Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1950 — Page 4

Cast Picked $chool Annonces “Rest of Players

personnel for the! High Scheel Junior audeville is announced. | Saul as be presented Feb. 2, 3 and 4 in Caled Mills Hall, | In the “Navaganza” are Mar-| ela Schuster, Phyllis Summers, Marilyn Fesler, Maureen Pleek, | Drucilla Beal, Carolyn McClurg. | Nancy Newton, Barbara Ludwig, Pat Thomas, Pat Kent, Janet Ludy., Nancy Gideon, Alice Jane, Smith, Tona Hicklin, Barbara Field, Marge Peeling, Judy Cor-| yell, Rose Ann Wick, Patty Burk-| head, Sue Storer. Lynne Adams, Sally Babcock, Della King, Janet,

Jett, ..Ann. .Robinsor, Marilyn Bertsch, Sue Turner, Nancy Thomas’ Caroline Kahn, Mary,

Ellen. Burton and Jeannine Rice. Norma Hornbrook, Janet Wahle, Barbara Wildhack, Judy Tetrick, Jane Hungate, Virginia Cady, Cynthia Haffner, Samp-| son McQuiston, Bob Epperson, Drew Oldham, John Roberts, Ward Halverson, Jack Weembhof, Bob Jewell, Mark Joelson, John Raines, Don Millholland and Dick Elliot. Bill Kerr, John Peterson, Paul Rupprecht, Dick Drake, Bob Scott, Don Jeffries, Griffith Johnson, Allen Lampel and Jim John-

son. Faculty Chairman

Mrs. Margaret Farmer is the _

faculty chairman of “Down in! New Orleans.” Cast members are Janice Waterman, Donna Barton, Janet Brucker, Judy Steen, Barbara George, Dee Heinlein, Lois Goodnough, Marilyn Prince, Joanie Burns, Joyce Johns, Babs Black-| burn, Dick Nicholson, Bobby ¥inn, Pete Estabrook, Don Mor-| ris, Jimmy Merr‘tt, Paul Rup-| precht, Tommy Zehy, Bob Gil-| christ, Dick Gilbert, Patt Archer, Barbara Walker, Barbara Gregg. Jane Adler, Carol Driftmeyer,| Janice Hannon, Jane Ann Bowen, | Lynn Catterton, Diane Fisbeck and Arlene Clifton. Joy Northrup, Sylvia Taylor, Judy Slagle, Irma Day, Kathy Daniels, Nancy Buhr, Pat Stewart, Janet Kemper, Elaine Brannen, Mary Jane Vandersere, Patty Ellig. Margie Shepard, Bed Goeke, Barry Lewis Culver

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Chairmen View Health Conterence Esl

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Mesdames A. T. Ross, John A. Davis and Glen V. Ryan (left to right) look over the Marion

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County Society for Crippled Children and Adults exhibit to be displayed at the 17th annual health conference of the Indianapolis Parent-Teachers Association Council. It will be held Thursday in Ayres’ Auditorium. The exhibit is one of several promoting child health prepared by various organiza-

tions for the conference. Mrs. Ryan is arrangemerits chairman for the event, assisted by Mrs. jack Kravatz third.»

Ross and Mrs. Davis.

Sororities—

Unit to Mark |

5th Year

Meetings Listed During Week

Blackwood on Bridge—

Rule of 11 Tells Masters

How to Beat 3 No Trump

WHEN MR. Champion double-raised her diamonds, Miss Brash) decided to try for the nine-trick game at no trump. Holding strength | "in three suits, no singleton, and a five-card length In diamonds, |

Buginess and social topics are Mr. Champion was glad to go along with this idea.

Godfrey, Teddy Moore, on the agendas of groups meet:

Sally Babcock, Donna Lovine,/ing this week. The Verae Sorores Chapter of card to play to defeat the conSusie Watt, Pat Schakel, Bette Verus Cordis Sorority will have tract.

Ralph London, Barbara Nourse,

Wells, Dick Drake, Bud Archer,iits 15th annual birthday anni-

Mr. Dale opened the six of hearts, the nine went on from dummy, and Mr. Masters used the rule of 11 to tell him which}

He deducted six (the number of |

Skip Perry, Ferd Falender, Pat-/versary party at 6 p. m. tomorrow the card led) from 11 and found ty Ball, Claire Redding, Margie in the Russet Cafeteria. A theater that there were five hearts higher| Cornelius, Bob Barnes and John party will follow.

Mercer, : | Showboat Act In “Showboat” will Berry, Carlotta Locke, Mally, Betty Lyverson, Eagen, Joan .Gremillion, Debbie Nicholson, Shirley Deer, Jacqui-| dean Wiles, Elaine Andrews, Inskeep, Dorothey Logan. | Jessie Coleman, Bill Schatz, Sanford Schwartz, John Fred Baker, Dick Bors! n Lewis, Roland Bunce, Don

Leon Shiman, Ted Moore and Judy Stultz. :

Psl Sorority, will

Pat|assisted by Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Herbert Fox.

thar the six spot outside of Mr.

Theta Theta Chapter, Phi Beta Dale's hand. He could see all five!

Mrs. Russell Williams is chair-

The business meeting of Alpha a Nu Tau Sorority,

will meet tomorrow night at 8!

Wally Meclivaine, Charles Allen, [John Da pr = {asked mmm AR Here is the explanation. For the py. \iaq

[purpose of this “rule” the jack goiFi

Carol Sundling, Mary Jane per TPO Joins

fdson, Phyllis Wade, Alice Smith, Catherine Christoff, Marjory Bicknell, Don Millholland, Pat Halladay, Marjory Nothmagle, Carol Kuschner, Carol Lawrence,

Carol Clark and Joan Baker,

Day Nursery Board

Fraternity

State Service

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versity.

» . They are Miss Carol Holds Annual Meeting [01a “loin St Mise Evelyn The annual meeting of theinawson, 8112 Westfield Road. and

senior board, Indianapolis

this afternoon in the Lockerbie)

Street Day Nursery. {ss Joan Hartmann. 3928 Ruckle customary lead of “is FOURTH there are five cards in your hand. at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the and much in favor of a long and Following a business meeting gt, and Miss Cynthia Baker, 626 HIGHEST spade. then he has 3 declarer's hand and the dummy Meridian Room of the Colonial successful offensive.” and election Bf officers, there!E. 60th St. have been initiated of those 8 cards in his own hand. which are higher than the SiX!pyrnjture Co. It will be a guest A Q + will be a 3 to 5 o'clock tea. Mrs. into Theta Sigma Phi, national This leaves five of them for the spot. It explains why Mr. Masters g.v event, nswers Yuestions James Murray is the president of professional journalism fraternity other three hands. knew his ten of hearts would yo. Harry B. Mahan, chair- Q—I have 3 nines in my hand. the organization. ifor women, |" To simplify the calculation onelhold the first trick in today's deal. pn will be assisted by Mes- The top card of the discard pile is

County Homemaking

Guiding Hand Behind Clubs

By JEAN TABBERT JACK OF ALL trades and master of many. That's the reputation of Miss Janice Berlin, Marion County home demonstration agent, Friend to all housewives both in Indianapolis and the nearby countryside, Miss Berlin is the guiding hand behind the county's 58 homemaking clubs . . . approximately 1400 women. She finds it's more efficient to dispense her knowledge through the organized homemaking program. But a_telephone call is all that's needed for her to rescue cake Icing that's too thin or advise on the length of a homemade skirt. Current project of the homemaking groups is a crafts program, selected by the members themselves. There's a meeting in September and October of each year in which the officers of the Marion County Homemakers Association do the picking. “We try to do what the women want,” Miss Berlin says.

Examples of the projects they've selected are furniture refinishing, making hooked

rugs, gift wrapping, gift suggestions and holiday decorations, and Christmas cookies and candies , . . just a hint of Janice Berlin's varied talents. Lampshade making, weaving and leather tooling are favored “lessons” now. One homemaking club meets each day, with hangovers—women who've not completed their projects -- included, too, if they've time. 7 Otherwise, the members finish up their tasks when they find a free moment at home or when

"The Center is the hub of Miss activities. There, with or and : Cab

! Day Miss Barbara Ann Nursery Association, will be held Ny Talbot St

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Two other Indianapolis women,

He then cashed the king of Mr. Dale

hearts and led another heart. Mr.

‘Brash was down one before she got the lead.

Here's Mow It Works

y the rule ‘of 11 works,

{represents the 11 spot, the queen |,

the 12 spot, the king the 13 spot 'and the ace the 14 spot.

ber of Weaders have

meet tonight of them in his own hand and| be. Sue fOr a business and social session, dummy. 80 he played his 10 spot, Marilyn Mrs. J. Kenton Gardner, 3707 N. knowing it would win the trick. Barbara | Grant 8t.. will be the hostess.

man of the party and she will be Dale won with the ace and ran H—A J 8 6 2 and off two more hearts so that Miss D—J 4

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Results of the 14th annual In|diana State Bridge Association] |tournament are announced. The {play was held Friday, Saturday and Bunday in the Hotel Linjcoln, Championships include: . | Women's Pair (44 pairs en{tered): Mrs. C. C. Mathews, Mrs. {V. R. Rupp first; Mrs. Arch {Falender, Mrs. Arthur Pratt see|ond; Mrs, Keith L. Johns, Mrs. George P. Ryan third, Men's Pair (29 pairs entered): {Joseph E. Cain, Jerome Jacobs first; Jack O'Keefe, John Lynn second; Williath B. Shideler, Springfield, O., Thomas J. Mehaffey Jr. third. : Mixed Pair (82 pairs entered): Mrs. John H. Mitchell and Charles H. Rippe, South Bend first; Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Gootee second; Mrs. Jean Morris, Edson T, Wood ‘Jr. third, ‘Open Pairs | Open Pairs (107 pairs entered) :! {Edson T. Wood, Joseph E. Cain first; Jack Kravatz, Maynard Adams, Chicago, second; Mrs.| [Ned Fribourg, Sidney Fink, Chi{cago, third. | | Special Pair Game (69 pairs entered): Section C, N & S--Mr,, | Leo Gootee; E & W-—/

land Mrs. {Russell Guller, C. E. Madinger; {Section D, N & 8—Roger Deputy, !

[P.N. Noble; E&W —W, D. interested in attending a women's college. { Downes, Mrs. Hortense Schaff, ph M—p— ap |Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Gootee Canasta— {won the special pair trophy.

| Teams of

Mrs. John G. Allerdice (seated) gets some advice from Mrs. Frank Weiland and Mrs. Thomas J. Beasley Jr. (standing, left to right) as she paints a poster for the Rockford College Alumnae Club tea. It will be held from 2 to 4 p. m. Sunda home, W. 96th St. Invitations have been sent to "

| Ralph E. eos Mesiemes| Jac O by Issues Another Book

E. J. Ittenbach and V.R. Rupp first; Jack Denny, Edson T. Wood, Mrs. Ned Fribourg, Mrs. Jean Morris and Sidney Fink sec-| ond; Joseph E. Cain, Mrs. Lester

Giving More Game Pointers

By WILLIAM E. McKENNEY, America’s Card Authority TODAY'S ARTICLE continues the explanation of the science of

in the Beasley igh school girls |

Founder's Day

The 57 Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild units have

been invited to attend the 18th

annual Founder's Day tea of the organization at 1:30 p. m. Friday, Feb. 3, in the Service Center. Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks, presi. dent, has appointed Mrs. Carl Ploch general chairman, Mrs. J. Clifton Hirschman will review “Smile Please” (Topp), and Mrs, Robert Marks, soprano, will sing, Mrs. Richard Glasser will accompany her, Additional program features

the pink ladies, White Cross volunteer aids in the hospital. Rob ert E. Neff, hospital superintendent, will present gold pins to |alds who have served 100 hours {during the last year. Mrs. Roscoe Barnes, pink ladies chairman, will respond.

Will Cut Huge Cake

Cutting: of ‘a huge and elaborate birthday cake will climax the party. It will be baked by | Kenneth Suddarth, hospital | pastry chef. Mrs. Barnes will head this ceremony, assisted by ‘Mesdames F. L. Clarke, M. L. {Sullivan, A. E, Cutshall and W, | H., Willcox. | In the receiving line with Mrs. | Fairbanks will be Mr. and Mrs, {Robert KE. Neff, Miss Thelma |Hawthorne, Mrs. Coralie Shaw, Mrs. Ploch and unit presidents. Hostesses will include Mes|dames Harry W. Krause, Carl { Klein. C. C. Bruning, James A. | Stuart, Bianres, F. E. Thornburgh, W. H. Fortney, Jesse Webster, G. Schernekau, Duke Stephens |and M. L. Faber and Miss Har-

Rhodes, Maynard Adams and freezing the pack as outlined in Oswald Jacoby's new book, “Com- riet Chambers.

Organizations— List Speaker At Dinner

| Zonta Club to

Hear Joe Pierson {themselves a play for out.

| Civic programs and an annual | “For example, suppose the opmeeting highlight organization ponents hold four or five cards activities in today’s news. \each after melding: |

| ~Members of Zonta Internation-| |al Club will meet for a 6:30 p.m.| K-K-K, Q-QQ2 T7772

say about attacking freezes:

when you are playing for a big "hand. It is extremely effective against opponents who have made (the mistake of putting down sev-

| plete Canasta,” published by Doubleday & Company of New York. | Mr. Jacoby’s earlier book, “How to Win at Canasta,” was a best At Tea Tables | seller for many weeks. This new book is far more complete, cover-| ing fine points for beginners as well as scientific plays for experts.!

’ . ) llowi oT | MY, Jacoby has the following 3 top card of the discard pile may

“The attacking freeze is used De Used to meet the requirement Pearson, William C. Hartinger, of your initial meld. For example, John W. Noble, Harry L. Foreif you held 2 nines and a deuce in man, D. A. Bartley, John G. Benyour hand, you could pick up the son, James Crooks and Ploch. pile and use the nine on top with | |your deuce and 2 nines for your Guild is in charge of decorations. {eral melds without having left initial meld of 50 points. Then you/On Mrs. Ploch’s general commite could add any other nine or nine tee are Mesdames Arthur Wiese, in the discard pile to your meld. Crooks, J. K. Garriott, Stokes If I complete a canasta of 5) Gresham Jr.

Presiding and assisting at ‘he tea tables will be Mesdames Neff, Claude M. McClure, Ralph O.

The Temple Sisterhood Flower

Burns Cookerly,

{tems, a deuce and a joker, what Harry Cooler, N. W. Dallas, | does it count for me?

James R. Julian, Meyer 8.

r Efroymson and Klein.

melded. In this case the cards in Workers to Meet

The Indiana Group of the American Association of Medical Social Workers will meet in the-‘home of Miss Margaret Jacob, 3851 Guilford Ave., at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Rachel Somers will discuss the history and structure of {the national organization. Miss Margaret Jacob will report on [current “activities of the practice committee. Guests will include | members of the Council of Social

Suyth dealer | 5-5-5, and 4-4-4 |" Ae , dinner today in the Spink Arms| 9° A—First you get 300 points fo Wel Som [a SET ow danas melts: | |a mined cana, After sorng | Joe Plerson, public information! Helo Bo dhs y oo , ue 1 1 Ne; Finmpion ldirector for Te Indianapolis], QQ. J-J-J, 8-8-2, 7-7-7, and of the individual cards you have Medical Social H—Q 9 5 [Chamber of Commierce, will talk Bnd | h 18 cards: | D-KQ762 on “Our Civic Responsibility.” He| ‘You hold these 18 cards: your mixed canasta add up to 120, os \will show colored slides. | A-A JJ 10-10 9-9- 8-8 66 which you would include in the| WEST EAST Miss Jessie McCallie, prestdent,| 4-4 3-3 2:2 [total Value of all the cards you Mr. Masters will be in charge of the meeting: How to Lure Them Out [pave mide. 1H ais aga Sapli $492 SR 214 : 13 | Jonathan Jennings DAR Chap-| * “your partner is down to only for a completed mixed canasta is A [ter will have a 1 p.m. luncheon yg few cards, and you suspect that'a bonus in addition to the points O—8 6 2 O—J 10 4 8 {Thursday in the home of Mrs. pe has a couple of fours among value of the individual cards. ) SOUTH {Walter Smith, 4145 N, Sherman them. If you simply discard a M——— ; { Drive. Mrs. Louls W. Bruck, vice black three, there is a good | Mr. McKenney is unable to Miss Brash | president of the School Gam-|chance that your partner at his| ®nswer individual questions on Heed 3 missioners Board, will speak on next turn will have to-throw an! canasta from readers. However, D—A 10953 “How Citizens Can Help the 2... 10 or nine. .. he will include the most freC—AKQH # hoels.” | es Since none of these cards has yét| quently asked questions in his eh Q . 7" The general theme for the year peen melded, there is also a good}. column. oo

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{any card from 14 and that will{the “rule of eleven.” Since, when

tell

higher than the eight

80 on. . If your partner leads the six of spades spades higher than t if your partner

you know there are !

has made

Miss Janice Berlin, Marion County home demonstration agent, shows Mrs. W. J. Koons, president of the Irvington Homemakers Club, the way to handsew a lampshade.

agent, she schedules the popular how to do it sessions and directs much of the work herself in the basement of the building.

Program Expanded During the war few homemaking clubs were formed, That was because personnel was limited. Now that the program, sponsored hy Purdue University county, has been ex-

panded many new organizations have sprung up.

Last year 10 were organized, the year before that six. Right now Decatur, Wayne, Warren, . Town-

Pury asd Washington

ships have their requests in to join the association. It takes only five or six women in a community to start a club by o Biving Miss Berlin a buzz. She sees that their interests are similar enough to make a workable nucleus, then begins the organizing process. With the homemaking club program mushrooming as it is, “The association Yeaders and Miss Berlin began a new system this year. A monthly leaders’ trainIng. meeting is held with staff

Agent Master of Many Trades

members and Purdue specialists

giving the lectures,

5 you the number of higher|leading from a long suit, your ' Jeanne Ann Kennedy, Mary Ann'ppree Indianapolis women have cards in the particular suit, For partner will always have three Hostetter, Sigrid Hood, Lois Bock, jeep initiated into Sigma Alpha example, there are four spades cards higher than the one led. from 2 to 6 o'clock. Classes will|Pack with almost any discard.| Jota, professional fraternity for higher than the 10 (deducting 10 why not deduct those at the outwomen in music, in Indiana Uni- from 14). There are six spades set” Deducting 3 from 14 gives There are us 11. Most players today use the Collier, 11 spades higher than the 3. And/device in this shortened form

Thus when your partner makes

ga fourth best lead of a six spot hat card. But You deduct six from eleven which the leaves five,

This tells you that

Groups Include

Mn Ayres’. Mrs. Basil Fischer will fifth nine to make the minimum 1400 Women speak to the group on “Stock- meld? holm.”

Then the representative from

each club carries back to its } . groups authoritative advice on Mrs. Anderson Plan Greensburg Trip foods, nutrition, reconditioning } Mrs. Russell A. Furr, national a wardrobe or house cleaning To Be Hostess |president; Mrs, John R. Sentney, tips, Mrs. Lucy Anderson, Bridge- grand president, and Mrs. Harry Miss Berlin has her dreams, port, will be hostess at 6 p. m. to- H. Cannder, all members of Altoo . . . projects not yet realized day for the monthly educational pha Omicron Alpha Sorority,

because of restricted funds. She

WEST NORTH EAST Pass local slant of the theme.

| Agencies.

is “Supporting Our American Way chance that the next player will jof Life.” The talk is part of {take the pile, acquiring some exitra cards and a base for a ca-

{Registration Set masta. | Registration for dance classes) If you freeze the pile, your will be held by the Brookside Partner will be able to discard his | Mothers’ Civie Club Thursday, four safely. Your right-hand opJan, 26, and Thursday, Feb, 2, ponent will have to give you the

include tap and ballet, ages four|Even better, your partner may be to 12, and Tth and 8th grade ball- able to take the pile and thus get room dancing. back into position to co-operate in Registration for boys’ gym the offensive. classes, age seven to 11, will be The only danger is that one of tomorrow and Wednesday, Feb. 1. the opponents will manage 10 se . quire one of the few remaining The Children’s Sunshine Club bases, meld a canasta, and go out will give its monthly card party The odds are greatly against this

dames D. P. Barrett, Windsor J. & ® and I know that the card under the up-card also is a 5. We . ‘meed 50 points for our initial meld. | The Isle of Capri ITSC Chapter Can I pick up the discard pile will meet at 11:15 a. m. tomorrow with my 3 nines and then add the

Weaver and Walter Zimmerman.

A--No, you may not. Only the

meeting of Epsilon Lamba Chap- will go to Greensburg tomorrow

hopes to sponsor a “School of ter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Soror- where they will be entertained the Month,” to which all home- | ty by members of the Alpha Eta makers in the city and county | Miss Edith T. Barr, president, Chapter of the sorority. will be welcome. And this wil] be in charge of the pledge wean — spring, in response to a great garvice for Mesdames James Cur- Sororit to Meet PROJECTS FULL demand, an open meeting OND ran Robert Carpenter, Charles Y COLOR PICTURES

child psychology and personality development, i8 to be launch ed. Here young mothers and grandmothers, the latter tradi-

Hart and Bernard Cangany and, Members of Omicron Chapter, Miss Marion Long. Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, The four hostesses, Mesdames will meet at 7 p.m tomorrow in Anderson, Marion Small, Cather- the Canary Cottage mezzanine

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