ts honored were the mas Tarpey, Henry ul Kernel, George st A. Alandt, Fred
ry. Ritzi, Arthur s H, May and Jo-
A former LogansMiss Eleanor Dailew York, was the
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offs on Weber and Fields and Lillian Russell. The teeners
Boots, : thea Craft Bertorelli is the adult sponsor. The melodrama is the most
CL "SWEET ADELINE’ — This quintet - rahaarses an 1890 ballad for the Teen Talent Show, to be sponsored by the Teen Drama Canteen Apr. 27, 28 and 29 in the Sahara Grotto Home, The songsters are {left to right, front) Becky Shepherd, Stephanie Stanton:and:Betfy Boots and (at back) Emmett Tuxhorn and Don Thiele.
ambitious project: the canteen has undertaken. ‘The heroine will be played by Becky Shepherd; the hero is Don Thiele, and Emmett Tuxhorn is “the
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The group is open to any high interested in dramatics. It meets at 7:30 p. m. each Monday in All Souls Unitarian Church.
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Cream soups need a garnish of some kind to make them appetizing. Croutons are easy and attractive. But so are toasted almonds. Sliver blanched almonds, brown well and sprinkle over soup before serving.
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BUTTERNUT BALLS (For Sunday supper) 1‘¢. butter 14 c. sugar 2 eggs, separated 1 tsp. lemon rind 23% c. all-purpose flour 2 tbsps. milk 1 c..chopped walnuts 12 to: 15 glazed cherries Cream the butter till soft and smooth. Add the sugar gradually, creaming after each addition. Blend in the egg yolks and the rind. Beat until fluffy. Add half the flour, then the milk and the remaining flour. Knead slightly to blend thoroughly. Shape into balls the size of a walnut. Dip into slightly beaten égg whites, then into the nuts. Place on greased baking sheets. Press ha)! a cherry in the center of each cookie. Bake at 350 degrees F. (moderate) for 20 to 30 minutes. Cool on cake racks. Makes two to two and one half dozen
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HONE A i oh ers? If you've just. passed your 15th birthday, it's probably might low. ’'Cause that's the “blues” age for most teenagers. : Everyone seems to be
3h infant. They snare you into discussions, then pooh-pooh your opinions or try to argue you out of them, ’ a8 YOUR teachers, too, are unreakonable. Even your friends seem to have let you down! Well, the low-as-a-snake period won't last. And you're ° not the only one who has suffered. You'll have to get through this depression as best you can—knowing it's temporary, realizing it's normal. ,
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practical? Do you often preface your remarks about others with, “Perhaps I shouldn't say this, but «on Or‘ Personally I haven't a thing against her but , , .”? When praising another person do you let a note of surprise in your voice ‘hint that vou really never expected the person to do so well? When another woman's charin or intellect is receiving favorahle comment do you drag in the entirely irrelevant comment, “It's a pity she isn't more. attractive looking"? Watch your own conversation for these remarks if you want to know whether or not vou indulge in catty comments.
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By ERNEST E. BLAU OMEN HOTEL clerks ** in one city get 8 cents an: hour—men 97 cents. In another city, women elevator operators get 27 cents an hour, men 36 cents. This is typical of many other jobs and cities. The average annual earnings of employed women - in recent years have been $981. But the earnings of men were $2073. Men averaged twice as much as the gals in every except clerical. This doesn’t seem right, of course, and it's hard on many individual women. Yet the whole setup of our man-ruled society is based on men hav. ing the jobs, with ‘high enoligh wages to support families comfortably—the average man having three other people dependent on him. » . »
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