Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1948 — Page 31

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FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1948

Gs and Well-Fitted Shoes Woman's Club

Give Growing Feet Support [Hears Address a On Suffragist

Mrs. Frederic Krull Is the Speaker Mrs. Frederic Krull spoke to ithe members of the Indianapolis Business and. Professional Women's Club last night in the Woman’s Department Club. Her topic was “Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Pioneer of Seneca Falls.” “Mrs. Stanton was the first to {demand various rights for women before Mrs. Krull said. “She was not a mere. feminist but a great humanist. “Mrs. Stanton did not demand suffrage alone. She wanted educational equality for women and she asked for the right of married women to own property and share In the guardianship of her children,” Mrs. Krull added. The speaker's mother attended a Vassar College with Mrs. Stanton’s daughters and Mrs. Krull is a close friend of Mrs, Nora 1 Barney, Greenwich, Conn., grandTw ‘daughter of Mrs, Stanton. “I met Mrs. Stanton when she ‘was a very old woman and I was a very young girl,” Mrs. Krull sald. “Her magnetic personality still cast a spell over friends and enemies alike, She was a great person who wanted equal opportunities not instead of a career as a homemaker, but in | addition to it.”

Local Washington U. Alumni to Meet

The Indianapolis alumni of Washington University will have a luncheon tomorrow in the Marott Hotel. They. will attend

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FOOTWORK FOR SMALL FRY—Sturdy oxfords which the little gi right] is lacing up are a recommended choice for school wear rather than the less substantial shoes (upper left) which are designed to be worn for play. Before new footwear is: bought, this child's feet are measured (lower left) while she stands on ruler in order to. determine correct shoe size.

“By ALICIA" HART NEA Staff Writer LITTLE FEET which pound pavements to and from school need the support of sturdy, accurately fitted shoes. The type of shoes recommended by experts of the American Foot Care Institute are leather oxfords which lace over the instep, have soft leather uppers, flexible leather soles and a firm counter that grips the heel. The experts who make this recommendation are podiatrists,

“Lote Have beer ‘prevented dure. img out ok BaEaise WHEY, (fons. f ing childhood if mothers had feét are measured, see that she |j,ncheon. picked the proper. shoes for stands up for the shoe sales- Blair Gullion, W. G. Bowling, growing feet. man. ‘A standing position al- |Nejson Pope and F. G. KettelAs harmful as putting a lows for the natural spread of |x amp will attend from St. Louis. child into shoes which fail to feet. Since feet are rarely ever (yea alumni at the luncheon will provide adequate support is to exact mates, each foot should |jnclude Messrs. and Mesdames keep her in footwear which, be measured, and shoe-size |yonn HH. Hamilton. Howard H. she has ‘outgrown but which should defer to the larger foot. [gi1) Cecil Mathews and Robert seems too good to discard. Since A test a mother can make |; wolf, Bruce E. Dolch and John a child's foot can expand a full for herself when she wants to [yy Harvey. size In two months, it is not be reassured that shoes are salesman uncommon for a little bean-. right for her child is to see stalk to outgrow shoes before that there is at. least threeshe scuffs all the new look off quarters of an inch of space the leather, beyond the toes for wriggling those men who take ailing feet .So, in your effort to avert room. As a final test of fit, in hand. They claim that most future foot troubles, have your see that the shoes’ leather up“of the wdultfoot ~troublés-child's-feet-remeasured-for-sige.—pers-can. be.pinched in a. iu. which are marched into them when she shows signs of grow- by your fingers.

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Fall Festival Today

Mrs. Henry Lang is chairman and Mrs. Elmer Sampley, cochairman, of the Fleming Gardens PTA fall festival being held today. 5 p. m. in the school.

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SMALL HOME-—

THIS SMALL THREE-bed-room home is only 39 feet by 25 feet, and vet it contains more convenient living space than the average home this size. Building plans show the house built of brick, but fit would look equally well in horizontal wood siding or cinder block construction. You enter the house through a sheltered front door that opens directly into one corner of the living-dining area. To the left of the entrance is a wall closet, nd to the right is a large natural wood fireplace with built-in book shelves along one side. The large corner windows give this room an exceptionally pretentious appearance. . » » YOU. GO directly from the dining area into a well planned oblong kitchen. This kitchen has a picture window across all of one end which gives it a very spacious and airy look. There is ample room at this end for a table and four chairs for an auxiliary eating space, if so desired.

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Attractive 3-Bedroom House Offers Convenient Living Quarters

The service entrance opens directly onto the stairway to the basement, which is excavated under half of the house and provides ample room for modern laundry, heating room and recreation room. » » . YOU ENTER the three bedrooms and bath from a square hallway opening directly from the living room. The master bédroom is 12 feet ¥ inches by 9 feet and has two large closets. The other corner bed-

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room is not quite so large, but it also has one large closet, and both of these rooms have cross ventilation. The central bedroom has one closet and a bay-window overlooking the garden at the rear of the house. The bath jis all three a linen storage cabinet in the bathroom and another storage closet in the hallway. The house is so designed that You could add a ER This-breeseway cond be. screened and made into a pleasant summer eating room.

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. Attends Convention Miss I. Hilda Stewart of Tudor {Hall School is attending a meeting of the Head Mistresses Association of the Middle West in Columbus, O. The convention opened yesterday and will close tomor-|Department's Foreign Service, They are scattered around the "The hostess for the meeting is globe with jobs | Mrs. Walter Marvin of the Co-/ministrative assistant to cultural

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