Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1950 — Page 28

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New Group s The Teen of the Week— :

Sched ed

Phi Delta Chi Event Tuesday

The newly organized Phi Delta Chl Club will have its formal initiation Tuesday night in Marianna Mezza’'s home. Thitiates are Lorraine Gootee, Jopephine Stinnett and Joan Sherrile ' New officers. of the Date-A- « GGgmmas Club are Rosalyn Blockery president; Shirli Freije, vice prpsident; Helen Bless, secretary, aml Pearl Allred, treasurer.

Joann Henry will be hostess to

2112 N. Arlington Ave., and John

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Miss Marjorie Davis | They agree that the ideal age for ‘To Become Bride

will read the vows uniting Miss Davis. He's the son of Mr. and {Marjorie Ann Davis, daughter of Mrs. Leo Swick, 3732 Rockville! Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davis, Road. “My ideal girl = is one with a *

H. Armstrong, son of Mrs. Paul 0,53 personality

Armstrong, 1225 S."Emerson Ave. ~ tp. 4s much {The ceremony will be at 3:30 p. m. more important iday In the Old Bethel Methodist than looks. She's d Miss Shirley Davis will be the Sains and maid of honor and Miss Jean » but she’s not too Steele and Miss Helen Armstrong oud and opiniwill be bridesmaids. They will _ionated; I Like ‘wear agua and yellow taffeta. i

Brbiles Club_members Tuesday

Barton Rogers and his band will play for the Mascot Muddle The dance, sponsored by the ROXIES-GALS Club, will be Saturday night in the Kirshbaum Center,

The Powder Puffs will have a picnic today. The gals are plannihg a week at the lake

Norma Midtbregt is the newly elected president of the Tri-Zeta Club. The other new officers are Marilyn Waltz, “vice president,” Rese Tyner, secretary; Phylli Oftinger, treasurer, and Joar . BHirrell, correspondent.

HE JLUEN HAMPE is The Times s' Teen of the Week. She's

Club members will go to Lake a senior in Manual High School and the daughter of Bhafer July 30 till Aug. 6 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hampe, 1055 River Ave. Officers Named Assistant editor of the school paper, The Booster,

s a member of the Mask and Wig, Girl's Glee Club, Pep

lew rs of p MS ( o ‘ New officers of the JEMS Club Serdor Dance Club and Masoma, honorary for Manual

are Ethel Normington, president rl Maryn. Loomis, on presiqern; Helen is yice president of the Trinity Methodist Church's Kathleen White, treasurer, and Sunday School Clas a active in, the Junior Chor and the 8hirley Morlock, pub ty chair Shanty Cartoon. lowship group, She-also belongs to the Shag de toe ert > Aer ea re: Helen hopes to study at Methodist Hospital

Members and dates of the TAGI . and Derby Clubs had ; hay . Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. ride and wiener roast y. Fill out the coupon below and send it to Jean Maney, The IndianThe TAGI'S are planning a week. apolis Times, Indianapolis 9, for your nomination for the Teen at the lakes, of the Week before midnight. Tue aay.

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AAUW Study Guide ies Import Increase

Times Special taxpavers caused by any decline WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 A plea that we help Western Europe in exports under our present to earn an honest living by selling us goods has been made by Dr. laws.” Alzada Comstock, Mt. Holyoke professor, in a study guide on “Aid. The booklet, sponsored by the

" ale ; . np ssnctati varaite AAUW International Committee, to Europe” just released by the American Association of University urges the AAUW study groups fo

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Women. study and interest others in study? In a full discussjon of the Marshall Plan program, the booklet ing this highly important phase describes policy issues now before of American foreign policy.

The best. man is fo be Wesley * 97 foot, 2 > Michel and Ray Alexander and inches tall with Bob George Pannell will be ushers, dark brown hair and green eyes.

The bride will wear white satin ‘gown made with a net yoke, fitted Of course, being pretty is a big

bodice and full skirt, She will carry white orchids on a white Bible. After a recption-in-the church the couple will leave for a trip to Michigan. tary to the Booster Club, Bob, is em ————————————— co-editor of the annual, The Key- . . hole, and editor of the paper, The Ri ley Gui a |Spotlight, at Ben Davis. He plays

on the baseball and basketball

To Hold Tea |" ...

at ‘about 22 ‘and I think most.

single,” Bob says. ri

Event to Mark I AJ NIOR in Ben Davis, Ann 26th A . Abbott is the daughter of Mr. and nniversary Mrs. Horace E. Abbott, 5553 A tea at 3 p. m. Tuesday. in Rockville Road.

Ayres’ auditorium will highlight the celebration of the 26th anniversary of the founding of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild. Charter members of the guild will be honor guests. Special invitations have been extended to J the Riley Hospital staff, representatives of guild auxiliary chapters in Marion County, the Riley Memorial Association “and guild members. boys who are The musical program will be A fun but I hate Ann presented by Alice Deppe, Norma nce «.doud- squires. “Be-

“I like. men who have black hair and dark eyes and who are about 5 feet, 10 inches tall Personality is more important than good looks but they help, of course, I like

Huff and John VonSpreckelsen, ing attentive i nice, but boys who plasper. and:

+ Ritey: Hospitals out-patients,: for are; Sten Ette ntl AE “the guilty “has provided Arn s

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Dr. L. T, Meiks of Riley’ s pedi- the ideal career “for most women.

atrics department will speak. He Ann is.a. member of the Dra-|

{wi]l "explain the care of a child matic Club, . Thespian Society; from the time he is brought into Sunshine, Math, Home Ec and the hospital. : - Mrs. T. B. Lyda and Mrs, Elva . ope Cheeseman Thomas, tea cochair- Legion Auxiliary men, will be assisted by members of the hospitality committee. Sets Guest Tea A regular meeting of the guild a Ark has been called for 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Willlam Higburg, 725 E.| Tuesday by Mrs. R. W. Cook. 58th St., will be hostess to the president. Officers will be elected John H. Holliday Jr. Unit, Ameri-| and installed. There also will be

; uest tea- We sdav a report on the organization g ted dnesday.

prev Johnson Marriage Is Is the Ideal State

» Booster. Clubs, : ] ‘MARRIAGE, as an DE of the 4-H Junior. Leaders. OWS sets the complete approval of the She hopes to study home ec or three teen-agers interviewed this /business at either Purdue or IU.

[people are happiest when married. Stewart says. He's a junior in|

/the big step is 22 or 23 and they the son of Mr, wee all have “dream mates” in mind. and Mrs. Emert

The Rev. Charles M. Johnson pb Swick is a senior in Ben!

l—personality

help, too. I'd like to get married Dick says. people are happier married than Club, Dramatic Club, Thespian

A member of Hi-¥' and secre- ©f the junior class and on the

ates. ,She’d like to be mar- | - music-lessons, : ried at 22 or 23 and thinks that’ Si

can Legion Auxiliary, at a spring]

ess ton Woanes a meeting of the Indiana Associa- Mrs. Elmer Krueger is pro-| tion of Hospital Auxiliaries. gram chairman.. The general| —— chairman is Mrs. Edward Pierre, |

assisted by Mesdames John Gold-, Guest Day Scheduled 'thwaite, Glenn Crawford. wil |

Crawford, The guest day of the Alpha Eta liam Ervin and William Bucker, Latreian Club will be at 2 p.m. Honor guests will be Mrs

Tuesday. Mrs. Edward Campbell George Brake and Mrs. John|

will be hostess. Kundret.

the U. 8, problems of Britain and ducers from ever coming back

France as well as future issues, Into our markets. While money loaned to c¢o- “If this’ is the explanation,” oprating countries under - the says the professor, “the policy (S| es—— Marstel] Pleh already has done short-sighted in view of our much to ‘restore production and country's need for a strong, free political stability, dollar shortage Europe, able to ‘defend herself

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in Western Europe has not been against Communist infiltration, overcome, the author points out. “When the Marshall Plan ex “A curious thing has happened Pires we can expect heavy losses ta our imports,” states Dr. Com- 0 our export industries unless stock. “In spite of .our great foreign countries can get hold of ~prosperity, and HETWItHEA dT g more dollars = ; tHe ingenious selling campaigns She also calls attention to the started by countries in the_fact our exports are concentrated

Oktganization for European Eco- in a few great fields. Two of némic Co-operation, we are im- these. wheat and cotton, already

. a ¥ Bing oe, SY 5301 Winthrop A BR. 5461 PSS LUTropes "Oduets are arawing on ne axpaver for than before the great depression. the purchase and storage of un - in rop ve. * .

H“The - European countries arersulable surpluses. | puzzled by the fact that in their “If we let “imports enter in| rapidly expanding trade the larger —volames,” declares Dr.| American market remains almost Comstock, “fore Ign countries will negligible, Before the war 25 per earn’ the dollars with which our cent of our imports came from export industries can be kept

countries now ‘participating - in alive and flourishing < | ERP; in 19049 only 13 per cent Fortunately for the U.'S., the| came from these countries. ™ ncrmal exports from OEEC coun-| The difficulty, Dr. Comstock tries to us are widely diversified explains, probably lies in our specialties, many of them luxury own self-sufficiency during World item so the resulting disloca- | War II with a resulting pressure tion to American industry would | of Congress and elsewhere to he small - and at the worst noth-|

Keep European specialty pro- ing like the burden on American

Sorority Sets Meeting

Mrs. Francis E. Glass, 5748 FE. Hostess chairman, Mrs. Francis Michigan St, will be hostess at H. Insley, will be assisted by Mes-

T1307 p.m: tomorrow for the April Ere a nh > Dear, wy i ( el uber ‘ reenwalt, meeting of the Indianapolis Alum- Robert 1. Foster, John Paul Rags-|

nhe Chapter of Kappa Alpha dale, George C. Witt, R. E. Skin-| Theta Sorority. ner and James L. Kingsbury, Miss “Education for Family Livifig” Arete Covey and. Miss Virgittia Will be the topic for the guest Kingsbury ‘ SReaker. Mrs. Meredith. dicholson «Myx BopardasR: "MSOREIF ANT nia preside. f

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“SOMEBODY told us one of your rules, but we don't understand

: © week. ‘m it,” writes a Cleveland fan. “You say that low cards are safer dis“MY DREAM GAL is tall with Cards than high cards. Is this alwa 8 true?” J In Church a a sufents n Ben Davia High) brown hair and eyes” Dick NO It isn't always true. In "Het, this is not & “rule,” but is

{only a bit of general advice. Even as advice, it applies only up to the

‘Ben Davis ahd time that the opponents have made their first meld

Stewart, 1732 4 Alton Aye. “I like to date girls who are 5 {feet,50r 6 inches : itall. I'agree with “| . | with a pair the other kids . means more than looks. Girls

The logic of it is very simple. | The next player usually has some A—Not legally. That black pairs in his hand, and you are three is the proper ecard to. leave trying to throw cards that don't, {for you because you can't pick it match his pairs? "Unless you are a/up. That means that you don't “ |mind-reader you will occasionally really have a choice at your turn 4 throw a card that he can match to play. You are obliged to take

invhis own hand. (the top card of the stock pile.

Don’t forget, however, that he; However, there are many situamust meld a minimum number of tions in which you have good or points. If y6u have thrown a ten- bad luck, so why complain about point card, that and his matching this one? When they take all the

|with a good ‘pair add up to thirty points. It 4 Kk 1 all sto [sense of humor Dick You have thrown a five-point gard, ste oie o 1 canasts, we P |and with a pleasing smile are my that and his matching pair ad

\choice. I don’t like loud subdebs,|up to only~

teen . points, That .-9 2

{but I do like a girl who talks on {often makes all. the difference. - +— QF “had a red -three-on the

Suppose table and a couple of small melds,

having fun, I think 22 or 23 is 'you had this choice: Would you but no canasta. The other side a good’ age for marriage and I Walk a. tight rope high in the air, went out and said the red thrge think, too, that marriage is the!0r Would you prefer to walk a counted against us because we |happiest state for most people, "light rope that was only a few didn’t have a canasta. Was this

- feet up? It wouldn't make any right?

Dick’s a member of the Booster! ‘difference unless you slipped. But| A-No. You get credit for your

{if you did slip, you'd stand a bet- red three as long as you have any

_.Soclety and 4-H. He's president = lance on the low rope. {legal meld on the table. You don’t

track and basketball teams. His future career varies between runring a mink farm or being a professional tap dancer in television and vaudeville,

[situation no

None of this applies once the need a canasta. For example, you enemy have melded. Then your might have only three aces on the opponent doesn’t need to make a table at the end of the hand. That minimum count. To take your would be enough of a meld to discard, all he needs is a pair of earn you the credit for your red matching ¢ards or just one match- threes. {ing card and a wild card. In this -—

general rule wilhelp, ~ Mr. Jacoby Is unable to ane

Sorority Schedules you. You must try to figure out| swer individual questions on Di | what cards your opponent is like- ecanasta from readers. Howinner, Card Party ly to have in his hand—high, low, ever, he will’ include the most

Mrs. Margaret Modsching and °F middling. Mrs. Charlene Miller, members of

frequently asked questions In "= = =» I his column.

the Beta Beta Chapter, Pi Omi- @—Some of my friends follow a reer cron Sorority, will entertain with NeW rule. They say that the deck Civ : "Wi a dinner and canasta party at 6:30 is always frozen, In other words, ivil Engineers vives

m. Thursday. It will be held in YOU always need a natural pair in 4 . The Keys. dn Sour hand to pick up the discarg Plan Luncheon Meeting

Guests will include Mesdames Pile. Is this

rule official? The Wives of the American

Elsie Brown, Ruth Allen, Mary] A=—No. I've heard of it In one gociety of Civil Engineers will Hayth, Pat Newman, Eva Turner, °F two places, but very few people have a 12:30 p. m. Inncheon meet-

Dorothy Stein, Bea Veith, Kath- Play it. It

leen Webb, Geraldine Williams, official rule.

certainly is not the ing Friday in the Construction I personally think League Building. Marshall

Helen Bizub, Olive Simmons, Ruth it's about the worst way to play Abrams will speak and Mrs, S.

Mills, Mary Helen Donaldson, El- the game. va Brownson, Helen Yeazelk Pau-

R. McGurk will play the marimba.

» » 2 line Francis and Eva Mae Sconce, Q-The first card turned up is, Mrs. B. A, Poole will preside Misses Ruth Smethers,. Dorothy &- black. three, and I. make ‘the ard Mrs. Harvey Ri is hostess Schulz, Florence Geisler, Alta first play. Can I make th hs chairman, Mrs, C. .E. Haywood,

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