Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1948 — Page 31
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Goldblatt will view at 8 p. m,, Jorld War Mew is being spon. anapolis Alum. pa Alpha Theta
» event will be titute of LogoKas., national rity. Miss Mile hairman, assist ir H. Northrup, . Hinshaw and nes. arrows is ticket ommittee meme nes George A, C. Schrader and T. committee is ' Frederick WwW, by Mesdames P, k H. Dunn, Earl n A. Alexander smer, Miss Mar- | and Miss Betty,
Planned Chapter, Deltg ority, will be in« . Sunday in the erle Sutherland, lizabeth Yohler, ba, Chapter, will e.
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FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1048
Plan Parties
‘Harvest Ball’ Next Week
Many parties are being planned to precede the “Harvest Ball” to be given by the Children's Museum Guild next Friday night. Mrs. Berkley W. Duck Jr. is chairman of the annual formal which will be held in the Woodstock Club from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Attending with Mr. and Mrs.’ Duck will be Messrs and Mesdames David Burns, Donald B. Keller and E. H. Adriance snd Dr. and Mrs. William N. Wishard dinner at
Jr. They will have Woodstock before the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Morris SonVL, Rocap, Robert E. will entertain informally in their and William K. McGowan.
home for Messrs. and Mesdames T. A. Kimberlin, Lester H. Theobold, Robert W. Garton, Howard J. Kemper and Hahns H. Bauck. Dinner guests of Mrs. Harvey A. Tutewiler will include Messrs.
and Mesdames Warren C. Beving-|
ton, Oren A. Chillson, C. Dolly Gray, and Marion E. Ensley, Mrs.
. William T. Eisenlohr, Mrs. John
W. Burk and Harrison Bennett. Mr, and Mrs. Robert A. Blackburn will entertain in their home before dinner at Woodstock for Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Gilespie, Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Jerry Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Spivey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Arensman will entertain informally in their home before the dance for Messrs. and Mesdames Frederick C. Albershardt, Wilbur M. Carter, Lucius V, Hamilton, Robert H. Harrington; Richard T. Hill, B. E. Lapenta and Gilbert L. Small. Also entertaining informally be-
The Doctor Says—
Fibrositis Has Many Causes
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D.
FIBROSITIS may be considered |.
as a form of rheumatism with involvement of the soft tissues such as the muscles and ligaments. Ordinarily in fibrositis there is pain in several parts of the body, decrease in abilily to move, and stiffness The end of the word-—"itis,” _means inflammation. Consequently fibrositis implies that there is a slight inflammation of certain of the soft tissues. ” td o THE MOST common locations are around the shoulder and lower portion of the back, the neck, the tissues around the large joints and the chest wall. The causes of fibrositis are numerous. The mogt common is associated with some infectious or toxic condition. The treatment depends on what appears to be the cause and what can be done for that cause. If the fibrositis is associated with an acute infection, then rest and the appropriate treatment for that infection is needed. If it comes with upsets of the
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YOUR MANNERS— SITUATION: You are tempted to give advice to an acquaintance who has not asked your opinion. WRONG WAY: Go ahead and give it. RIGHT WAY: Realize that most persons do not appreciate unasked advice; also that
fore the dance, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Brosnan will have as guests Messrs. and Mesdames
Joseph Hamakers Plan Buffet Supper at'Home A buffet supper will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamaker in their home for their party inuding Messrs. and Mesdames O. H..Grant, Carlton G. Weiss and William H. Konop and Dr. and Mrs. Don Irwin. The Donald Gibsons will have as guests in their home for an informal party before the dance Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Vollrath, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Paul, Miss {Helen Jenkins and Earl Gibson. {Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ramey will attend the dance with their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kadel. . Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Gable will entertain in their home for Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Sandorf and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heberer. A large informal party will be that of the William H. Forsyths and the John T. Spahrs who will entertain in the Forsyth home for Messrs. and Mesdames Harley T. Litteral, William L. Leppert, Virgil Hebert, William J. Helt, H. E. Resch and Charles B. Tichenor of Danville 4111, who will be weekend guests of the Forsyths. They will have dinner at Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mutz and Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Mutz will have, dinner together at Woodstock before the dance. A party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthus Slifer will precede dinner at Woodstock for their guests, Messrs. and Mesdames James T.
different persons have different ways of doing things, and what might seem like the only sensible thing to you might not seem so to another person. :
Sutherland, George D. Hayes, E. I. Kabel and Frank L. Reissner and Dr. and Mrs. William P Keller.
Plan Entertainment Before Dinner, Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Huder will attend with Mr. and Mrs. C:- P. Dewey. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Umphrey will entertain in their home before dinner at Woodstock for Messrs. and Mesdames William S. Ramey, Gerald Canfield and Kenneth Kinnear. In the dinner party of the John C. Troyers at Woodstock before the dance will be Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Efroymson. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wacker will entertain before the dance for Messrs. and Mesdames D. C. Duck, Ben J. Weaver and
stomach and intestines, perhaps a S. Beard. Dr. and Mrs. E. Paul
liquid or soft diet is in order. The removal of an infected tooth or tonsil may be indicated in some cases, Drugs play a part, but have to be used with care.
Methodist Women
Plan Musical Tea The Women's Society for Chris-
Tischer also will entertain informally in their home for Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. William D. Gamble, Mr. and Mrs. Al J. LeBien and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Berg. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo 8. Lewis in their home preceding the dance will be Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Hadley, Dr. and Mrs.
tian Service, Meridian Street{C. G. Weigand and Dr. and Mrs. Methodist Church, will give a|Carroll E. Roach.
musical tea at 2 p. m. tomorrow,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reilly
in the home of Mrs. Robert Arm-{will have as guests in their home
strong, 5779 N. Pennsylvania St.
Messrs. and Mesdames Richard
Mrs. Arch N. Bobbitt will give/Power, Charles A. Fisher, Alan the program on “Brahms’ Piano|L. Power and James L. Gabriel Music.” The tea is the first one|of Lafayette. Dinner guests of Mr. of a series to raise funds for the/and Mrs. Lyman G. Hunter at new church building. These teas|Woodstock will be Mr. and Mrs. will feature an exchange of talent William L. Howell and Mr. and
among the members.
CREPE SOLE LOAFERS
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beloved crepe soles! Brown suede
white.
Three Sootbie
ILLINOIS ST. ;
an $A99 = green and white, and brown and
| Mrs. Ralph B. Coble.
OCS . .. with those bouncy,
d leather combinations. Also
ddle Oxfords in red and white,
Let's Eat—
Good Pancake
By META GIVEN = WE'VE had a request for some good pancacke syrup easy to make at home, Everyone likes hot, tender, light pancakes, es-
\pecially when soaked with a rich
flavorsome sirup. Good maple sirup is scarce and too expensive for many of us. though there are some pretty fair commercial pancake sirups, good homemade toppings are less
expensive and they can be very also is pleasing. Always serve the
palatable.
A favorite with many home- quickly. A hot covering helps keep
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sugar. When maple flavoring is added to either type of sirup, one| can e that he is being treated to a real Vermont hard maple product. Even light corn sirup heated and maple flavored is a worthwhile variation. Honey heated and toned down with .butter and orange juice as in today’s recipe
sirups hot, for pancakes cool off
Sweet young thing in shiny black patent. 8% fo 12, 6.00. 12%; fo 3, 6.50.
WIDE IN POPULAR APPEAL EXCELLENT FOR CHRISTMAS GIET
BOYS" and STUDENTS
HOCKMEYER CORDS
For his vigorously-speni hours he still wears. exceptionally well-failored corduroy slacks. With the high school crowd if's red ones, or wine, green or blue, brown or Senior cream.
6.95
BOYS’ AND PREP STORE, FIFTH FLOOR
Sirup Can Be Made At Home; Recipe Is Tasty = mii 5,0 Sn nts wa 00 at ef ed
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iS 484 any ally. Remove from heat and stir m with preserves in fla: PE A Milk to drink: One
3 uart for each ehild:| Pour into a heated pitcher and 00s pint for each adult, in addition to serve hot
in the day's menus. oven pancakes. to serve from 12 to 15 pancakes (using one-fourth cup batter for each cake.) dd
Sponsor Bazaar
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® 8 = We Jace SIMPLE MAPLE-FLAVORED Hot maple-flavored sugar syrup | Luncheon
SUGAR SIRUP 2 ¢. sugar. a |1 c. boiling water
American cheese and oelery stuffed toma
Potato. chips. Small pinch of salt chips ; Rg 2 tsp. maple flavoring The Women's Auxiliary, All Fruit gelatine Measure sugar into saucepan,|Saints’ Episcopal Church, spon= Bert pal ast add boiling water and salt. Btand|sored a bazaar yesterday in the TOA
over low heat for two or three parish house. Mrs. G. W. Dodd minutes, shaking pan occasion-'was chairman of the bazaar.
CHRISTMAS IS AFOOT WITH
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
Sturdy robust oxford with Avonite sole. 8'3 fo 12, 6.00. 12'5 fo 3, 6.50.
Wee folks” high shoe in white or brown. 2%: fo 6, 4.00. 6%; to 8, 6.00. 8; to 12, 6.50.
WASSON'S SHOES, THIRD FLOOR sess
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO JUNIOR DEB WITH
PRETTY ACCESSORIES
1. School-stuff-magic purse that
opens fo long lengths ........ 198 2. Tailored box bag that’s sure fo catch her eye ....... 18
3. The encircling wisp of a studded leather Delt .....ivi... 1.19
4. Pigskin gloves fo glow long and lovingly over ........... 2.00
5: Idly twist a long gold braid .
belt round 'n round ......... 1.29 x 3 “ or . = >> : at : x x *- G.tednfed wide belt boasting 5. an
three pixy buckles ..... =. .298
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