Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1949 — Page 4
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for the Indianapolis PTA will be at Manual through the co-operation of Noble iH. Poole and the Indianapolis Public School Office,
“Files of all the group's publications and Historica: nant will m- be kept in the school. Use of the PTA office for committee meet-
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new officers of the Indianapolis PTA will be held Wednesday in Room 215, Manual High School.
education chairman, .{there will be a training institute
|sponsored by the Purdue-Indiana
She is a veteran of ballet classes and is her third year. Cathy, however, is not She still has a favorite, Bib Sarah, which/has been in her doll family for four years. Cathy, who goes to School 82, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Dudley, 4605 Young Ave.—By Marjorie Turk.
Events
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for study group discussion leaders. This will be conducted "in two periods in the Cropsey Auditorium, Central Library. The sessions will be at 8 p. m. Nov. 8 and 9. Robert K. Rollf, Indiana University, will be the leader. This institute is being
Community Services in Adult Education. Miss Pauline French of the public library is in charge of registration.
Sorority Mothers Club To Hold ‘Card Party
The Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club of Butler University will have a card party at 2 p. m. Nov. 8 in the chapter house. The ways and means committee is in charge of the event.
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My Day— Study Ballot Propositions
By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT NEW YORK, Oct. 31—There are certain things that confuse many people when they go. to vote on Election Day. Sometimes they have made a study of the candidates and they are pretty sure of the people they want to vote for.
are in New York State, with a long line of propositions and |amendments, many people are bewildered and either vote on none or vote on only those they happen to have heard a good deal about. The League of Women Voters in New York State—and I hope they have taken similar action in other states—has issued a bulletin telling what the meaning is
the amendments and propositions. The pamphlet also gives us the
ple who want us to vote “yes”
Reports special committees will be made at tonight's six o'clock dinner meeting in the home economics building on the
girl's behavior, she is apt to develop into a cold, self-centered woman with few if any friends.
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people,
But when they are faced, as we|genuinely gracious, are the ways
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arguments that are made by peo-
and by ‘people who want us to
Members of the committee are vote “no.” This is very helpful
Mrs. J. L. Porteous, chairman, and Mesdames J. J, Blackwell, V.|because it points up what real E. Bryant, R. D. Coate, Virgil L.|differences there may be on both Jones, Donald K. Kennedy and L.| sides. L. Swarts. So in whatever state you live, look at your amendments and propositions and get from some-
Telegrapher Retires
NEW YORK — Miss Theresaifore election day. They may be Clear is retiring after 46 years as|vitally important to the bealth manager of the Western Union and safety of many people in your in Stamford, Conn. Upwards of community. In addition, some of 3500 boys and older persons have'them may affect situations that worked In her office since she took touch other aspects of local, state
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Can Reform Otherwise She'll Have Few Friends
SELFISHNESS is an ugly trait, dominate a
If she begins early enough, 4 any girl with selfish leanings is a hopeful candidate for reform. There is still hope for her that she won't grow up to be a selfish woman who is more in love with herself than with other
The most familiar sign of selfishness is a lack of generosity. The girl who is inclined to de stingy with her money and time, niggardly with her offers of help to friends who need it is suspect. To rid herself of suspicion, she will have to force herself to be a little more generous, a little more considerate.
. - #” IF SHE demands things from her parents which they can't afford to give her, she should face the fact that she is selfish. There is another sign that she is selfish if she takes advantage of her brothers and sisters, pursues her aims at the expense of others. Being less self-centered, showing more concern for others and making a little more effort to be
to begin a reform to conquer selfishness, The moment a girl starts working to achieve this aim, the quicker her rewards will be; warmer responses from people, more friends, more appreciation from her family plus the happy glow that comes from giving and escaping from the narrow little world of “self.” :
Blunt Needles
If sewing needics become a little blunted, stitch through fine sandpaper 4 few times and they will become sharp once more.
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W. Hampton Drive.
In the receiving line will be this year's officers of the club,
first and second vice presidents; Mrs. Kenneth Blades and Mrs. E. L. Kelly, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Ralph ; Mrs. Frank
Lewis, treasurer; Millis, historian, and Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher, publicity chairman. B. Burkett, who is
Higgimen and Mrs. William A. Evars'¢ &i ablecloth will cover the tea table next Monday when
Sorority Mothers Club next Monday. The annual event is to be from 3 to 5 p. m. in the chapter house, 831
Members of all campus organizations are invited. Presiding at the tea table will be past presidents of the organization.
Mother's Club to Hold AnnualC®—
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Celebrate the 27th anniversary
the house mother of the Pi Phi house, will be .in the receiving line also. Mrs. D. D. Higginson is in charge of arrangements. Her assistants include Mesdames Hervie Vertress, William Lee Brown, Arnold J. Ziegler, Vergil M. Watt, Glen A. Prall, John W. Crob and Smith L. Hodges. Miss Joan Prall, an active Pi Phi member, will play the piano during the afternoon.
5 Canasta— Card Expert John Crawford
Gives Some Pointers on Game
By WILLIAM McKENNEY, America's Card Authority Written for NEA Service WHILE I believe Canasta is going to be most po masses, I find many of our outstanding card players
a study of the game.
One of these is John Crawford of Philadelphia who is an expert
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Fred Smith, |Mrs. J. T. Wallace, cards and tale ‘lies, and Mrs, Alva Cradick, pitality.
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on all types of card games. I am going to ask Mr. Crawford a quesSiow in each Of yy Sdumins so he can show you the diferent techTee 1 uses In Crawford, nl Question: It seems fairly easy to playing four-handed Canasta will|§®t 8 concealed hand in fouryou explain to my readers some handed Canasta. Is it goed strat legy to play for a conceal ? Sopoptant points in partnership ro Answer: It certainly is not, In our-handed Canasta you should Answer: Watch your partner'sinever try for a concealed hand. discards. Then take into consider-\Not only will you very likely get
ation your left-hand opponent's discard to your partner. This will tell you what cards your partner does not want, when he refuses to pick them up. Also you can discard the safe cards as your partner discards. In other words, you should try to keep the same cards you think your partner has, and in this way you both are more apt to be saving the same cards. The above applies mostly when you and] your partner need 120 points for your initial meld.
Game Often too Fast When you need 50 or 90 points for your initial meld the game often proceeds too quickly to develop your hand in any particular manner. Also, if you discard the same cards as your partner, they are apt to be used by your left-hand opponent. (Since your partner doesn't have it, your opponents probably have.) Another important peint to remember in four-handed Canasta is, if your side needs 120 meld and you do not have the jokers or wild cards, then it is up to you to play to protect your partner. In other words, one hand plays to meld 120 points while the other partner tries to build up his hand 80 that he will be able to play off his partner’s hand. In my next article Mr. Crawford will give you more of the fine points on Canasta. Now for my regular questions and answers: Question: Is it wise to pick up small pack or should I wait for the pack to have 10 cards or more?”
Club Plans Dance
The Lawrencs Teen-Age Club will have a dance from 8 to 11 .m. Sa in the VFW Hall ack Butler's band will play.
Answer: take any pack if it is beneficial to you and your partner. Consider twice before turning down any ipack of five cards or more.
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caught with it, but you may be foreing your partner to wreck his hand, because you have refused to make the proper meld. # - ” Question: If the pack is frozen and my right-hand opponent discards a card of which I have a natural pair in my hand, can I count this card in my initial meld? In other words, I have two aces in my hand and the up-card is an ace, and I need 50 points for my initial meld. I know I can take the pack, but can I count this third ace to help me make my initial meld? Answer: You most certainly
can. The up-card can be counted as part of your minimum meld if you wish, but no other card in the discard pile can be used for that
purpose, After you have legally melded the up-card and picked up the pack, you can proceed to play cards from the pack onto your
Children's Suszvine Club Is Sponsor. -
Among the club events listed .
for November will be the annual fall card party sponsored by the Children’s Sunshine Club.
The card party will be Nov. 8
The religions of China and Japan
will be discussed. Mrs. Victor Brown will talk on Confucianism; Mrs, James Peeling, Taoism, and Mrs. Hallie Myers, Shintoism.
Alpha Lambda Latreian will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. James Zink, 5102 Broadway, Mrs. Phillip Holmann will assist the hostess.
Sorority Sets Luncheon
Plans Initiation Services Friday
The Psi Psi Psi Sorority will meet for luncheon at 12:30 p. m, Friday in the Delta Delta Delta Sorority Chapter House, Butler University. There will be initiation services followed by a business meeting. A report of the national Tri Psi convention will be given. Mrs. R. C. Cashon is the luncheon chairman assisted by Mesdames Walter L. Jones, E. 8. Barnhill, Raymond Benning, Minor I. Carpenter, Glenn L. Marshall, C. R. Matthews, John N, Ott, R. C. Ralph and E. D. Ten Brook.
The sorority will sponsor a book review at 1:30 p. m. Nov, 15 in Block's Auditorium. Mrs. J. Clif» ton Hirschman will review “With A Feather on My Nose” (Burke)s
Home Economist Booked At Ayres
Miss Cassie May Stone, home economist for Hotpoint, Ine., will be in the Ayres’ Appliance Department tomorrow through Saturday. She will demonstrate new labor-saving and home laundry appliances. Miss Stone has had wide experience in the electric ine dustry as well as in home economics activities related to hos~ pital, educational and electrical utility fields.
Halloween Party
Mrs, Marion Stump, 354 8. Grand Ave. will be hostess tonight for a Halloween party for members and friends of Nu Chap-
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