Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1949 — Page 28

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UTH ANN CASSADY is The Times’ Teen of the Week.

She's a senior in Manual High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Cassady, 1650 Barth Ave. Editor-in-chief of the “Ivian,” Manual's yearbook,

Ruth also works on the staff of

the school paper, the “Booster.”

She plays the clarinet in the band and is a member of the

Masoma Society, honorary for

upperclass women at Manual.

Ruth Ann belongs to the Spanish Club, is an honor student and

wears the pin of the Chie Club, during her junior year.

Bhe was secretary of her class ?

Ruth Ann hopes to do office work after graduation in June.

Her second choice is selling in long she ice skates.

& department store. All winter

Tennis and swimming occupy her spare

Shorter ‘Formals’

time in the summer months,

Each The Times will announce the Teen of the Week.

Popular

Two Subdebs Approve Length -

By JEAN MANEY THE LONG and short of the subject is up for debate. And |the subject is evening frocks for subdebs, | This season many of the “for-!

mals” being shown for the teen- ¢ age set are an-| 1 kleclength or; J

“even shorter, Two of the St.|

students . inter-| viewed this week | approve of the

but the

gowns, Joan McMahon is a junior in the Academy, Her parents are Mr.

Joan

Park Ave. “I just love the new short | formals. They're so practical—| you can wear them for semi-! {formal events as well as strictly

(dresses are so easy to dance in. {You don't have to worry--about your partner stepping on the bot[tom flounce of your formal” Joan says. She likes rose-colored {dresses for evening and her favorite material is faille.

s & =» | ANOTHER junior, Sarah Ann

Carroll, is very much in favor of{

{the new short evening frocks. Her| parents are Mr. and Mrs. John P. (Carroll, 1930 N. New Jersey St. [ “Yes, 1 think the ‘ballerina’ length formals are here to stay. {You don't wear {long dresses too {often and with

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{dress-up dances. And the shorter

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Distribution Trips Almost Everybody

THE UNEXPECTED distribu. ‘Oatoes just before quick-freez-'; ,) q)ino0 that Little people-hun-tion pitfalls in this hand caused Ing seals in all their deliciously ory from” tobogganing usually alot of walling nnd. gnashing of fresh flavor. It is now available ua

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frozen concentrated tomato juice,

Cold meat sandwiches, peanut

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rganize New Clubs And Name Their Officers

Dee Cooley is president of the newly organized Sparks Club,

of ears and. __.—ispening lead of the ace of dia- a ‘eltmbing stairs is simpilied. $00," pyinde® Since North-had big two & {2mous—quick-frozen

{Sarah states, She prefers—pale suits and then jumped all the f2MilY.

blue or pastel taffeta for her way to six in a third, he could] It's an easy matter to prepare dance dresses. :

¥ 5 =» — rene THE LONE dissenter is Vir- South dealer. ginia Verbarg. She's a sopho- Both sides vulnerable, more in the Academy and the

pour the contents of the

long, full skirts ys 3753 hungry.

can into a shaker or pitcher. good,

weather know just when you'll be called on for this kind of open-house entertainment. But you can keep | {the 6-ounce cans of frozen conYou will find that young people centrated tomato juice in the relike tomato juice as the main- frigerator. They take little room stay beverage when they're really and pack in very nicely.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. F.| SeNUFTH Measure out and add three cans Wich, tdo, Verbarg, 1310 N. Linwood Ave. H—A Q108 ot wid wiles, go or shales brisk. Wn Tg top formalins) Dome lung gma win meng ¢ ‘dressed up. I like| WEST A911 tS ST for lunch, or with crackers and the feeling of g none S—Q 10 5 4 cheese as a snack when you're,

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Cold meat, chopped hard-boiled

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Monday's Menu— BREAKFAST: Sliced oranges, oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk. o LUNCHEON: Casserole of kidney beans, sweet onion and green pepper, Boston brown salad, ginger pears, tea, milk, DINNER: Pork chops, candied golden yams, buttered spinach, warmed poppy seed rolls, butter or fortified mar garine, hearts of celery, canned fruit, chocolate cake, coffee, milk.

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H—9 3 Clu. Ih ny aintars The other officers are Jo Ann that touch thei A '8642 DJ 9 7 home. Stuffiebem, secretary; Carol floor--they seem ¢_q J ¢ 2 C—K 10 5 Dearinger, urer, and Flor- more feminine. 1 SOUTH New officers were elected. They | pecs Bovis. salir dont 11ke the| a Jor, ee are Wanda Brayers, president; “gy, ping have been ordered. shorter formals) H—K 6 =" Mary Minighini, vice president; vy --you can't tell D—K Q 1058 od " Betty Hignite, ; Barbara| Dec. 17 is the date of the which are dance] o—8 Carrigan, treasurer, and Jo Ann nyse. A-Gamma Club's Christ dresses andru, pidding: ebem, Sy wk. which are The members include Shirley Mas party. Rosie Wyatt will be Virginia 07e8SY afternoon South Pont Nn Fant Irwin, Joan Schwier, Jean Folk-|the hostess. irgin frocks. I'll put Pave 30 Pass Sting, Jean and Pat| New members of the club yp with the inconveniences of 2s Pass 68 All Pass

will have a slumber party at Martha Bolte’s home. A New Year's party is also on the calendar for the teeners. They had a joint meeting with

are Helen Bless, Joann Clark, and Lorna. Shuffield.

Marilyn Harper, Barbara Felton and Lois Schuller were honored recently by the Smiles Club. They are new members of the group. The club had a horse back riding party yesterday in Silver Hills,

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long skirts for the good feeling they give me,” Virginia says. Her tic shortage in the fourth suit, | most loved color- is American diamonds. But apparently West! Beauty, and she thinks satin and failed to think along those lines, [taffeta are the best fabrics for and he screamad in disappoint-| {glamour gowns, ment when the declarer ruffed the first trick with dummy’s six

i rty of spades. | Plan Holiday Pa But South's glee was shortThe members of -the RAMS lived. At the second trick he led |Club are planning a party for the ,,oiont of spades from the |Christmas holidays. Peggy Raf-

{board and played his ace. He tery will be hostess. There Will vajleq as if he had been stabbed, be a gift exchange. /

when. West showed out. Now it was West who was smiling, as he deduced, from declarer’s unprintable remarks that East had two winners somewhere in "his hand. | East, too, looked rather pleased as he sat behind dummy’s king-! jack of spades with the queen, 10 and another one. South was shaken but not overcome by the bad spade break. He saw how he could still make the hand if he could guess his opponents’ distributions. At the third trick he led a club to dummy’s ace, pulled a club back | & and ruffed it. Then he led the] :. king of hearts and followed with a small heart to dummy’s ace. He cashed the gueen of hearts and sighed with relief when East followed suit to the trick. } |

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Next he led another club from ithe board and ruffed it in his (hand. East was now out of clubs and hearts and a worried look had come over his face. He could see that it was going to work. South led the king and queen of diamonds, throwing two clubs from the board. East had to follow suit with the nine and jack. Now’ came the final blow. South led the 10 of diamonds and discarded the 10 of hearts from dummy. Poor East couldn't do anything about it. He had nothing left but trumps. He ruffed with the five of spades and then had to lead from his queen into dummy’s king-jack. “A nice play,” complimented North, “but from the way you moanédl and groaned I thought we were down at least four. I sincerely hope the next hand you play is a simple laydown."

Pledges Named

Six girls are wearing the pledge ribbons of the TRI-ET Club. They are Maggie Mayfield, Pat Allinder, = Darlene Jones, | Bobble Marks, uise Chamnes, | Ann Cornick affd DeDe Boyd. They were honored at’ a party |- recently in Barbara Hanna's home. | ‘The. members are planning a holiday party. !

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