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eo rr : 5 £ > " : 3 = = T : 1 Blackwood on Bridge— Shlemon fo S Persian Handi Est Well for Les— Darling Doll p Es Jachvood on Bndee= Mrs. Shlemon to Show Persian Handicraft {Darling Doll Patterns Four-Wa - > Bewildering | mummy Plan Your ~ a J stess wR the Arabian ) ‘wil —~ . age’ NI Living Held : & to Indianapolis Nov. 7. WwW | > Example of | amnion. enus vve At an End Muzzy Play |b semen ov In Ad p us ay Slustated atk at 330-3: 2m: n vance New Decorations . 's ) : . norrow . Every Bid Deserves | and will be in the store's jewel Foresight Curbs Let Outdoors In pps Kopp An Exclamation | 5 Separiment though Noy. 12 Waste of Food NW vim en ” i By EASLEY BLACKWOOD gale, a, She was educated BY GATNUR MADDOX cans have been emancipated from olleg® Axe. a Ro Mr. ums) the, "United org den If you plan your menus well in fastraphobie eyiival vig sup- serves an exclamation point. This! American citizen she has spent advance you can save money. tor and designer, declares. fs-an interesting, if bewildering,| Many years studying both the You cut down waste of food this Mrs. Draper says that by “opens W. 79th St, example of the Muzzy system in, Ristory of ancient Persia and get full advantage door interior decoration” she reie Indianap- action. the progress of modern Iran. way, you can n tie Delta Delta After Mr. Champion's two-club| 'Daughter of Iran’ of foods’ that are plentiful and a Tara cola a he first in a overcall, Mr. Muzzy made the ughtar gi ran Has therefore usually cheaper, and galety of design and the artistia h programs amazing n to pass his fine sy jemon, Wis re- you can prevent monotony in use of what the eir " hand. Mr. Abel also passed and| CIV name of Iran-Dokht your meals by making sure all trompe-Toeil to give the illusion eak on Brash went into a huddle. | (daughter of Iran) from Prince the food will be eaten and en- of opening up the walls to let the . F. Ferdon She was very close to a mini- force % outdoors come inside our homes. je event as- mum bid and she almost let the and color about the arts of the vel. following budget menus; “Nature's own brilliant colors Ww. ¥. Mont. two-club bid stand. Her natural Hear Hast. have been worked out by Frances ings, not only of this temperate hau, Allen (Fiion nu Save lop maw gold, Foley Gannon of New York zone, but the vivid hues of, the % 40d Wi hr vulnerable Se AN AS needlework City's Department of Markets tropics, have found their vay MISS BRASH and silk prints And some of with the asistance of dieticians. nto our homes, never again ‘ Dinner: Breaded broiled chick-| leave us," Mrs. Draper believes. 'g 8-J103 the jewelry pieces are for sale. EY D r ke at a breake tor, GammE H—A K Q 5 | Mrs. Shlemon is unique in en, mashed sweets, creamed rs. Draper spo a ; | ; Swisschard, carrot relish, bread, | fast-reception recently held in her , will meet \D—K 9872 | that she is one of the few ed- 'n t the Interior Decorator ow in the o—Q | ucated Persian born women to butter or margarine, apple cake, He me of F. Schumacher & MR. ABEL MR. CHAMPION take a place in public life and Sosiee, milk. Co. Here the designer's latest i . 2 S32 6 | she was the first Persian wom- Dinner: Poached eggs on lcreations, a collection of fabrics, Tasks. Delta 10 3 4 : HJ : 3 an to give lectures in the United Sothed Dagt Bash, chopped esvked wallpapers and floor coverings . Halloween D—A States. kale, mixed salad, bread, w f Mrs. Paul C14 | h CK J1098 | pi of Humo: or margarine, chocolate pudding, |aammed, _— ” Sanit Tor interior Oxford St, . MUZZY coffee, milk. 1 this week, The at 8 p.m, S—AKDT154 Completely emancipated, she Dinner: Old-fashioned goulash decorators al H-186 | has an American sense of hu- with vegetables, cabbage, apple Svat $6 imimedialaly Svatatis 18 ven for the a 3 | mor, exhibiting a lively interest and pineapple salad, bread, but- | decorators. : ames will be The bidding: ' ' in such typical events as the ter or margarine, quick rice pud- ecora: NORTH BAST SOUTH WEST Atlantic City beauty contests. ding, coffee, milk. | Mrs. Draper said advances sastrgtet iD 20 Pass Pass | She's become adjusted to the Dinner: Onion pancakes with | made in fhe field of Tabiie Tati: | idea of women in swimming creamed dried beef, peas, whole ‘a te 5D Pam SNT ri suits,” though ths -warpen she tune. S13W, By SUE BURNETT x FIFE solcty: Wosnible and. pry: eH Pass 6 All Pass | Knew in her school days showed bread, butter or margarine, sugar y | : . al ce A no more than a pair of eyes eriihb cake, soffee, Malik, ‘ond These darling Httle dol! pat- Nurse Wins Award ‘No Longer Expensive when they were on the streets. mer: Indiv meat and! terns are in answer to many , . ed Sptiiam prevailed, however, and en 1 Te vegetable loaves, creamed pota- : {For Qualifications | “There was a time’ when people she gave it one more try, doub- # How t | requests from those who like | had to be drab in decorating their ponsor ling for a takeout. for costumes and to add orien- oes, yellow turnips, bread, butter SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Mrs, Stan-| Mr. C tal flavor to her lectures. or margarine, fruit salad, hot to start sewing-for-dolls early. ley Beckett, a nurse in the Syra-|homes to keep within their budg- ) pointed hAEpion Was guite fisap- raisin muffins, coffee, milk. The pajama doll is so soft and |cuse Memorial Hospital, has been | » Color Aer We ia Alumnae the contract aay Now. uy Di shin th 0 rs cuddly, little folks can carry it [named winner of ‘the Linda Rich-| Onger Sahene andpeted from Ita Sorority, crossed his fingers and hoped his 9 Tuesday's Menu easily. Pattern 8102 features a |ards Award for the “outstanding i, styophobic four-wall living ov. 12 in the opponents wouldn't land in a Dirt J complete set of doll clothes to [Jualications as a graduate reg: ,n4 open-door decoration marks arlie Bowers game bid. (They didn't). | BREARFASY: oF 2222 | wake from*pieves. lett from | od Jurse, |>ur new freedom. Small rooms will play. Mr. Musiv's bid. on ‘thx al By MARGUERITE SMITH sections, scrambled eggs on | She is the daughter of the Rev./need no longer be small. We may > duusy on ihe secon toast, crisp bacon, coffee, | your daughter's clothes. Bet- and Mrs. “fuston Crutchfield of Ns and let in the \ndes is the round was a bomb shell. “Four Q—I transplanted a columbine a | usion, try {push back the wa r committee yo trump,” he called. He couldn't) - week or so ago and it looks milk. ter start now! [New Rochelle, N. Y. Her father light and color of life.” David Hine, bid over two clubs and yet here| rather washed out though I LUNCHEON: vegutabls Pattern 8100 is in one size, |18 2 prominent Negro Sinister. ’ There are 10-1avsio. hes walk Ibert Haber. tryin soup, crackers, cottage . s. e a graduate of papers an n Pert, James he waa g for a slam. Took SJ Bout an. ile cheese and grated onion 20 fiche. Doll Tequires % yard {the Syracuse University School of Hawaiian Islands Group,” now C. Ertel II Miss. Brash showed her. ons|.. JOO. SOW WOHE ol Sl | sandwiches, grape bowl, oat- | Of 39-inch; pajamas, % yard; |Nursing, finishing the four and|available in about 100 leading nelly. Mrs, 1 and a Me: Musy called month. ty move others. 5. 7. I . meal cookies, tea, milk, 1% yards lace to trim. |one-haif-year course in four years. stores throughout the country. As Dm tum Sow Sera) Dub Mis Jus Shomon DINNER: asco a 14 | Paden 8108 ts for dots 18. | re in charge . / king on toast, parsley boiled , 20, 22 and 24 inches. For fas Soanetty learning that hs partner had|A_Tho, SolmbinS imate 1080 Problems— | potatoes, ‘canned peas coe a a pattern estra chaire two kings, he “conservatively . 1 Ip I» 4 slaw, enriched bread, butter : * « » pu the Band, ino sx aden, 81 1 went cover” curammens (1101s on ‘Don'ts’ in a Movie | or mars, spies pare, | The fall snd sinter Fashion ay it uit not previously mentioned] In early October. ' is a complete guide in planning made 8 hoi coconut cup cakes, coffee, ———— m——— | during the bidding. always have to make the choice a wearable fall wardrobe. New james Elmer By JEAN groans, moans or whistles, remem . A. Cromer Mr. Abel opened the seven of| DetWeen moving plants after) J... "ooo" opNT of a Maybe other people like the | ' . 2 —exeiting — informative. Free * . they become completely dor , : | at's Right ttern printed inside the book vert, Miss clubs and Mr. Muzzy won with| oo, “ch leaves less time teemer’s dates are movie dates film, even if you do not! g Es patie Finted . n | Robert J, the ace. He ruffed a club ini "0 4 "00 0row before ground| —Mmaybe more! 80-0, how's Yoo-hooing to friends or | Situation: You are invited Tiny Seo Pal ere oF ou dummy, then laid Sows Sumy Bl freezes), or moving them earlier| YOUr movie etiquette? frantic wig-wagging is baby | to a shower for someone you ’ pon, 5. Pert wilt ace, king, queen of hearts, dis-| 0 t t| When a boy invites a gal to behavior. And so is elbowing | know only slightly and : carding the five of diamonds on| When they may encounter just| h i hb kneeirs the | y y you SUE BURNETT dames Robe the third heart such difficult weather as we had| the cinema, he naturally pays your neighbors or kneeing the | feel you cannot afford to buy n G. Harris When the fourth heart sea| ‘early this month,” In" genersl, Der way. But a guy needn't back of the seat ahead. | a present for her. The Indianapolis Times | Other reser- en the fourth heart was led) _ °, ofer moving our own| Ante up for a ticket if he sim- Petting in the movies rates Wrong Way: Feel you must made by from the board Mr. Champion plants in late October or early| PLY encounters a gal pal in the only snickers and titers! Why | oc cant the invitation 214 W. Maryland St. 1ames Kirk ruffed with the eight of spades. November when air is cool and| 10bby. And no self-respecting make yourself an. object of : Indianapolis 9, Ind. an, Sturman, But Mr. Muszy overrutfed with) = = 0", © muleh with Sue will expect him to! amusement? The audience Right Way: Decline the in- * | nd George the nine and trumped his last club} | 0 0 ire to keep ground] A gal, of course, enters the came {o see the hero and vitation. (Actually it is not | No. 8100 Price 25¢ | with dummy’s 10 of spades. Next| ' =~... 2 long period of| theater ahead of her escort. heroine make love—not you! in good taste to invite persons | 2100 Price 25¢ | led dummy’s last trump and root adjustment. Then when the usher ap- to a shower unless they are | : cashed his ace and king. As you proaches, the boy says, “Two, \ Women Lead in Getting good friends of the honored BIS var cisrsse: neil Bee, this dropped Mr. Abel's queen.| g,.q questions on gardening | Please,’ and the girl follows guest.) g Mr. Mussy spread the rest of the| yo sr. Smith, The Indianapolis | the official down the aisle, pre- |Sore Feet, Doctor Says Sinatiol Vaart at Fashion Book Price 25¢ . hand, eonceding a diamond trick| my Indianapolis 9. ceding her beau. Exiting, how- ha | Situation: When at a party | and making his slam. Mes nang 8a ever, the escort leads the way WASHINGTON According to] you leave your gloves or some ng : up the aisle. (Odd. isn't it?) |Dr. L. A. Walsh, a Wilmington,! other personal possession at NGMe ..iccsssservsvascssnesans —————— o Be Nearly Out of Mind DR. ANSWERS— * » a Del, chiropodist, there are 53 your Rostese! house. + | Oct. 30 to:Nov. 6 y Mr. Ch on was practicall tion: Should a woman INSIDE the theater, you can (known ways to get sore feet and rong ay: Telep ne her Gs0ssscenessnenetees vessssnsas | EE ———————— Topic out of Ambion He pated wa a travel? My | be seen and heard, you know, \women excel in all 53. | and ask her if she has found Connstl of all of the lucky breaks Mr. Muzzy| husband wants me to go to} | in spite of the dimness and | Women, he said, have about 15 the lost article and if She NAS, |giraet ..00uvuvvrennnrseennononsl a got. New York with him and the | apparent privacy. It's bad man- [times as many foot ailments as; ask her if she will bring it by Florals oF Indlanapoly, f" Bho tht. terest of 1d War Me “What kind of crazy stuff is| doctor says to travel at my | ners to gibble-gabble through- men. They also hold a two-to-one| Your house some time. making every occas Seautitu ‘win ns Di this?” Mr. Champion demanded., own risk. out the picture. It's definitely [lead over men in wearing the Right Way: If she has the City SS8488 THIN LIRINIIII NII LN] YOUR FLORIST : : EO “You can’t come in over my two! Answer: There is apparent.) fuge 10 broadcast. would-be worst possible shoes for their| article, arrange to go and | ——————————————— Is as near as your telephone. a dy public elub bid and the next minute] 1y some risk in an es- | Witty comments or to emit work. | pick it up yourself. SEIS suiserrerrennnnniesnnnsane] will discuss you turn up in a spade slam.” ° | pecially during the early y ation sugges- It says in the books, replied months of pregnancy. Some i C. MeCame Mr. Muzzy primly, “that when my| women have no difficulty but partner opens the bidding first or| others, especially those who vill be Mes Second Mane, she is obligated to! have a history of easy mister E. Garri- again.” / carriages, can get into . Richard T. Oh NO!” Mr. Champion walled.| trouble. Each case has to be Wasson’s Escalators are Now Running to the Fifth Floor ~ M. Oshrey. That's when the partner of the! decided by itself on the basis ton will give i bidder responds—and, of the importance of the trip. Mrs. Gona en only.’/oad “I play ft that way when ANY- nr Fronts tel 1, motion pice BODY responds,” Mr. Muzzy in- Question: ade. eM ne : sisted, “And kindly put down my| *1¥ 1 always have cold feet ounces that , . Y! and hands, summer and winking Demoe- Seon while you're still able to ter? old that pencil.” : RON at Ise P ga 3 1 Answer: I don't know. . 6 through Send questions” on bridge to Some people merely seem to ' Mr. Blackwood, The Indianap- | be this way without any adeolis Times, Indianapolis 9. | quate explanation. ies Both Versatile and Lovel / Tr oth Versatile and Lovely 1) Wt : Delores, Alexhouse guests i}, $I Richard I, \ {dian St. : ET :

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