Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1950 — Page 5

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A woel fable setting for a warm sar evening is all green and white. Libbey s emerald glassware and td innerware against a white cloth, with a centerpiece of white flowers and green floated in a bowl, perk up heat-wilted appetites. Low 9-ounce tumblers, just introduced in the emerald

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gos line, are fine for double servings of fruit juice to begin the meal. The tumblers, at Ayres’, are 1.50 for eight. (Also new in the emerald line are 8-ounce bowls—for appetizers, desserts, jams, jellies, nuts, candies—also $1.50 for eight.) By L. F.

Teen Problems—

‘When Friends | Are Engaged—

Which 'Half' Receives |

Congratulations? - ® By JOAN + WHEN friends or relatives | get engaged, it's suave to felicitate them. Do- you know the | proper form? Briefly this is it: You never | congratulate a girl on her en-

gagement. You simply wish | aol LG!

her happiness. The man is the one to be congratulated. It may seem silly but there it is. Giving Susie congratulations stamps you as a know- | nothing. The correct gambit is | to say, “I hope you'll be very happy!” or “I wish you all kinds of happiness.” With an intimate pal, you can let yourself go with ‘a heartfelt exclamation: “How thrilling!” But don’t be too gushing—or too astonished.

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THE POINT is that the man |

is supposed to be the pursuer. Congratulating a girl or showing undue astonishmemt implies

that she’s been chasing her hero. (Even if it's true it's rude to say so.)

The formal way to felicitate. |

engaged couples is in writing.

~NEW YORK, June 26 (UP) _

But naturally if you run into |

the happy pair you'll say your

say on the spot—speaking first: |

to the girl for politeness’ sake. Phoning congratulations good wishes is poor techsigue. If you're in a hurry, and speak your piece. wise write. And a word to the engaged couple, Notes of congratulation or good wishes require an im‘mediate reply.

Zonta Club will Fete Its New Members

New members of the Zonta Club will be honored tomorrow night at a dinner in Off Hand Manor, near Martinsville. They are Dr. Lillian G. ton, Mrs, Viola Armstrong, Mrs. Carrie Smith Geen, Misses CharJotte SkBBgland, Anita Slaminskf, Betty Stilz and Mary Lou Welschmeyer. Miss Welschmeyer is a transfer from the Jefferson City, Club.

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lare Polk's “Standard” vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, ‘raspberry salad, block walnut,

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‘Costs More To Hitch Up

Your Jeans |

-~The 28 million men who do “their work in overalls and dungarees will have to spend $18 million more a year to —keep themselves in pants after next month, it appeared | today. 1 That works out to about 65 cents a year for each of . the farmers, craftsmen and manual laborers . . . and all because of the price of cotton. Each of them wears out the seats—or -knees or -pockets— of 3% pairs of work pants or overalls a year. a oo - PRICE increases which will work out to about 10 cents a garment at retail on most | denim work clothes were an- | nounced . by manufacturers | following an increase in yardage prices of the fabric. The increase is attributed largely to price rises in raw cotton, | Prices are about twice what they were 10 years ago, manu- | facturers estimated. But in- | creases since the removal of ‘wartime controls have been slight, they said. Government figures show more men are wearing dungarees and overalls. Industrial census. figures show 51,320,000 pairs of overalls and dungarees were produced in 1949 as compared with 46,011,600 pairs of other work pants, The ratio was almost exactly reversed in 1939 and 1946.

By MARGUERITE SMITH

Times Garden Editor Q-—We don’t have room for much

garden but we do buy a few roses, Usually I get the America Award winners because. they've been tested all over the country and I feel pretty sure they'll do well in this climate. But this yéars I bought a new rose (not an award winner) and now find that whil~ it has beautiful buds they open up, then turn brown around the] edges of the petals.-Is this the

riety fault. If the whole bud is eventually affected, suspect thrips damage. Try taking some buds indoors, notice whether the full blown rose still browns in shade. If not, it's probably] caused by the sun and you | might do what many rose spec-| falists in hot climates do,—| provide some kind of mid-day! shade. If you have no shade in| the yard, a few tall flowers, possibly delphiniums, in the rose ‘bed might help.

SOMETHING OLD

SOMETHING NEW

Polk's makes a lot of different flavors of ice cream for the simple reason that you like them and buy. them all the time. They flavors—

pineapple ice, etc. — the “old standbys,” delivered right to your ‘door by your Polk milkman. Then,

lentirly new and different ice cream flavor—Ilike tutti- frutti, or ‘toasted almond, etc.—to give you ‘a special taste-treat. Ask your {Polk milkman or Polk grocer—or call Order Department, AT lantic “flavor-of-the-

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Designing Woman

~«Kiigabeth Hillyer. The answer to most window

treatment problems is the right

fixtures, Here's a window widener that needn't be nailed to the wall. It's an extender plate

| which screws onto the window { frame and can carry a traverse

| rod.

It comes in new. widths to 18 inches. This means it can al-

. Turkey ag Good Buy Today

| six.

most double the drapery spread |

of a window.

meat buys today, Not only roasted, but in dishes made from left-:. overs, it Pleases almost everyone,

using what's

Recipes are Given For Leftover Dishes

By GAYNOR MADDOX TURKEY is one of the best

Here is a wonaertul recipe | left of Sunday's turkey. { » » ”

: TURKEY SANDWICH LOAF |

Four hard-cooked eggs, one cup! finely chopped cooked turkey, one-quarter cup chopped sweet pickles, one can (10 to 12 ounce) cream of chicken soup, salt and] pepper, twelve slices bread, two] tablespoons softened butter or fortified margarine, one-quarter | cup milk.

Chop two of the eggs. Combine] -

with turkey, pickles and half of the soup. Season to taste with salt and pepper, Trim crusts from bread and cut slices in half to make 24 pieces. Place six pieces of bread close together on baking sheet or heatproof serving platter, Spread with turkey mixture. Top with layer of bread. Repeat until there are three layers of turkey and four layers of bread. Brush top with the softened butter.

By MRS. ANNE CABOT This soft, cuddly kitten will be the favorite take-to-bed toy of any tot. In soft yarn and trimmed with a perky ribbon bow it’s simply designed. Pattern 5302 includes complete crocheting instructions, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing direc-

| tions.

Bake in a moderate oven (375! degrees ¥.) until lightly browned, about 15 minutes. Blend milk with {remaining soup. Heat to boiling.!| [Add remaining ' chopped eggs. Serve over sandwiches. Serves

Tuesday's Menu - BREAKFAST: Stewed | prunes and apricots, softcooked eggs, enriched toast, Dbutter-or fortified margarine; marmalade, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Turkgy-veg-etable soup, crackers, cottage cheese, lettuce and tomato salad, French dressing, whole: wheat bread, butter or fortified, margarine, peanut cookies, tea, milk. DINNER: Turkey with egg in individual dishes, buttered green beans, enriched rolls, butter or fortified margarine, raw carrot sticks and radishes, blackberries, cream, cookies, cof- | fee, milk.

New VEW Auxiliary President

Times Siate Serviee FT, WAYNE, June 26 Mrs. Frank Monahan, Indianapqlis, was elected: president of the of Foreign Wars Women's Auxiliary here yesterday. The auxiliary group met in conjunction with the 1950 Indiana Department encampment which adjourned yesterday. Other auxiliary officers named

and junior vice presidents; Mrs. Georgia White, South Bend, treasurer; Miss Corinne Gilsinger, Winamac, chaplain; Mrs, Marie Weaver, Kendallville, conductress, and Mrs. Betty Forsythe, Frankfort, guard. Next year’s convention will be in Indianapolis, =

were Mrs. Edith Crawley,” Greencastle, and Mrs, Addie Wilkerson, Ft. Wayne, senior

'70-Year-Old Grad

HOLLYWOOD year old Mrs. cently graduated school: night school for 19 years.

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Party Arranged “For Miss Schott

Schott|July 8 to Thomas Spearing. The|

Miss Mary Catherine

Seventy-two! Sarah Zelder rehigh She had been attending

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Mrs. Frank Monahan :

will be the honor guest tonight| ceremony will be Sacred Heart

at a miscellaneous shower. Miss | Helen Switzer and Mrs: Willlam | the

F. Taylor will entertain in

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{Catholic Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and| Edmund ¢. Schott, 37 E.| The

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You answer the telephone and it is for another member of your family. - WRONG: Stand at the telephone and shout to the person who is wanted. RIGHT: 8ay “Just a mement, plgase” and go and tell the person he is wanted on the jelepisine. .

When you call a a friend a maid whom you know by

name anawers the door. WRONG: Say “Is Mrs, 1 James In?" without speaking | to the maid. i RIGHT: Speak to the maid, addressing her by

name. Then ask If Mrs.

James is in.

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There's Just One Difference: Théy're Not . Supposed to Show—Except by Mistake By BARBARA BUNDSOHU, United Pross Staff Cortespondent ; NEW YORK, June 26—The old-fashioned bloomer came ‘back into fashion last week all because of a new-fangled

gadget. It's television that ald it; said Barbara Barondess MacLean.

|keeps one hand busy interior decorating and the other creating | decorator fabrics—when she isn’t using both to design and manu- | facture glamorous clothes for wearing at home, Thing about television, Mrs. MacLean explained, is that people {are all the time sitting on the floor. 80, in the inter¢st of modesty, the full-swinging circular skirts’ | she favors for fun in comfort in the living room are coming out this

\ | not supposed to show except by mistake. A quilted black jersey skirt decorated with pale lilac embroidery sports matching lilac = | pantalets with black lace around colored wool jersey and green and ¥ the knees. {jade brocade 1s designed for

| The top, like those with most ro Mrs, Maclean's leisure skirts, “Pie to Pack" a jersey blouse with a neckline | jaa can be pushed off the shoul{ders for glamous or pulled up for|comes with ankle-length “bloomwarmth. lors”

5 Red, With Ruffles | mid-calf length brocade coat is a

By SUE BU RNETT Ee Black and white corduroy js| Wrapper over these, or an evening

Al dainty, cool-as-a-breeze used for another bloomered skirt. | coat over a slim matching skirt." dress for tiny girls is ideal for |It's quilted for extra swirl in the The pajamas themselves become summer parties. Scalloped Skirt and lined with red satin. The A&R evening gown with the addi-

sleeves are edged in colorful |bloomers are matching red, with | tion of a long overskirt.

ric rac, which is repeated on |Fuffles. the slanted front closing. Mrs. MacLean has carried her Lets, ys easy ag Mie 10 pack in Pattern $429" is a sew-rite [leisure theme this season into a | y Rane 0 iri perforated pattern for sizes 1, (group of “fly light” costumes. de-/ V2 stband and hem to the center, 2, 3 4 5 and 6 years. Size 2, signed for the simplest possible |°N® advises, then once across and 21 yards of 39-inch. packing and the greatest possible | The spring and summer Fiash- amount of variety and glamour |

froli-that up; like the jersey blouse that goes with it.

jon: offers many ideas -for a jon arrival. = ou PE NE smart new wardrobe. Special A black jerse It y dress with fabric edition-—more Ameri- | shirred strapless top and wim | Consultant Here can Designer Originals — easy |..ixt somes with an overskirt and |

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{an overtop of black lace for dress sultant, New York, is in Block's {ing up, and an additional black cosmetic department through’ chiffon cardigan for Wednesday to display Kolestral, | {a hair conditioning cream for dry - in gold! [hair and scalp.

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Mrs. Maclean is a young woman of Beverly Hills, Cal, who

season with bloomers to match. Knee-length, or just below, they're. '

A circular skirt, said Mrs. Mac~ .

if you're really tight for space,

Miss Sue Spieth, beauty eon-

would be a boy.

Who was R/GA7 in this Driving situation ?

driver who was pulling away from the curb wrong, and-he has a dented fender to show

for it. He forgot that it isn’t enough just to put out your hand when leaving the curb. On crowded streets the other fellow may not see you, 0 be careful and wait for an opening.

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