Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1950 — Page 30

On ooh

DE-BATAs to Take Ideal Beach Jaunt " Plenies are the main activity of the sub-deb set for the mext few| | weeks, with lake tfips and swim-| wing a close second, :

The last week of July and the first week of August will be set aside by the DE-BATA Club for a stay at Ideal Beach. Mrs. George Hribernik Jr. wi chaperone the sub-debs.

Picnic Thursday

= “The WE CAN BE HELPFUL 4H Club will picnic Thursday at| © Ho Longacre Park. The girls held in- ~ + staliation of officers last Thure-| a day. * The new president, Mary Baum-= er, will be assisted by Shirley Branham, vice president; Doris! Tompkins, secretary; Louise Kortepeter. news representative; Judith Loeper, recreation, and Margaret Hayse, health, Judy Volkert gave a baking, demonstration at the last meeting. Her project was muffins. The leaders are Mrs. Clarence Carnes and Mrs. Arthur Baumer, sewing, and- Mrs, James + Maschieyen cooking. ; 4

The CHEROKEES Club from | ‘Southport held a beach party re-| cently at Longacre after the pool | closed. i

“Send news of teen club activities to Joan Schoemaker, | The Indianapolis Times, Indi- | anapolis 9. |

P sablomsrme o.cnc

Paul hopes to enter either ville, or Loyola University

dent during his four. years of

also received several athletic scholastic ability.

Among extra-curricular

highest scouting trophy, and a in school-wide competition. He

West Ninth 8t., Jasper, Ind.

was co-captain of the Wildcats.

activities Buzz Home Economics and Boys’ Glee Clubs and the Eagle Scouts. He is treasurer of the Jasper CYO As a trophy collector, Buzz has the Rottet Award, Jasper’s

PAUL RUMBACH is The Times Teen of the Week. A recent graduate of Jasper High School, Jasper, Ind.,

Vanderbilt University, Nash-

‘of the South, New Orleans.

Buzz, as his friends call him, was a consistent honor roll stu-

high school. He was a starting

member of last year’s state championship basketball team, and A member of track team, Buzz Jasper's most valuable player, the Veterans of Foreign Wars award for basketball and

awards:

included the Boy#'

gold cup for excellence in spelling was vice president of his class in

both his freshman and senior years. Buzz is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert T. Rumbiach, 415

« ia girl wears a short skirt, sieeve =

/teams up with accordion-pleated| !shorts. “floor

{brings back the jacket, this time| {without the blouse, to show off a

ibe the highest rate of pay toa

Develop Set Of Principles

.. By JOAN . GETTING and keeping a grade-A set of principles is a sign of sound character. Does this seem too goody-goody? Well, it isn't necessarily so, Stic to your convictions has a definite practical value;

dianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9,

1 nominate ........

Sess ssnsane

CPB Rss sansa

(and Sshesanssenavarasifirsnenannisns

(Home

h a separate sheet of paper attach You see, the wishy-washy - type who tries to please everyone is nothing but an echo, a rubber stamp. And pretty dull “company. The kind of gal that guys forget! The sort of fellow or f0lk8 overlook! Take the little lady ‘who's always wondering, “What do the boys want?"--and goes crazy trying to meet specifications. E FC SHE imitates: Dizzy Dottie _ and can’t understand why the guys don’t go for her frantic:

My name

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER “BEWITCHED” and. “My | Foolish Heart” lead the Tecord

list for three teen swimmers at the Riviera Club,

semi-classical numbers are

antics. She makes herself an their main easy target for petting and is choices. astonished to find it doesn't Jane Owen, increase her popularity. Shortridge Gals (and guys) who stick to junior, added | te rules of -conduct -de< “Ma Faguena”

velop their own special person- | alities. The anxious-to-please

to her list of favorites. Just

to stand for ... some: clear-cut—in order __tostand out in a group.

- Father! Take Notel evaporation—you don't have to ayy thought for ls U-uowera Spiinkle 80 * often, 1! protects, roma, Jo mechanical) cons young gras and rots r . Long grass is desirable in sum-|"9D: Prescribed official summer mer, says he. Long grass shades|/length for grass is mo less than ground. It .slows- up moisture{134 inches.

sic doesn't fit in with Jane's

ality. You have to thing . schedule, - 8he swims daly on

~LIELA M. MEANS 410 8. Hamilton Ave,, Between | English and Southeastern Aves. Large collection of china and glass, colored "and clear pattern, Gone With The Wind and banquet lamps, hand-painted tea set complete with tray, | "very ‘old and very good, Bee- | hive plates, several pleces of furniture, ”

* x

We will be closed until July 5th. Hours daily. ‘10 a. ni, to 8 p, m, or appointment. Closed

men refinish and reupholster your antiques to brighten up your home for Fall, Our stock of antiques Including furnishings and art objects have been

marked at the lowest possible “Saturday and Sunday: prices for July and August. Louise Brooks, 1141 N. fental rugs shown by ap- Delaware ' (rear), LL

4780. Appraisals sale. of estates.

We appraise and and sell estates. Carlos Recker, 1451 ~N. Delaware St. Phone RI. 7847.

3 Hours: 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.

Sreaneers ©

Sess ssIN ssn sr snare tnt ers

CHSIANSATAN ERNIE REN TRES

seen NRA Eas IRE AREER INR IRENA ann

All agree that popular and |

. Kids are neither fish, flesh nor about everyfowl. body likes Artificial imitation is Impos- “Bewitched” | sible to conceal. And most folks and “My Fool~including boys-—are embar- ish- Heart” _ rassed by obvious copy-catting. : right, now. “No, you can't fake a person: dane Classical mu-

records 41

2 hot |

ee now.’

Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. Fill out the coupon below and send it to Joan Schoemaker,

The Infor your nomination for the Teen

of the Week before midnight Tuesday.

(School)

City)

Address)

for Teen of the Week. My reasons ror the selection are given on

ed to this coupon.

Teens List Record Favorites

| From July 12 to 168 she ‘will

participate in the swim exhibi--

tion at Louisville, which is | scheduled to raise money for | the Pan-American game. She i148 a member of the FEuvola sub-deb club. Jane is. the {daughter of Mr. | Wendell Owen, 5807 Broadway. ”

» I JOE DESAUTELS, | son of Mr: and \ Mrs, Leo De- | ‘Bautels, - 4232 Central Ave, i added “All the i Things You Are” and “Begin the Beguine” to his ' list of favorite

agree with } Jane that ‘Be- { witched’ and

Joe Foolish | the team at. —— Riviera. Club... ~ Heart are the favorites today

Joe is attending summer school | at Butler for the next soups f

a months. i = »

5 . FALL,

ridge junior, is the daughter of Mr.

~- Fall. 3841 N. Meridian St.: “I like the same

Joe chose, They seem to

Bh sie Is an ardent knitting

taneously during | | She is also a member of the

tazy hours:

Euvola —sub-deb club and the swimming team at the Riviera

LClab,

Miss Doris C. Lytle To Attend Institute

Miss Doris C. Lytle, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G, Lytle, 415 W. Westfield Blvd. left yesterday for a five weeks stay in Evanston, Ill the Northwestern University National High School Institute along with 125 other high school junfors throughout the country. The Shortridge student will take-special work in drama, ra-

{dio and spéech. She is president (of the Thespians at Shortridge (and a member of Civic Theater.

HILLMAN'S

For Your Better . Coat, Suit or Dress for Less :

ITS OEFINTTELY

and Mrs.

SUSIE Short~ |

and | “Mrs; George P.

records” x that Jane and }

be the biggest | favorites right |

She will attend |

the wrist into an overs {night bag. Dressed up for town or travel:

_ Evening wear introduces length pleated skirt and]

{deep V-neckline, and the cummer‘bund sash-tied at the side.

(Charity Baby Sifter

NEW YORK--Miss Mary Mar‘garet McBride, radio personality,’ was offered what is believed to

{baby-sitter, $1000 an hour. Her| it out are the new officers left 2 No. 1 film actress of the year

spersonal services earned the o right) Mrs. Frank Fa rs. Norman E. ro +-Mrs, George Vyver- iin the National Film Award Bal money for charity. | berg and Mrs. Clyde E. Les; Tecodig corresponding secretaien. lot,

BANNER-WHITEHILL

31 South Meridian Phone MArket 7331

—and exclusive with Banner-Whitehill

' CONVENIENT TERMS

to suit your

income

with this “Young America” sectional are practically limitless!

Enjoy a’shifting scene, a stimulating newness in your living room

that adds excitement to all your entertaining. “Young America”

re furniture is made to live up to young_modern. ideas. of

style . . many types, shapes, and sizes

. to fit easily into

of rooms . , . to give young ~ homemakers the most for their money in beauty and

comfort!

‘N ewest Modern Textured Fabrics, Matelasses and Friezes . oss Wide Choice of Newest Colors? Rall

ko - Te

L » ') A Pv (8

GEV RIV. = |

Smart, ‘modern lines =

; deep. comfortable, fullspring construction ee 2 : choose self-welt or Hollywood 1 moss rim, nicely detailed, carefully tailored.

The number of beautiful, livable arrangements you can make |

: -

Indiana looked vu - But through " restricti another off-80 so The a

ready pro . get hotte . in Korea. caught in early fort with used Car prices Phones began to outright well with Calls, do: the trade-

Olec day the | a new pl substitute going in,

. Tires, per cent o And t you had t reason, to Tire sto of a rubt “them told truth, that in a basen Tires ke they have them, to ° gether, Nylons ther was c ger’'s bega prices rig] news, There is ity of fro as canned that even will hold ‘attic or a with edibl Nobody

Dade aire has eneral r rigeratin

“fond pat t

Crack

“in Indiana seller by . THE N W. Washi

+ and turke

catfish. Ki . meat outle

the ad-ba