Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1949 — Page 23
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. .. L i ie; C tion | In May ee 1 “Sunde Treat Convention | In May | | { ” lho to ari - : strict, Camp un ay rea | i Meetings to Be 2d Annual Spring a family Lo . Any Sa Proves Economical: | May 5 ,6and?7 Event Scheduled : Vari Hoosier members of Kappa ._ The Indiana Saddle Horse Ase vies Gives Variety Kappa Kappa Sorority will Ror and the Robison-Ragse on is general By GAYNOR MADDOX have their biennial convention | Stig on it y Mesdames NEA Saft Writer | on May 5, 6 and 7 in Indian. dale American Legion Post w = Partiow, R. FOR A Sunday change from, | apolis. Registratiop will begin | sponsor the second annual spring ! E. Klein roast, try this economical Beat | a 3 2 m.-Jay 3 the Fo horse show May 13, 14 and 15 in . ie i Lincoln an e Claypool Ho- -| . les P. Chase SLICED TONGUE WITH BAR- tel. “fiss Elizabeth Osborne, the Coliseum. Gov. and Mrs,
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Henry F. Schricker will occupy ’ Wash a four to five-pound
Mitchell 3s State president. the main box at the first perfor.
There will be a buffet dinner | BY HOUISE FLETCHER
Woman's Edit " nen. will abs smoked tongue well, and arrange’ that night in the Hotel Lin- rE on rume mance. He will oHiclae a In deep kettle; cover completely) coln followed by a meeting of | 5 / : \ opening ceremonies # nference af with cold water, cover, and bring| | the associate groups. On Friday would you wear: A partial list of box holders Camp Fire to a boil. { there will bé breakfasts in the . « » A big navy milan cart. have been released by E. Xie is scheduled Remove any scum from surface, | two hotels and late registration | wheel Nat, by Lilly Daeheé, ney, general ShalrEan o Nr day in Hunt- then reduce heat and simmer, in the Claypool Hotel. At 10 with matching veil an’ gros show. They include Sante. vind about three and one-half to four | a. m. there will be ‘a business rain bow perelied Mics a Put- Mesdameés Marvin Jones, Frank. hips With the hours (about 50 minutes per) | session in the Claypool. gra pe T. Richards, Clayton O. Mogg Ne ion and the pound), or until a fork pierces it { k Revi terfly at one side of the brim, and Wesley Irwin, Col. and Mrs. “= theme of the easily. ‘Book Review ..'. Elvette white fabric Harold D. Johngon, Mrs. Alex presentatives Then remove, pull off skin care- |: After 12.30 b. m. luncheons | i . .. uy Dawnelle. Metzger, Miss Gertrude Brown re Mesdames fully, and trim off thick end | for chapter officers, the group Bergere's gold chain ‘and Charles T. Coates. avidson, Wile where small bones are apparent. | will hear a book review by bracelet Box Hold N d and Guy E, Serve sliced, hot or cold, with bar- { Mrs, Kathryn Turney Garten. Deauville navy failte x rioiders Name ; C. Ba rh | There will also be an afternoon” :: + A Deaut : Others reserving boxes are da C. ngee becue sauce. . Jueit C. Boughton, business rheeting. On Friday A Dag with gold frame, lucite M 4 Mesdames E. R, eh o———— BARBECUE SAUCE | night the delegates, alternates clasp and self-fabric handle ANSWER PE : : | Messrs. an e . : One-third-¢: minced onion, three | ani guests will have an infor- .. + And I. Miller's “Maid of NSWER: This group of accessories, from Wasson's, would Hair, T. D. Adams, John Royse, RI ley 741 I « tbeps. butter or fortified marga-| | mal dinner in the Claypool fol Athens” ‘navy suede shoes. Somplement . Havy crepe town dress for summer, perhaps made Arthur Fairbanks and Motris he. re a nega or gual re 3 Yjage party AR SURE bask. nea 10 aad athe Sh. 8 Accents to, be Picked up and accented bY The poner Dr. and’ Mivs, Russell J. ce, two tbsps. brown sugar, one| e last day of the conven: ? $ ; :
Spivey, Scott Gentry, Bob | Brown, Glen Caldwell, E. F. Kine {ney and Robert Hill. Also Messrs, land Mesdames Walter Porter, Herman Hinchman and Albert Grenwald, Dr. Judson Moschelle and Mrs. Clara Borchert. + OQut-of-town box holders ine
c. catsup, two tsps. prepared mus-| tard, one-half c. water, two tbsps.| Worcestershire sauce (optional)! ¢ one-eighth tsp. salt. { Cook onion in butter until tender. Add remaining ingredients and simmer, covered, 10 minutes. Serves six.
| tion will open with breakfasts | at R 2, m. in both hotels. There | will be a business session at | 10 a. m. in the Claypool and a {| luncheon there followed by a | variety show and another business meeting. The convention | will’ be adjourned at 3:30 p.m.
Designing Woman— La
Screens Make Themselves. Extremely Useful
By ELIZABETH HILLYER A best bet among the new ONCE YOU start thinking screens 18 a flexible type
For the reason of its nice shape and because the screen comes in both natural and a
"SUNDAY'S MENU
Breakfast: Sliced oranges, fresh herb omlet, toasted English muffins, butter or fortified margarine, apple jelly, coffee, milk. Dinner: Sliced tongue in . barbecue sauce, parsley new" potatoes, spinach timbales, rye bread, butter or fortified margarine, old-fashioned
‘Ten Years In Air SAN FRANCISCO — While most airline stewardesses limit
"Miss Dorothy Stumph has spent ‘the last 10 vears at an average altitude of 9.000 feet tending to , Northwest Airlines . passengers } and three more years at lower heights in United Airlines planes. ¢! She makes a flight to the Orient
{their fling at flying to two years, ,
about how you could use a screen at your house, one good idea crowds close on the heels of another. . Could be a screer is just what you need to separate the dining area from the living area in the
living-dining room--or to cut down the yawning width of an archway--to hide an ugly radiator—or to shield light and drafts from the baby’s crib.
made of wood slats. It's lightweight, goes anywhere and fits young budgets. — 3 : . v ”. THE fact that it adjusts to different ‘widths is a ‘practical angle, but‘there’'s. more to that nice flexibiltiv than that. This kind .of flexibility means you can change, the shape of the screen, too, to suit’ your own ideas,
range of excellent colors you may want a screen like this for its decorative value alone.
Plan Sunday Service The Kennington Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, will conduct the Protestant service Sunday In the Veterans’ Hospital. Miss Marie Barton will sing, accom-
rAndrews, Plymouth: Mr.
clude Miss Elizabeth Rariden, Greencastle; Dr. and Mrs, B. M,
Mrs, Parker T. Spinney, Wabash, and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ice, New
Castle. The show. will begin at 7:30 m. and "a Sunday matinee
will be held at 1:30 p.'m. Tickets will Be on sale at Strauss’ May 1, Ticket reservations may be made at show headquarters in the Claye
pool Hotel.
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yo month, panied by Mra. Charles Coyles. strawberry shortcake, coffee, . . milk. - Supper: Waffles with sausage, syrup or honey, fruit bowl, tea, milk.
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The Doctor Says— ~ Women of 45 _ Change Bodily
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. |
No matter Wow many hand-knitted sweaters there are per family, none of them will need blocking if it's made of nylon yarn. : pro / : \ The yarn, first ever introduced requiring no blocking, is also 100 : \ ; per cent shrinkproof and; though fluffy and soft, a single strand is oh, ] g practically indestructible, Garments of the yarn-are long wearing, . : ; sas} e wash Lo and May be Hered rough Yie summer wifiout . » E : \ mothballs. At Ayres’ they say that about eight skeins will make a 3 7 : ; site. 16 sweater. They show Minerva nylon yarn in 17 colors, at le RL ¢ sa l/ Tn To : \
60 cents for a one-ounce skein.
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THE MENOPAUSE, or change| of life, usually begins around the age of 45 and takes several years before the adjustment is complete. Most women pass-through it with-| out either physical or mental dis-| emer . turbances of any serious nature. Blackwood on Bridge — . The menopause is more than the ; . discontinuance of one physiologi- M D | H of | D | f cal function. ‘ Actually {it repre- r . a e an es e ICQ e sents the development of a new * . balance between the various in- T S tf tf V w | | ternal glands which is caused by| rump / ua on ery e : gradual stopping of the functions By EASLEY BLACKWOOD 2 ia 91 the reproquctive-organs, { MY FRIEND Mr. Dale may miss a delicate bidding inferen The most obvious reflection of now and then, but he is a pretty good man on management of the these changes is the cessation of trymp suit. In today's hand he handled a ticklish trump situation the menses and the impossibility in fine style. ; of further reproduction. Neither Mr. Abel opened the queen of spades which was won on the of these need produce any concern poard with the king. The ace of trumps was laid down and then in the great majority of women; Mr Dale entered his hand with] nature has provided these changes the queen of diamonds. Here he North-South. vulnerable. for reasons which seem desirable made the key play—he led a North dealer. both for the individual woman and small trump, not the jack. Mr.| NORTH (Miss Brash)
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. for the human race as a whole. [Abel played the eight, a club was S—K 9 4 Morning Garden— s 2 =» discarded from dummy and Mrs. H—A xe < "HEN develop, Keen won with her lone queen. D—A 5 WHEN symptoms Qe ol SD The spade return was won with C—-A9165 : i the most common are hot flashes, ,, ace in the; closed hand and WEST EAST | abnormal menses, a tendency to the jack of hearts was led. driving (Mr. Abel) (Mrs. Keen) | - melancholy, putting on weight, out Mr. Abel's king. The jack §—-Q J 105 8-6 8 : headaches and sleeplessness. ic) spades Ros fhe toy trick gor H—K 9 8 2 H—-Q 6 b the defenders but at was alli ps8 8 D—J 10 91 Glandular products are now yn.) pryffeqd the next spade, CK 10 8 C—K J 438
available which can be given by injection or by mouth which will help most of those whose symp-| toms are severe enough. They act by supplying some of the internal secretion which the patient's own glands fails to supply.
lead, picked up Mr. Abel's last] trump and spread the hand. |
8—A 1 Note that if Mr. Dale "had led| HJ 107548 the jack of hearts on the second] D—Q12 lead of the suit, Mrs. Keen's] C—! {queen would have won and Mr. } Abel would then hold the king. Ihe bidding:
SOUTH (Mr. Dale)
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This is a period when many nine of hearts over Mr. Dale's, .~ F : _ women have leisure time — often ten.seven—two more sure win- 1 Pass 1 ass for the first time in many years. ners, 2D Pass 2 H Pass | The menopause ushers in a period SNT Pass 4 H Al Pass
How did Mr. Dale know that a low card for his second heart n tunities for enjoyment. lead would drive out one of the hd two mn ore BD then During the usual two or three- enemy's high honors? He didn't.\tract. But if one opponent had | . year period of adjustment a wom- But let's follow his reasoning. Ifa doubleton heart honor, then it| an should be active both mentally the opposing hearts were divided was imperative to avoid wasting and. physically. It is not too late 3-3 there was no problem. Only geclarer's jack to drive it out| to renew old interests which have two tricks would be lost in the when it would have to be played| perhaps fallen by the wayside suit whether Mr. Dale played the anyway. . Crh [oe i Sanlorized + h while children were small or to*jack or a low card on the second! = oe i clusively designed aniorize To was ! ~ develop new interests which a round. a :
| » | - | woman can follow the rest of her If the enemy's hearts were ( f+ L - A ! {divided 4-2 with the king-queen ra ea er
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ma Sorority. The meeting opened; [today and will close tomorrow in {Ann Arbor, Mich. : ah The active members of the chapter at the University of| {Michigan are hostesses, assisted jay the Ann Arbor Alumnae Asso-
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