Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1948 — Page 15

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Will Be Feted at Dinner; Mrs. Mayer Plans Shower

Lawrence Bailey Will Marry Helen Smith; Fern Wilkerson Is Wed to Mr. Shirley Engagement and marriage announcements share the

(1228 Central Ave, Arch D.|bride of Dean I. McMonigal, Los Warren, Gilchrist, Ridgeway, Sid- Angeles, on Wednesday, Aug. 11.

"|The Rev. L. G. Crafton, pastor of Jey Siavena. Dwight Brown, Dal: ine hd: GC d

Robert Phillips, A. W. Holtegel home of Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Eyden, 415 W. 64th St. and Rafnel, Miss Gilchrist and The bride is the daughter ‘of Miss Brier, . Mrs. Ethel Rohlfing, »r in 8 The couple is living at 1228 Cen-

and Mrs. Herbert E.p,; Ave, following a short trip.

Wrancher are on a wedding ‘trip 2 8 0R to Michigan following their mar-! Miss Doris McClintick, who will riage at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in be married Sept. 4 to Robert N. the Irvington Methodist Church. Wood in McKee Chapel, TaberThe Rev. Ralph O. Pearson read nacle Presbyterian Church, is to the double-ring service. be the honor guest Friday at a The bride is the former Mrs. miscellaneous shower. The party Hackney Carmichael, daughter of (will be given by Miss Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Hackney, McClintock, 5040 E. Minnesota St. 319 Graham Ave. The bride-| Attending will be Mrs. Lenora is the son of Mr. and Mrs.|McClintock and Mrs. Howard T. C. E. Wrancher, 312 N. Gladstone Wood, mothers of the engaged Ave, couple; esdames Jack Stow, Mrs. Robert E. Johnston; Ric Powers, H. C. Beem and Bloomington, was her sister's|Naomi\ Kurtz, Misses Mildred matron of honor,.and Robert E./Neal, Mary- Lou Brown, Jerry Wrancher was best man for his!Laslie and Barbara brother. } Mrs, Charles Pratt and Miss After Sept. 1 the couple, both |Virginia Anderson gave a kitchen graduates of Indiana University, [Shower recently for Miss McClinwill be at home at 4509 E. Wash-|tick. The party was in Mrs. ington St. . Pratt's home in Franklin.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Wilkerson, Mary Catherine Zollars,

5129 Burgess Ave., announce the| W, K. Pellett Are Wed marriage of their Miss: Mary Catherine Zollars daughter, Fern, and Wilmer K. Pellett were marand Kenneth ried Sunday, Aug. 15, by the Shirley, the son bridegroom's uncle, the Rev. D. of Mr, and Mrs M. Pellett. The ceremony was in the Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church in Deca~ tur. 1

The bride, who is an Indiana " University graduate, is the daughter of Mrs. John C. Zdllars, : |Shoals. Mr. Pellett was graduated : from Indiana Central College and Rev. Ted Rigdon Butler University and is the son of the Moores- Mrs. Shirley |o¢ arg Winifred Pellett, 717 E. ville Church of God officiating. 48th St. Miss Betty Shirley, the bride-| The couple left on a trip to groom’s sister, was the maid of Michigan and will be at home in honor, and the best man was Huntington after Oct. 1. Ancil Wilkerson, brother of the ® x = Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lynn,

bride. 4 2843 N. Denny St., announce that Miss Helen Smith, Santa Mon- their daughter, Mary M., will be fca, Cal., will be married Friday married ‘o Paul H. Billman Satto Lawrence A. Bailey, son of urday in St. Catherine of Sienna Mrs. A. L. Bailey, 1313-N. Oxford |Catholic Church. The bridegroom St. The bride-to-be is the daugh-|is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nichoter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, |1as Billman, 2225 Villa Ave. Santa Monica, Miss Charlotte Scibetta will be The double-ring ceremony will{the maid of honor, and Robert be read at 4 p. m. in St. Philip|Oliger will be the best man. UshNeri Catholic Church rectory. Mr. [ers are to be Joseph Eagan and and Mrs. Robert Bailey will be the Benedict Koebel. couple’s only attendants. The ceremony will be followed The ceremony will be followed DY a breakfast at Cifaldi’s Resby a tion in the home of taurant and a 6 p. m. reception in the bridégroom’s mother, and|/the Lynn home. The Rev. Fr. the couple “will live there follow-| victor Wright is to officiate at ing a trip to California. the wedding.

Linen Shower Will Honor Wisconsin Vacation Glenna Frost, Bride-to-Be Miss Eileen Newby, 627 N. Mrs. Charles Beaver and Mrs. Pennsylvania St.; Miss Margaret Carl Taylor, 4640 Ralston Drive, Kirtley, Rochester, and Mrs. Pauwill give a linen shower tomor-|line Fleenor, 921 E. Minnesota row night for Miss Glenna Frost.|St., are vacationing for two weeks The honor guest will be married at Three Lakes, Wis. They will Friday to Richard F. Miller. Ap-/motor back through Chicago.

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MARGARGET MARIE KIBLER names

Photo by John R.

this fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Daniel Kibler, 6468 College Ave.—

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chapeau; v Shelbyville, I'amonier departmenEF (tal, and Mrs. Flora Smith, Anderson, l'archiviste departmental. . |

Spickiemire, Times Staff Photographer. all her dolls Suzy and often takes them to her backyard playhouse for an afternoon of make-believe. She likes to stay out-of-doors, having picnics every day, riding her tricycle and playing with the garden

Margaret, who is 314 years old, will start to kindergarten |growth” of

Organizations—

Three picnics are being planned by members of local groups. The Mother Theodore . Circle Daughters of Isabella, will have its annual picnic tonight in Brookside Park. The members will bring their suppers and the circle will serve refreshments. Members of the Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Agnes Keller, are in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. James Carter, 2001 Stuart St, was hostess to the members. of the Vari-Tea Club last night. Mrs. Ray Dorsett was program chairman.

Teen Problems— Stop Bullying Small Fry

By JEAN JUST BECAUSE you're two years older than Junior you don’t have to bully him. No, Joe, it’s not necessary to prove your superiority by get-tough tactics. Big Brothers—and sometimes gisters—who wouldn't dream of slapping or scolding toddlers will go to town on kids just a bit younger than they. » tJ » SEVENTEEN can be mighty mean to 15, 15 to 13 and so on. If you have a tendency that way, better look into it. Bullying is .a symptom of self-doubt, of lack of confidence. The older guy is so unsure of his capabilities and powers that he must continually put them to a test. He may be afraid of outside competition. Or jealous of young brother's growing strength and ability. i ” - » IF you habitually and needlessly needle Junior or boss him around with threats of a licking or—worse still—of tattling to Pop, don’t think you can get away with it. Maybe the kid will outstrip you in” time and give you the beating of your life. Meanwhile, other people are judging you,

Fenton B. Jameson, Miss Nixon Wed

Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Booth] Jameson are on a trip to the West Coast following their marriage yesterday afternoon in the home of the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson, 4644 Central Ave.

The bride, the former Miss Barbara Nixon, New York, is the ‘daughter of Mrs. William Jacob Nixon, Los Angeles. The couple will attend Columbia University

in the fall. ‘

Mother Theodore Circle Plans Picnic; Sorority Council Will Meet Friday

The past and present staff members of the Visiting Nurse Association and their guests will have a “pijch-in” picnic at noon Saturday in Christian Park. Mrs. Ruby Timmerman 4s chairman.

Mrs. Robert Krause, 1138 N.

8 p. m. tomorrow.

be announced.

Men and Women—

By ERNEST E. BLAU N MRS. SNIPNOSE next door cuts her roses 80 you can't have any; or makes her half-blind, 80-year-old father wash the dishes every night—you can put her down as a typical female meanie. And boy, can some girls turn on the spite after they pass out of the charm age! A lot of women develop ingrown dispositions in middle age, when they realize they can't get .the results they used to from face creams, lipstick and girdles. When a woman has a futile, frustrated look while trying on a new dress or hat watch out! She knows life is beginning to pass her by— and she may start to act as ornery toward innocent people .as a bumblebee with itch. Her meanness, of course, is really a symptom of insecurity. It gives her a Httle, last feeling of power. " ” . A MAN CAN act pretty mean, too, but he usually hasn’t got the woman's physiological reason for it; unless it's from dyspepsia. That fellow.in Illinois who was arrested recently for directing a flock of C., O. D. packages, coupons, an ambu-~ lance, the fire department and an undertaker to another man's house~he wasn't mean-—he had jerk-itis; a common male complaint. Yet one of the meanest persons ever to break into the news was a man, not a woman. This farmer was . hauled into court for. trying to get his 71-year-old mother out of his home. He set all kinds of pitfalls and booby traps for her on his property. He hung an empty milk can on a tree beside her window and tied a bull there to keep her awake all night butting the can. He kept digging

Mr. Jameson is a. graduate of the United States Naval Academ

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Oxford St., will entertain Theta Homemakers Chapter, Phi Delta Pi Sorority, at|tomorrow

Sept. 1, at Big Eagle Camp. Fall a plans will be discussed and theiat 7:30 p. m. Friday in the club ol names and dates of plays willjroom. Miss Guyulla Keithley will

Which Sex Can Be Meaner ?

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The Nature Study Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Rauh Memorial Library. Miss Mildred Campbell will show piectures and discuss water birds. Mrs. Hallie Bidgood is chairman.

Club will

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through the yard fence to

shock her . . . planted iron pipes in the tall grass so she'd fall over them. That's mean—that's the real stuff. Men always did claim they can do anything a woman can-—only better. ile ‘Miss Kathryne Owen ‘Will Enter College on Times Special CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. Aug. 24— Miss Kathryne Owen will enroll Sept. 13 in Wilson College {here. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James K. Owen, 4921 Graceland Ave. Indianaoplis. Miss Owen was graduated from

Shortridge. High School, where she was president of the Student

Council and’ a cheerleader,

Flying Grandmother

RYE, N. Y.~Mrs. Alma Harwood of this city is known as the “flying grandma.” She recently completed the New York to Miami air race even though

Open Legion Convention

order this afternoon by Department President Mrs. Floyd H. Grigsby, Bloomington. After several other preliminaries, depart- ' iment officers, district presidents

delegates,

ports from Mrs. Rees J. Morgan,

woman; Mrs. Helen Kundrat, Ft. Wayne, department

The Franklin Center Junmior|the departmen } meet|by-laws, will in the home of Mrs, amendments. One of the main Hershel White, New Bethel. Mrs.(ones this would

A dinner-picnic 1s scheduled] st nontany Will be the as-

for the members of the Kirsh-

baum Players Group for 7 p.m, igma abou all] Phi Sorority city council will meet| Tht Was designed to bring about

Board, a member of the Senior Avocado Half Shells

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The session will be called to!

Committees Will Read Convention Reports Reports by convention committees will be read, followed by renational executive committeesecretary; Mrs. Robert Hoey, New Haven, department historian, and Mrs. Binda Rains, Madison, chaplain. Mrs. Kundrat said she would tell delegates of the “phenomenal the Indiana Depart: ment, with 30 new units installed

partment now stands at a total of 45,567 members, Mrs. Kundrat said.

Highlight of the first day’s business will be nomination of de-

said that there will be little opposition for offices this year. She called this a “rare” situation in the department. Offi will be installed Thursday, last day of the convention. ; Mrs. Ethel Tilley, Terre Haute, chairman of the committee delegated to recommend changes in t constitution and read

each district. Under the present system, delegates are nominated at random. ; Mrs. Grigsby wil present the convention's “distinguished guest,” Mrs. Lee W. Hutton, national president of the women's auxiliary, who will address the session. This will be followed by nomination of delegates to the national convention in Miami, Fla., in October.

Yale Alumni Plan Picnic

“Operation EI” will bring together members of the Yale Alumni Association Saturday afternoon at “Wallywood,” the country estate of Wallace O. Lee. Wives of members also will attend. ‘ Entertainment at the second annual picnic of the organization will feature golf, tennis, swimming, table tennis, shuffle board, softball and bowling on the green. T. Pritchard, alumni president, has appointed James K. Northam chairman of the picnic committee. Assistants are Walter Myers Jr, Chauncey Eno, Peter Larsen and Edward J. Hecker Jr. Mrs. Myers Jr. is chairman of the refreshment committee, assisted by Mesdames Addison J. Parry, Joseph N. Myers, Thomas P. Underwood, Samuel R. Harrell, W. Stewart Roberts, William Shafer, Pritchard, Northam and Hecker Jr.

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