Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1949 — Page 22

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i Vo Barrier 1 ess—Older Women C Blackwood on Bridge. 5 Is No Barrier To Smartness—Older Women Can Sted Exceptions to All Axioms . {Thomas Kerrigan andithe mother which re butright atiention- facial oll for remaving makeup, Lithe and’ ty xcep ons 0 AT ! I! wi of a grown son, worked out a getters. What's more, no young-and depen ds upon 1410 P girl, os h that she works .to J ge NJ o. L I beauty plan for herself from ster could carry these off with as supple. d ote gut = bl ate nk 2 : Including Second Hand ow 1 t 8 p. m. an can be the smartest-looking{which any woman can derive as much dash, : Her oll comes ou Mala Be jksep er fue pb wt By EASLEY BLACKWOOD rar in the 38th St. Branch, Woman in any group of assorted imuch benefit. ‘em. wrinkle-halting job at J y EASLE oF 4 , bout. laying second hand low is one Indiana. National Bank. Bt het how 10 20. \ hich, it he ated I ty Arthest corner of the attic—or| Invitations have been extended has taught her how

| toward : houlder sugars, leans heavily ‘cause her experience’ One way to grow more fas-| BUT EVEN a sophisticated with elbows hiked to = 1” vegetable plates): by. Afes }s becqus ipo cinating as you grow older, Miss woman needs the that height to avoid even the pos. fruit A ® inced, Is to Wear her face and figure can stand the to inactivate members .and to, How to make your experience/Barbee is conv | M Detter still, UIvHa ua Aopen oy LN omg 8 bridge rush to the oring year work for you, if you're. inclined extreme styles that are too high-ciose scrutiny her <high-styled!ing motion with \ axioms, you might say ep ——————————]

Unit to Celebrate | Age ‘Silver Anniversary| 5 auicra mane

| The Chi Tau Alpha Sorority NEA S148 Welter - . will celebrate its silver anniver- THE REASON the older wom

downward v taking tennis. lessons; by garden« sibility of » ner dn stints that are exercise in ' out.|d “Gardening,” she insists,

- the clothes will fnvite. rubs the oil in—up—and out. disguise. hy 1%, , William Ballard, chair- to let it loaf, is where beauty ex- fashioned, too ludicrous on o "can you hand low. I can’t §o &long With South dealer {am Sally by Mes- pert Floyd Barbee can be of help. young. Examples are her own Miss Barbee, & p and This must be Sons avery night} ca Doattion wid t back, you any farther than that, North-South vulnerable |dames Robert Carriger, Bates As a teacher in the Powers/favorite after-five accessories— skin expert, thinks that any skin after Sk sauting together, body taut as you st did not feel any 100 keen NORTH |Adamson, Edward Schroeder and School, this former John Powers a bright, beflowered hat with/past the first flush of youth needs Session wien may turn |work with that RUIN Song the declare ht 3 6312 | Bernard Kunkel model, who In.private life is Mrs. matching flower-trimmed faniextra lubrication. She uses aiface thery. » three-slub contract on this hand. H—6 2 { . i a With his pitiful holding he won- D—Q 62 dered how he escaped being c—Q 52 a - doubled. ‘He brightened a little, | WEST EAST TI r Sil A however, when he saw the dummy| gq 4 x 810 7 4 Aas IE so ; : hand. It appeared st least pos- 4 + 3 H—10 9 5 4 3 sible that he might get off with) pn» yes D—10 38 f the loss of only two hearts, one, © _ 4 KK 76 C—10 9 8 8 In 3 diamond and pul stab, tok SOUTH 4 South’ opened the king of x : hearts and North played the six H-AKQJ3s > . g 5 South continued with\the jack of D—A 5 4 I lastic i | hearts and, when hix. partner Coed 4 y pe : x played the deuce, led \y third The bidding: | Chair Pads 31 South Meridian Store Hours, 9:30 to 5:00 round of the suit, N {SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST, 1H Double Piss tC |

North Returns Spade. \ | 1 ® Declarér ruffed with the six of | .—. elubs on the board and North overruled with the queen, NamN North returned the five of spades, \

Plumply quilted and ruffled. Bright, populor, makes chairs more

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useum Opens

Sept. 29th, for employees’ outing

CLOSED THURSDAY

ive, more com- i awfordsville! putting the lead In. dummy, . | attractive r at Spring Ledge, p 0 East's hopes began to fade. Ob- [QM y ours | fortable. Red, green, viously he could not get off the \ yellow.

board except In the trump suit,| And to lead three rounds of) trumps would eliminate protee-| tion for his fourth losing heart, | East decided on a desperate

First Autumn Season Event Set Today

The Children's Museum willl

open its autumn season of Sun-|

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Quilted Backs, 50¢

measure. On the bidding It 1. 4¢ternoo; Family Hours toseemed certain that South had day with patrons, pupils and the ace of diamonds. But he teachers of Murion County didn’t ‘have to have the queen,

schools as guests. Mrs. Clifford Van Cleve, president, and Mrs. Floyd Lively, hospitality chairman, of ‘the Marion |

too. Now if North had the queen of diamonds and wasn't paying too much attention,

Indianap At the fifth trick East played county Parent Teachers Associa-| of the beste the ace of clubs from dummy. He yon Council wilt be in charge of! followed with the king of clubs the 2 to 5 p. m. event. \

and then quickly led the seven of diamonds. North woodenly played the deuce and declarer's 10 forced the ace from the South hand.

Their Last Trick \ That was the defenders’ last \ trick, South led his high heart \which was ruffed with dummy's last trump. East then cashed . the king of diamonds, led another diamond and ruffed out North's queen. He then reached the board

right) Mrs. N:

Assistant hostesses will ba Mes- on individual

dames Howard McConnell, rge D. Coldren, W. Maurice Ireland, Wallace Hartzell, - |ridge Nichols, C. T. Geyer, Geor. | Gressel, - George Vogel, Arthur Baumer, Owen Johnson, Roger! Eberhart and Charles Todd. | This will mark the seventh year of observing Family Hours! each Sunday afternoon. during the school year with patrons of] one school or group of schools as

CABINET BASE

With stainless pori celain top. All steel, white enameled inside and out.

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“ - ial guests; L y Shelved com- ! ’ . : - ir third spade on. the §00d Juex| The Museum has Installed sev. nf partment. 207x16", HERE, at BANNER-WHITEHILL, you'il find a wide se of diamonds. |eral new galleries during the i "32" hiah North ‘had no excuses for *ummer, including a collection of | 5 ign.

lection of sparkling, new furnishings for your kitchen, everything brand new, top style, fresh from the factories! And wonderful values, too—ones we've purchased specially—to pass on to you at very low SPECIAL _ PRICES! ¥

failing to ‘go right in with the, Polish folk art, a Polynesian gal-| queen of diamonds on the first! }TY and natural history collec-| lead of the uit, His side was tion. ; vulnerable and he had heard his eT partner open the bidding and then, Mrs. George Davis rebid freely although North T | To Be Speaker If h shown t h. : he od ditends vas pei] Mrs. George Davis will speak to well marked in the South hand. the members of the Venetian - And If East had that card how Chapter, ITSC, at a luncheon was the contract goingito be de- | masting | at 12:30 p. 3. tomorrow Tented anyway? : The bdr Hols be Mesdames

Send questions on gin Vernon LaMann, Harry Shoor. Blackwood, The 1 {bridge and Walter Henderson, | apolis Times, Indianapolis 9, ye =A — Sg yg — Veteran Typesetter Aids Charity Drive | TRENTON, N. J.—One of the PARIS — Conchita Cintron, 25- oldest women typesetters and year-old Peruvian matador, proofreaders in the country fis fought and killed two bulls re- Mrs. Nellie M. Peters, 76, of Cam-

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Another Shipment!

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Willard Hotel Antique Shop,

Franklin, Indiana Gifts . Antiques | . : Eighteen 314 West 11th St, Phone 2-5368 | White enameled, i miles south Anderson, Indiana. 1 a : } of Indianap- | Visit Bliven House with, its : inside and out. H olison U. 8, | quaint old charm! A few eape- ’ i +H 31. Open | cially good buys of the week Special! ° Recessed buse § dally, Bun. | are: Beautiful old rose loveseht Ys fi day and | in excellent condition, good up

evenings. Large collection of unusual antiques. FEATURE OF THE WEEK: BARGAINS! ! 1 Cherry corner cupboard $80.00. Cherry drop leaf table $50.00. Cherry inlaid Hepplewhite stand table, one drawer $45.00. Cherry drop leaf two drawer stand table, rose carved pulls $45.00. All furniture refinished.

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303 N. Alabama Si. Open Mon. & Fri. 9 A.M.-9 P.M.

“BLIVEN HOUSE”

holstering, $135. 10x11 homespun ingrain carpetIng, over 100 years old, good condition, colors, gold, black and Chinese red, $25; cherry corner cupboard, refinished, good buy at $75; cherry fourdrawer chest, off-set front, useable condition, $50,

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Interesting |

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“Plastex”-On-Steel Chrome Dinette

“Plastex” table top, backs and seats of chairs—resistant to heat, acids, chipping, cuts. Finest quality chrome plate legs, all steel construction. white. . 30x42 table, extends to 54”. .

Red, green,

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-® Modern, all steel.

rounded corners.

® Five shelves for linens, groceries, dishes, acces- ~ ; sories. ki

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Monume Tues, Wed, Thurs, 9 AM. - 6 PM. 8un, 3 PM. - 8PM | Quantity of ‘beautiful plates in Haviland, cut glass tumblers,

silver service and other items in |

sliver, several items in old pew ter, Swedish copper tea pot with base, several old rockers,

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or any other item for plating by ex perts to look like new, Gold and silver plating of Rll description on any kind of metal. Datings and markings not eliminated. J. A. Miles, 115 8. Capitol Ave. LL 9180.

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GA-BELL ANTIQUE-SHOP Antiques, 517 N. New Jersey St. See us for rare and better. antiques, Also

Paintings that sing with beauti- | by a well- |

ful modern color knewn Indiana artist. Rare objects of Chinese porcelains have Just arrived

Take your an- ested: They are priced ‘very tiques, such as modestly, | old.tea sets, can- ONLY AT RECKER'S delabras, trays,

We appraise and sell estates. Carlos Recker, 1330 N. Meridian Street. Phone RI ley 7847, Hours: 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m,,

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DEN OF ANTIQUITY, 1628 Pierson St, (Between Me. ridian and Illinois. Open 1 to 9p. m,, daily except. Sat. Wide variety of china, lamps, furniture, pattern and colored

you may be inter- |

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