Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1950 — Page 13

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Orphan Asylum Group to Hear Talk

The first meeting of the Auxiliary to the Childfen's Bureau o the Indiana:olis Orphan Asylum wi'l be held in the home

of Mrs... John ‘W. Shirley, 4333 . ‘Broadway, at 12:30 p. a. Monda TR RT RH TAN

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= business meeting. ; a Mrs. John Burkhart, chairman © of the residential division of the ~ Community Chesta will speak on “47 Varieties.” The Children's Buerau i: one of the Red Father

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The Indianapolis Times Sept. 14, 1950

Registration

Is Scheduled

Health Classes Will Open Sept. 25 Registration for the Central YWCA's - health education department: fall term opening Sept. 25 ‘will be Monday through Saturday, it. was announced today..

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Ladies Day Out. a program for ‘mothers-with children from-three [to six years of age will be held {on Tuesday mornings. A supervised play school is provided for the children while mothers participate in crafts, “slimnastic’ exercises and swimming. Other gym CIASEeR TeatUring SIIMRAStics™

«* ‘the Bureau, a trip to the Child

- Unsurpassed Treasures

will be on Monday and Wednes{day © mornings and Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. a Badminton to Be Taught Basic skills of badminton will be taught Wednesday evenings. Play practice follows the instruction. There will be a short volley ball period on Wednesday eve'nings also. Instruction in beginning and intermediate social dancing is scheduled for Thursday evenings. {There is a practice period for both. Also or the dance program is a two-hour square dance session on Wednesday evenings. Swimming classes for adults in-

Chest, and the Auxiliary will canvgs: for it } The orientation course the group, will take includes a meeting with Mrs. John Mason Moore, president of the board of manzgers of the Children's Bureau; e case committee meeting at

which

Guidance Clinic and a Juvenile Court.

visit to

Committees Announced Mrs. Lawrence J. Shappert, incoming president of the Auxiliary announces her committees for the year. They include Mrs. Charles A. Gallup, ways and means: Mrs. Robert E. Jones, children’s chari-

: ties;” Mrs. W. Daniel Kibler Jr. clude beginners and intermedi- =» yearbook; Mrs. Charles Edward ates. There will be water stunts Brown, foster mothers. and synchronized instruction. Mrs. C. Severin Buschmann These classes are on Monday nominating; Mrs. David F. Howe. through Thursday evenings. Reflector; Mrs. Paul Harrett. Plunge periods will be held

Three-year-old John David Sluss (right) is learning flower show trade secrets early. He is helping his mother, Mrs. David Sluss, 3657 Washington Blvd., with a kitchen flower arrangement for . . . ” " i Junior Will Swim the "Eye Opener" class in the Neophyte Garden Club show. It ~—A-junior swimming program inwill be open to the public from 2:30 to 5 p. m. tomorraw in Holliday cludes lessons for beginners and

Park. Show theme is "M i re. vw ... [intermediates and water stunts on 8.3 y Day with Flowers Eye Opener ar Saturdays and a beginners group

Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, and Monday through Friday evenings.

program; Mrs, Richard Hoberg, hostess; Mrs, William B. Harbison, publicity; Mrs. Hugh J. Baker, membership. Mrs. Robert D. Gruen, annual meeting; Mrs. George Dailey, auditing; Mrs. James R. Gregory, reviewing; Mrs. Abram S. Wood-

ard, Community Chest, and Mrs. 'on9ements will all be made in some kind of kitchen container. on Tuesday aiternoon. Junior Bowman Downey, telephone. : TT 7 plunge periods will be held . ‘We, the Women— Wednesday, Friday and Saturday } . afternoons. S m hon Unex ected Kee Ss Housewif Registration hours are from Y p Y | P P e 8:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Monday

through Friday and 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Saturday.

Opens Drive From Using Experts’ Systems

| Health education committee Goal is Sell-Out By RUTH MILLETT Not every day Is filled with Members are Mrs. Elmer Born- | WHAT GETS ME about these such little®urprises, but most of kamp, chairman, Mrs. Lewis,

Of Concert Series |iow-it.an articles efficiency ex- them are for any woman wio has Lurie and Mrs. George Spellious. The season ticket campaign |perts write, saying how inefficient/a@ husband and children to work ev for the Indianapolis Symphony the average housewife is and how her days around. PT A Orchestra officially opened at a much time and effort she could So the housewife. quite natural-/ meeting this morning in Ayres’ save herself if she would only ly, can’t be expected to get all |

Auditorium, Miss Josephine Mad- systematize her | steamed up over some scheme for i ( g saving -49-steps in making a bed ¥ ans ourse

Jeu, Women’s Committee of the housework, is ndiana State Symphony Society, that routine is _ I—when the steps she. ‘akes chas-.i.... we v 1 was in charge. Fi really just a ling a toddler about couldn't be! Mrs. Walter Thoms {reckoned. Or when she knows any To Direct Classes The Indianapolis Parent-Teach-

Council |

The campa oal is sell. Small part of ‘the paige g Wie seit | energy she might save by a more season which opens Oct. 14 an If it were just 15 with an eS pair in India question of so {table and washing dishes will be er Association Council will sponMrs. Robert M. Lingle, season Make a day, so the ‘uriexpected demands of her tion course, it was announced toticket chairman, announced the many dishes to : family. day Oct. 5. One hundred-eighty volun- floors to clean y perts might as well give up on the District 7A director of the In-teers-are contacting prospec- and so forth, housewife. Hers isn't. a job that diana PTA Congress, will be in Tuesday in Room 215, Manual In the evenings volunteer groups could get through in short order. systema at all. ' from Ayres’, Wasson's, P. B Mal It's ‘the unexpected that keeps| Sne knows that very well and Training High School. "Co., Lilly's and Block’s will call make her look at an outsider like with a surprising amount of work | prospects from the symphony | inefficiency itself. accomplished, and At the meeting Howard Har- that knocks the day's plans into Satisfactorily, and her responsi-|12:30 to 2:30 p. m. The second] rington, orchestra manager, .an-a cocked hat. arged | But she does it all in a way [that spells inefficiency to the ex-|the hich school cafeteria. ring the coffee hour a d Mama not only has to run to| . 3 0 ? g short an : |perts, simply because she has to, Unit meetings scheduled follow:

out of bot lhousewife’'s job. h Series Of’ 1he concert {efficient method of ciearing the Murat Theater. {many beds to {used up one way or another by sor a Parent-Teacher organizacampaign will extend through | Wash, SO many That’: why the efficiency ex-, Mrs. Walter Thoms, a former tive ticket holders during the day. @ ny housewife Ruth Millett can be reduced to a system any charge. The course will open lory Co., Indiana Bell Telephone the housewife jumping, and may manages to get through her days Two Units to Meet office. It's the baby's sudden fever Dumber of small crises settled from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and Or Junior's last-|Pility to her family well dis- meeting will be Sept. 26. On both| nounced the features and soloists minute revelation that he hash A : for this season's 11 concerts. Du: been invited to a birthday party—| to 12:30 p. m., will be package” style show was nre-town for a gift, but get Junior | & her work “Without. system.

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Consider After-School Job

By JOAN AN AFTER-SCHOOT, job is a handy thing —if you can get it. Part-time positions have been

mighty scarce, . Now, however, HOW ApouT UM-M-M, ANOTHER QME, - Pos/TwLy’ SUGAR P -

\Trere's mo sense FLUNKING FRENCH JUST

FOR THE SAKE OF A FEW EXTRA SODAS

| with older boys going into the -Serviees;you-teenagers willbe

more in demand. ut look! Before you plan a spot of garage work or clerk-

ing. a job of leaf-raking or baby-sitting, consider the cost. Will it Interfere with your school work or with family obligations? Maybe a job will steal too much of your study time. If you have to work to earn cash for clothes or books, more power to you! But there's no sense flunking French just for the sake of a few movies and sodas.

» » » AND HOW about home chores? Qutside work may rob your family of your services. What price a dollar or two for washing a neighbor's windows if your own panes go unpolished? If everything's OK and you decide to take a job, do it right. Don’t expect special favors because you're young. Give a full

hour's work for an hour's pay. |

Learn to take orders without sulking.

Be business-like and realistic

in your dealings. Thoughtless employers take advantage of teenage workers. Settle pay and hours ahead. of . time. Don't agree to tasks and times your parents will disapprove.

Popular Snack

less raisins are a treat children Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Rober like to find in their school lunch. Crouch, all of Greencastle.

Festival of Dairy Foods Lists | Home Economist Speakers

Local food experts and nationally known home economists are

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on thé program of the Festival of Dairy and Related Foods sched-

Exposition to be at the Fair Gro

unds during the same dates.

uled here Oct. 7-14. The festival is part of the International Dairy)

! Mrs. Reba Staggs, director ‘of the Home Service Department, |

(National Livestock and Meat Board, will the moraing of] ——ee. | The eight-hour course sessions Oct. 7. Miss Mary Dahnke, direc-|/ director, home economics, astounding wii be divided into two sections tor of the Consumer Service Dept. | Division, Aveo Mfg. Ce. Cinein-|

{demonstration

Kraft Foods, afternoon. Mrs. Mary B. Horton, director,

will speak that

give the afternoon demonstration Oct.. 9, The afternoon ¢ Oct. 10

nati.

give a meat cooking |

‘Crosley

Oct. 14 Mrs. Charles W.. Bock-/

strahler, Consumer Goeds Divi-

'days luncheon, from 11:30 a. m. Sealtest Consumer Service, Na- Sion, Reynolds Metal Co., will disserved Injtional Dairy Products Corp, will cuss “Uses for Aluminum Foil in]

the Home.” That afternoon Miss Doris Goodwin, midwest director; consumer service, Borden's, is

Morning sessions are set for 11 o'clock, and afternoon programs

ing meetings will.be radio broad-|

sented under the direction of Mrs. dressed in his Sunday best, take TUESDAY Miss Marie Gifford and Miss Elizabeth Patrick. “him to the party and bring him | James KE. Roberts 3chool—1:30 Esther Latzke, director, Consumer scheduled. Season tickets will be available home.’ : M b= d |p m. Musical program and tea!Ser vice Department, Armour's, at the symphony office, 18 W. Or Papa's telephoned message ary var | honoring new mothors. will appear at 2p. m. They will SD Oy. lof th Michigan 8t., during the campaign that one of the “big boys” is in| SEPT. 21 Siow Dims and Rive a food pre- 10 clock. Several of the morn-| for those not contacted by team town and how about having him Oo eo ete Theodore Potter Scnool 1:15 paration demonstration. CASS

{7p m. “The Exceptional Child,” Miss Jeanette Riker, Indiana | Congress exceptional child committee chairman and school | officers. Tea.

members, out for a steak dinner.

Shower to Be Held |

In Watnes Home

Mrs. John Watnes and Mrs. {William Rosner will be hostesses Tuesday for a miscellaneous {shower in honor of Miss Mary Therese Evard. It will be at 8 +P. m...in..the -Watnes home, 5861. kd Crittenden Ave, ] "Miss Evard, daughter of Mr. {and ‘Mrs. Richard F. Evard, 5762 asked you to go to a dance | |N. Meridian St., will be married _ with him. ' : |Oct. 7 to Frederick % Snoy. The ** WRONG: Have your par{ceremony will be in the .8t. Joan tq out of the way when he rof Arc Catholic-Church: Mr. Snoy 3 rives to take you to the is the son of Mrs. Ursula Snoy, ance. so that he won't have Bridgeport, O. K - to meet them. : Shower guests in addition to x , eets the mothers of the bride-to-be ana RIGHT: See that he movie the prospective bridegroom will ¥ he calls for you Lo ‘include Mesdames Pauline Blake, “'¢" a, Hazel’ Davis,” Paul Ford, Alvih ‘Hawley, Earl Maibarger, Witham WHEN a. guest._In__anKelsey and George Carlson, other's home, you would Mesdames James Burton, Den- —{0-use the telephone. nis Foley, Harold Marshall, G. G. WRONG: If you know "Thorpe, Burt Phillips, C. C. where the telephone is, simMyrick, Thomas Evard, Clarence ply go ahead and use it with{Gabriel and Maurice Fitzgerald, out bothering to ask permis{Misses - Sophie Fonn, Betty Oz- sion. ment, Mary Early, June Carmin, RIGHT: Ask your host or | Louise Pasmas, Jane Igou, Jean hostess if you may -use the 'Trussel and Evelyn Koby. telephone.

A YOUNG man your par: ents have never met has

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. for Gift Giving

Two Announce Betrothals

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Adding to her sterling silver pattern is always the most delightful gift you can give her. There are so many - pieces ‘she would Jove — from a single teaspoon to a fine. serving piece. A most handsome and unusual collection — to bring pleasure

KIRK REPOUSSE

today and for the years to Tn BERRY SPOON

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When You Think of Sterling Silver

James Edward Heron wil

You Think of : } Ho photo : , ; | take “Miss Florence Logan as Miss Carol Holman, daughter

his bride ‘in a ceremony to be “read-at 9 a. m,, Oct. 7, in the Holy Name Catholic Church. W Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Logan, Beech Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Hart, 617°N: Dearborn St., are = di : the couple's parents, =~. ding.- “a

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Oct. {Carolyn Kirklin, Susie Crabtree,

Oct. Il Discussions

Miss Jeanne R. Homm, home economics of fice, International Harvester Co., is scheduled for the afternoon talk Oct. 11. There will be“a dress review the morning of 12 in which 4-H clubbers

Burdena Redman, Mary Lou

“Douglas and Jeanne Brenneman: “will

appear. ‘Members of “Hen-' dricks and Marion County home economics clubs also are slated for the program. These models will include Mes-

Smyth, Robert Barker, Henry afternoon Miss Pauline Pearson, home economist, Beatrice Foods Co.,; will give the talk. Oct. 13 a panel, *'Betier Lunches, Better Children,’ is. scheduled.. Miss Margaret Warner, health

Health Board, is to be the moderator. Appearing on the program will be Miss Lelia Ogle, nutritionist; Miss Dorothy Stander, school lunch nutritionist, and Glen Ryan, Healthy City Council, PTA

Arranges Panel

Mrs. Florence Swegel, dietician Indiana Public Schools, arranged the panel. The afternoon session

will hear Miss: Virginia Thabet, throp Ave

From the Heart #t INDIANAPOLIS

Storm or fair, you leave as planned on this Dieseliner. Private rooms, ‘suites, berths, Pullman Lookout Lounge. ~~ Reclining-seat coaches, Stainless steel diner. Air-condi-tioned. Leave Indianapolis 1:50 p. m. Central Standard Time. Be . in Clevelond at 9:12 (D. 5. T.)— Or Grond Central Terminal, next morning at B:45 (DST). Reser-

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Keyler-Benzie Wedding Set |

Vows to Be Said | In._Church Sept. 22 |

Miss. Sue. Ann.-Benzie.and- Rob-. ert Dean Keyler will be married in an 8 p. m. candlelight cere-| mony Sept..22 in .the North Ta-| coma Christian Church. The Rev.

;dames Herman Heald,” Herbert BYron C. Lambert will officiate White, Harry Walton, Herschel 2t the double-ring service.

Parents of the couple are Mrs.

: Leoniard and Leonard Filson. That Ethel M. Benzle, 3448 Brouse Ave,

and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Keyler, 3122 N. Keystone Ave, The bride-to-be’s only attend. ant will be Miss Nancy Ann Bo-! vard. Edward G. Keyler will be. his brother's best man. Ushers

education department, State will be James Bovard and Rob-

ert Guthrie. | Shower to Be Given | Miss Bovard will entertain tonight ‘in her home, 3429 Brouse Ave. with a. personal shower in honor of Miss Benzie. ! A miscellaneous shower was given in her honor last night by Mesdames C. E. Keyler, E. G. Keyler and P, J. Sertell. It was in the Sertell home, 3844 Win-

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Page 13 Y Program Women Voters Set Up Information Booth

A pamphlet, "The ABC's of Voting," caught the eye of Kresge's manager, R. L. Pierce, as he assisted Mrs. Gayle Richardson (center) and Mrs. Lowell Thomas, Indianapolis League of Women | Voters members, in setting up the league's information booth in front of the Washington St. store. The league's voters service group is staffing the booth and giving out information on the when and where of registration today, tomorrow and Saturday. Group chairman is Mrs. Thomas.

Alumni Unit

Road. Sunday

Schedules

Reception

Tuckers to Be Hosts | At Sunday Party

The Indianapolis Alumni of De | Pauw University will begin the new school year with a receptio: in the country home of Mr. ant

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FA REEVE lumnfi living in or near Indian

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and husbands have beem Inviter to the party. { Mrs. W. Foster Montgomery i. ichairman of the committee-in {charge. Her assistants includ,

\ (Mesdames Frank Fairchild, Mur | DeArmond and Alistai aT 3

[ray

{apolls. and their respective wive:.

Welcoming Committee { The officers of the group wil ‘head the welcoming committe: {They are C. Wendell Martin president; John R. Jewett, vi “president; Miss Phoebe Yeo, sec {retary; William F. Welch, treas jurer, and Mr. and Mrs. Owe | Neighbors, chairmen of the ad {visory committee. | They will be assisted by a re (ception committee. Special guest will include Dr. Clyde E. Wild man, president of DePauw, ar “Mrs. Wildman; Dr. Louis w Nortis, dean of DePauw; Dea Emeritus of Men Louis Dirks ar Mrs; Dirks; Mr. and" Mrs, Sa

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