Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1950 — Page 6
—= Picnic meetings. a silver anniversary and installation’
Final Meeting
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roups Plan Picnics, Silver Avniversary,
Junior WA to Entertain 8 New Provisional Members. at Friday Meeting
services are planned-by organizations this week. ~The 18 new provisional members of the Indianapolis Junior League will be entertained ata picnic Friday in the home of Mrs. Robert B, Rhoads Jr, Rhoads End Farm, Traders Point. : Mrs. Robert 8. Ashby, league president, will give a short history of the Association of the Junior Leagues of America and the local organization, She also will introduce the board of directors wha will . be guests at the picnic to the new members. Mrs. Alfred J,
Miss Kathryn Gartland, Mesdames Ward R. Fenstermaker, Byro P. Hollett, E. Havens Kahlo, Vincent Kelly, W, Taylor Wilson ‘Thomas T. Binclair an Samuel R, Butphin, : PAY wo ~ ie
n will be co-ordinator of the pro-
ning in the fall. held tomorrow night in the Ma-| irott Hotel. Miss Clara Vollmer, A 12:30 p. m, fanchetn Monday is the chairman. in the Hotel Lincoln will mark! Assisting - with arrangements the silver anniversary celebration are Mesdames Oscar A. Lentz
will - . Mrs. Harry W.' Wiebke will give Miss Norma Rennegarbe. _ & resumes of the club's activities] . since its. organization in 1925. The LaVal Wood Home Eco-| The main philanthrople project Romics Club will meet at noon to-! of the club is the Ind'znapolis Morrow for luncheon in the home Flower Mission Hospital. Tt is Of Mrs, George Close, Evergreen affliated + 1th the Indiana Federa- Acres. The lesson will be on) tion of Clubs. Herbs in Cooking and Furniture! Invitations have been sént to Refinishing.” the Shier embers oe to the! New officers of Alpha Omicron Flow ‘ {Latreian - Club have been anSadnmies N= te k, SA stalled. They are Mrs. Willlam| Auster od ne ha] Hunter, president: Mrs, Leland! ge % Keys, vice president; Mrs. Martha |
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Mrs, Bea Brown and ars. Doro-ipq¢, recording secretary, and 3hY Basson will furnish the enter- Mrs, John Roberts, treasurer, Officers to be installed include Mrs, Robert Tilson, president: Book Aids Mrs. G. 1. Girand, vice president;
Mrs. Phil Rech, treasurer, and Mesdames Frank Lind «, Estella * Watkins and George Gensch, financial, recording and corressecretaries. it “Board of directors members are Mesdames. Herbert 8 Smith, Glick and Beatrice Wieck,
Camp Fire Group Releases Manual
of adult leaders in youth groups and suggestions for vital program
Mrs, Clyde Titus. 738 Middle: 0 ror girls are highlighted
Drive, Woodruff Place, will be
Hostess at 6:30 p. m. today For of Camp Fire Girls.”
the Caroline Soott ¥ Paiialh PAR | Girls, Ine, New York, the pror. It will be a picnic event. gram manual is just off the press. “Officers will be installed. Mrs. According to Miss Ruth Teich-| Titus will be In charge of the mann, Camp Fire Girls national
service, | program director, “One of the, _ The officers Include Mrs. Marion
er, chairman; Mrs. Paul atters, vide chairman; Mn
on was to reflect Camp Fire's concern about good human rela-
joris Turk, recording and corre-iplajn how girls may be helped to
Hofman secretaries; Mrs. E. G.|gevelop aptitudes as well as at-|
, treasurer, and | tudes that make such relation-
Dixon. historian.
Installation ‘services will be held | Guardians’ book, it In cludes
rat 4:30 p m- Friday -in-the-38¢ changes. based , branch, Merchants National specialists in the youth fle "fob ple of Alphws girls in the 10
“ton, Al gi Sorority. | bracket, ks Aigha ™ include Mesdames| The first section includes the Charles Siipher, John Dill, Jack story of Camp Fire's founding in Shirley, Eileen Szatkowskl 1910 by Dr. Luther Halsey Gul Thomas Passwater and Edward jek. It describes the Red Feather s sdam 1 Agency's provin ound in the - Walter Chapman and James P. Aséns toll. in EL of the counJones are planning the service. |¢py's first camps for girls and in Representatives from the Beta iw. progressive schools. ” and Gamma Chapters will be special guests for the evening. ‘Welter of Ideat Part Two includes a welter of]
Annual Spring Party ” things-to-do. The Chapter members will hola/ das on (hings-to-do. There are their par spring party Satur- suggestions for Jiusic, singing day. It will be a dinner-dance at S3mes and dances, parties, 7 p. m. in Shepherd's Restaurant, matics, ereative hand and home| 8500 E. 38th St. | Mr. and Mrs. Rhiman Rots will doors. entertain from 5 to 6:30 p Thers “are outlines their home, 1727 Kessler Riva, N festivals, get-acquainted games, Drive. imaterial and tool requirements! ~The dinner-dance committee in| TOF Various crafts, : eludes: Mesdames Alvin Joslin, How to make a fire extinguishHoward Bettge, Kelvern Krause of how full a glass can be and and Raymond White. plans for money-earning projects Are among the many ideas inDay dinner | of. car porated in the manusl.
The Charter
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Of this year dnd previous years—
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by late again Charles: Moyer and Company draw from the real crattsmen-—offering you o complete orray, from the most formal te the goyest crystal patterns.
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Stokely. provisional course chairman, and Ber, iz
visional orientation course begin- Kappa Phi Delta Sofority will be.
‘of the Cervus Club, New officers Joseph A. Erpelding, Raymond P.| be-instaliod and.
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Adult Leaders
Times Special NEW YORK, June 7--The~role
or! in the “Handbook for Guardians mittee of PUBTEREd HY the Camp Fire,
rimary objectives of the publica:
_ Charles Mosiman and Miss Mar- tionships. It is designed to ex-|-
A revision of the original}
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4.H Conference delegates : Patricia Mahin
Kiwanis-and Purdue University. Each of the nine districts in the state elects a representative for this conference, They alternate each year on sending a boy of a girl. Ray, sént by the Lafayette district, is president of the county junior leaders club in his community. Patricia. Mahin, Chalmers, was sent by the Bedford District. The junior leader council, which is a new group at 4H functions, helps delegates get acquaintedi handles discipline problems arising In the 4H dormitories at the fair grounds, and works with the state staff in registration, recreation, craft projects, parties and in the dining room,
“Work Bight-Years "Ray has been in 4H work for ‘the past eight years. He was a —eonference- last year.
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By JOAN SCHOEMAKER is WE HANDLE problems at the conference.” This is the way Ray Holstine, Plainville, explained what he | and the other council leaders do at the 19th annual state 4H junior | leader confergnce In progress at the fairgrounds: ’ The four day meeting is sponsared by the Indiana district of
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County, in 1948, he has been |
farming full time. He won the American Legion |
conference work. They will go their-communities tomotrow to carry on leadership work.
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By’ RICHARD AMIER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, June T--If your]
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{marriage is unhappy, chances are! {grooms shou 1d realize they're school, tomorrow and Friday, will diamond suit and any other call| you've seen too many movies, “going to have to share the house- {be sponsored by the Mooresville, |is out of the question. In a word, |
Movies, Mothers, In-Laws Blamed in Unhappy Marriages:
“no daughter of mine is going to |do housework.”
She also sald prospective bride-
{listened too much to mother and work.”
can't get along with your in-|
any
happy though married,” said too! many young Americans have al fairy-tale notion that once mar-| ried, She said they get this rose colored idea from movies, among other things, and say, “1 do" 1 without knowing precisely what | “I'wouldn't want to destroy the {romantic aspects of marriage,” lsaid Dr. Fleck, “but the greatest cause of marital unhappiness isi {the failure of a boy or girl to be
(Cites Overemphasis * She advised a prospective bride
| such married life roles as those {of mother, homemaker, host ss, | emotional companion and “also her sex role.” | But Dr. Fleck, who is single, {warned that “sex maladjust-| ment” is over-emphasized as a] |cause of unhappy marriage. i
: L “Sex adjustment is such a per-|
{sonal thing,” she ssid, “that, it) treflects’ the adjustment a couple;
| makes in other areas of living. | i
{My quarrel with people who! "single out sex maladjustment is! | that it is only one facet of marital
unhappiness and it results gen-|
erally from other conflicts.
Raps Mothers
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Dr. Fleck wil teach {“school for newlyweds” opening! this month for honeymooning |
| guests at White Roe Hotel in Liv-| {ingston Manor, N. Y. i She denounced the practice of many mothers who, wanting a life for their spin "do" 0
Wedding St |For July
July 29.1s iy date chosen. by Miss Mary Elizabeth Swinney for; her marriage to Richard 8. Wells, |The ceremony wilt" be read in St.|
~—iMartin’s_ Catholic Church, Mare
tinsville. The future bride is the daugh-| | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swin-| ney, Martinsville, and Mr. Wells is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wells, Morgantown. The prospective bridegroom ol attending Purdue University.
‘YOUR TRIP: ABROAD’
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She urged husbands and wives ty Garden Clubs. Mrs. Paul Ochil-ican avoid this awkward situation | llaws, a marriage expert said to-ito settle disputes by “looking at tree, instructor for the national by opening the bidding with, one| the other person's viewpoint and! garden club council in New York, club. ‘Henrietta Fleck of New, trying to find a compromise that will speak on various phases of | York University, who calls her- provides the best way out for flower arrangement. for folki'self a specialist on “how to be both. \6-Point Program And she gave the following six begins at 10 o'clock tomorrow|
they'll live happily after.” point program for happy. mare Solve your money prob-
they but’ hey have to be realistic and not
Ma ny wives think
try to keep up with the Joneses,
Have a common terest, Set a goal. Business firms plan,
{80 should ‘couples.
Learn to get along with people,
each other's relatives and friends.
Be realistic. Keep your temper. Issues can't be postponed but “cool off” before discussing them, over-|
night at least, so you hav ‘fo measure her capabilities for perspective. You have a new
ments of two approaching marriages highlight today’s bridal
@ Ida Marie Luck, 3819 Jo Ave. and Robert Lee Jones
Iwill wear embroidered white or- | She will have a blush pink {llusion
{Pettijohn will wear a white and
EF ibride, will ‘be the best man. & reception will be in the Hunters o Lodge, Matots Hotel.
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2 Future Marriages Also Announced
A and the announce-
married at 7:30 o'clock to~
night in the bride's homie. Mr. {Jones is the son of Mr. and Mrs.| Rockville
Rowland Jones, 8001 Road
pastor of the Speedway Church, will officiate. The bride
gandy over blush pink taffeta.
veil. Her gy
stephanotis and carnations. - The maid of honor, Miss Jane
blue marquiset dress. / Thomas Luck, brother of the
The bride is a graduate of a le “Yiversity and a
The Rev. Kenneth E. Thorne,
«+ One-Club Opening 1 Often
‘Miss Trula May F gavghtes of Mi. and
. dison St. announces
daughisr, Doris, and Ralph Cross, her parents an- O'Brien, the son of Mr. and
and Mrs. H, P. Cross, Clax- ~ Ave. The rite will be read at ton, Ga. No date has been set 2:30 p. m., June 25, in the Em. for the wedding. .erson Avenue Baptist Church,
Blackwood on Bridge—
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority member. Mr, Jones attends Butler|
# University. |
Wedding Set Saturday
Mrs. Betty Jo Mahrling and! Robert F. Morgan will be married! Saturday in the home of the fu-| ture bride's grandparents, Mr.| and Mrs. H. D. Spurgeon, 1062 W. 31st St.
Mrs. Mahrling is the daughter) . « Ray Holstine, president, and of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank-|
house, 1032 E. Washington St. | and the bridegroom-to-be is the
{son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Mor-| [Decause this call made it easy | gan, Waldron.
{| The future bride is a graduate {of 61. Vincent's Hospital Nursing | {8chool. Mr. Morgan attended But-|
1 [Ter University.
Service Set Aug. 12 The McKee Chapel, Tabernacle
scene at 3:30 p. m. Aug. 12 of Miss!
luncheon and linen shower June!
Club, On June 23 Mrs. Carolyn Har{gitt and her daughter, Mrs. James
W. Hutchison, will entertain with!
Ia garden party and kitchen! | shower in Mrs. Hargitt's home, 5520 N. Meridian St.
Flower r Arrangement
Schodl To Open
A two-day flower arrangement}
| Martinsville and Hendricks Coun-
The Friday evening session will | living plant materials. The school morning. All meetings will be in|
nity Building. -
Church Guild Sets
Meeting Tomarrow
The Women's Guild of the Car-| roliton Avenue Evangelical and| Reformed Church will meet at 11} a. m. tomorrow in the church. It!
will be guest day. The group will be shown a film on Japan, * Comes Home.”
A luncheon will be served at/during the winter. Their muscles noon, and there will be devotions. 2nd circulation lack the stimula-
| | Mrs. Harry Link is president.
Practicality for Golfers
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Presbyterian Church, will be the |
17 -in-the Meridian Hills Country trump. if
the Mooresville Legion Commu-|
‘Kenji
Fy man of 18 or 20 can harm the rapidiyigrowing boy of 13 or the
Makes Rebidding he
THERE 18 A TIME when good players open.the bidding on a three-card club suit. This is not an artificial bid, however, and ‘has no relation to the conventional one-club openings which indicate! 'honor count only. The one-club. bid I am talking about is made on a holding of three clubs to the queen or better. It is not an attempt to be {fancy, It is made solely for the
{convenience of the opening bidder made it easy by taking the ace of
clubs and returning the jack. Mr. Masters let the jack win, but had to take the next club. The| spade finesse lost, but Mr. Abel was out of clubs, so Mr. Masters) wrapped up Sous vad.
Note % if Mr. “Abel
{in selecting his rebid. Take the hand held by Mr.| Masters. It was too strong to pass. It .was not strong enough to ‘open with one no trump. Mr. {Masters decided to bid one club
or him to rebid, no matter what 45 Dale’s response was. | Let's take the various, possible responses and see how this works. [Over a diamond response, Mr. [Masters could bid two diamonds.
South dealer. “Neither side vulnerable. NORTH
a brave man indeed if he
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award in high school for leader- | Sally Schooley’'s marriage to Mar- | Mr. Dale ship and social activities, His [tin Willlam Lammers. SA Q107 4H projects Include growing | Dr. Roy Ewing Vale will offi-| H—A 8 6 corn, soy beans, garden produce ciate. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ww. D-KQs3é and pigs. i Schooley, 728 E. Tist St, and] CTH Pat has been In 4H work for (Mrs. Grace Lammers, 4447 Col-| WEST EAST “phe Est te years Bie has lege Ave arectie parents of “the Mrs. Keen “Mr. Abel been president of the Chalmers couple. | SB S~K 2832 4H club for the last two years, | Mrs. Donnis L. Winegar will be {H—10 9 3 H-754 2 -and has been a junior leader the matron of honor, The brides- DJ 10 9 4 D7 four years. maids will be Mrs. J. Edward C—Q 10 8 6 4 C—-AJ2 She won the dress review at Peschau, Miss Elizabeth Arm-| SOUTH = the county fair last summer [strong and Miss Charlene Lam-| Mr. Masters and went to the state fair last. mers. SJ 6 4 fall. She was chosen to go to John Hollings will serve as the} H-K QJ the national dress review, and [best man while the ushers will be D—A S532 model for the cover of Moderri {Warren H. Green, Chicago; C—K 9 3 Miss magazine. |George L. Frinch and Robert P. The bidding: Pat and Ray, along with the Rich. So in WEST NORTH EAST, _seven other council members, | Mrs, ‘Kenneth F, Adair and Pass... 18. . Pass... ... ......0. “Are TSAFNINE Practichl” deéoc-" taiughter,” “Mrs. Peschan, iy ~ T Piss SNT “An Pass ‘racy through activities in 4H [honor Miss Schooley with alguoy heart or a spade, he would
{have an easy rebid of one nol . the response were two clubs or one no trump, he would {merely pass, with the assurance that game was impossible. ow suppose you held the South cards and decided to open with ijone diamond. Your partner responds two clubs. What do you bid new? You're not strong enough for three clubs or two no trump and either of these hids| {will probably get you overboard. You can’t rebid your anemic
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iclub openings that are not! * supported by the partner of the club bidder. She led the six of iclubs, right into the bid. Mr. Abel
lyou have no good bid. But you,
‘The Doctor Says—
Tips Offered
On Exercise
| Caution Urged for Elderly Persons
By 'EDWIN._P. JORDAN, Mp.| TOO MANY take too little |exercise. or none at all, especially
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tion which is provided by ex- Look for the !'Toastmast
ercise. ~ Often they make a second mistake by starting out on the first pleasant day of spring. by try{ing to make up for lost time. Three or four sets of strenuous tennis after seven or eight ‘months of desk work can be most undesirable,.
How much ‘exsreise a person
toast every time . .. « «+ because it's safe and
last for years and years.
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played the. 2 of clubs at trick| ane, Mr. Masters would haye been ad let it win. And'if he had won with the | Harold W, Bergen, vice president; king, the Somigact could have been Mrs, D. C. Vawter, secretary, and
Thrill your guests!
~ nounced.” MF. Crads 7s the son of Mrs, O. B. O'Brien. 77 Beaty pre
Mrs. Brizius To Fete Conservatory Group
EVANSVILLE, June 7 Mrs, scar C. Brizius of N ewburgh will
Osea “The hostess Sunday for the guest
musical program and reception of the Cincinnati Conservatory of { Music Club of Indiana. It will be theld at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Remig Fehn Jr, is the program—chaire man, ; -
The program will Include ses lections by Mrs. Fehn, futist, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Huis {man, and Mrs. Brizius, vocalist, accompanied by Mrs. John De- | troy. Mrs. Huisman also will play | several solo numbers.
nad! iNew Officers Listed
New officers of the La Phyllis Club are announced. They include | Mrs. Grady Cline, president; Mrs.
Mrs. Hans Jacabsen, treasurer.
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* igradual decrease in the tolerance ito strenuous
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correspondent recently wrote me, scholastic sports should be fori amusement and not so strenuous I¥ conducted as to injure the heart. - -- After the late 20's thers is a
physical exertion; though, of course, the ability is tremendously influenced by practice and “condition.” The sex also influences the amount and kind of physical
exercise desirable. There are cer- on the wall or fits into
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Position im The questi also be impo suppose you | of 11 cards a likewise has Your part cards, and o! has only five advantage, p: pack is froze You have tl partner is dis short hand. the advantag ing to the sh Suppose y« carding to th ecards. He is the pack aw ponent can he and may not Even thoug have his tro cards in his very good ch = peal danger:
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