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rom the Cenk. Mrs, Paul rman of the . The group m., Nov. 186, Koons, 5767

the members d the special eir book and ' Auditorium, 966 N. Belle10stess to the ons group at . The subject ir; Process of rances Moder

partment will eting Nov. 17 . C. F, Otten, Mrs. Robert f the fathers Phillip Reed pment of the litioning for

+ it is expanded.

.is not found in the average home Compactly designed.

FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1948

“SMALL HOME—

Compact Dwelling Is Expanda ble;

ing out, and is designed to be AS YOU enter the house you expandable upon the need of aniwill note an ample closet on the, extra bedroom. {left for the storage of coats.

The exterior of the house is blocks, but it would look equally placement.

There is a

attractive if built of brick or|picture window in the front and closet with

white clapboard siding.

left-hand front window, you can {looking a terrace. see how the house will look before! There area, but there is plenty of room

THIS SMALL ONE bedroom | actually place the cost of this age of linens,

= ” ” THE BEDROOM is exception Alally large for a small home and {glance to the right shows a provides ventilation in three di- " {natural fireplace with ample wall rections until such time as the shown built of cement or cinderispace on both sides for furniture additional bedroom is added. The large bedroom has a large storage wall

sliding doors.

The space in the,

home contains a heap of living home at a very minimum for corner -could be used for either, r “for the young family just start-(FFA approval. - |a. shower or the new typs square,

This

If you another smaller window in the type of door saves a great deal -place a piece of paper over the back of the living room over- of space that is ordinarily occupied by the old swinging-type is no separate dining door. Admittedly, this house isssmall,

It has a very clever exterior DY this terrace for dining table and while it would probably be

appearance, with

windows in both the living room could be inclosed with screens deep-type The overhanging @Pd provide a pleasant summer could pinch-hit for laundry tubs,

and bedroom.

kitchen sinks

large picture and chairs. In fact, the terrace necessary to install one of the

which

roof above the front door, the ating place as there is a kitchen actually, the house has a lot of

shutters and the door itself all door opening directly on to this convenient and g incorporated under a very small The kitchen is small but very area. * With the present high prices of pleasant window over the sink building construction, this little

give this home a look of preten-| terrace. g

tiousness and individuality that } There is a

of this size.

pleasant

living

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For Theater Production

A partial list of patrons is announced by the Alpha Latreian erally Club for the Civic Theater production, “The Barretts of Wimpole

Street,” which the club will sponsor Sunday.

be a matinee. Proceeds will go to the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp, which the club has been supporting for 20 years. The patrons include Messrs. and Mesdames Roy Elder _— Adams, William B. Ansted Jr. Inter uy a dinner in the PropyE. Clifford garreut, "Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Foltz Baxter, Arthur V. Brown, Charles wij entertain for Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris, Fred W. Jungclaus, L. Johr I. Kautz and Mr. and Mrs. . Millikan and Harry Reid. Weber Donaldson. Dr. and Mrs. dr i: a Mrs. Russel §. Charles E. Harrison have invited Also Mr. an 3 rs "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colbath and Williams, Mr. and Mrs.

The performance will

Arthur R.

For Young Family #: 1 Good Point

~—=————— the disease is acute and rapidly

Club Announces Patrons

The Doctor Says—

Of Leukemia § 1 ger —Its Rarity

Blood Disease an Unsolved Problem

i By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. © ONE OF THE most difficult unsolved problems of medicine is a disease known as leukemia of !whieh there are several kinds. i Leukemia is a disease of the {blood and blood-forming organs. Like cancer, which it resembles in some respects, the cause is s0 j far unknown. Although there are several va- 2 rieties of leukemia, the important thing to the patient is whether | 4

{progressive or chronic and siowly 3 progressive. : ” ' { In both cases, the white blood ks {cells in the blood are abnormal £ g®N {and usually increased in numbers. The numbers of red cells are gendecreased producing an anenia. A ! Frequently, too, the spleen. which lies in the upper left portion of the abdomen, is enlarged, and changes are found in the bone marrow. ” n ” IN THE rapidly progressive types of leukemia, there is sometimes nothing much that can be done to slow down the pe a of the disease. In many cases, however, the disease passes into the chronic stage without any treatment at all, or perhaps aided by the treatment attempted.

By MRS. ANNE CABOT

Whether you choose a boxed, ruffled, or square flat cushion, | you'll be delighted with the finished results. Lovely flower motifs to embroider or textile paint on ready or homemade cushions make beautiful gifts to give or receive. Complete directions for making the cushions as well as

. superior

The floor plans show a circulat-

looking out on to the backyard home is all that a good many|

with a shelf underneath which families can afford, and vet it w

oollen Jr., Gen. and Mrs. How-

Evans y Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lacy and In the chronic leukemias, there will entertain them later in their are several treatments available

embroidery and textile painting

+ 21.4 We, the Women— Saf, t Delight ‘More Method

Than Madness In New Style

Men Again Notice Women's Clothes

By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer 4 “WOMENS CLOTHES are prettier right now than they've been in a long, long time.” The man who made that remark made as much fun of the. ''new look” when it was new as did most men. He was just as then as any other male about the silliness of womer in following the fickle fad of fashion. But

Ruth Millett now that he is thoroughly used to the “new look" it looks good to him.

All of which goes to show that women aren't so dumb after all in going in for sudden fashion changes.

Such changes in styles not

i only give the women a lift, they

make men more clothes conscious, too. And even though they rebel at first at sudden changes in women’s styles, they soon get used to them and

over the old.

think they're an improvement

irman of the ing heater in the left-hand corner q,;)q pe ysed for potted plants will give them a home that is not ard H. Maxwell, Dr. and Mrs. home. which may bring about tempor- In$tructions.

ivi hi - : | , ; To order hot-iron transfer for | 4 8-9 tions = group of the living room, which SUg- ,,4 would provide a gay decora- only good looking but one that Gordon W. Batman. and Mes- . . lary improvement. None of them, ° rr db : at 1:30 p. m. gesis this house could be builti tive touch to this a center. will po pleasant 38 tive in as J dames Samuel Ashby, John W. Parties, Dinners however, can be counted or for Sesigas, stiter nsirations, ma. [IF WOMEN went along year ‘harles Oster- without a basement, and the “pyo'hah ig next to the kitchen and one which any family would Coffey. F. E. Gates, Henry H. Will Follow Show permanent cure. The byproducts [oT TeAUINeMOns, color SUE: | after year with no drastic ., is to be the square type construction would ,., provides space for the stor- be proud to own. Hornbrook. Eli Lilly and Carrie; Mr, and Mrs. William 8. Horn's ©f 2tomic energy “(radioactive ge q on or. 9 mm Noiery changes in style, men would beBooks, sec- = : aT as er = wns ee ei —— R. Rink, Miss Emma Claypool, Sa LT phosphorus in particular) have I Xtile painting for Pattern | : will meet at D It Si K =] 7 ) > = R Ri K, Honris "and Te guests at the play will be Mr. and been used in some form. of leu- 5900, use the coupon below. come as bored with their nt elta dYigma nappa, Building plans and specifications, How many? [Edward H. Harris "an Oy Robert Horn, My. and Ap, PER used some 1 latin a3 woentn wee WHIT TReN's n the Rauh 5 Schwitzer. 8. kemia in an experimental way. The Rey. D. Marks Founders Day including scale model in first set...o.e.....87.25 hee ea Mrs. Henry Churchman, presi- John Rau Jr. anil Mrs. Mildred Slowing down of the leukemia . Sivch re unchanging styles. {. S. Harding Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority A . bulldi : a 'dent of Alpha Latreian. and Mr. Doud. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Vic- has occured in some patients and ANNE CABOT But by giving” them a rude will hold its 25th national found- dditional building plans.......... ceeseees 0.10 evseesressss (opurchman will entertain guests yepvis il Lo important information on be-| ; : : | shock every now and then by : ; ery’s party = will include Mrs. 4 3 The Indianapolis Time ers day tomorrow in Lafayette.. pian books (26 small homes) .veeveseessees 1.60 teeerersesss at the play and later at a buffet/. oo oo havior of the disease has been polls 1imes | a sudden style change the Alpha Chapter of Lafayette wil : ' : |supper. Invited are Messrs. and ace Schulmeyer, Sam Johnston gajned. So far, however, perma- | 530 S. Wells St. {| women keep men noticing. be the hostess group. There will el | Mesdames Walter H. Mont- and Sam Johnston Jr. . nent cures have not been reported Chic 7 1 | And though they may laugh be a formal dinner at 6:30. p. m. 3 : gomery, F. E. Glass and C. Fred Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. from this form of treatment. Cag0 of, | at first or protest that a new to he followed by a dance. TOTAL INCLOSED (Small Home No. 19)..§ {Davis. Mrs. Charles L. Walker, Conwell R. Smith following the The only good thing that can No. 5900 Price 16 style is ridiculous they soon get Miss Lucille Curley, national Name & |general chairman of the event, matinee will be Mr. and Mrs, be said about leukemia at present LalM Cc | used to it and decide they like president, and Miss Vera Will- EA IT renee terete Iwill fete Mesdames G. E. Vickery, ¥rank Moore and Mr. and Mrs, is that it is a comparatively rare Name | it. Women let them like it for mott, supreme organizer, Will De Address seseseeesvissssssssssssssssssasssessisssssessssesansss [John Wilson, John Barney and Douglas. Morris. Mr. and Mrs, 1isease. > Treefrrrrrenesesstrttet | awhile, but when they show guests. Local members planning yi ;+Helen Rohlwing. Francis A. Sommer will entertain! CHARTER EN EIR NARRATES signs of taking it for granted, to attend include Mesdames City civiiieiiniiiiiininiisinenensssnenaas State voici, | Mrs. Carolyn Hargitt will have at the Civie performance for Mr. Colors Sponsored | | they suddenly adopt a comHubert Mutch, Gene Clinton, : ‘ {in her party Mr. and Mrs. Marvin and Mrs. William H. Thorp; Mrs. LONDON Princess Elizabeth Street cccccuvieiisiiaisiannass | pletely new “new look.” i ; nt 5 : + : o } A I i Mrs. 0 8s Jlizah ) p . Chafles 8 Brown Jr. Jack Yols Ti In This Form. Inclose Check or Soney Opder aud Lugar. Dr. and Mrs. James Mayme Pruitt, Columbia, Ga..is sponsoring two colors for fall City It's just a change of pace, and ley. John Menchhofer and poh: i pois Browning and Mrs. Edwin For- Mrs, Edmund Rosenberg and and winter—golden bei dildel =" Titres tte tne : B rd Lynch ey, who also will be her guests Miss Mary Wil goicen beige ah el a change Of pace. is good ernar ynch. rey, § guests Miss Mary dman. blue, State ....ccoereciernenanienes Btrategy. F W . ; i WASSON'S THIRD FLOOR HAS THE WORLD'S > . ¢ MOST GIFTABLE 3 . LINGERIE eo 0 0 FOR ' OU! \ )

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