Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1950 — Page 5

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Meeting In

Art Gallery |

Member of Salon Staff to Speak -

Guest speakers will highlight| |

several club meetings this week. The March meeting of the Magazine Club will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Hoosier Salon Art Galleries in the State Life

Ars. Alvin C. Barbour will preside at a brief business cession

Ww .Q several scenes of Portuguese ‘boats by C. Curry Bohm. Mr. Bohm's marine pictures recently won first prize in the Indiana exhibit, There also will be a oneman exhibit by William Eyden of New York scenes, flower pictures by June Burkholder and several new: pictures by Clifton Wheeler. Mrs. J. H., Smiley is chairman of the St. Patrick's Day tea, assisted by Mesdames William Herschell, _ F. M. Montgomery, J. Blaine Rotman, John 8. Reeves and J. Phillips, Miss Amy Keene heads arrangements .for the day.

‘Schedule Safety Talk Laru Leonard, director of safety responsibility, will- speak before the Perry Township Woman’s Democratic Club Saturday in the Lake Shore Country Club. Mesdames Joseph Raymond, Peter Ransdell and Robert Herring and Miss Mary Prickett will be the hostesses. The Southport Boys Octet will give musical selections honoring St. + Patrick's Day.

business meeting and bridge.

Libra ry Gets

entertained by Mrs. Clifford Hite

—...marked the formal transfer to,

The West Edgewood Homemakers Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. Philip Hoch, 5312 Camden St. Mrs. Wade Nigh will be the cohostess. Mrs, Nowland Dawson will talk on “Out of the Soap Bag.”

The ON-EA-OTA Club will be Thursday at Shepherd's Chicken

Dinner Place, 8500 E. 38th St. There will be a noon luncheon,

League Files

Special Ceremonies

Held in Capital

Times Special WASHINGTON, - Mar. 7-—Spe-cial ceremonies last week in the office of the Librarian of Congress

the library of noncurrent files of the national office of the League of Women Voters. Dating back to 1920, the records

scripts division of the library by

contain much valuable source material illuminating the social and political history of the last three decades. Presenting the records were Miss Anna Lord Strauss, national league president; Mrs. Harold A. Stone, first vice president, and Mrs. Anne Hartwell Johnstone, director. Luther H. Evans, Congress librarian, accepted the gift. Because the league, a non-

partisan organization, is a kind|

of microcosm of the main social

and political interests of the]

American people, the records of its 30 years’ history reveal the ways in which many changes in society have come about, despite

~-the fact-the-league -was-only--one}--

of many groups traveling the same highway,

Papers Arranged The thousands of papers, weighing more than two tons, are now being arranged for the manu-

Dr. Louise M. Young, a special league representative. It is estimated about 150,000 papers will be added to the library's holdings when the processing is completed. ’ Files mirror “the revolution in the status of women and children, throw light on the rise and fall--of -the 18th amendment, il lustrate the spread throughout the nation of the concept of international co-operation in addition “to struggles over Muscle Shoals, consumer protection, fed-

ization of collective bargaining. + Since considerable arrangement and invento~ying will be required before the papers can be used effectively, it will be several months before the collection will

be available to research workers.|

Visitors Return

ple Ave, and Mrs. Eva Brunner, 1128 Norman Ave. returned home Sunday after visiting their sister in the Holy Cross Convent, Ogden, Utah.

Returns from N. Y.

Mrs. Elmer R. Krueger, 6505 E. 56th St., has returned from New

“ural ald" to education and tegal|

Mrs. Charles Izor, 3856 N. Tem-|

York after seeing Mr. Krueger off on the Queen Mary for a trip to London and the continent.

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Teen Problems—

Avoid Squires

in boys than boys are in them?

ally, however, it’s all a matter For individual airerences. “Some lads shun feminine society— others go after all the gals.

with a Don Juan complex. He. thinks he's Heaven's gift to American womanhood, gal's Dream Man.

ally very free with his caresses. He’s continually putting his arm around gals when he meets ‘em.

Unwanted Bulges Disappear When Mother Post Natal Exercises Rigidly [N&

Takes

Get on your knees, head on fold- . ed arms, Extend right leg up .in ° alternating with left. Re- ~ = Péat twice with each leg. :

TART gc mo A

the air,

gh By JEAN MANEY YOU'RE HOME from the hospital with your new baby. Whether you followed the theory of natural

childbirth or not, you're prouder of your baby than any mother since Eve, ; After the first week or so though you begin to realize that altheugh Junior is a bundle of joy, he’s also put unwanted bulges on your figure. The first blow usfially falls when you get up and go shopping for the first nonmaternity dress you've bought in months. fae Your old size just doesn’t fit and you discover you've developed a “rubber tire” around your middle. This “spreading’ is natural. It can happen to even the most athletic woman. About six weeks after childbirth abdominal muscles which have. been strétched frequently become flabby and take on fat.

Girdle Helps to Control Bulges

A girdle helps, but. no young mother should depend on one completely. The ideal combinatién is a girdle plus exercise. Begin your exercises, with your-doector’s permission;,—when baby is— six weeks old. v Don't rush at the exercises with the vigor of a high school girl in gym class—remember you're still a little weak. -Rest often and do only as many as you feel able to do. The old “knee chest” position is a good one for the first week of exercises. Get on your hands and knees, arms folded and head resting on them, hips in a straight line from knees upward. Hold this position and contract your abdominal muscles. Repeat four

il For a beginning exercise lie flat on your back, knees bent, feet

&¢ flat, arms at - sides. _ =

The Bode

~~ Two Announc

Engagements Mary Louise Cory To Be Bride

{E. Cory,

lof Louis B. Cooper, Crown Poin

times and then-roll-ever-en-your-side-and relax Lie Flat to Do This Exercise

Another exercise is to lie flat on your back, draw your knees to a bent position, feet placed on the bed and apart. With your mouth open, take short, quick breaths, moving the abdominal wall up and down. At the same time you draw in your breath, the abdominal wall is pulled in. As you let air out, the abdominal wall goes out. Or you can lie flat on your back with both knees pulled back to your ‘chest. Rock your knees back, lifting your hips a little from the bed each time. Rest between each exercise. Another advanced exercise is to stretch, Lie flat on your back, arms over your head. Keep hips flat and raise your right shoulder and arm and roll over on your left side, Relax and then roll over again. ’

-}--....And the pre-natal exercise of walking around on all fours-is: “fine for the post-natal period, tod.” It is considered a good way

to help tip internal organs back into position and to relieve the strain from the lower back.

Wi ‘ith Complex He's dead sure to try for kisses on the most casual date. » a = WELL, it's just common sense to watch your step with this type, Sister. He isn’t necessarily a dangerous guy, but what a pain! No suave gal wants to get herself talked about by a kiss-and-tell artist. ma ‘More often, perhaps, the boy who likes all the girls is a friendly fellow who hasn't yet picked himself a steady. Take him as you find him, Hon. Match his friendliness with casual cordiality.

By JEAN ARE GIRLS more interested

Sometimes it seems so. Actu-

In particular there's the lad

every

This sort of character is usu-

program plans for the month.

tal Sunday. Ann Freeman and Delores Gray will sing, acMrs.

Gladys Rockefeller,

ler is unit president. Mar. 19 the Indianapolis Unit

54 Mothers Chorus, directed by Mrs. David Fowler, will sing. Mrs.

Frances Polen is unit president. Memorial Unit has arranged services for Mar. 26. The Memorial Choral Group, accompanied by Mrs. Donna Cook, will entertain. Mrs, Gretna Grigsby, music chairman, will direct the pro-

president. Eleventh District. members also are "nlanning parties and entertai

is scheduled for Cold Springs Road Hospital the evening of

Legion Auxiliary, announces its be Tillman H. Harpole,

I 1th District Announces Month's Plans

The 11th District, American|Mar. 14. Units taking part will program committee includes Mes-|ana University’s Nurses School | Atkins |dames Polen, Frank E. Munford, and Mr. Hutchinson is a graduate

Saw and Mcllvaine-Kothe Auxil-|Ray Fox, Alvin Iske,

Norris committee,

companied by --Janie--Clarkson.| A program will-besgiven-Mar: unit(16 in Billings Hospital. Units “in give a magic show. music chairman, made the ar-/charge are the Indianapolis, Big Mitchell, unit president, made rangements. Mrs. A. Walter Muet-| Four and Federal Auxiliaries. The plans.

comprise the program

Moose Unit will be in charge aries. Mesdames George “Miter; Kelty and Charles Baker. | . of Protestant services for pati- Owen Briggs, Weir Cook, - Ruth| The Mar. 19 Sunday morning Willi Vv | h ents in Cold Springs Road Hospi- Jones, Arthur Johnson and Max program in the Indiana Boys Hiiam osio {School, Plainfield, has been ar- : ee . [ranged by the Stadden Notang: VW €dls Miss King ‘ thames Unite Me@ora= Sway willl She rained oF Tiss. Harriott {Joanne King and William Vosthelioh, Indi

'apolis alumhae, Theta Sigma Phi

Or Ware contest is

{women throughout Indiana. straight new gram. Miss Ruby Pribble is unit/entries will be

| Judging

leditor, Delta

the Medill

|series entries.

Democrat-Times, Indianapolis {Sresnville, Miss. Charles Allen of Matrix Table in the Marott Hotel:

Mark Ethridge, publisher of the/diana journalism.

will present the program. uot Mame Judges for Contest

Judges are announced for the Louisville Lawrence Gaston, music chair-third “annual Hoosier Headliner Times, will judge the feature story man, pianned the program. Mrs. contest sponsored by the Indian- ®tries, and Fleur Cowles, editor i {of Flair Magazine, will be the

''woman's page features

Journalism The CHYISt&R Science Monitor, open to newspaper judge the editorial entries.

story Mar. 18,

Alumnae’s

Miss Mary

Courier-Journal and

judge.|. national professional fraternity Erwin D. Canham, editor of the

from Purdue University.

” » = The betrothal

| George {England.

| Announced

man and Mrs.

Elizabeth O'Brien and George] Hutchinson is announced by her give a book review. Final arrange(parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. ments will be made for the annual O’Brien, 849%; N. Oakland Ave. card party to be given in the Mr—Hutchinson{s—the son-of Mrs: Athenaeum-Mar—22— Agnes Hutchinson and the late Hutchinson of ‘Leeds, luncheon includes Mesdames Leo

St. Francis Hospital

1 Guild to Entertain

A spaghetti supper and a luncheon- highlight the meetings of . Francis Hospital Guild _

a spaghetti supper jn the hospital. Mrs. John O’Connéll is the chair-'

{novelties for the party .inchide - Mrs. Henry*~Gardner, chairman’, {Mrs, Fred Koch, assistant; Mrs. | William Murphy and Mrs. Walter | Lutz. A country store both will be {operated by Mrs, G. L. McFar{land, chairman; Mrs. Charles

|Gaither, assistant; Mrs. J. R.

| The emgagements of two local Kruge and Mrs. Ralph Wagner. young women are announced in itoday’s bridal news. Miss Mary!’ {Louise Cory, daughter of Harmon Clordano, Nuzio Mazzia, Charles 1127 Brunswick Ave. ’ and Lawrence Daniel Cooper, 1102 Caito will direct culinary operaShannon Ave. will be married tions. They will use Old Country [May 12. Mr. Cooper is the son TeciPes which have never been Yon t Published: rE

Mesdames Mike Rizzo, Josephine Pons, Joseph Peonia, Dom

Novarro, Mary Caito and Clara’

The Rev. Carleton Atwater will Arrange Luncheon - {read the ceremony in the First {Baptist Church. Miss Cory at~ttended Butler University-and-the yisnal Association of Retall Drug= bridegroom-to-be was graduated| gists, will meet next Tuesday for a

The Indianapolis Chapter, Woman's Organization of the Na-

{luncheon and business meeting. |The session will be in the Haw-

of Miss Mary|thorne Room.

Mrs. Norman Schneider will

The committee arranging the

{Merz, William Henderson, Robert

The nuptials will be read at Tuter, Willlam Rossiter, R. D. 9 a. m. Apr. 11 in thé® St. Philip Fritz,

Charles - Friedman" and

. {Neri Catholic Church. Miss O’Bri- Anita Battista. len was graduated from the Indi-To Elect Officers

Dorothy Of Sts ‘Augustine, Leeds.

-relected.”™

Mrs, Richard Finchum will entertain the members of Alpha Xi | Delta Sorority in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Harover, 1175 Churchman Ave., at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Officers for the coming year will be

— Reports onthe recent Fush periods at Indiana and Purdue

anapolis,-is announced by | Univérsities will be given by Miss {her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletch- Erwilla Radcliffe and Mrs. W. A.

jer P. King, 5810 E. 46th St. The Cook. Mrs. Finchum will be as[rite was read in the King Ifome sisted by Mrs. Carl Arnold. ~~ jat 2:30 p., m. Saturday by the mene

Christian pastor. dingfield married parents,

{_ Mr. Vosloh is the son of Will R

ont for the patients in the Northwestern University, will be wright Memorial Award will be/Beta Theta Pi Fraternity mem-| veterans hospitals, A card party|the judge of the straight news presented to a hewspaperwoman

|Vosloh, Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. TIT Ted Lewis attended the Couple. i, Washington St. {Only the immediate families at-| i All entries st be i b {tended the ceremony. After a| You treasure every stone in a Winners wi eda | short: trip, Mr. and Mrs. Vosloh HOME OF YOUR OWN! sarter, nounced Saturday, Apr.-15; atthe Will be at home in the Meadow- Times, daily and Sunday, is now > "annual Prook Apartments.

{Rev. Paul W. Eddingfield, retired, ; 3 The Rev. ne arty Chaigman

the bride's

Mrs. Theresa Rassman is chair{man for the public card party to {be sponsored by the ILiederkranz

‘Ladies Society Saturday. It will be at 8:15 p.m..in.the.ball- 1421

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The bride - attended Indiana ADS than ever before in its hisJournalism School,|At the luncheon a special Fanny| University, and Mr. Vosloh, a tory! Turn now to the classified

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