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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1948

TEEN TALK— Barn Dance

By JEAN MANEY THE WEST SIDE Open Door Canteen members have only half a fire station and a juke box as their total material assets. But their boundless enthusiasm and hopes for the future provide a full treasury of optimism. : The teen-agers organized the group three months ago with the help of their parents and other interested adults. The volunteer firemen of Wayne Township gave them half of their station for a recreation center. ” » » ON CANTEEN nights the fire engine is rolled out and table tennis equipment takes its place. The first project of the teeners was to buy a juke box. They have dues of $1 a year and a 10-cent admission fee for each party. : ' A barn dance in early July is the first public project the teeners have planned. The dance will be held in the YWCA and will be open to all city teen-agers and their patents. & » . THE DREAM of the canteen members is to finance and build a community clubhouse next door to the fire station. There are 60 active members in the group. The ages range from 12 to 20 years, but voting privileges are reserved for teen-

“"perance Union will be held in the

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agers. Jerry Eidson is president of the canteen. The other officers are Betty Bristow, vice president; Eileen Entwistle, secretary, and Clifford Bristow, treasurer.

Rallies Booked By WCTU

Six regional rallies of the Indiana Woman's Christian Tem-

state today through July 1. Rallies are scheduled today for Cass and surrounding counties at Market Street Methodist Church in Logansport; tomorrow for Benton and surrounding counties at Oxford Methodist Church; Friday: for Porter and surrounding counties at First Metho~ist Church in Valparaiso. Ni ay for Rush and adjoining counties at St. Paul's Methodist Church in Rushville; next Wednesday for Jackson and surrounding counties at Trinity Church in Seymour, and July 1 for Greene and surrounding counties at - Methodist Church at Bloomfield. All rally meetings will begin at 10:30 a. m. and close at 1:30 p. m.

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SWING YOUR PARTNER—The officers of the West Side Open Door Canteen are practicing for their ‘barn dance to be held early next month in the YWCA.

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Rose M. McDonald To Be Married

Mr. and Mrs. William J. MeDonald, White Plains, N. Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Rose Marie, to Robert M. Baer. Miss McDonald lives at 806 N. LaSalle St. Mr. Baer is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell B. Baer, 1410 N. Bosart Ave. The ceremony will be read in the St. Agnes Chapel,

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By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY America’s Card Authority “THE WOMEN bridge players of Cleveland are probably the best organized tournament group in the country, At the Ohio State Tournament, they saw to it that all out-of-towners had an enjoyable time. Mrs. H. J. White has been active in tournament events in Cleveland for a number of years and is a consistent winner, She and Mrs. H. D. McKnight, also

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of Cleveland, won the women’s pair championship this year. Mrs. White ‘recognized today’s hand as an endplay situation rather than a hold-up. She allowed the opening lead of the king of hearts to hold, and when West continued with the queen, declarer did not make the mistake of holding up until the third round. She won the trick with the ace of hearts. - » »

SHE KNEW that she had three spade tricks, a heart, three clubs and the ace of diamonds, A three-three break in either spades or clubs would give her the ninth trick. She could take the diamohd finesse, but if it lost, West would cash

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to guess the diamond play. She simply led the small heart from her hand, and West won with the jack. West could cash the two good hearts, but then she had to lead a diamond into Mrs. White's ace-queen, thus giving her nine tricks.

Ruth Pacala, Fiance Will Be Guests

A bridal dinner honoring Miss Ruth Pacala will be given Saturday night in the home of Mrs. Fred C. Schmitz, 9308 E. Washington St. Miss - Pacala will become the bride of Thomas Bank at 3:30 p: m. Sunday in the Lynhurst Baptist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pacala, W. Kerr Rd., and Mr. Bank is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bank, Detroit, Out-of-town guests at the bridal dinper will include the bridegroom’s parents; his sisters, Misses Martha and Mary Bank; his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bank Jr., all of

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Prange-Huber Rite Is Announced

The marriage of Mrs. Inez Vincent Huber and Louis A. Prange has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Vincent, Franklin Rd., the parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Prange, 4758 Southeastern Ave., are the bridegroom’s parents. The nuptials were read at 4:30 Pp. m. Saturday in the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. Mrs. Glenna Freeman was the matron of honor and John Madiger attended the bridegroom.

A reception held in the bride's parents’ home followed the cere-

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Satin to Shine In After-Dark

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Most of the dining-out suits and. dresses rely more on fabric than cut for their dress-up appearance. Shoulders for the most part are covered, necklines modest and sleeves cut to below the elbow. Skirts, however, run to romantic, dancing fullness. Some are ankle-length, but the majority are hemmed no longer than daytime costumes. Colors range from black through midnight blues to coppery tones and a cool, pale char|treuse. Large, black cartwheels jand picture hats are shown with most of them—the better to catch the candlelight and keep the soot off the shoulders. Many of them are copies of French originals, offered for sale at about $75. | Favored alternates to satin are lace dresses, most of which are cut with slightly dressier lines. Black satins are shown in jacquard weaves—small sheaves of wheat are the dull-on-shining pattern for one of the prettiest. It is used for two dresses, one with a slit neckline and threequarter sleeves, another with deap

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