Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1949 — Page 14

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“READY for IMMEDIATE WEAR” ‘SUIT or TOPCOAT

“URRY!

for the

DRE DAYS!

TO GET YOUR

HOLIDAYS. . at LEON'S

HURRY!

OPEN EVERY NIGHT « UNTIL 8 P.M. FRIDAY UNTIL 6 P. M.

Time Is Getting Short!—

Don't wait too long. Right now and up to Saturday night until 8 p. m. you can get your Leon suit or topcoat, These clothes are of all.wool fabrics, and are well tailored.

Changes in fit, if any, can be made immedi. ately. Pay for them as you like. You may even

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[Finds Enduring Love With Older Husband

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| "DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

'ried 22 years, marriages last,

as a registered nurse. Whén we get up In years, Mrs, Mahners, we get sick. Then we need each other more, | can look like a million dollars, and . that does not mean very, (much. Women as a rule age faster than men,

|nice, clean little home. We never {go in debt. Rather than buy each

other foolish gifts we help the} slick.

'tn the morning. We all need God more in our homes today.

so. little for Him,

lleves. in God. The prayer meet-| |ings we've had have meant 80)

| bord, Live the spiritual, not the; worldly life, and be happy. God | will give ais most loving reward, an eternal home in Heaven. A CHRISTIAN NURSE.

ally it's each other. When they're apart they pick on fellow workers, clerks, wait. resses, bus drivers and friends. Seldom do they think “maybe | I'm wrong, not all these other | people.” [If they admit it they | forgive themselves, take no nc- | tion, and crawl back into seif- | ishness and self-centeredness.

Make Friends aot Home

day and think some of it very; good —and-—-some - not. -F-- read} Pee. 13 where the girl was dis-|

agree with you. the same problem at home. The older girl always gets the! blame when things aren't right around the house. When a girl] with a problem like that writes to you it's always her fault. You, probably never went through lots of things the girls do today. Al girl can't go out and be home| by 11 o'clock. Shows get out

USEFUL HOME GIFTS—We

For Christmas Gifts—for Young People . “Going-to-Housekeeping!"

I. AM WRITING you in'regard to my most happy marriage. sweetheart-husband is 20 years older than myself.

We've been mar-

We wives with older husbands can sure be grateful that our We know thése older men will always look after us |and stand by us. If 1 had married a young man I'd be back on duty

lor 10 years: ago. Jit seems to P. Talbert, secme like you would try to look at retary;

We don't feel like we Poth aides.

I left home when I was young.

I didn’t have. d high school education and I got along fine. 1 never regretted leaving. My Baumer, chaplain; Jack Bussell,

| k God every day for our Mother begged me to come home. organist; Dory L. Flake, senior 1 1than Iy Gay Now I'm home and all they do| steward;

is fuss at me. To my parents my older brother Walter C. Muir, Frank R. White and younger sister are angels.

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much to us and to our-—-neigh- comeback and I can’t blame you.

gusted with her home and I don’t} I have almost]

{lots later now than they did eight

Will Deliver in. Time for Christmas!

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We tune in on a good sermon | Know I'm no angel and don't 7 want to be.

He I'm a smart alec. I don't think does so much ‘or us and we dol Know near all of it but I think My husband|! know quite a little more about doesn't go to church but he pe-| this than some peopie think they A four-year-old Holstein cow to-| You probably won’t ‘publish day held the world's milk producbecause you won't have a tion championship.

You'll probably say

his

M.E., CITY. How many times over do you see a movie? Occasionally 1 lay aside my shawl, remove the Hniment, and hobble off to a movie. (I just love these talkfes.) ture, Mickey Mouse, and shorts on the rug weavers and strange birds of foreign lands in three hours and two saweki of Popcorn. On my better days 1 remember haVing problems just like you girls.

I don’t believe we should |

have “Disgusted Girl” pattern after you, do you? Somehow You' haven't made your home the way you want it, as T suggested she try to do. Maybe

you've tried but you haven't |

hit.

I know some parents shouldn't be. But they're just like other people. Handled properly, they become your friends. Real friends try to understand cach other. -Know--ing each other pretty well, like -parents-and- children dv, some= times. they understand better than is desired. Real friends disagree sometimes, but they strike compromises. You won't get your own way all the time with your parents. They expect obedience, appreciation for the sacrifices

they make, and respect. They | “want other people to respect

You and they want you to respect yourself. Most of them remember their teen-age probliems. help. It would he a lot easier to let you run wild, but they care what happens to you. Your mother didn’t beg you to come home so she could mistreat you. She loves you. She hopes you lo¥e your family. Freedom was new to you. It was enough. You'd have wanted more eventuglly.

tion, to make you comfortable

around new people and to get | | you a job to buy pretty clothes.

You were determined to prove you could get along all right on your own. You made friends.

Use some of that determina- |

tion and make friends at home,

Let Mrs. Manners and read. |

ers of The Times share your

problems. Write in care of The |

Times, 214 W. Maryland St,

Leo Cox Plays Santa

At State School An

Butlerville again this year. Leo H. Cox, 2830 Indianapoli

gineer,

I ean see a double fea- |

That's why they offer |

One |

thing might -have been educa- |

Indianapolis * businessman played Santa Claus for children at Muscatatuck State School .at.

Ave, a contracting electrical entrimmed Christmas trees

IMaséns to Install Weimer as Chief

" Walter Weimer will be in-|

stalled as worshipful master of, Southport Lodge 270, F.&AM.! en e (at 8 p. m. Dec. 30 in the Temple!

ito be Installed lare Louis M. {Cato, senior | warden; Russell {E. Herr, junior warden; J. Fore rest. Davis, treasurer; William

{Other officers ; |

Manuel 8. Green, senior deacon; Francis {E. Veénis, junior deacon; Arthur

Mr. Weimer |

Walter Line, junior steward; Orange 8. Davis, tyler;

and William E, Caesar, trustees.

Holstein Cow Chalks Up World's Milk Output

FLINT, Mich., Dec. 20 (UP)—|

Spokesmen of several cattle organizations sald they watched (yesterday as Forbes K. Merkley milked Minnow Creek Eden Repeat of the final gallon of the [35,240 pounds of milk she has produced in one year. The new mark is for cows of {all -ages milked three times daily. {A Wisconsin Holstein set the pre-{ {vious record of, 35.207 pounds.

AAAS

Burns Fatal to Girl ‘And Grandmother

EMMETT, Mich., Dec. 20 (UP) |— A 13-year-old girl and her grandmother died today from {burns suffered in a fire in which five ather.. children in the farm! family perished. | A mass burial- was planned for {Mrs. Della Bethway, and her six igrandchtidren. The childrén were trapped eon the second floor of! {the house yesterday when a (kitchen stove exploded while the igrandmother--prepared breakfast. (Mrs. Mary Lou Bethway, ‘the big girl Hin the family,” died early today.

‘Excuse Gets Across | HILLSDALE, Mich. (UP)—Al| |Walters, a night-watchman, got out of a speeding ticket when he told police he was hurrying home ito get his false teeth ¥0 he could {eat his lunch.

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| tioning In a reputable trade | school for 10 months.

After graduation iw April of this year, I tried for six weeks to find a job In that field but

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Local Stu Elected tc

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Elizabethan literary club Mr. Rawlir W. Rawlings, St, is a gra High School.

TO ATTEND . Lt. George Ligonier Pos lice, will att

of the Feder: gation Natio Foster, FBI Indianapolis