Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1950 — Page 16
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= Boadway Church Holds Evangelist Series ike Mrs. ‘Manners—
The Rev. William Fraser, Ft. Dr. Louis Entzminger is con ducting a membership drive for
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Baptist Church. Goal of the cam-| paign is an attendance of more! ‘Ithan 1500 members each Sunday.
DEAR MRS. MANNERS:
leave and drink more. Bt even asked dad to go to Alco- | noties Anonymous. He says he doesn't drink heavy enough to go. { Mom doesn’t like to go -out with {him because shé says he can't | stay sober long enough to go to a show. Dad never strikes mom because, my two older brothers and I; { would take a hand if he did. {| Two of us pay $10 a week t5! help out on expenses. My mother |
You know what a Wurlitzer can do for your children ... . what it can give them in poise and popularity ; . . how it ean help them to greater success. You also know that their musical education sould begin while they're young. - Why not start it now? You will enjoy a Wurlitzer right along with them. Not only * because of pride in their progress but also because of the pleasure you gain from having this fine piano in your home,
is always asking her where the | $20 board money goes. She teils | hini she pays utility bills with it. This leads to another argument. Sometimes 1 think of home but I'm afraid they couldn't | do without my $10, I love both of my parents very touch, I wouldn't want to leave {them. I only wish things were {normal here at home. We've tried | everything to settle things but it | doesn’ t do any good. Your advice |and help from the readers would {be welcome. You've helped so | many. { A TROUBLED SON.
There's a place to tell the full story of your family | troubles. I know you and your
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brothers are men enough to get | your mother and maybe your | father to go there. It's the | Family Service = Association, [1008 N. Meridian St, boys. | With your mother given help | in understanding old hurts and
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the love you feel for her and your father.
‘Traveler Writes Again I stuck my neck out when 1 of Arabia (etchings to you, Mrs.
Manners) and of wanting girl friends. :
show them feo you
Me wider are phopls boy Wortzar Fas then thos of any aber aml
{to lure a girl to my room with the pictures. | You asked how men meet girls| BUDGET TERMS GLADLY [in Arabia. For every American! ARRANGED —UP TO 3 YEARS | TO PAY
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* | Attend . Convention Open More than 50 Indianapolis dry! Monday |cleaners are attending the Naend [tional - Cleaners Convention In| Friday [Chicago which convened for al Evenings [three-day session yesterday. ‘tit-9 * {scheduled for tmorrow noon at the Congress Hotel. Third Floor. Two Indianapolis cleaners are, scheduled to speak at the general ‘sessions. They are Sam. Darko] and Cecil Byrne.
Piano Salon . . .
— |wrecks of the two youngest of us six children. The Tittle children begin to cry when they argue. Will you help out our ‘family? My father drinks pretty heavy and my mother makes him steep Arab friend. Hin “= ‘separate room. They<argue all the time and that makes him Pride; were at the wedding feast
spends very little on herself. Dad have.
old dissensions in her marriage, | she might be able to promote | the kind of family life you chil- | She'll | go if she loves you and realizes |
spoke of having colored pictures
To prove I have the pictures I'll] drop in and show you. I've given| many talks about Arabia. I'm sor-! soon? ry if you got the idea I would try!
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necks and stoned until | dead. (Try
MOM AND DAD are wrecking tidmeslves and making nervous and meet girls in Arabia, Mrs,
Manners.) s I went to the wedding: Bf an Only men, not the
-.of rice, goat and camel meat and fruit, served in a beautiful setting. Coffee thdt would make your men. A girl is spoken for When pair stand straight up was served. she steps from the plane. You drank until the Arabs were ~-Arab girls of 7 are set for mar-¢u11 Tea followed. I riage. A ring goes in her nose (yes,-it’s true) when her parents are willing to give her up. She is auctioned off for money, two) {goats and a camel. The buyer has {her three days’on trial, Once mar-| ried, she wears a black mask for| all but hér husbapd. There's no limit on the wives an Arab may
girl there are about 100 American
: TRAVELER. Here I was just trying to keep | you from getting your’ face | slappc. from wrong approach- | es, and all the time you know | about etchings. 1 liké your a¢- | cotint in Arabia. You'll do all | right. I can tell. | “A neighbor” writes, urging | you to take the suggestion given | by “Mrs. P. M.” Contact the Red { Cross and ask _ about picture
If an Arab is eanght talking to! another's wife or girl He and she jare buried in & hole up to their!
{ er day, I know.
alive + memmenns anv x Pr@NtS’ Bickering Wrecking Homelife
programs for Nospitalided veto | “Neighbor” says I agree | with ‘Traveler’ that it's hard to
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| Corinthian Chapter No. 456, | (OES, will hold public installation lof officers at 8 p. m. next Satur-| ‘day in Ev 12515 W. nto St. The new officers are Mrs. Gussie § Sweetzer, worthy matron;- Lester make friends in Indianapolis. IK. Boughton, worthy patron; Mrs. wm a Hecsler, coming Trom a | Vera Littrell, associate matron; small town. My husband and I Mrs. Lulu McDonald, secretary; found our neighbors in Califor- Mrs. Malinda Fowler, treasurer; Will follow
nia very-friendly. Here we doit Mrs. even know the names of our Mrs. Marie Mourit, associate con-
next door neighbors. I've met |duétress; | some nice people in Red Cross i classes, though. It is terribly | | lonely to be a ‘shut-in’ day aft-
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