Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1950 — Page 19

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tallation | ACA to Hear Book Review The Indianapolis Toastmistress Club will meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday in the Apex Grill.

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Mrs. 'E. W. Fullenwider, 1320 N. Delaware 8t., will be hostess to the members of the ACA Club.| eT diplomas There will be a 12:30 p. m. lunch- 1 eon meeting Monday in her home. “Gentian Hill” will be reviewed| Sit locale and perhaps continue by Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge. .

There will be an 8 o'clock meeting of the Charial Club on| Montreal on the Canadian Pa- - Wednesday night. Mrs. W. C.| cific, this enterprising young Balsley, 53 W. 324 St, is to be couple began a carefully planned the hostess. : =F venture on a “shoestring.® After

| a month in England and ScotThe Zetathea Club will meet Jand they joined some 50,000

Wednesday. Mrs. Aldo Bertorelll,| students from all over the world 2116 Park Ave, is to be the on the famous left bank. hostess, Miss Rosa Wetter will “Why you aren't expected to assist. < attend class every day,” they Mrs. Omar C. Woods will dis-| declare. “There aren't enough cuss “The Life of William Words-| classrooms.”

. Mary and Peter Senn... a French souvenir scarf, er chat for hours together over a eup of coffee In the street cafes, Mary spent much of her time at the Cinema-Theque studying the sociology of movies. There are over 30,000 films in the

worth” and Mrs. A. E. Combs| Those who determine to at- vaults of this institution, will talk on Wordsworth’s writ-, tend a certain day start from American, English, Japanese ings. home early, check a disorgan- and Latin. Both the Senns

: ized bulletin board to try to find Mrs. Basil Fischer was the where the class is convening.

guest speaker at a meeting of the Hoping for at least a seat on Franklin Delano Roosevelt Chap-! the floor, they wait in line with ter, ITSC, last night. She dis-| the flashily garbed classmen.

cussed “Stockholm.” One large amphitheater holds Miss Bally McFadden, 3644 N.| 1000. There is just no such Illinois St., was the hostess. thing as a small class.

Studied Movies Field Worker

Course notes can be purTo Visit Here

chased for $3 in the university Camp Fire Girls

bookstores over the city. These are studied at home with stu- in an eighth floor apartment Supervisor Awaited Miss Anita Korts, regional field

dents keying ‘their efforts for 4, the right bank accounts for supervisor for the Camp Fire

laughed over the early American Keystone cop films. Although no school is held on Thursdays or Sundays, Saturday is one of the most popular exams days. Social life in the university is confined to vacations and the end of the terms, . Despite the fact they found Paris in spring “everything the song says it is,” keeping house

the exams given twice a year. the “harder datly livihg” opinThere's no one to make you jon. Mazy 30a Peter agree there's .. which Gould be used for a “broader culture in European «,,.» “ ” Girls, will arrive Wednesday in " ) up” but not “down.” They Indianapolis. The announcement Schools.” There isnt the spe. shopped for food before each geared for “the intellectual” in most every different item. Keepin Tas Burts Supefvises activities contrast with the American ing friendly relations with the gan, Kentucky and West Virginia. method of a higher average entrepreneurs was the most imwith famous professors and t bl newly o ized council commit- ! gas stove a blessing, managed. Rew Mig Sau | people. And student and teach- with little or no hot water, the A native of Seattle, Wash.

sehoc, you have to stu. Ops Stove aBlesing i made by Mien Oranin Sarge noms poneuion sarc 5 Mar marcela fom on el _Juricipate a in. digit But there is freer contact ow Pounted a two-burner wee ors was aunt orl Social Security, Medical Plan

point out familiar Paris scenes on

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a pantry shower will be held Sunday. Mrs. Toms Graessle will be hostess in the home of Mrs. Robert Spray, Greenwood. On Monday Miss Peggy Yockey, 626 E. 49th St., will be hostess at a

crystal shower,

Buffet Dinner Set

Next Friday there will be a buffet dinner for Miss Novak and Mr. McAlister, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Metzger and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Mosiman will be hosts in traded an automatic refrigera- the Metzger home, 4370 Deauville tor for a more dependable ice- |Drive. A luncheon and kitchen box. Electricity is shut off per- |ghower is set for Jan. 28. Mrs. lodically during the day, making [Stewart Cavell, 4525 Marcy Lane, defrosting totally unnecessary. |is to be the hostess. They found Frenchmen A paper shower will be held friendly when you get to know |Jan. 29 in the home of Mrs. Jack them, enjoyed their sense of Vaught, Columbus, Ind. Miss humor, (Mary Frances Dittrich, 3510 N. {Pennsylvania St. entertained recently with a party for the bride-to-be. §

same amount of heat, and

Saw Countryside

Through the Syndicat d'Initiative (similar to our Chamber | . . of Commerce) they made six Grolier Fine Arts trips by bus and train through | the affable, casual countryside ‘Club Has Election from Brittany to the Pyrenees. All the officers of the Grolier They fell in love with colorful, Fine Arts Club were re-elected at gay Midi of France and a little a meeting held this week. town of Piquewihr in the cen- | They are Mrs. F. E. Treat, ter of the Alsace-Lorraine wine president; Mrs. E. 8. Farmer and industry. They saw all the fa- Mrs. A. L. Duncan, first and sec-|

mous cathedrals and spent ond vice presidents; Mrs. Paul T.| Easter in Strasbourg. Allen, secretary, and Mrs. Robert] The best part of coming H- Hamill, treasurer. Mrs. L.|

home? “Hamburgers,” chorused Frank Treat is press chairman the Senns. It seems that’s the and Mrs. Herman A. Goth, hisfirst’: thing ‘hey ate when they |toTian. docked in New York on the Queen Elizabeth the day after B * Christmas. orige . Developing a taste for the superb flavor -of French cooking, beauty and. culture was easy, but the Senns seem quite ready to settle for those ground beef patties, clear coffee and a heated apartment—for & | while anyway. x

Hospital Guild Sets

A breakfast party followed by|

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Planned =~ War Mothers Group To Be Represented The Indiana Chapter, Ameriean War Mothers, will be repre |sented at the Women's. Patriotic |{Gonference on National Def |The meeting ‘will be// land next Friday in Washington. [£1 Mrs, [John Lambert, Baton, § [state president, and Mrs. Walter || Thomas, Lafayette, national edi. | '1 jtor of the American War Mother | { Magazine, will be delegates. | Mrs. Thomas Prather, past state president, also will attend. Mem-

{bers of the American Legion {Auxiliary will be hostesses.

| Dr. Grant A. Butler, Boston, |will be honored at a breakfast . {Monday in, the home of Mrs. | Jules H. P. Gauss, 502 Blue Ridge | Road.

: (Plan Theater Party + | Members of the Women's Guild

'of the North Unitarian Church | will be the assistant hostesses. . | Mesdames Clarence Blakeslee, {Mark Pangborn and Clarence W, Warren are working on arrangements, .

- The Indianapolis Firemen's Auxiliary will have a theater party for the Girl Scout Brownie troop sponsored by the auxiliary.

Twenty-four youngsters will at-

Jewell Jean Lain “ups

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By ALICIA HART, Times Special Writer PATRICIA MORISON reports that she lost 41; pounds by the r sixth day and hopes to shed the other half-pound by the end of tend the event which is to be at the seven-day diet, 11 a. m. tomorrow in Loew's “I'll have no trouble zipping up my waistbands and getting Theater. Mrs, Evelyn Shingelton into the skinnier new skirts that are coming in for spring,” | is the troop leader. I - Auxiliary members will chapyou can continue this diet until [eron the children.

y' f the BroadShe's the star o required weight loss is

way hit, “Kiss Me Kate.” the Jewell Jean Lain also ap- achieved. Monotony can be proves of what her scales tell averted by varying the diet,

her. Jewell is an Indianapolis provided the calorie value of Plan Shower irl. Her parents are Mr. and the food substitutes is not in- 1 girl. creased. or rl e-to- e

Mrs. Percy E. Lain, Traders Co LL ) Point. 8he's in New York now SEVENTH DAY'S DIET | Patricia K studying in the American Breakfast { atricia Kruse ¥3 Graperruft To Be Feted Mrs. George Cross, Mrs, Larry

Academy of Dramatic Art and { Egg—(1) boiled

working as a Conover model. Jewell slimmed her figure be- Wholewheat bread or toast—'3

fore she returned to New York. B slice ari % 1 Scott and Miss Matilda Green will She was home for the holidays. Spoon margarine — "3 162° | entertain with ‘a shower tomora ove SomIng Pack to “he MY Coffee with skimmed milk —1 Tow in honor of Miss Patricia old friends and our new house. cup | Kruse.

I just hope I can come home for good some time soon,” she says. Jewell modeled for local stores all ‘through her four years in Shortridge and began her dramatic training in the Civic Theater. Today is the menu for the last day’s diet. If you have followed this diet faithfully, you should be able to see a weight loss of about five pounds.

Lunch The party will be in the home Beef hamburger pattie on roll

Mixed green salad-—lemon juice of Mrs. Charles H. Carr, 5020 E.

Buttermilk or skimmed milk—1 |New York St. glass Miss Kruse and Rebert Foster will be married next Friday in the Broth—clear—1 cup +Bethany Lutheran Church, Steak—4 ounces—Ilean broiled Guests will include Mrs. Martin Broiled tomato * |Kruse, mother of the bride-to-be; Asparagus—~6 stalks—canned |yrg, Amy Foster Powley, mother Enriched white bread-—1 slice lof the prospective bridegroom; Gelatin—1 cup |Mesdames Lloyd Krueger, Ronald

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sity "a desis ana 1m 3 co. Subjects of Club Discussion

lege. / She taught social stidies and

Discussions of the social security program and socialized medi-! ary was a social counselor before be-icine highlighted today’s meeting of the Seventh District, Indigpa meat next week 10 the Service,

coming a field director for the Federation of Clubs, in Ayres’ Auditorium.

Camp Fire Girls. /

Council of Women To Give Radio Program

The Indianapolis Council of 50¢ial

Marion County.

security program, Miss sociation,

“Social security involves more than the minimum needs of food, Monday Meridian Street Methshelter and clothing. It involves emotional security freedom from 0dist and Wallace Street Presby- | fear of want,” asserted Miss Mabel Dunn, state representative from terian; Tuesday North Methodist, |

Tracing the development of the of the Indianapolis Medical As-/day—Irvington, cited deterioration of Woodruff Place, Women ‘will present a radio broad- Dunn pointed out how population medical care and its exorbitant Brightwood and Victory.

Statfon. WISH. Mrs. Rose Marie society. “In pioneer days such a plan of socialized medicine.

| | cast at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow over trends and increases had changed cost as two real dangers of any| ee i—— { > 15 a. |

f the broad-|P Cruzan is chairman o oa basis.

cation chairman, will interview| Community. Ralph Clevenger of Warren Cen-| Changes In tral High School. He will speak

housing,

supply and other conditions have]

rogram was on a community \f, Palmer Talks It was -a human trait to,

Mrs. William Summerville, edu- Melp those less fortunate in the’

“With a practice already made

his immediate income assured, the Woodruff Place, will

food Physician would have little incen- With a tea ht 5 p. m. today. tive to take postgraduate train- Guests will be members of the ing. People would be the eventual 8rand council of Psi Iota Xi So-

Meetings Next Week

{- Several units of the Methodist! {Hospital's White Cross Guild will|

Center.

{Southport and Missionary; ThursBrookside and| and Friday—

Bretzman photo

Hostess for Tea

Mrs. W. R. Porter, 520 E. Drive, entertain

were married Dec. 31

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Helenburg, 1534

Miss Katherine Eleanor Mc- | Intyre and William F. Scheibe | in the | Barth Place Methodist. Church. |

The loss may be a little more or less since rate of weight loss varies with the individual, and it rarely drops evenly.

If you have had the will . “power to wait a week, you'll

get.a more accurate report of your weight than you will have had from watching the scales each day. Daily fluctuations in weight are deceiving. ’

Don’t be discouraged if your

loss of pounds is less than the | five that you were promised by.

this regimen. As Dr. Samuel M. Bloom; author of this diet, reminds you, many a person's weight. resists all efforts to whittle it down for days and

then drops in a sudden spurt. |

With your dictor’s permission,

skimmed milk— |cqarr, E. L. Hays, William Smithey {and Emerald Foster, Misses Helen Hodges, Barbara Jean Ingersoll, This is the last ir? the series Patty Kossatts, Kathie Quinn, of menus for a seven-day diet. |; i." with and Joyce Wellman.

| . { . Lowell Fishers ITSC Unit to Meet | . . The Pleasant Run Chapter, Vac ation mn South ITSC, will hold a dessert luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 8. Fisher, 3 Ar Rodsy in Lp-5, {31 E. 45th St., are vacationing in| cv *OT . Mrs. N ’ Re the South. : National Bank. Mrs. Noble yhThey have olds will speak. v

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visited Miami

Beach, Fla, and Key West. The

Fisher's were the guests of Mr. Amateur Contest Set

and Mrs. Benjamin Holt, Atlanta,| gp Indianapolis Chapter, Pi Ga, Mr. and Mrs. Holt are form- ay Delta Sorority, will sponsor er Indianapolis residents. an amateur contest Sunday in Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will return Miss Barbara Gamble's homg, to Indianapolis late this month. [1320 Villa Ave.

“ made such an assistance program | . a oople Mra. Has.lon that basis impractical if not/losers. old L. Hasbrook, recording secre-. impossible.” | - Three bureaucrats to every doctary of the counel, will talk on| Today, Miss Dunn pointed’ out, tor would be needed to administer the work of the organization. | social security has made it" pos-| the plan, Mr. Palmer sald. Ac-| r——————————— {sible for mothers to remain with/cording ‘to the social security| their children. It has relieved the board, costs would run about 115] Mr., Mrs. Harry Hergt {load on private agencies, placed | per pent fom Sash Zuployer 2nd) . {the emphasis on children in employee throug e Mrs | Set Buffet Dinner (homes, not institutions. Meeting|of earned income. Even this Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hergt, these problems more adequately, source admits costs may be 6 per 5108 Guilford Ave. will be hosts she said, is one of the greatest cent within 10 years time. i at- a buffet dinner tomorrow strengths of the program. Proponents of socialized medi-| night. The party will precede the, -However, in Indiana, she said cine argue doctors haven't done | Potentate’s ball in the Murat Aid to Dependent Children which a good job. If the 1900 death rate| Temple. provides $86 per month for three had prevailed in 1948, 16,000 more | The guests are to be Messrs. children in their own home is not people would have died,” he deand Mesdames William E. Steck-| adequate, In contrast $180 per|clared in rebuttal. ler, Ernest Hughes, Clarence month is provided for three chil-| Mrs. Clayton Ridge, legislative Degner Sr, Paul Linzie and dren in a boarding home. chairman, and Mrs. Thomas| Charlton Hostettler Jr. |

man, were.in charge of the pro|gram, Mrs. Hindman announced a {joint luncheon meeting of the| public health and nursing home| divisions of her department. It will be at noon, Jan. 30, in the {Marott Hotel. Speakers will be] [Robert Yoho and Mrs, Mary| Frame. . Division chairmen are Mrs. Irwin L. Thompson, public health, and Mrs. I. R. Yeagy, nursing home.

Seventh District president, Mrs.

Jasper P. Scott, was in charge] of today's business session.

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