Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1950 — Page 32

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South Gets Lesson in Humanics

SUNDAY, APR. 23, 1950

Plan Benefit Card Party

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hauck, Ludwig 'Burck, Fred

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PTA Unit Sets Program for Friday Eleciric Iron Is

The Parent Education Commit-| A historical narrative of tne. Floay Lowell Hobson, A, Vie- Easy fo Contro

tee of the Indianapolis PTA Coun- PTA movement will be read by tor Barr, Dwight Caristedt, John |General Protestant Orphan Home Besse and Edward Brockman. . i. oy 0 YM. Gainey, J. Paul Jones, William , Evenly distributed heat and a wXEt-wil sponsor: a: program. at-7:30 Mrs. Katherine Sorenson and Mrs.

TE. “Brandt “James A. Weber ‘and Tabric control “dial the talk~ WIL gIVe a’ ¢ird paFty at 8°p. mu Mrs. “Albert Buescher and Mrs. |p. m. Friday in. Cropsey Audi- Willard Earheart. The final fea- 1, Alvon Reynalds, current presi- ing points of a new, Tow-priced’ Priday. ‘in the home, 1404 8S. State William Bainbridge are in charge 3 tortum. electrie

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ture of the program will be an dents. iron just recently placed (Ave: 0 7% lof prizes and tallies. There will be a costume review ©ld-fashioned spell down. | Mrs. Owen C. Pohimann is pro- O% the market by a national elec-| p oeqq are to be used for the, Mrs. Edward Brockman wit {under the direction of Mrs. Georze' Participants will be Mesdames gram chairman, assisted by Mrs. tric appliance firm. | benefit of the home. Mrs. Palmer handle refreshments. A men's

-L. Clark. Former presidents will H. E. Barnhard, Charles H. Smith, Walter E. Garrison, Mrs. H. H.| The base of the new fron has a » hairman, committee also is assisting. I Goes Down Because § ‘model early styles. Mrs. John K. Clayton H. Ridge, S. M. Meyers, Mitchell, the Rev. Laman H. Bru- sloping edge and ta point, Padgett is the general ¢ a ting. Xu . Rickley is costume chairman. William E. Balz. George L. Clark, ner Jr. Reuben D. Behlmer, Lt. for easier ironing under buttons, 8nd Mrs. Robert Wagener is in includes p te He Underrates Foe {Many of the dresses are from the William R. Shirley, Walter L. Forrest Higgs and Dr. Philip through ruffles and pleats, charge of tickets. chairman; Mr. Buescher and Mr, > SOUTH WAS greedy. South Svs Theater's wardrobe depart- Thoms, Walter L. Caley and Earl Reed. Mrs. John C. Cavosie is in There's a heel rest, too, for easy Arranging the event are Mes- Padgett. Mrs. Embhardt is in underrated his opponents. South men a {H. Stumpf, former presidents, and charge of registration. tilting. . dames Albert _ Buescher, will charge of publicity. - went down one at three no trump. Suppose .you held the South ecards. Can you see how you could {i s possibly miss taking 11 tricks-—or —_— 12, without a heart opening? " Read how the actual South S PILLOW ARM METAL GLIDER, with one long comfortplaye a welt to. a okey] i : : able innerspring seat cushion Water repellent DuPont INDIA oe note of the importance of the % : : covers in bright colors, deeply up- American . human elements of the game. holstered. Choice of green, red, yel- night. HI When North opened’ the bid- » I hi co it al ding, South immediately. visual- \ 2 ow, white. mm {zed a final contract of three no : Ss — i . 49.50 SixtySs : - Indianapoli North dealer ? “ye : | Be do erable Phone MArket 7331 31 South Meridian mile east of NORTH EY ~ X park...a S—8 76532 : 2 H—Q 10 5 : | Methodist D—A K | . t was Cc—A Q ; : Indians’ ir WEST EAST CHAISE, adjusts 3 ways, plastic Owen J. Bu Se I Sy 3 covered thick innerspring mat- throw 2 —t 9 — D—J 10 5 D—9 762 tress, angle- room out or C—9762 C—8543 iron frame. 10’ baseball wy In 12424 Ae WE Rolls on rub- | . old | asehall H—6 8 2 By SUE BURNETT ber tires. gic memories D—Q 8 43 Few pattern pieces and a Re d, green, a Sonar C—K J 10 , . opener three The bidding: clearly {llustrated sew chart blue.

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by West. Pattern 8556 is a sew-rite per- hero isn’t | However, West was a sus- forated pattern in sizes 12, 14, cardboard. picious, imaginative and bold 14 18 20: 40 and 42. Size 14, Present ¢ player. He thought there. was| our yards of 39-inch. swoon after

something phony about South's heart call. 8o, after some thought, he defiantly opened the four of hearts,

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