Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1948 — Page 22

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A——— |Blvd. The group will have lunchBRIDE—Miss Marthe Pettiionn wil WEDDING NEARS—Aug. 22 is the defe meeting. bride of Kenneth E. Pope Oct. 16 for the marriage of Miss Mary . Oertel and Ripple Christian Church. She is the Ray Barton Smith. The parents of the « Mr. and Mrs. W. 6, Peattijohn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W, Oertel, st St. Mr. and Mrs, N. E. Pbpe, 1006 and Mr. and Mrs, Rex Smith, 18th and | E \ve., are the prospective bridegroom's ThS rite will be read in the St. John Evangelical [they used to be” Hileen said. iE and Reformed Church, Cumber > a L hardly ever ses sweats al oe wise, it's about the same.” - For Two Suits—$100;

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have been made for the monthly! wy. rine luncheon-bridge party the Merid- ers Club ian Hills Country Club will give Joon esi al 1 p. m. next Tuesday. Luncheon will be served !nhursday. . Harry at the club House. Dewey St., will be the hostess. Reserving tables are Mesdames Mies Helen Armantrow, will .T. {preside at the 7:30 p. m. meeting Fitzhugh Traylor, R. T. Fatout today of Beta Eta A George 8. Olive, R. W. Mossman, Sigma Phi ES hapter. Beth G. C. Hpllings, Graeme B. Sup- rority club room. ple, H. D. Hooley, Frank J. Wise,

a burr under many a husband and makes him a suc-

| announced by her parents, Mr, ne ay Hensel, 5205 | 5. Manker St. He is the son of and Mrs. George .Voutes, City The rite will be

. i mretgman photo. CHAPEL RITE—Sweeney Chapel, Butler University, will be the scene of the wedding Sunday of Miss Jo. Ellen, Everson and James Edward Miller, Their patents are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph B. Everson, 3156 Col lege Ave., and the William B, Millers, Evansville,

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is photo. TO BE WED—Miss Betty M. and Donald G, Busch

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Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. Their parents are Mr. and ‘Mrs. Chester Gully, 1321 Exeter St, and Mr. and Ms. rad Busch, 3459 W. Michigan t. Fi

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Bicyele Enthusiast To Test. Record

NEW YORK--Miss, Norma Belloff, San Diego, Cal, recently departed from New York in an attempt to establish a women’s coast-to-coast bicycle record.

trek is sanctioned by the Amateur Bicycle League of America. She hopes to complete the journey in

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My Day— High Food Bills

May Influence Voters’ Choice

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HYDE PARK, Aug. 12— Barly this week I was sitting

{in my car waiting while some

the younger members of the ily and a

a New York state park, One of the

that they didn't have too many visitors -at the park this gummer and I said something about‘ the present high cost of living. I suggested that perhaps when people got through paying their food bills they had to decide between having meat on the table now and then and taking a holiday, and that the majority evidently decided on meat. He laughed and said, “Prices are "certainly high and they

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at's what worries not only the women but the men to whom I have talked. It seems to me that when the Congress members t home they will find that ir record is part of the coming campaign, To do nothing about something that affects the daily lives of the people may mean more to the people than all the promises political candidates can make. : .

Pans-Should Be Dull Letting tin pans become dull is smart housekeeping. Dull tins absorb heat better than shiny tin. Scouring pans to make them shine may rub through the thin coating

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Defense Uses Blackwood Response As Indicator

First of all, West has five hearts, and there are three in the dummy. Assuming that

East has opened from a four-

card suit, there would be only one heart in declarer’'s hand. Furthermore, Miss Osborn points out, North has more or less indicated that he has only . one ace by signing off with five spades. That ace should be the spades ace, which would leave East with the ace of clubs. If East happens to hold the ace-gueen of clubs, West's correct play at trick one is to go h the ace of hearts and

cess. But it must be mighty toligh on women like our one-time neighbor. And it certainly must get in a lot of men’s hair. “Identification” can be carried far. ?

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