Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1948 — Page 30

AGE 30 MALL HOMES

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: 3 Freed, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bay-|versity of Michigan and has her Announced Wedding ard A. Freed, Bayside, L. I. The master’s degree from Purdue UniDate of Daughter wedding will be at 6 p. m. Dec. 18| versity. The prospectivé brideMr. and Mrs. Verlin B. Cain in the Bethlehem Lutheranigroom is a graduate of Swarth- ‘ . . ’ Church. more College and received his 830 Congress Ave, announce the| Miss Cain is a graduate of the master's degree from Purdue. He - approac marriage of their | Indianapolis College of Phar-jis a member of Phi Sigma Kappa. daughter, Patti, to Dean Winslow macy. She attended the Uni-iFraternity, : Rr em.

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signed to be built on a very narrow lot and to include many of the more modern ideas that have been suggested

for newer homes,

Everything is all on one floor, and radiant heating is employed. Here are outdoor living areas, picture windows and many other new and pleasing step-saving features. The exterior of the home is designed for field stone or rough brick, but it could be built of almost any material desired. The garage is actually detached from the house, but because

‘of the walled-in outdoor /living area connecting these two units,

it give the appearance of an exceptionally large and pretentious

home. ¢ You enter the home through left is a large coat closet. You which shows the result of the planning. The entire wall on the left is picture window and to the right is a V-shaped picture window which extends over the entire wall on this side. There is a natural fireplace in one wall with built-in bookcases on one side and seats with storage cabinets on the other.

» . » YO GO directly from the din-. ing area into a compact and well planned kitchen. One wall of this kitchen is also picture ~window which extends over the sink and work counters on each side. There is a range on the

| opposite side in one corner and

a refrigerator in another corner with working surfaces in between. There are ample storage shelves on both sides of the sink. From this step saving work area you go directly into the utility room where you find your laundry tubs, furnace and room for automatic washer and mangle, and storage room for cleaning equipment. The service entrance opens directly into this utility room. Between the living room and the bedrooms is a hallway

which passes a large storage closet with shelves for linens, blankets, etc. The bathroom is divided into

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Zonta Club Plans to Meet

The Zonta Club will have a 6:30 ‘p. m. dinner meeting tomorrow in the Spink Arms Hotel. Miss | Meta Steinfort, chairman of Dis{trict VI, Zonta International, is {to be the guest speaker. “Twelve Spanish American Countries in Color” is the topic of Miss Steinfort's talk. She will {llustrate her speech with colored ! slides. | The club will celebrate its 29th anniversary and a collection for {CARE packages will be taken up. Miss Jessie McCallie will preside. Miss Frona Greene is in charge of reservations and Miss Eunice Henley heads the arrangements land decorations committee, Mrs, ‘Margaret Foster will plan the program. | Club members will honor Miss Steinfort with a dinner Sunday in the Kopper Kettle Inn.

List Dedication In Tudor Hall

Special services will be held at {10:15 a. m. Monday in Tudor Hall {School to dedicate the memorial to Miss Mary Elizabeth Chipman. Miss Chipman, who died last June,

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try. In fine English bronze finish, inset of 6 to 7-inch Padrara onyx; complete with hand-

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six. . { Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal, will deliver the dedication speech. An electric organ and a piano for [the classroom of grades five and isix will be presented in memory of Miss Chipman. The gift came from the contributions of parents, alumnae, students, faculty and former teachers of the school.. Mrs. William Hall, president of the Alumnae Association, and Mrs. Perry Meek, president of the Parénts’ Associa- | tion, headed the memorial fund drive.

cast base; complete with hand-sewn Celanese shade. Nothing like this value in town.

Pint-Size Nickname | WASHINGTON—Col. Mary A. Hallaren, director of =the U. 8. Women's Army Corps, is affec- | tionately nicknamed the “pintsized colonel” by men officers. {She holds the Legion of Merit | with cluster, Bronze star and | Croix de Guerre.

Rocket Aids Learning | WASHINGTON—AIlthough the rocket today is in the same stage of development as was the airplane at the end of World War I, it has brought more knowledge about the earth's atmosphere in the past year than had been ac|quired in the previous 20 years.

| Feminine Shoe Shiner | NEW YORK—Lois Schench, lage 24, shines shoes in New {York's Times Square. She says {she averages $4.50 an hour, {thanks to generous tips.

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a protected doorway and on the immediately enter a large area most advanced ideas in open -

contains the bath and shower and a wash bowl, and the other room contains a lavatory and toilet. ?

- - » DIRECTLY beyond this divided bathroom is the master bedroom, which has a picture window along one entire side and a smaller picture window on the other side offering cross ventilation. There are two large wardrobe closets in the master bedroom with siiding doors. The smaller bedroom has a picture window along one entire wall and another smaller picture window on the other side. It also has an exceptionally large wardrobe closet with sliding doors, You can leave the living room and go directly into an outdoor living area. This particular part of the plan could be made whatever size your lot warranted, but part of. this outdoor living area is covered and makes up one end of the garage. It is shown as a playroom and could be used for this purpose, but it also has a fireplace and grille for the cooking of outdoor meals. It is intended that this home be heated by hot water radiant heat installed in the cement floors. However, if other type of heating were preferred in this home, a partial basement could be excavated underneath the center of

two rooms according to the tng house, and the stairs leading most modern ideas. One room i, this basement could be placed

{where the furnace is shown on the : floor plan. If this was done you Novack, Joan Owen, Barbara dames Ed Simmons, Donald Mc- Wildwood. Mrs. Elizabeth Yohler,

sould have room in the basement Pearson, ‘Beverly Simon, Ruth|/Closkey and Charles E. Duncan president of Kappa Chapter, will

for an in-door recreation room. | Ann Thomas, Sarah West, Grace'will assist the chairman.

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TOTAL INCLOSED (Small Home No. 21)..$ Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will

. present a book review at 8 p. m., AQAreSS .ocssvovscsssnsnsnssssssncsssssssssscenssssssssssscnse (Dec 8 in the World War Memorial. The review is being spon. CItY covcesssssossssossasscsssssnssssnssses State ..esvsssssscees [sored by the Indianapolis Alume 2 nae Chapter, Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Proceeds of the event will be used for the Institute of Logopedics, Wichita, Kas. national lproject of the sorority. Miss Mil.

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31 Initiated Into ‘Spurs’ Ge an ad, Sa

Thirty-one Butler University Whipple and Margaret Whited, Mrs. Benjamin B. Hinshaw and sophomore coeds have been ini-| Indianapolis. [Miss Harriet Holmes. tiated by Spurs, second year, Out-of-town coeds initiated by| Mrs. Alvin H. Barrows is ticket : : {Spurs include Misses Jean Ban-/chairman. Her committee mem. women's honor society, it Wasicroft, Polly Cochran and Marian bers are Mesdames George A. announced today. Membership Collins, Anderson; Miss Patricia |Schnieders, Earl C. Schrader and in the honorary is based upon|Cooper, Tipton; Miss Donna Dean Charles R. Farmer.

campus activities, | Miss June Bodley, East Chicago. headed by Mrs. Frederick W, and leadership. Steiger, assisted by Mesdames P,

Coeds initiated include an ia 4ion Pearl Willis, Frank H. Dunn, Earl ‘Alumnae Association ;* Moomaw, John A. Alexander

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Carolyn Black, Jacquelyn Bern-plang Bridge Party |snd George H. Hosmer, Miss Mar-

hart, Betty Blade, Carolyn™ iniversity of Illinois Alum- tha Frances Dunn and Miss Betty, Briggs, Winifred Bundy, Anna-{n,, Association will have .a J. Boettcher. belle Church, Nancy Claar, Bar-/pridge party at 8 p. m. today in ” para Ingersoll, JoJan Keller, the Riviera Club. The party is| Installation Planned Marilyn Kender, Mary Alicejopen to members and guests. Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Deltg Kennedy, Shirley Klinge, Joan| Harold Naegele is general Sigma Kappa Sorority, will be inLeBien, Betty Ann Lewis, Mary|chairman and C. Richard Fulmer [stalled at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Malott, Doris Maviyt, Glorialis president. Messrs. and Mes- home of Mrs. Merle Sutherland,

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