Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1949 — Page 32

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oa ithat Indiana is the best of the , + _48 and they want to stay here, TERRE IWATE Vas the birth J py { Place of Ann . She will . 7 permanently. & A Doris Grahar a senior at Broad next will be a sent month and is the daughter whos Mr ny. is and’ Mrs. W. w. Behrman, | Or simply, G'night, Be — even if you have. VE TYOF rm ” — Say firmly,” “I have to go, T ess and make your Mrs. Smith. I'm so sorry. It's | © YOu THOWL “F was born in| “4 T h keep an RETR be the like to live here. early curfew, it's only fair to Why we have grown to } 3 Indianapolis sud I've lived in New felt the other partner—before- ; firm in #1 like my home| resupholstering t I've visit: A boy may plan to re- || DIC ; Doris own. I've v Ja to the party after SARE State : ou go ed Florida and; his-gal home, Orit it's he who » a it's wonderful, but T want to live > must leave early, he Way Ars wi DO! . sede here and be near my family and! 4 I'd hate to move “ran for someone to take CEre ons ‘ T - “friends; she states: Doris ho CARR. way from) of ge a ~~ It's quality work ap lieves that after marriage a gir them,” Ann says. She thinks the sr Mas hi ole a should live whéte her ‘hushand’s only thing lacking in Indianap-! WHEN BOTH ewe, it's. up to Plus high dollar valve! . n ; career dictates, but she hopes she olis is the-ocean or at least a lake. the gal to make the move. | SHELBY CO n ? can fall in love with a local boy.! Liberal arts and. journalism are! re’'s the formula. Simply say | 3631 Massachusetts oY T DePauw University is Doris’ oi Ann's schedul¢ for. future your date, “Guess we'd better | |. i Cc | goal after graduation. She plans studies in DePauw: She also be- ro going.” Naturally a fore. * CHerry 6717 Tae Bo ; oac to study journalism. - She is a longs to the “Riparian” staff and 1 > : : : sg Mach [member of the “Riparian” staff Draclu and is a member of the EN WV WNW —-— ——— ib at Broad Ribple and belongs to KAK and DART Clubs. | L 68 the T 4 ee] Anothe VOGUES Party WOW Club | 2, "and sundry Fetes Bob Smith Names. Officers | 1 and tounty 1 The new officers of the WO ) “The nieinbers of the VOGUES Club of Carmel are announced, a) | TOW mornir rm v Club had —a surprise birthday. “my. are Annis West, president’ gi = I. | . Virtual AN WINTERROWD is The Times’ Teen of the Week. Dar dob Bob {Jats [Virginia Winkley, vies Pmt Browning, New York actress, dps or’ white. crepe | editions wil .She is a June graduate of Broad Ripple High School. | Guests were Jack Froliger, Liz a Janu: Asa ot a blouse into a light starch bath. I : fo FLOWERS | ground Wo . While in high school Nan worked on the staffs of the Kapy, Lazy Daly, hunts Hel Sumber party recently. Attending| ‘By ALICIA HART, NEA Staff Witter | Soy i tin Jus tt he Right Way! I the coming | “newspaper and the yearbook and in the Radio Workshop. [By smith Goinre paar, Eq. Were Zelma Anderson, Margie — A HOT SUMMER'S DAY at the ofife may “take the starch | g ay son with the W 8 {Bedwell, Jessie Crause, Jeanette! out of you” but it won't take the starch out of your frilly collar | Just Phone Visit YOUR FLORIST i coming from Bhe is a member of the Business Leaders, an honorary for stu- die Neu, Jackie McKinney and|payidson, Mildred Hadley, Pat! and cuff sets if you iron in that stiffening the night before. | o The ecu Agents studying commercial subjects. She also majored in English. Bobby Moore, Lockhart, Annis West and Vir- A litle cold-water starch goes a long way toward keeping © Deliveries Mode to Any Part of City! l week are exy Nan wrote an act for the “Ripples,” the school's variety show. | Kiso Lois Light, George. 2. iginia Winkley. young career girls In spanking white, flower-fresh accessories. | ® Flowers Telegrophed Anywhere! especially fo She's interested In a career in creative writing and Is enrolled In | gi" pin, 4 Bonnie Rosebrock | The smooth surface that light starch adds to lingerie frills helps 1 Whe will 1a Butler University as a member of the September freshman class. | *' Paul Adrian Tri Kappa Club Plans | fee. re resist dirt, It's a well- | | + Traction ds A member of ths K O Sub Deb Club and the Children 6f fhe i Covered Dish Sup er | known fact that a starched | 9 rufts and jabots. Put a light | The or s American Revolution, Nan is employed this summer by the In- PP | lace collar and cuffs go twice as | starch over last summer's cot- | same patter dianapolis Life Insurance Co. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vie- Select Poster Gir) The Tri Kappa Orb, i the! long unwilted and unsmudged | ton bathing suits and dirndles | state's prep tor H. Winterrowd, 6124 Primrose Ave. Barbara Teig, 3, of Slayton, at di Sern Bt. eines Y Indiana] as their cotton mates that don't | oat Sane it of whet storage: t nk Rheeie - Minn. has been selected as the ot cris up. | looking hopelessly limp an | : Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. poster girl for the Sister Bina Sonal Bank Ca sits ’ ped A Po» | wilted. Play suits, shorts and OF Grit ! 4 sanctioned b, - Fill out the coupon below and send it to Jean Maney, The Indian- pheth Kenny foundation's appeal Brouse Ave. is in charge of res-| TRY THIS same starch trick | halter tops can be spruced up | on 2 pdvertisement sponsored by members Allied Plorists Rock: dpolis Times, Indianapolis 9, for your nomination for the Teen for funds to combat Infantile ervations for the covered dish | on fancy lace-edged gloves, | like new by simply starching of Indianapolis. Inc. Jn. the INuL of meking avery aves. Getting ar of the Week befors midnight Tuesday. paralysis. supper. | eyelet petticoat flounces, organ- | their ruffies and pleats. | major proble p—— - n cham, LE NOMHABAS rar vv errr Err rE EE TE ERT ETE E EER CEES 0 be Coach Wi (Name) i ak ; cessor to Co Ene 2 ) A who died la Hsieh vi isan arrests ars ves of Fiatesevesritre rs srseses ana a i Ro : 3 . S The Rocke & (School) = ; ; i ’ } as SS oh untied me . : | : Ea i LY AS Eh . : w- team of [on sone ous sais rit» BANNER-WHITEHILL || ©: nq CEPA TAPE Pr ERA AAAS AAAS S SSAA SAAR ALAA IANA AIAN ERIN NERNS s . : 8 4 . - : , PF S come back (and City) i - a : bers - evening. \ { ® b Meridi The Rock ara an esaIr ass saree SE nT Sr percentincin 5 > 5 _31 South A - Arxilla. sh (Home Address) o ing the sea for Teen of the Week. My reasons for the selection are given on A Howe Sept. 9 * # separate sheet of paper attached to this coupon. hued arcs. : t “We've los lr ET es - 3 : x : i . comments tl My DAMS soseprrneesstovnnnrsonnntrrssnerrossssssessniiserarnss i i entire forwa i lh... only two tou AGATeBE +22 snesiiinaarinsincernnsnsprsnensnserarasaisereasioss Ma ral) in nine - wo - § only two me ‘» » i second Women Run Russian Native to Study Hell nave Soviet Balkan Position | = Lol © AVE |_| eee ES ——_m ee i Mining | Town NEW YORK Miss Marina his touchdo Va.—The coal-| Salvin, born in Moscow, Russia, Rockets ea; g rt Clintwood, — Va but now-an American citizen and § 3 BRR with a population of 3000, is an instructor in government in Vo Jum governed entirely by women. Barnard College, will do research ear county Mrs. Minnie \ Miller, into Soviet policy in the Balkans. ; year county mayor of “the town, five house ‘will Bie-on:the-instru- F st e P wives-are members of the council, ments by which the Soviet Gov- p ti . bin The city mothers-are improving ernment has established its pres- PH the #) A> street , replanning the|ent relationship with the Baltic ie Row is] ing zoning law, systematizing collec-| states. She will work at the Rus- Ev es tion of garbage and promoting|sian Institute, Columbia Univer- i gar Plugs 1} z Be CON RS DE vr Rs - “Coach Ra y - . mings and § ‘practice field or. ” Night foo 4 REY ae —— increasingly NT we addition of x = ot field . expect: ~ a RH 1600. The. E 1 |i Ted : — Brown ye ; § == ! ee Football u hi eel pected to g 4 | f fro— teams a sh : TT eS | cally “and py ti | Fay: more flelds ¥ NLA i il ; Seg in town. on — iii! — - Hh’ Cathedral Willard Hotel Antigue Shop, | “Take your an- 1 1 fs ie S70 en Franklin, Inidana | tiques, such as Ls £ : . The Irish, } Eighteen miles south of Indian- | old tea sets, | ii i Hors down by th - apolis on U. 8. 31. Open daily, candelabras, J H I po “championst Sunday and evenings. Large trays, or any J * face Westfie collection of unusual antiques: other item for hoping to ga ba FEATURE OF THE WEEK: ’ plating by ex- Bp isa ie skin sport : August Sale! From a collection | pert to look Tike new. Gold and ES 3 £200 Plainfield Be of vintage pattern-pieces, Shef- _ sliver plating of all description N * - ; eat” game. at . 6 ‘He1d soup toureen; candlesticks, | on any kind of metal’ Datitigs opens _ daily tea pot, swinging hot water and markings not eliminated. 9:15 a.m. pot, trays, compotes, covered | J. A. Miles, 115 8. Capitol Ave. Manual's and open vegetable dishes. | LL 9160. Madison A Write us to find pleces of flat | Association sliver in discontinued patterns, * * x . skins to cav Cherry inlaid Hepplewhite one | - - for the first drawer stand table 17"x17", | Spillman Antique Shop, 4425 E. oh ry $45.00. Cherry corner cupboard, | 10th St, IR-6779; Res. IR-5327. Tech, bac cherry drop leaf table to seat | Have ample stock “Gone ally. by. thou 8:10.8.-Pine cradle, mahogany. | With the Wind. Lamps,” Brass play all nig bed steps, Windsor arrow back | Tables; Bisqueé, China cups and Shortridge ¢ maple rocker, mahogany Bos- | saucers, Hours: Monday, Fri Light Brig: ton rocker newly upholstered. | day, Saturday, 12 noon to RB succeeded ii Lamps. glass, china, clocks, | Tuésday, Thursday, 12 noon to a ; the finest mirrors. frames, ete. Entire | 8 p. Bi, closed Wednesdays. | lester beter eet —— - — — - - In the Midw stock included in August Sale. | > ‘ The three To ¥ OX x M d M dd t i P ing the elec Wh * * . 0 ern ® 0 0 era e Y rice . and technic RE FRANKLIN ANTIQUE SHOP | °% on cluded in t} ~-AKSEL, 418 E. 600 W. Jefferson St. provided for THIRTIETH ST, Franklin, Ind. os - men fast In Special 1 i+ ' Co h : ! ‘ : tee | hn VANITY, CHEST and BED, 3 Peces Conpin re # descriptions to com- | ably find Just the te : (Continued plete any decorative things You nave , - } scheme, . 8toc o oking {0 3 - v v pli Buires aig oases im in our shop. Spe- You'd Never Guess This Suite Could Be Purchased For So-Low A Price! Mall Bisque, Meissen and -| Sa ang A or ; ; ie . i» . So od geld Dresden for the pur- | HE, VE dave Beautifully finished avodire veneers highlighted with distinctive sofid ‘brass 17 pose. Specially built coffee ta- | Walnut Tiger : . oar - | ooms. kiiehens ae, OF #oclal | yapls and Mahogany. Both in pulls, accented with the gleam of sparkling plate glassl Sophisticated, ! ge {finished and ‘rough condition. : . . . » . champions} Ya a “If you need something in pat- | good-looking, worthy construction—all drawers dust-proofed, center-guided Steel, 17 * Xk tern I - th H ta glass to finish out a table . . Joe No setting, we might have it. If tala 1 : H . Hv © T - BE and dove-tailéd. Skilifully designed, truly will glorify your faverite bed : on the ow have a nice collection to choose was shelled a from. We alsb have a beauti- room| ; last of the ful lhe of bric-a-brac, vases, tt boys sent “i lamps, ete. Our shop is open EI plate ina v oe any. time. come in-and browses. . : ah A i rv - around. Appraisals gladly VANITY ==ittarge landscapes mirror 40x42" two cosmetic glass shelves: Tht Sat . given. « lory attack Nw CHEST— offers six generous-si 78 drovers. Grace. ul swelled front, 20x34". ers. Bill bl “Perhaps you are looking for * * * priv roth an antique Yor ‘that special wo y » | place. Wo may not hang I INDIANAPOLIS FALL BED— vith picture frame panel ends, Full size. Wa tw but probably know whe has. ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE 4 . : oe hy Ventel Ast Bring in Jour old piece and let SPINK ARMS HOTEL % eo i for ti us evaluate : ONLY AT RECKER'S . SEPTEMBER 10-11-1313 | wr LOW TERMS IF DESIRED ai lizon 3 _ We apparise and sell estates. DATES TO REMEMBER : ; . ie tehing Fo Carlos Recker, 1380 N.- Merid- | Theres will be something of in- 1 Stewart Ba ian Street. Phone RI ley 7847. | terest to aH Hoosier Collectors. § ; ’ - eight error _ Hours: 10 & m; to 5:30 p. m, | Pearl Regords, Manager, 142 | A . 1 winners se | Chester 8t., Anderson, Indiana. || : . but the pe y Ty - . - A . A i - a i ve fas = Ld Eg : ; al : i -» oh | i \ | A & | a ! ) A * ri Se t v i Jal 0 "ne ’ 3 arr i RR Ys ig ia Bin) Ba Malo 3 wm, » * Jes Cid = » Tayi - » po 3 pun 4 ods » » a a k >