Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1949 — Page 17
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‘THURSDAY, DEC. 15,
Club Plans Christmas Open House
Yule Celebration ah "To Be Wednesday The Woman's Department Club members will hold their Christmas open house from 2 to 4 p. m. Wednesday in the clubhouse. Mrs. Everett E. Lett, vice president and departments dean, will preside at the combined meeting of the organization departments. Hostesses will’ “include Mrs, Louise B. Pohlman, 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 all-
girl choir will sing under the’ di-| Mission at Christmas by the
rection of Charles Hamilton. | Richard Orton will present the! Tech string ensemble in a Christmas program. !
Tea hostesses will be Mesdames | _
Louis J. Rybolt, Paul N. Rowe, Othniel Hitch, Albert Stump, L. C. Messick, D. F. Randolph, O. 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. Carlsam, Francis Hackett, Wil-| liam E. Kennedy and G. M. Willlams, Miss Dorothy Phillips and Miss Florence W. Howell. | Department chairmen will pre-| side at the tea table. :
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You are making up your Christmas card list. WRONG WAY: Scratch . anyone off the list who - peglected to send you a card ‘.Jast year... - oman RIGHT WAY: Let the Christmas cards you send be a gesture of friendship rather | than a calculated attempt to come out even, sending cards only to the persons you feel sure will send a card to you.
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* Donations of jams and jellies will be given to the Wheeler Indianapolis Branch, State Assembly Woman's Club. Wrapping some of the gifts are Mrs. H. O. Burnett (left) and Mrs. James Givens, club members. The group's annual Christmas tea will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Governor's mansion.
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We, the Women— Teen-ager Told to Have
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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 1 do. . “She is an intelligent girl, doing well at school, but her
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“She treats everything at home, including the furnishings with contemptuous scorn. Her room is disorder (itself. She cares nothing about keeping it tidy and if I clean it up for her the moment she steps into the room clothes, shoes, books, pa-| pers. etc., are scattered all over | the bed and floor.” | |
~ ~ . THERE IS MORE, but that should be enough to give you a picture of how you look to your mother.
It isn't a very pretty picture, is it? Of course, I haven't heard your side of the story. And you are bound to have a side. . v But whatever it is—you are glving your mother some very bad years. It isn't easy to be young, as anyone who has outgrown youth fully realizes. But it isn’t necessary for a girl to treat her mother and her home with con-
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Earl W. Mericle, 4480 N. Meridian st. / > “The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames J Dudley Gallahue, Edward Gallahue, Richard T. Hill, Hilbert Rust| and Robert E. Stafford. Mrs. Finney will be Santa Claus!
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