Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1950 — Page 44
-— By MRS, ANNE CABOT Here is a flattering nightie especially designed for the larger figure. It is sew-essy and versatile too, for the embroidery etched yoke and cape sleeved version is only one way the pattern may be adapted. ‘Pattern 5994 includes tissue pattern for sizes 36, 38, 40, hot-
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Ed Sovola Will Speak
The Indiana peak of Women Lawyers will have a dinner meeting at 5:45 p. m. ‘Wednesday in the Construction League Bldg. 1456 N, Delaware St. ‘Ed Sovola, Indianapolis Times ‘columnist, will speak. The asso- . clation will honor Miss’ Mamie Larsh and Miss Bess. Robbins)
Officers will be elected. Miss ~ Genevieve Brown is chairman of the po committee as-
guests will be the Shecial Marion County and the Circuit Court judges.
Indiana Clubwoman to Speak at Philadelphia
Times § PHILADELPHIA, June 10+ Mrs, Oscar A. Ahlgren, Whiting, “Ind, will speak here Wednesday at the annual Flag Day exercises being sponsored by the olty of
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|. NEW YORK, June 10 (UP) compijeated than hamburgers Modern kitchens may have labor- pos in a sauerbraten sauce
tory-like efficiency, but the woman who cook: in them lean toward, Of. SPices and. yinegar, are
‘grandmother's 4 things in at least one respect, Home grinders for spices, coffee jand herbs are having a rebirth of| | popularity, | Roberson. She and her husband feature, DAlf cup hot water, one pound
lsuch rare items as an Arablan| hamburger, two tablespoons Imocha grinder and a box-shaped| finely chopped onion, one egg. steel coffee grinder in their shop| WO teaspoons salt, one tablelin Greenwich, Conn., called the spoon butter or fortified marga|“Epleure’s. Mart.”...... 4. Xine, one-half cup, cider. vine: . Mrs. Roberson, 1 A cook m her, gar, one and one-half cups waLown wn Hght, besides being a collec-| ter, 12 cloves, six bay lea unusual equipment...
Big Grinders Popular | mix well, Shape into six patties “Now, we have pepper grinders and brown on both sides. in hot ranging in price fram $1.95 to, fat. Mix together remaining in$15,” she said. “The present fav-| gredients; pour over patties. orites are giant pepper grinders, Cover and simmer about one 0 we're importing grinders that, hour. Mais wo AtTYings. measure eight inches high.”
These grinders are used mainly| ; i” DUO Sly Toure for grinding white and black pep-| Monday’ $ Menu ard gently
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rye bread, butter or fortified !the 19-year-old. princess still tips: fully, discussed the dishes with|to return to eating places which | chicken or tuna salad recipe to fill
214 W, Maryland St. The most unusual of the Rober-| margarine, cucumber, tomato the scales at not much over 100 the headwaiter and settled for capitalize on her presence, even the shells. To give a slightly dif. Indi lis 9, Ind. son's grinders, the Arabian mocha; and greens salad, French |pounds, yet plows through nightly lobster thermidor, skewered lamb though it is hardly a restaura- ferent flavor to the chicken salad, naianapoiis n grinder, can be used for spices off dressing, strawberry gelatin, [menus that would satisfy a long- with bacon, tomato and onions, teur's fault that Yeporters also try adding one-fourth cup of No. 8581 Price 25¢ [all types. - coffee; milk. shoreman. * ‘a side dish of rice and. chicken eat. slivered almonds. Size. seen - RHR le rN — i ——— RR ts :
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Times Special OBERLIN, O., June 10-—Three | senior coeds from Indianapolis will be graduated from Oberlin College Monday in the 117th anniversary commencement exercises, " They include. Miss Marjorie Alice Lagemann, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. A. F. Lagemann, 5119 Maple] Lane; Miss Marcia Dee Shumaker, ‘Shumaker, 377 BE. Westfield Bivd,, | :
“Broadway. { speaker oy "the exercises will be -8ir Oliver Franks,
States. Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig, Drew denn of Madison, N. 1. will speak at| the baccalaureate service tomor-| row, |
Tea to Honor Miss Schnaiter
Mrs, Edward Cline Lidikay and. her mother, Mrs, Robert White Blake, will give a tea from 3 to! 5 p.m. Friday in the Propylaeum | in honor of Miss Gloria Schnal-' ter. { Miss Schnaiter, daughter of Mr, |
Philadelphia. The Hoosier clubwoman is the newly elected first vice president
men’s Clubs,
of the General Federation of Wo-|5151 N. Chester St., will be mar-
and Mrs. Robert Schnaiter, Mar- | tinsville, and Robert White Blake | Jr, son of Dr. and Mrs. mar
‘ried June 24 in Martinsville.
G-BELL ANTIQUE SHOP Antiques, 517 N..New Jersey St. so Dresden or Spode, either complete set or odd pieces; milk glass and many decorative items, painted plates for wall hangings, variety of bric-a-brac. Any lamp
figurine bases, etc. As usual we have the unusual.
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Wal. rope-legged drop-leaf dining table, Wal. server, set slip-seat chairs, Cherry chests, night ta‘bles, wide selection 4-poster beds, canopy bed. Lamps, china, glass, slides, misc. Wm. H. Boyd, 5500 Allisonville Road (Highway 37).
° If you have any antiques that need reupholstering or refinishing see us for expert workmanOur entire stock includiehings and art objects to clear our new ftems. Oriental ‘Tugs shown by appointment. © We appraise and sell estates. Carlos
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Specializing in individual lamps of all descriptions to complete any decorative scheme, Stock of figures and bases in «Bisque~Melssen-and Dresden fof the pur“pose. Specially built coffee ta- | bles, mural work for social rooms, kitchens, ete.
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I have what you need to complete your Spring » redecorating. That dec- | orative piece, bric-a- | brac, figurines, sets or | odd pieces of china, possibly a lamp, Hours daily, 10 a.m. to 4 p. m.; Mondays, 10 a.m. to 8 | ‘pean or--appointment.. Closed Saturday and Sunday, Louise | Brooks; 1441 N. Delaware (rear) | L1.4780. Appraisals gladly given. |
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DECOR ORIGINAL 1441 N. DELAWARE ST. (rear) | Ilah MeConnaughay and Robert C. Ray, operating Indianap- | olis’ newest Decorating Shop, | present advice in elegant or | - provincial Decor, pictures, modern and traditional, accessories «antique and contemporary, ver- _ satile Tabric samples. Eve. Mon. | and Fri, 7:30 to 10 p.m. Sundays by appointment. LI-8080.
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