Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1949 — Page 15

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Club Plans

Christmas -

Open House

Yule Celebration To Be Wednesday.

The Woman's Department Club members will: hold their Christ-

mas open house from 2to 4 p. m.

Wednesdag in the clubhouse. Mrs. Everett E, Lett, vice president and departments edn, will

“preside at the combined meeting of the organization departments.

Hostesses: will’ include Mrs. Louise RB. Pohiman, American home; Mrs. Lawrence Carter, art; Mrs. Sheldon N. Cox, community welfare; Mrs. Willlam F. Kraas Jr., garden, and Mrs. E. E, Cahal, literature-drama.

The Technical High School allgirl choir will sing under the direction of Charles Hamilton. Richard Orton will present the Tech string ensemble in a Christ: mas program. Tea hostesses will be Mesdames Louis J. Rybolt, Paul N. Rowe, Othniel Hitch, Albert Stump, L. C. Messick, D. F. Randolph, 0. C. Adkins and James E. Hughes, cochairmen. Others: will include Mesdames John M. Williams, J. J. Woods, F. G. Balz, H. 8. Allen, Ralph E. Simpson, James A. Green, E. L. Burnett, Henry L. Dithmer, Margaret Fleury, Victor Halvorsen, Emory W. Cowley, Oliver 8. Guio, William H. Polk, J. B. Phillips, Lawrence McTurnan, Harris F. Wetsell, Percy A. Wood, Clarence L. Carlsap, Francis Hackett, William E. Kennedy and G. M. Williams, Miss Dorothy Phillips and Miss Florence W. Howell.

Department chairmen will preside at the tea table.

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You are making up your Christmas card list. WRONG WAY: Scratch anyone off the list who neglected to send you a card last year. RIGHT WAY: Let the Christmas cards you send be “a gesture of friendship rather —than a calculated attempt to only to the persons you feel sure will send a card to you

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nual Christmas tea will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Gover- |

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We, the Women—

Told to Have More Respect

Girl, 18, Ashamed Of Parents’ Home.

By RUTH MILLET NEA Staff Writer

I AM WRITING this column for one particular 18-year-old girl—though it. may hit home to a number of other teen-agers, Your mother, who sounds like an intelligent woman, signs her letter “An Unhappy Mother.” And what is making her unhappy? You are. You and your scornful attitude toward the kind of education for living she has tried and is trying to instill in you. Do you know what she says of you? In her estimation I am just an old fogey and no other mother requires the things that I do. . . “She is an intelligent girl, do-

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Museum Guild Plans Party

The. Children’s Muséum. Gufldjand distribute gifts. Mrs. Mericle will nieet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow jand’ Mrs. Rust will accompany for luncheon in the home of Mrs [the singing of carols. : Earl W. Mericle, 4480 N. Meridian " St, 7 ’

The hostess will be assisted by Group Holds Yule Party

Mesdames ean T. Finney, ‘Members of Beta Chi Theta Dudley Gallahue, Edward Galla- : nristhue, Richard T. Hill, Hilbert Rust|STOrity held their annual C i and Robert E. Stafford, * |mast party and gift exchange las Mrs. Finney will be Santa Claus night in The Keys.

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ing well at school, but her attitude at home is almost unbearable. “She treats everything at home, including the furnishings

Scotch Tape Men ips Scotch Tape Mends Rip Emergency grooming aids are solved the minute this emergency those special twists which enable arises with leg make-up. A woman. to conquer a ripped] A dark coating of suntan hem, a torn sleeve or a snapped make-up on legs underneath will garter in split seconds when ca) the color cue for nylon sheers she’s away from home and heriahove. Dusting off the powder sewing kit. - [surplus of a leg make-up is al The answer to the problem, for good idea before pulling stock-| example, of getting a ripped hem ings on. back up and keeping it there un-| These emergency aids can nev-| til a gal reaches home, is scotchier, of course, substitute for week-| [tape. The tape, which can be ly wardrobe checkups. But acci-| [stripped on in’ any amount to|dents do happen to the best-| glue up a hem, is easy to.remove groomed women and the only| cope with them is to be

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measure. | | WASHINGTON — Most of to-Black-out'" Skin day's policewomen in the U. S. A girl in this dilemma should are employed by larger cities in “black-out” the skin that peeps|Preventive and protective work. | through with ink that is of the The Majority are trained on the, same color as her dress. She can Job although several universities! keep her secret—and her reputa- NOW offer special training. Typition for good grooming—until Cal minimum and entry ages are

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