Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1950 — Page 21

"Heart's in It' Says Mrs. Carrie Brown By AGNES H. OSTROM ALTHOUGH she's a shut-in, Mrs. Carrie M. Brown, is one of the state's most active club presi-

b dents. : From a. couch in her home, TT TT KT 2035 NN. PepnsvivEnia ST, she : energetically directs the business of the Indiana Unit, Friendly J Page Hobby Club. Sheer determination and a telephone are her tools. ° f p .. A comparatively new member -—she joined last year—Mrs, Brown won the 1949 prize offered for recruiting new members. And since the first of the year she’s been at the helm of the growing statewide group. The Hoosier unit is only three years old. Begun July 25, 1946, with six members its roster now lists more than 100. Applications _& from as far as Greece and Hawaii specify memberships in the Indiana division. While this delights the executive officer she hopes to. open active units in other Indiana towns much the same as there are in various states, particularly Ohio, a club stronghold. :

: Local Shut-in Directs Business ® : To Be Hostess | Of Friendly Page Hobby Club Unit lacus a "0

- Fo / {Clarence Barnard is the general . / ; { Ch : C 2 a — ie oh atriman. + Queen Candidates To P ay Oame, Mr. ampion CLounsels . 0 rE Proceeds of the event will go ‘Will A . . ; . Mrs. Carrie M. Brown and granddaughter, Judith Ann Brown lio the. Hbrary fund. 1 ppear AFTER THE LAST hand, Mr. and Mrs. Rhule, the demon solutely right, dear. But how can

She also plans on bringing in. » +. more than 1500 handkerchiefs. : | Candidates for the May Queen System: players, were introduced to Mr, Champion. Knowing the Fishbein and Simon disagree? more shut-ins now scattered from “Indiana can be built up,” she Shaw, secretary and Mrs. Mary| The Business and Professional of the Indianapolis Hairdressers my... 4aa) gav

Crowe Pol to Rew Albany, insists. “If you could just read Harwell, treasurer. {Girls Club of the Central YWCA and Cosmetologists Association ventions. ; i “1 fee now their language.” jetters we get you'd know how| Committee chairmen include will have an organization meet- will appear at a meeting of the Against the grand slam Mr i The very thought of this was ~~ - says the valiant lady who's been much the club means to them, Mrs. Iona Bauman, ways and ing Monday in the YWCA. Offi-|group Monday night in the Hotel ge asx Mr. Muzzv ir. Dale ‘ed his Singleton ini Dummy obviously sacrilege -to Mr. Rhule. bedfast for eight years. “MY egpecially shut-ins.” {means; Mrs. Esther Dillenbeck, cers will be elected, policies Lincoln. ’ |with the 10. cashed the ace and North dealer | He turned to Mr, Champion and heart's in it. Ambulances. are provided by Mr. historian; Mrs. Bernice Brown, adopted and a name chosen for| The queen will be elected by a jeq a third club. Mrs. Rhule ruffed Neither side vulnerable |asked, “What would you say Family Affair and Mrs. Paul Lucas to take shut- flowers; Mrs. Betty Taylor, sun- the club. : {vote of the members. She will high and won this trick, but still NORTH {about this?" y {ins to the once-a-month covered- shine; Mrs. Mabel Killion, shut-in] pypis from Washington and Preside at the May Day celebra- nag to lose a spade for a snappy Mr. Rhule | “Fishbein and Simon don't dis-

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p. m. Monday. Mrs. Paul Butt, 5040 Graceland Ave. will be the hostess. - = - Mrs. Joseph J. Coffin and Mrs. § Graeme B. Supple will report on/

nt activities sponsored by the aon, etl M. By MARGOT MAYO : i

Schofield will review “The Lady! HERE ARE three more simple] Here's the sixth of 12 lesson articles that show you how to

man a “crow”) marks time while ; aS ‘0 {in the center of the circle. » An! ; | do—the basic » , n . of Godey's” (Finley). She will dance figures that start out from Nurce gale. Square auting wep ad RH of the advanced © At the (right) is a very easy jwear a costume of the Eighties. the basic pattern of four dancers! ghem-uii—for— future reference; The next lesson will be in The | FUre danced by two. eal Assistant hostesses Will" bTip g circle. In the average square] gunaav Ti . ; n The oq “ladies whirl” As with the Mesdames Richard Shively, Hal set, each couple will have a ye . ther figures in this chapter, it

G. Aspy and 8. Walter Morrell. chance to perform these figures wise. usuall ; starts off with “circle up fours"— ! | ho y four steps. Then , Here's the call for “birdie in up (ouIs Members of the Indispapolis With all the other couples in the “back by the left"—they turn the cage: : making four-to-a-circle patterns

soclate Chapter, Kappa Kappa laround, join left hands, and] “Birdie in the cage and a |'TOm the original set (diagram Asean: Te will pa all in the four in a circle, the circle counter-clockwise to where three rail pen, 8 | ome). : p. m. Monday in the Merchants|3! ay Sol om: {they started. . | “Now the birdie hop out | When the caller says, “ladies National Bank. ato -, star with the { A star figurp may also be and the buzzard hop in.” | whirl,” the girls do just that. They Mrs. Harry Harmon, Green- Hight a ok hip - formed with eight persons. {The “birdie” is, of course, a girl. spin around to their left, making wood, will be a special guest. | Back with the left and | The “birdie in the cage" pat-|One of the girls goes in the center a full circle (diagram two). The The hostesses are Mesdames| 90n't get lost. /tern (center) is also a four-per-|of the ring, and the other three men, meanwhile, mark time. Then

R. D. Pritchard, Nate Chapman,’ This figure is usually called the son figure. It can be danced from|circle left around her. Then ‘the|the call is for “gents whirl.” the D. N. Jewel, Howard Case, R. E. ‘star by the right" (see sketch a square set, but is more often ‘birdie hops out” and the ‘buz- men spin i le the girls

Sink and M. A. Mutz. {at left), but callers often have used during barn dances based zard’--her partner—hops i i ree ; (Sh Is Pl . d {their own pet phrases. The step on the circle (“form a ring’) pat-ithe three Fa the - ops in andimark time (diagram hii be ow Is Planne 1% simple~-the Azne cr t d b Lp! circle move Finally, the caller says, “every[VA went show 1s being planned s simple—the dancers join right tern descri ed in the first chap- uround him. The’ “birdie” or “buz- body whirl” and they all spin

foy the Maywood PTA. It win | 1204s. held high, and circle clock-! ter. ; 'zard” (sometimes they call thes (diagram four).

Bent rm ee ot dressers | Backwood on Bridge— a nese” "PH girdressers | Bridge— > aol Hagoton ea boo © 04 Meetin ‘Conventions OK, But Don't Forget How

‘maw will direct the music. Mrs. |

eat man by reputation, they were anxious to appear at their best. How can either of them be e them a chance to use one of their favorite con- WRONG?” :

|visitation; Mrs. Fannie Deputy. ys nual High Schools will présent|tion to be Apr. 30 and May 1 in gown three. S—J15 |agree,” answered Mr. Champion

} : ‘telephone; Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, {the Hotel Lincol { , ‘1 He { “ y affair. Her husband, John L.| Fun occupies a leading role in| "la musical program. There willjthe Hotel Lincoln. ; | Mr. Muzzy was hopelessly con- J94 bluntly. “They're not only fine Brown, their son and his wife, [hese Meetings. Apr. 8 Mra.| ambulance, and Mrs. Sally Em- dinner served at 6 p. m. be-| The second and third place fused by this good fortune, “What D—K Q 5 {players, but sensible ones. I feel Mr. and Mrs. H. Dale Brown, and{D1o" 1 ¥ill Be hostess for a parcel] Ly fore the meeting. Miss Lois| "inners will be the attendants. were you doing—sacrificing?” he C-K 153 sure either of them would have Mp and is, D ae Judiin [Post -and bake sale. Donations| . Munson is in charge of reserva-) Monday night's program williagked, dazedly. WEST EAST bid three no trump on the North A I Belon Eight-vesr-o} 4 have come from everywhere in Wedding Is June 25 Hons |also include a hair styling shimie. Mrs. Rhule ignored this entirely Mr, Dale Mr. Muzzy ~~ |hand—regardless of anybody's an, a 8. Ligal-y response to a clever verse asking! ise Marmi Kingsb d| : { Robert McCall is chairman, land turned to her husband. S—K 938 S—8 2 {convention % Judy is the youngest member. Ati¢or items worth a quarter. Pro-| ppc ®po WTO REIN tain The group is open to all young] reece 2 RE amet she Bald. “T miust|H—8 72 H—10 6 ay 3 the moment that is. When a baby ceeds from this party and the y 3 women between the ages of 18] J ; : D—1098642 D—J 78 You've got to be careful” he another member is having ar-|pridge party being sponsored Y'} a miscellaneous shower at, 'sy Orphans to Get Inave misunderstood your four —'° . added, “that you don’t remember EH Ean] tives it too will-be-enroltied. Monday night In the Food Craft 00 PM Wednesday- for Missi — yy ie rn ry 135 is A = elub-bid: Of course, knew you — ei CAG 10-850" the Sonventions—and forget To “promote hobbies and help Shop will swell the “kitty.” ft Martna Schumaker. The party ; Camera Equipment jin using the Gerber conven- SOUTH : ~ |how to play the game.” shut-ins” is the primary purpos2ig1000 goal by 1951 has been set Will be in the Kingsbury nome, Mrs. F.D.R. Is Honored A 16-mm. eatiera. screen mal asking for aces, but . . . "| a Raul ; : of the organization. An Inter-ito purchase a wheel-chair or 33% Poplar Road. | NEW YORK — The Prince Carll s.jection of films will be presented Different System Pe S—AQ1064 | national club it evolved from a other equipment for a shut-in. | Miss Schumaker and Bernie B. medal of Sweden has been award-| , "1 0 7 40 Club to the children {- H—-A KQ 58 i HAVE YOUR OWN pen pal group directed before: Other club officers serving with Berry Jr. will be married at 7:30/ed to Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- > the. General Protestant Or-| Were playing the Fishbein D—A i] ; World War I by a long-since for-{Mrs. Brown .are Mrs. Carrie p. m. June 25 in the Irvington veit in tribute to her humanitar-| op. ns Home. |convention, darling,” broke in| C—0432 ! SQUARE DANCE PARTIES gotten movie star. Young, vice president; Mrs. Mary! Presbyterian Church. °° lian activities. : : The presentation will be made Mr. Rhule. Your three diamond The bidding: with . = Wher she Bh-montivy. bullets; ; Eg : at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the bifth- bid asked me to show my longest NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST Old Timer s ow ed oO : : day party given every three suit. Well, my longest suit was Pass $C 3D Pass | vor mamta “rrenas mage 2% Many Butler University Students Plan A era: ree it, uta RS Da. 7R APess| Square Dance Records ; years age, the Shjestive of wilting . roe . . . Mrs. Bruce C. Hurlbert is chair-| “I know, honey-face,” said Mrs. | Complete Instructions with eoch of etters to make friends via Vv 1 ; T D S S man of the service committee in Rhule, with just a slight edge to strength in all suits except clubs : inky trail was enlarged to in- F joel} 1 on rip 5 urin J P rin g eagson charge of the project. Working her voice, “but 8. J. Simon, the and that you want me to select, hase. don-Breukabie popularly priced ede hobbies. B {deas on. Many Butler .University students sre planning trips during|will accompany a group of young- In collaboration with her and her British authority, says that your the suit for us to play. If that had, SEE th ota rue nts ER oa: iltne spriag vacation holidays. Vacation begins tomorrow and ends sters from the Orchard School. |committee is the finance and bid in the opponents’ suit shows been the case, seven hearts would YOUR RECORD DEALER hel? Lio bigs an he p 3a of her Apr. 10. : \ | Alpha Chi Omega Sorority budget committee of Zonta. Mrs. ability to win the first lead of have been easy.’ Or Call WA. 1605 a H Solleh ons. Sifts boxe are) Misses Joan Le Bien, Helen Hodges and Martha Wagner will members planning trips are Miss | Garth Wroten is chairman of that that suit. . . | “I hadn't remembered Simon," LAWSON DISTRIBUTING co. exchanged bn anniver \visit Willlamsburg, Va, and Washington. Mrs. Eildo I. Wagner Pat Botkin to Columbus, O.; Miss| committee. | “It also says you have great admitted” Mr. Rhule. “You're A ——————— at Christmas-time. {will accompany them. Miss Jackie Bryant will vacation.in New|Gloriann Zlotnick to Ridgefield, :

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bies is her collection of some 1500 Spille.

Vermont are represented. They've

—come from Hawaii, Cuba; France;

of fancy work—towels, bridal!

Last year's packages to Greeceiyo., oq Miss Shirley Swartz] ———— ————INJ.: Miss Jane Hendrickson to included comic books (donated bY | will visit Florida .

: Six members of the Sigma Nu erly Junken, Ann- Bowyer and pijamore, Madison, Wis. Phi : : : been placed in Greek libraries 80|p,,¢0rnity will go to Miami, Fla.|Gall Mankedick. Miss Renee nejis Theta Fraternity members ; : more children can look at them. 'They are Don Batrich, Dick Lease will visit Davenport, Iowa. who will visit out of the state : 2 7m 4 : Hanky Collection \Thompson, Delbert Flick, Pick and Miss Beverlyann Bergel will 41, Charles Rudy and Francis oO € S . One of Mrs. Brown's many hob- [Keilholz, Bill Jones and Erwinjvacation in Canada. | Kish, Akron, O.: Richard Cun- " . : B Tons Jackson will Yaestion Delta Tau Delta Fraternity ningham, Findlay, O.; William : : handkerchiefs. Seven governors in Rochester, Minn. A have contributed and every state] Three members of the Kappa the holidays are Patrick F. Mas- | © micher. Coal Fork, W. Va.,

Kappa Gamma Sorority will go! terson, Chicago; Patrick J. Ma- d Charles Rounsavell, Charles- a g in the Union except Maine and to their homes for Waster, They honey III, Springfield, O.; Harold an arles Ro! vi

are Miss Betty Fiddes, Detroit; Cline, Canton, O. and Alan R.. Hugh Caldwell and Jack ‘Hus-| eileen iE | ¥ ; Malta, Scotland and Greece as Miss Mary Aun Hants Spring ore Orouslang, ton Will go to Denver, Colo. Bill here's your pretty Easter - well as China, Ireland and Spain. | olen. Pa taskala, O. Miss Joanne Dick Shirk and. Fred Mason will Barnett will visit in Terrace Park, es

R Before she took over the presi-|arountain, Chicago, will entertain 80 to Florida. dency she had time for all kinds |)jjoq Mary Martha Turpin. |. Other students bound for their

garters, scented sachet sets with To Visit Chicago |Wis.; Hal Wilkins, Louisville; Bob| matching lingerie bags. Shirley! peita Delta Delta Sorority Buckley, Akron, O.; Everett Bea-| Organizations on the Butler Temple and Marshall Fields’ were nompers planning trips include Sle. Greensburg; Tom Orr, Muns- University" tampus announce her best customers for the latter nfiss Ji ckie Bresson to Kalama- ter; Bill Bielski, East Chicago; plans for future activities. articles. And one year she fash- ;55 Mich.; Miss Joanne Green to Tom Hobart, Michigan City; Mel: - mn. Newman Mothers Club will foried 335 hats with stuffed crowns New York, and Miss Helen Cald-i Sharp, Columbus, Ind.;-Ted- Bal-|: 0" at 1:30 x m. Apr. 18 in the

A for pins and needles and varied well to Youngstown, OQ. Misses/lard, Gary, and Jim Eskew, Ft.! Center and the Sigma Tau Delta : colored darning -thread in the Betty Maxwell, Dorothy Ponton,| Wayne. : {will hive a tea at 2:30 p. m. in brim. Barbara Sweeney, Francoise Den- C. A. Hecklinski will visit In {ps AWS room.

Since the first of the year she’s/is, Gwen McCracken and Jackie Memphis and Wendell Turner will] The Ka Delta Pi Society will been concerned with the local club Marks and Mrs. Pat Hunt will go g0 to Maryland. The Smoky pave a Lathe 3 p. m. Apr. wd The by-laws. and .constitution finally to Florida. : ;

drawn-up. { Chicago will be the Westination Max Miller and Bob Ayres. They petween 2 and 4 p. m. in the Cen-

{of Misses Marjorie Lowe, Bev- columbus, Ind., and Miss Linda

members who will go home for yigoins Trenton, N. J.; Fred

ton, W. Va. .

{O., and Bob Schumann and Mel : | Enyart will vacation in Chicago. . I {homes are Jim Sewry, Milwaukee, at a pretty price.

Coming Events

-Mountains isthe destination of Geneva Stunts will be previewed

Mechanical Jumping Bunny, 50¢

- Easter, .

Easter

. Chick, 15¢

Rooster, 15¢

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EASTER TOYS

J/ "FROM OUR FAMOUS FOURTH FLOOR \\ A host of Easter Baskets with all of the > - Easter Toys and Novelties to go with them. Plus the Easter Bunny in person—Daily until’

BASKET ILLUSTRATED

Bunny, 15¢ Wits Mohair Chick Tov sie The Journ Joa Crea) noua wn smoath, light, lovely sisal straw! Bonnets, cloches, sailors : _ Bunny, : ’ : : The Alpha Chi Omega Sorority : : % . 50¢ a $5 : will have a pledge dance at 9 p. m. +++ flower, pique, velvet trims .. + duscious Easter ogg . : ‘1in the Center, and the Kappa ; : E 2 ’ . : : , ~ Come In and Join the Fun! Easter Toys Galore! : Altha Theta Sorority will have| ° : colors, black and navy. You'll want several for all spring

and ae TT amna sored toe Ee i : : : Fie eh RL hires Mager and Company” = EBERSERE 0. rere inl

- 39 W. WASHINGTON STREET « INDIANAPOLIS [dance at 9 p. m. in the Riviera Vd apd en lO Ai he

ter. On - Apr. 21 the Mothers|. jCounell will meet at 2 p. m, in | Sweeney Chapel. Prof. Moulton’s| geography classes will make returns trips to Clifty Falls on Apr. 21 and 22. Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity will have its spring dinner at 6 p.m. Apr.-21 in the: On APr-22-the-Geneva Stunts + m——— twill be at 8 p.m. in-the Broad Ripple High School Auditorium. | The Indiana College Personne: Association will meet at 10 a. m.| Apr. 22 in the Center. Dean L.| Gray ‘Burdin and Dr. William L. Howard are in. charge of the conference. : | Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Delta Delta and Pi.-Beta Phi Sororities will have rush teas at] 2 p. m. Apr. 23 in the house. The Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority alumnae will have a party at 8 p. m. in the Cénter. ” Prof. Naomi Whitesell will conduct the event.

Speech Contest The John - Chapman Miller | «= Speech Contest will be at 2 p. m.| . 1Apr. 24 in Jordan Hall. The home! Little Red Hen, | ¢conontics department will have 15¢ a field day Apr. 25. On Apr. 26 the Butler Women's | Faculty Club will meet at 2 p. m.| in the Jordan Hall. The YMCA and YWCA will have a dance at, 8:30 p. m. Apr. 26 in the Cenier. | They have a forum at 2 p. m. | in the Center. The first year] Great Books will meet at 8 p. m.! in Jordan Hall *1- " On Apr. 28 the physical educa- - ; tion department will have a play, Colorful Plastic day for high school girls. It will E 10¢ be at 2:30 p. m. in the Fieldhouse. #99 -. | The fourth year Great Books will | ~

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We show just four from dozens. of delectable hats In

jie Detge GE SIP mW | ] L > ~~. and summer! (Some up to 23" headsizes) nd 2 - :

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