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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1950

~ IMr. Price ~ Will Marry

Ceremony Tonight In Christian Church .

Methodist Auxiliary to Sponsor Oct.

Event to Benefit Goodwill Industries

By AGNES H. OSTROM Local sewing Methodist women are seaming fullspeed ahead these days.

Their goal is as many completed, items as possible by Oct. 6. Oh that date during the “National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week” the Methodist City Council Auxiliary wilil sponsor its annual fall festival in the main headquarters of the Goodwill Industries, Inc., 215 8. Senate Ave. More than 50 Methodist churches will be represented with booths exhibiting sewing, fancy work, canned fruits and vegetables at the 1:30 p. m. event,

Helps Pay Wages Proceeds of the handcraft sales ‘will be turned over to Goodwill Industries to help pay the wages of its handicapped employees and to the Fletcher Place Methodist Church. These both have been supported by the auxiliary - since its formation Jan. 31, 1930.

The canned fruits and vegetables will be given to Goodwill for use in the cafeteria where warm, nourishing noon meals are offered to the workers at cost. '

Materials for the sewn articles --aprons, dresses, quilts, baby supplies, curtains, underwear and innumerable other items are supplied to the WSCS groups in various Methodist churches from new goods collected by Goodwill. They are stitched by the churchwomen at their monthly gatherings.

Mrs. Elmer Ripley and Mrs. proper finishing touches for an afghan.

Convene Monthly Representatives from. the different churches convene on Tuesdays once a month in the Senate Ave. sewing room to complete any unfinished item. Sewing group chairman, Mrs. Clell Bettner, and her Committee Mesdames Charles Dick, W. S. Arnold, Cyril Hurst and Ced-

. | Miss Marilyn Jean Gaither and 6 Festiva Billie T.. Price will be married at . 7:30 o'clock tonight in the University Heights Christian Church. The Rev. Foster G. Sizemore will officiate. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn C. Gaither, 3945 Carson Ave,, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Price, 2649 Epler Ave, are the bridegroom’s parents. Miss Ethel Dineff, maid of honor, will wear pink satin and net. The bridesmaids, Miss Betty Price and ss Norma Jarvis, will be in blue.

Bridal Gown

The white satin bridal gown is fashioned with a fitted bodice, sheer yoke trimmed with seed pearls and bouffant hoop skirt. The bride will have a fingertip illusion veil and carry white orchids on a white Bible, James Osborn will be the best man while the ushers will be Richard Prather and William Sawyer. The reception will be church.

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Couple Takes Trip South

Rite Read In Georgia

Mr. and Mrs. Arwin P. Curran Jr. are at home in Ii dianapolis | following their wedding trip to {North Carolina. The couple was married at 3:30 p. m., Sept. 9, in the First Methodist Church, Cochran, Ga. The bride was Miss Norma Barnette

Clell Bettner . . . consult on the

ric Shrode, work many extra days to sort material into bags for distribution to the individual church groups. Mrs. Elmer Ripley is fall festival general chairman. Her assistants include Mesdames E. A. Perkins, Marshall DeWitt and Omar Phillips. Mrs. George Schamber is auxiliary president.

Henry Floyd of Cochran.. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curran, 4114 E, Washington St. 5

Maid of Honor

Miss Addie Wilkerson, Atlanta,

F. R. Brinker Takes Bride

LaVerne Peters Is Married

. _Times Special QUINCY, I., Sept. 22—Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peters, of this city announce the marriage of their daughter, LaVerne, and Rudolph Brinker. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Brinker, 1206 E. Tabor 8t., Indianapolis. The vows were read at 10:30 a. m. Saturday in the St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church here, The Rev. Fr. Robert Brinker, brother of the bridegroom officiated. Mrs, Thomas Sparrow was the matron of honor, and Miss Vivian Peters and Mrs. Bernard Entrup were the bridesmaids. They both are the bride’s sisters. Gene Pate, Indianapolis, was the best man, and Cletus Brinker, Indianapolis, and Mr. Sparrow were the ushers. The bridegroom attended Quincy - College. The couple is living in the home of the bridegroom's parents.

Secretaries To Hear Panel

~The Indianapolis-Marion County Association of School Secretaries will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in Washington High School. Mrs. Helen Cloud will be moderator for a panel discussion on secretarial practices. Hostesses will be Mrs. Cloud, Mrs. Mable Burkhart, Miss Virginia Childers and Miss Gloria Lang. . Officers are Mrs. Dorothy Armel, president; Miss Joan Praed, vice president; Miss Marilyn Miller, secretary, and Mrs. Crystal

Jones, treasurer. Miss Margaret

Hannan is the publicity chairman.

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By RUTH MILLETT “MEN ARE Fools to Do Housework” is the blunt title of an article in a woman's magazine—the article authored by a man, of course. Says he: “In the average home there is no reason for the breadwinner not being free to spend his evenings and week-ends relaxing at his favorite sport or pursuing a hobby or studying to promote his career for the benefit of the entire famly.” That's one way of looking at it, all right, the masculine way. But let's look at it from the “average wife’s” point of view for a moment.

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Is she free to spend her eve-

nings and week-ends relaxing at her favorite sport or pursuing a hobby or improving her mind? Without any help ‘from her husband, her evenings are anything but “free evenings.” After Papa comes home and settles down to relax, there is dinner to get on the table, dishes to be done, children’s baths to supervise, children to be put to bed, and so on and so forth. : » - # AS FOR THE week-ends— well, if she does her housework without help, the week-ends are harder than week-days. The children are out of school; there are more meals to cook. Papa

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Ga., was the maid of honor, and Mr. Curran was his son's best Ushers were Gene Rakestraw, LaGrange, Ga. and C. Wayne Foster. The reception was in Inman’s Court, Cochran. The bride is a graduate of Middle Georgia College, and the bridegroom attended Purdue and Indtana Universities

—if he is just relaxing or pursuing a hobby—is demanding time and attention and probably upsetting schedules. Is that how it should be, men working an eight-hour day five

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White Cross Guild fo Meet Wednesday in Service Center

The first meeting of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild will be held at 10 a. m.- Wednesday in the hospital service center, Preliminary plans and policies were set today at a luncheon in the Hawthorn Room. Mrs. Harry W, Krause, president, entertained

mittees. Coffee will be served by the de-|showing the use of the many difgree of honor unit Wednesda nt items made for the hospi-

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a week? Is a man a fool or a woman selfish in thinking things should be evened up a little—that when Papa is away from his job he should pitch in and help around the house enough so that Mama gets to do a little relaxing, too? If the breadwinner is successful enough that he can afford to hire some help for his wife, or provide her with enough labor-saving devices that she can do her work with a minimum of time and effort, that's another story. But we're talking of the “average” home. And the “average” husband and wife.

Mary L. Greve To Be Honored

Miss Mary L. Greve, head nurse of the Riley Hospital infant ward, will be honored on the occasion

ice at a tea next Friday. The event will be from 4 to 6 p. m. in Ball Residence at the Indiana University Medical Center. Miss Mary Heckard, Riley Hospital nurses’ supervisor, is chalirman for the anniversary event. Assistants include Miss Jean Coffey, IU School of Nursing director; Miss Lute Troutt, Medical Center dietary director; Mrs. Winifred Kahmann, physical and occupational and Miss Corabelle Candy, as-

the Medical Center.

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Nashville, Tenn. to teach voice

Teachers College.

receiving her master's from Indiana University, she was supervisor of music in the Beech

Planned

School 85 PTA | To Meet Tuesday

Study courses are being)

planned by the PTA. of School 85

in Britain Under Socialism.” On Oct. 3, Prof. R. Harold Van Cleave, Butler University, wil give a “Bird's Eye View of Eco nomics.” He will movies.

of the study group. The final meeting in the series will be Oct. 27. C. M. Sharp, principal of

“High School Objectives.” The PTA of School 76 will have a luncheon at noon Wednesday honoring teachers and commitee members. Mrs. Albert I. Mar-

therapy director, |

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. Eppl St. Philip Neri Catholic Church will be the scene Oct. .21 of Miss Ann Markey's marriage to William M. Gardiner. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles - E. Markey, 842 N. Gray St. and

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gardi- The wedding will be Sept. 30 i Er ios he ae The She Taam Cotte Carcie | couple's : Lv Dayo. £550

Tuesday night Stephen Nolan Two Return

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Convention Auxiliary Plans * Dinner Meeting A number of Indianapolis women, wives of doctors who will attend the threeday Indiana State Medical Association convention Monday through Wednesday in ¥rench Lick, will play important roles in the activities planned for tha distaff, Monday past presidents of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Indi ana State Medical Association will be honored at a dinner meeting. Past presidents from Indianapolis who will be special guests are Mesdames Frank Cregor, Charles ¥, Voyles, William E. Tinney and Frank M., Gastineau. The after - dinner program will feature Mrs. Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, co-author of “Cheaper by the Dozen” and “Belles on Their Toes” and Shirley Lang Snethen, concert pianist. : Mrs. W. Burleigh Matthews, second vice president; Mrs, Gastineau, publiticy, and Mrs. Voyles, parliamentarian, will attend the state auxiliary board meeting scheduled for Tuesday.

Bridge and Canasta Entertainment planned for the women that day includes golf, bridge and canasta. Orrin Tucker's band will be featured at the evening dinner-dance. Indianapolis delegates to the auxiliary’s House of Delegates’ meeting Wednesday morning will be Mesdames Philip B. Roy V. Meyers, Frank Hall, Harry Pandolpho, Albert Donato, Glen V. Ryan, Hamilton Row, James C. Katterjohn, Otto H. Bakemeler and Ray D. Miller, Dr. Elmer IL. Henderson, American Medical Association president, will be the luncheon speaker that day. That night the women will join their huse bands for the annual convention banquet,

Plan to Attend

A- partial list of those plan ning to attend from here includes Dr. and Mrs, Reed, Dr, and Mrs. Ryan, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Everly, Dr. and Mrs, Lawson J. Clark, Dr. and Mrs. Howard 8. Williams Jr,, Dr. and Mrs. Dan E. Talbott and Dr, and Mrs. Marion Shafer. Dr. and Mrs, Matthew Cornacchione, Dr. and Mrs. Matthew, Dr, and Mrs. Donato, Dr. and Mrs, Dwight Schuster, Dr. and Mrs. Rex Joseph, Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hull, Dr, and Mrs. Bibler, Dr. and Mrs, Norman Booher, Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Kahler, Dr, and Mrs. Earl W. , Dr. and Mrs, John W. Hendricks, Dr, and Mrs. Arthur N. Jay and Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Backmann,

of student activities of the Metho-|Gates, supervisor of’ volunteer; dist Hospital School of Nursing, |aids, is the speaker. In so doing they are neglecting |will discuss the. school's Choral| Luncheon ghests today included An important grooming aid, Hair Club, sponsored by the Guild: Mesdames John G. Benson, Wil-|brushes have special uses, for series of demonstrations Ham C. Hartinger, John W, Noble,

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which they are better fitted than |Carl Ploch, Harry L. Foreman, p.|the combs which are sometimes|nae Association will have a state A. Bartley, James Crooks, Arthur required to handle these tasks. |jyncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in One of these {is untanglingithe this job. Its bristles work more head Thornburgh and W. H. Fortney. [Bot th than the teeth of a comb ment, will give an illustrated talk

Howe High School, will discuss

attended the Women's Hospital = Auxiliaries’ conference Monday through yeserday. Over 500 women representing volunteer groups which serve {hospitals in the U. S. and Canada lattended the meeting held con{currently with the 52d annual {American Hospital Association's convention, Conference sessions’ theme was how auxiliaries can best serve their hospitals. Some of the successful guild projects are gift shops, aide and library services, ‘fund raising events, student nurse recruitment and public relations. It is estimated over half a million U. 8. women are giving volunteer service to hospitals as members of women's auxiliaries,

Progressive Party Set

The Women’s Lions rib of Irvington will meet Tuesday night

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Money, 330 8. Grand St. The club is studying the prob{lems of the Irvington Library. [Plans will be completed for a

third annual and Thelma Hawthorn.

At 7:30 o'clock members will -as-| {semble in the Irvington Branch {Library and at 8:30 o'clock they will go.to the Holliday Memorial | The session will continue at 9:30

o'clock in the home of Mrs. Don

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{Club. Steak Fry Sunday" | Members of Lambda Mu Chapiter Sigma Beta Sorority, will |entertain their husbands and | guests at a 3 p.m. steak, fry Sunday in Northern Beach Park.

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Nuptial Vows

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The Oldenburg Alumnae Association will give a card party at 8 o'clock tonight in the Food Craft Shop. Miss Lacy Lavelle is chairman, and Miss Mary A.

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