Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1950 — Page 7
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rles J. Lynn, a vital’s board of ysible the new ngs. ym which is the ding is to be exclusively for “Dates” and
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creation room of gray. Dragured in green } and furniture r-scheme. asta will be Elma Thompof the school, ‘ce, student soin charge,
ned Marion County War Mothers, rothers having ary, February .ch-in luncheon eat 11a. m in St. Branch, Innk,
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Two of fashion's latest moles, are sounded in these Henry Rosenfeld dresses . . . the batwing Silhouet and the shirtwaist style. Both frocks will appear in two fashion shows next Wednesday, at
second-floor Budget Department.
A Rosenfeld representative from New York and three New York models will be here for the shows. The bee dress (left) with
Blackwood on Bridge—
sleeves ending just below the elbows is of silk shantung and has a row of self-fabric buttons réaching from Mandarin coller to knee. “It is $17.95. Printed voile ($14.95) makes the soft shirtwaist frock [righ]. More style points are the patent belt and the big sleeves finished at three-quarter level with banded-cuffs. —By i F.
Mrs. Keen Confuses Mr. Abel By Playing 'Marked' King
HERE IS another hand that was defeated throngh.. the use of, Cope's ; mother. is. Mrs. Ruth Cope,
“the principle, "play a" ¢ard yoli ‘are known to hol : Mr. Meek opened the ace and another spade.
Bette Jo Bullard To Be Married
Miss Bette Jo Bullard will become the bride of Robert E. Cope at 4:30 p.m. Apr. 9, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Bullard, 120 8. Berry Ave., announce. Mr.
833 Buchanan St.
Mr. Abel got off! The ceremony is to be read in
on the wrong foot at once by deciding to go after the hearts in- the St. Matthew Evangelical Lu-
stead of the diamonds.
As you see, he could have won the second spade in his hand,
leaving the jack on the board as an entry. Then he could have set up the diamonds by ruffing a third round of the suit in his hand. But actually he won the second trick with the jack of spades on. the board. He led a small heart and finéssed the queen. So far, so good. Then he laid down the ace of hearts—and Mrs. Keen played the king!
Abel Gets Jittery
It now appeared to Mr. Abel that if he tried to ruff a heart with dummy’'s nine of spades, Mrs. Keen would over-ruff with the 10. Then if Mr. Meek’s hand could be reached with the ace of clubs, he would be able to lay down the jack of hearts for the setting trick. This prospect made Mr. Abel Jittery. He decided to play the hand wide open. He took out Mrs. Keen's. last... cashed -the:
- king" of diamonds ‘and led his
small diamond. After an agonizing study he played the jack from dummy and Mrs. Keen won with the queen. She cashed two good hearts and the ace of clubs for down two. Note that Mr. Abel's original] line of play (trying to set up his hearts) would have been successful. If he had ruffed a third round of that suit in dummy he could have returned to his hand with
South dealer Neither side vulnerable Hens NORTH Miss Brash S—-J94 H—10 8 soe ff 1 BY . C—=K 9 : WEST EAST Mr. Meek Mrs. Keen S—A3 8—10 6 2 H—6 5 H—-K J92 D9 3 5 C-Q107542 C—AJS8S SOUTH Mr. Abel S—-KQ875 H-AQ8174 D—K 6 C8
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the last trump and thrown Mrs. Keen in with a fourth round of hearts: Mrs. nothing but clubs and the lone queen of diamonds at that point. | The best she could have done {was to cash the ace of clubs.
But Mrs. Keen's play of the!
{king of hearts under the ace (a |card she was known to hold) Sided Mr. Abel into a losing line of play.
McCALL Printed Pattern - No. 8031
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|theran Church by the Rev. Carl H. Amelung. Miss Marcia Ann
Hess is to be the maid of honor; and Miss Patricia Ann Fish and Miss Lorene Cope, the prospective bridegroom’s sister, are to be the
bridesmaids. Miss Lois Cope, an-
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Eat Well for Less—
It Covers Basic Items, Gadgets
Prospective travelers to Europe or Brown County ought to look in #4 at the travel show at Charles Mayer's this week. It's a collec-| tion of basic: items and, gadgets designed to make touring purely 4 pléasant. 5 The store covers articles that| ] include toiletries, ready-to-wear! and luggage as well as colorful!
coffee and bouillon cubes—o
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Cooking Chickens
“Here Are Some Prize Recipes By GAYNOR MADDOX With chicken on the plentiful list now and always welcome, let's examine a prize-winning recipe. BROILED CHICKEN A One chicken weighing not over two-and one-half pounds dressed,
{two' teaspoons salt, .ope-fourth . - -! teaspoon black pepper, one-hatt a I
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one lemon.
ers. abroad. Available in several colors is a travel case made ‘with waterproof lining. It holds four bottles and two jars, all plastic, all unbreakable. The outfit, complete for $5.95, will whisk away breakage fears. Another storage set by Kewar includes three matching moire; pleces—kleenex case, $1.95; bottle ‘case, $2.40; and bottle and jar case, $2.34. All the fittings are 7 featherweight, the fabrics water-| proof. |
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By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Pattern 5116 includes complete crocheting instructions,
By SUE BURNETT Pattern 8578 is a sew-rite Foam rubber spells comfort—| perforated pattern in sizes 11, especially when it cushions a foot.| :12, 13, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 12,
It’s used in the innersole of a pair| dress, 4! yards of 39-inch; requirements.
stitch illustrations and material
Rub entire surface well with {cut lemon, sprinkle with a mix{ture of the salt, pepper and | paprika. Coat well with melted {butter and sprinkle lightly, but |comipletely, with granulated sugar. | Lay chicken on broiler pan | (not rack), skin side down, as tar from heat as possible. Cook [20 minutes. Raise to within four iinches of heat. | Broil slowly about 35 minutes, {turning and basting occasionally to insure even browning, :
' Thursday's Menu BREAKFAST: Orange juice, link pork sausage, ready-mix corn muffins, bute
in red or green leather. The shoes \ : are collapsible, have their own SUE BURNETT ANNE CABOT case. For $5.25. | The Indianapolis Times “Indi is Ti Nylon, silk, linen, cotton or] 214 W. Maryland St. The Indianapolis Times wool garments take to Henri Ben-| Indianapolis 9. Ind 530 S. Wells St. del’s “Laundel” equally well. The| \ = cic polis ¥, Ind, : |concentrated soap lotion costs 8 Price 25¢ Chicago 7, TIL lonly $1 a bottle, no tax. Size .iviiviieaies No. 5116 Price 20c
A highlight of the show is the Fashion Book Price 25¢
Wiltshire luggage display. These! air-weight pieces have rounded] corners inside to prevent wrinkling and the famous birthday locks, set at the ownei’s own date. The interior construction of the) cases are the same, no matter
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other sister of the bridegroom-to-be, will be ‘the junior bridesmaid. Ray Cope, a brother of the bridegroom-to-be, will attend as] best man, and Howard ‘and Don-| ald Cope, other brothers, and Jack] B. Hess Jr. are to be the ushers,
Club Meets Today
The Inter Nos Study Club is|
having its guest day meeting this afternoon in the DAR chapter
house.
Times Sewing Contest Entry Blank
“flere ‘18 “My oficial registration “for The Times’ National | =~ ~~
Sewing Contest. 1 will bring my contest garment, in mid-April, to the place to be announced later in The Times.
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Standard Pattern Group, Senior Division, for entrants
20 years of age and over. Garment made from pur-
chased pattern.
(1) Coat or Suit........(2) Tailored
© Dress........ (3) Soft or Dressy Dress........
under 20 years of age.
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