Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1948 — Page 15

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THORDAY. MAY w, 1048 Sororities— -

marr Layfield and Jack Patton, Janet Stayton and Miss Jo| Ann Cunningham as models. Mrs,

Richare Coulter is program ¢hair-|

" per chairman is Mrs. James E.

, assisted by Mesdames

Mrs. Hill Seeks - State DAR Post

The Caroline Scott “Harrison| DAR Chapter is indorsing Mrs.

Herbert Ralston Hill as a candi-|

date for the office of state vice regent at the next Indiana State Conference, Mrs. Hill has been secretary | and regent of the chapter, and state chairman and national vice chairman -of press relations. She! i# honorary chapter regent, state) recording secretary and national press relations chairman.

Meetings Set

The following il. of the,

this week at

Baptist; gan, New: Jersey and Meridian ts; Wednesday — St. Paul! - - Omicron

YOUR MANNERS—

SITUATION: You meet the teen-age daughter of a friend whom you have not seen. for several S. WRONG WAY: . Comment on how tall she has

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MOTHER GOOSE'S BLACKBIRDS— These seven members of the We Be Ge Sub Deb Club presented the "Four and Twenty Blackbirds’ number. in-the Sub Deb and Squire Federation show Saturday in Ayres' Auditorium. They! are: Janet Siebert, +-Ruth- Meehan; -Janet-Spall;~Jackie Date, Marian Johnston; Carol Moir and Dee Shurmm: -

{ By JEAN MANEY

{new president of the Sub Deb) and Squire Federation. She was) {chosen Saturday at an all-day election held in Ayres’ committee room. Carolyn is a student at St. [Agnes Academy.

The vice president is Eddie

Dayis from Technical High |School. Nancy Snyder, another [Tech student, is the federation (secretary.

The five members of (he White Whirl Committee, the group in

“Methodist - Hospital - A Crossicharge of. the annual te Piel eld” Day Booked =

paralysis benefit dance, are Jane -|8isson, Tom Pollom, Dick Ral, Marilyn Brennan and Pat Dear - dorf.

posters and carried banners. Vot-

ide|ing was held from 9:30 a. m. to

4:30 p. m. The election took a back seat! from 2:30 to ‘4p. m. when the isub debs and squires presented their version of a modern Mother Goose show in Ayres’ Auditorium.’ Humpty Dumpty and the King’s | men sang their version of “I've Got a Feelin’ I'm Fallin.” CHIEFS Squire Club supplied the talent. | Little Black 8ambo came to the ninth birthday celebration of the

The will have a business meeting and!

| Sub Deb and Squire Federation, ans, got confused on the words CAROLYN GREINER is the too. He refused to go out and to “Bury That Peace Pipe,” and|

see the world and a ichorus explained his {when members of the JETS Sub Deb Club sang “Bongo, Bongo, members were the Bongo, I Don't Want to Leave blackbirds baked into a pie,” ‘the-Congo:* ~Beb—Dickerson A teen-age Frankie Johnny Curd, sang “The Stars orite song. “Nature Boy.” Wil: Remember” before a giant- Tne chorus members sized Mother Goose book -of Show included Johnny McShay, nursery rhymes.

“native” ended up as 10 lost, but hilarious, | feelings teeners.

Club started out as 10 little Indi- Stark, Winnie Matthews, = May... Patti. Watts, Nancy Snyder;

At. Park School Bliss, Elf Gmit, Peggy Hoover:

| Park School's annual field day Don Schmidt, Sue Statton, Jeanne Election day took on all the Wil” start “off Saturday with a Zo0re and Connie Pfisterer. Danny laspects of a political rally. Can- (Picnic luncheon at ndon to be fol- Shay of the Sigma Debs Sub Deb tdidates’-managers—and backers passed out cigars, tacked up

lowed at 1 p.m. by a father-son Club was the announcer. baseball game. “- wd A double-header baseball game {federation session this season. {between Park and Culver Mili-| DR ANSW {tary Academy is scheduled for 2! . |S clock. Mrs. Norman Perry is ERS— in charge of field day arrange-| By E. P. JORDAN, M, D. QUESTION: What is a neurotic heart condition?

ments. ANSWER: This term is sometimes applied to those persons who have symptoms

Auxiliary to Meet | The Woman's Auxiliary to the Marion County Medical Society no real heart disease. It {luncheon at 11 a. m. tomorrow at [the Highland Golf and Country Club. New officers will be elected and installed.

means only that the nerves are affecting the heart and perhaps causing it to beat rapidly.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ ‘Sabre Dance’

The We Be Ge Sub Deb Club “four and 20! and| was —the-—chief: L a ne, character in the teen- -ager's fav-

in the The JETS Sub Carl Lenz, Sharon Pfister, Paul ‘Deb Club and the ASHES Squire B: Kernel,” Bob Nemmer, Susie Mike

= Tack Scott, Dick Busckurk, Wendell Norton, Gordon Smith, Nickie!

Saturday's meeting was the last

in or near their hearts, but |

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At Shortridge |

The Shortridge High School! ROTC unit and the Student Board

| |will sponsor a “Sabre Dance”)

Saturday in the school gymnas-|

Sim. Ben Barth and “hig or]

chestra will play,

Misses Marilyn Alexander, Peggy Snyder, Jane Cooksey and Alison Mead, Bloor Redding, Dick Stoeppelwerth, Dick Bowers and Bob Friedmeyer, ing: Misses Jody Hoster, Alice Gerlach, Peggy Snyder, Marilyn Holtman; Mar-

fith, Maurice Sigmon, Tom Todd,

Bill Thompson, Jack Smitha and Gerald decorations. Miss Cynthia Pittenger, Miss Delores Thom, Paul Cowan and Carl Wetzel, door; Misses Joan Wasrwider. ‘Kitty Schell and Mary

/tickets; Miss Julia Blumenthal, {publicity; Misses Alison Mead, {Carolyn Rose, Lucinda Rohm, {Alyce May, Judi Reynolds and 1Alice Goldthwaite, Jim Slaughter, | Walter Wolf, Web Donaldson and {Bob Christena, posters, Mrs. Eugenia Hayden is the| {Student Board sponsor and Lt. W.. |R. Fleming is senior ROTC in-| |struetor.

Men and Women— Are American Women Spoiled?

By ERNEST E. BLAU

around that women are spoiled. You hear it from foreign visitors in the U. 8. or Americans who have spent a long time abroad-—even from exGL's who say, “American dames are cold potatoes. They want more -than they give. It takes a foreign babe ‘to treat you right!” If that's not a sample of fat-head male conceit; I never heard one! It reflects the tock-eyed attitude you find in other countries, where women | Fo igve- kow-towed to- men for generxtions. In some parts of Europe you. can -still see a woman hitched up with a dog, pulling a milk cart. In other places she’s not allowed to eat with her husband. And in most | countries she's just a com“mon”

American

AMERICAN women spoil ed? Say, rather, they've got smart, independent, self sup- ° porting! Sixteen million of them hold jobs and 46 per | cent of these are married—so | U. 8. gals just don’t have to | take a pawing and pushing | around by the lordly male. |

men who are spoiled. They've

many centuries that American woman's smart

The committee members are .

igaret Owen and Margaret Grif-|

.} Anne- Jones, Dick Bowers, Bloor Redding and Dick Stoeppelwerth,

STORY. has got }

Actually, of course, it's the |

had things their own way so the |

‘By JEAN HOPE’ YOU'LL excuse an autobiographical anecdote. When JI was a teener, an aunt invited me to bring some friends out to her county house for a week-end. Over ihe phone, we discussed

make up my mind, so [ asked the whole crowd. Ten of us descended on. Auntie Friday

evening. bag and baggage. She

had expected four!

- - ~ THIS sort of thoughtiessness is a teen trait, I'm afraid. Just the ‘other day, a harassed host

_— for four young friends had unexpectedly . become a party for eight. Each of the guests

invited a pal! And how often we hear. .of casual . get-togethers turning

into bang-up wing-dings, because bunches of kids crashed without invitations.

TEEN PROBLEMS—

“I Witl-Be Held Be-Kind-to—Your- Hostess

“wno" 2 “Pom Diek? Mary? Auntie eft: | the choice up to me. ro And-what-did Ido? I cowdn’t

“that utes din

parties. But: with friends and distant relatives, it isn't fair. Work and “worry,. trouble and expense go into entertaining. Usually an adult has to do the worrying—and the spending. S80 be amart. Don't push hos-

|And Auxiliary

. A dinner, a luncheon meeting

land a card party are being planned by members of American poo ‘| Legion Auxiliaries. .

|. The John H. Holliday Jr. Post and Auxillary will have a dinner :

mee at 6:30 p, m. Wednesday in Ang Marott Hotel, ' Elmer

The post members will elect offithe dinner.

The monthly luncheon meeting the Robison-Ragsdale Unit will. be held at 12:30 D. Mi. omer ‘Mrs, Guy

Re od Yo Woe wr iy a Joutiwen. * Mrs, A wv Lockhart will pre- : side at the business session. Mrs, Bd ge— Fred C. Hasselbring, poppy chair- ’ man, will discuss final plans for Here's Good Use of Blackwood [te sae.

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY Amerioa’s Card Authority CLEVELAND has a new bridge player and a very enthiusiastic one. He is John M¢Cormick. manager of Station WHAM who gave an intelligent demonstration. of ..the Blackwood convention in today's hand, _N A . When his partner jumped to three spades McCormick (South) knew that the whole future of "thé hand deépended upon the number of aces held by North. Therefore, instead of bidding four hearts or any

four no trump. His partner's four-spade bid indicated that they were off one ace, so he had to make a choice. Should he bid six spades, or six no trump? » » .

McCORMICK: felt sure that if North did not have the ace of clubs, she at least had the queen==thus displaying an op~ timism which should bring him great success. . After all, partner could have held the ace of diamonds and neither the queen nor: the ace of clubs, in

which ‘case he might have met

with immediate disaster. cCormick won the opening pe of the five of hearts with dummy's ace, ied a small spade to the king. then made a very nice play. He led the jack of diamonds. West could not be severly criticized for not going up with the ace; at least, he did

Now all of the spades were run, the king of hearts cashed, and the king of clubs over. taken dummy with the ace. On the queen and jack of clubs McCormick discarded his and queen of diamonds. He was left with the

other suit, -he jumped right te

his

not.-s0-the-jack-held-the trick: |

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self-interest is hard for them to take without sulking. Men who really want “unspoiled” women ought to go to Ceylon, where the average female spends her life waiting on men—and manages to live only until she’s 40.

The patients at Billings Hospltal will be entertained at a card party at 7 p. m. Thursday. It. will be sponsored by ‘he Wayne Unit and the Osric Mills Watkins Unit of the 1ith District Auxiliary.

Stuffed Peppers

Add Menu Interest

Stuffed green peppers are a

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hearts and 10 of diamonds in dummy, and in his own hand the queen and seven of hearts. Poor West was squeezed. If | he threw away the ace of diamonds, dummy's 10 would be good; while if he discarded his heart, McCormick would lead dummy’s deuce of hearts to the queen -and the seven-spot would. give him the last trick. :

Mr MeKenney tomorrow will wits about a hand played by Edson T. Wood, Ingiianapolis player;

[Reunion Planned

Cummins and Florence Logan |are making arrangements for the 10-year reunion of the 1938 graduating class of St. John's Academy. The event will be from 2 to 4 p. m, Sunday in the academy {Hbrary. -

‘popular “way of using up a litle leftover cooked meat with bread

fin a satisfying dish. One cup of

diced sooieed meat will serve six. Cut. off. the tops. of the peppers

for five minutes. Brown onions in fat, add bread cubes, seasoning, tomato pulp and fill peppers. Bake in a hot oven.

Council Member Times State Services GREENCASTLE. Ind. May 17 «Miss Marian Miner has been elected a junior representative to the Panhellenic. Council at DePauw University. A member of will be ae Chi Omega ma_Soronty. she 1 be a senior oF FeprshiA a to {me yp is the a re of Mrs. H. D. Miner, 514i Park Ave, Indianapolis

Service Sponsored

The Hayward-Barcus Americar Legion. Auxiliary sponsored the

Vv Grotto Glee Club, directed b: Frank C. Watkins, sang, and the Rev. C. G. Minton, chaplain, con ducted the service, Mrs. Donna Cook” was in charge of arrange ments. 2

Sorority Installs

president of the Delta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Others Irecently installed were Mrs. Joyce | Mutter, vice president; Miss Noble (Fleming, secretary, and Miss Betty Baker, treasurer.

For that vacation ahead . I + pack our

TEA AT AANA Tg

chambray, Butcher-1i

‘Officers Elected |

Miss Elaine James is the new]

Mrs. Wilbur Appel is the nev president of the Broad Ripp!: High School PTA. The othe: officers are Mrs. Hennlog John son, vice president; Mrs. Merk Safford, secretary, and Miss Mar; Connor, treasurer, ‘

_CHARMERS FOR AN EXCITING VACATION! |

nen and Koolmist

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dresses! In eracker-erisp one:and-

two-piece styles ‘ad Susy Iusbion.

~right; budgetright- oF every, prin

occasion “under A summer r suid.

Left to Right:

Lipman's two-piece Koolmist in aqua; lilac, grey. Sizes

10 to 18. .

Jeanne Barrie's blue, grey or to 18.

beige chambray. Sizes 10

Harris’ bolero Butcher-linen in green, royal blue, brwwn,

lilac. Sizes 10 to 186.

Wasson’s Misses’ Shop, Second Floor

cers after Avsiimy

land remove seeds, then arvotl No

vesper service yesterday in the | s- Hospital. The Sahare