Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1950 — Page 11

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Indiana high school will serve as workshop group leaders. Orvan Van Lue, principal Rochester High School, has been named leader of workshop Group

I, “Learning More About Our!

Pupils;” Miss Hazel A. Pigg, dean and counselor, Dennis Junior High School, Richmond, will lead Group II, “Guidance in the Elementary School;” and Mrs. Myrtle

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MANNERS: THE FIRST time I found 11 tearfully considered

shorts I wore that night. T waa tired. and bulging and fighting ants from my potato salad. I knew my husband would see her again. en I learned he did. I took action. I made friends with her, dragging her every ‘place with us, talking about her constantly, inviting her to our

Rodden, director of guidance, Warren Central High School, will| direct Group III, “The Teacher | in the Guidance Program.” i Workshop Group IV, “Counsel-! ing Techniques,” will be led by Douglass Brown, director’ counseling, Anderson High School; | and J. Fred Murphy, principal of Broad Ripple High School, will;

“direct a"fifth group studying or-|

ganization and Administration of!

the Guidance Program.”

Eagles and Auxiliary Elect .New Officers

{ president of Fountain Square] Aerie No. 2511, Fraternal Order] of Eagles. Mrs. Velma S| Jae named head of the auxili-

Ma officers’ are: Rm Paul Cowgill and Mrs. Kath-| ryn Wilmoth, vice presidents:| Richard Griffin and Mrs. Lethal Johnson, secretaries; Lloyd! Owens and Mrs, Cecil Miller, and| Mrs. Martha Lewis, conductors: Edward Alexander -and Mrs, Florence Rightor, treasurers. Joseph Haley and Mrs. Geraldine Murray, past presidents; Charles Ruckelfelt, Chester Lawrence, Mrs. Evelyn Mootz and Mrs. Thelma Wheeler, guards, and Ray Wheeler, John Alistatt, George Murray, Mrs. Mamie Johnson, Mrs. Mary McGowan and Mrs, Mary McCuskl, trustees.

BOWLING OOMES FIRST DETROIT, July 8 (UP)—Mrs. Lorraine Manas puts her hobby first, her hubby second. She filed a divorce suit became her husband tried to force her to give up bowling.

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considered The third time I decided I was smart enough I was smart enough to get, 50 why cry and rave and wait? Why not ¢ er woman at him and make him tired of her fast?

I'm not at my best in shorts and}

Hpstick on my husband’s au

‘to keep the man

first date.

wise, to offset the responsibilities and routine that upon him. She deserves deviation from routine, too. His resounding kiss and conversation before he asks “What's for dinner?” cal do a lot to brighten that busy day she's Funny how some wives forget so quickly how to set that

home, throwing her to. my husband. I urged her to feel free to cook in our kitchen saying I knew how she, a career girl, must 1 to give vent to her a!

ners I persuaded her to cook. But {I oozed my own brand of charm

(that won my man) and my hus-|

band took us out for a decent meal.

{They hated her. I coaxed our {dog to her side. He bit her. I {urged her to relax one night,

| getting her to cream up and pin!

Miller up her: hair. I told her my hus-| Alfred has heey elected {band wasn't due home for hours, |

{when I knew he was on his way.

Vie My Husband oid bounding back to me. He's even asking that we have some evenings to ourselves. Worth it?

Of course. Didn't I think he was |

worth marrying?

Don’t give up, ladies, when the |

old man steps out. He'll come] back if you set the right trap. NORTH SIDE READER. |

Good for you. Lots of hus- | bands are lost unnecessarily, | aren't they? ‘Recovering a husband shouldn’t be as embarrassing as losing him. I doubt if those old couples rocking companfonably on the fromt porch on _their 50th wedding anniversary think of the times they almost separated. I'm sure they think | of the happiness they've had | together and of the children | and grandchildren coming for dinner, A man doesn’t want to feel stuck with his wife. He doesn’t t

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{You should have seen his face! el be looked at hers.iI looked!

trap they set to win their hus-

| bands, isn't it?

. ‘Sucker Bait?

MY SON'S first date asked him

of | talents. We couldn't eat the din-| to do housecleaning.

Later, the girl's father asked him to paint their house. He refused. I must say my son never did ‘any housecleaning for me. If I had

|° I threw our children at her. a boy as nice as my son to keep

company with my teen-age daugh{ter I wouldn't ask him to clean house or paint. I'm not bragging {about my son, either.

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TOO OLD-FASHIONED MOM? ‘Maybe they made the suggestions jokingly and your som, overcome by shyness, didn’t use his sense of humor. There's a chance, too, they're anxious to recruit a husband for that girl, making her dates quick prospects, Economically-minded, they may have thought “here comes a sucker” when your son came bouncing in with an or chid corsage. I wouldw’t worry

though. He had the courage to turn down the paint brush. I would give him a hand in

he’s a good boy. He can talk to you. The people he'll meet won't care about his home deportment -or wait while he gains composure. They'll expect him to be good company, adept at conversation and well-man-

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