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‘Beauty After 40—

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Figure If out. Check Waistline

| ~ By EDYTH THORN TON { McLEOD

. THE BODY balance line

begins to change and to curve with the approach of maturity. It is very important that you consider your figure line. Food control 'will reduce your weight and exercise will aid in giving you a better silhouet.

Following a strict diet is, in my.

opinion, a matter which shou be discussed with your family doctor. If you are over 40 and you want to lose excess pounds, don’t dash into a trick diet. It may not be the proper diet for you. Exercise will limber and aid in reducing wherever you concentrate the exercise. And once you start with exercise, stick with it. You will look better and, what is of paramount importance, I think you will feel better.

= n = YOU MUST figure it out yourself and make a plan for reducing through food control and sensible eating. And remember that “Your waistline is. your lifeline.” An increasing waistline should be held in check by every woman who is approachAng 40, 40. of course, lt ie

Florida Trip

Follows Rite

Jessica B. Spragg Becomes Bride

Repeating vows read by Msgr. Bernard Sheridan, Miss Jessica Barbara Spragg and Irvin J. Eastridge were united in marriage at John's

9 a.m. Saturday Catholic Church,

in St.

The bride wore white slipper

gatin fashioned with Chantilly

lace. Her full-length illusion veil a tulle half-(-rarried a cascade of!

was attached to bonnet. She c¢ white lilies. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Gerry L. West 18th St, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eastridge, English,

Trip to Florida

Miss Jacqueline Spragg wearing| was| Millicent |

nile green tulle over satin, maid of honor. Miss Spragg, wearing an identical gown in apricot, was bridesmaid. Paul Nonte was best Ushers were Paul Gerry Spragg, Robert Weist of Terre Haute.

A wedding breakfast was held A reception

at Holly Hock Hill. was held in the Marott Hotel.

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more difficult to check it after .

40, but you can do it

To achieve beauty after 40, whether in your. mental outlook or your face and figure, it is important to be on your toes and never allow yourself to slump into inactivity, Here are two ‘basic exercises for over 40. If you are very heavy, go slow at first, but if you will concentrate you will get results. This exercise improves the pos-’ ture of neck and head. The drooping head and the dowager's hump at the back of the neck are real signs of age and

_ indicate a “don’t care” oh Lie down on a couch that has no headboard. pletely.

your chin touches your chest, then lower the head slowly.

On your first try, raise and low- | “In- |

er the head five times. crease this daily. This aids in firming the muscles under your chin. 3 2 =

- DO THIS exercise while lying |

on the floor. You'll probably groan at first if you are much overweight. Lie flat and relax. Bring right knee up and pull it toward you with clasped hands. *Usé a strong; sustained pull and while you are doing this you should keep the other leg flat on floor with knee straight. Do this five times with each leg at first, increasing the number of times gradually. This aids in strengthening your _abdominal - muscles and really does help to corect faulty elimination, Work on these exercises and I'll be giving you more for other parts of the body. Tomorrow I will answer some real questioas from some real women... Majbhe yours will be among them

|Legion Auxiliary President

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and John Keller,|

The bride attended Indiana Unk |

versity. The bridegroom, a grad-

uate of Indiana University, is a member of Pi Kappa Phi nity.Following a motor trip to Miami Beach, Fla., the ¢ouple will be at) home in Muncie.

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YOU AND your husband de--cide it would be fun to spend the evening with friends. Wrong: Drop by to see them unannounced. Right: Telephone before - you go to see if it is convenient for them to have you. n " a YOU ARE playing bridge at a friend's house and hold poor cards all evening. Wrong: Keep complaining about ‘your hands and saying no wonder your opponents are piling up such high scores with the good hands they are holding. Right: Don’t complain. Realize that it is as important to be a good sport when you are playing cards as it is in any other game.

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Mayflower Banqguet Planned installation of officers, a social meeting and card party top the clubwomen’s schedule. of Mayflower descendants will hold its annual banquet at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow

in the Propylaeum. Howard H. Peckham, director of ‘the Indiana Historical

\Organizafions— ;

An annual banquet,

The Society

speak.

New officers of the organization are John F. ‘Edmund Burke Ball,

Townsend, governor; Mrs. Muncie, general Cleaver Jr,, borough and Mrs. L. Buchanan,

treasurer; Paul

deputy governor; deputy governor; Mrs. Sidney ScarM. Stadtmiller, recording and corresponding secretaries; J. H.. Trunkey, elder; { Hodges, surgeon; Halford Howland, captain, and

Mrs. James G. Haston, historian.

The group observed Compact Sunday by attending services yesterday morning in the Second

Presbyterian Church.

The Gamma Delta Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority will hold a pledge party at 8 p. m.

The Doctor Says—

Mysteries of Slow Cooking Is Better

Simisitis

Answers Not in On lts Causes

By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D.

| Agriculture

THOUSANDS of persons who |

suffer from: sinusitis tell much the same story. This niiserable. affiction is all too common, pecially in the north temperate climates. But just what brings it _and-what-to-do-for it-are on tions Which have not yet been completely answered. : We know where the trouble lies. It is one or more pockets lying near the nose. which nor-

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the voice resonance.

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We know, too, that germs get into the sinuses and if they find

! conditions favorable they will

and ¢ause inflamma-

tion there.

But why they do this in some graduated sity. {Kappa Psi Fraternity.

people and not in others is a

mystery. ” = u SURGERY offers help to some. Usually this consists of

an operation to widen the opening into the sinus permanently. But even this does not always work. Change of climate does help a lot of sinus sufferers. A climate | without extremes of temperature change between winter and

summer and between night and | out best. | of |

day usually works Also a reasonable amount

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wedding.

today in the home of Mrs. Marion R. W 2242 N. Harding St. The hostess: will be assisted by Mrs. Reid. Donations for the group’s Thank basket for a needy family will be collected.

~The Indianapolis Society of Medical Teche nologists and Laboratory Technicians is secept ing recruits for the civilian defense program in. the event of a national emergency. Mrs. C. Mazzini Hudgens, vice president, is in charge of registration. Technologists will be called upon to perform blood counts and blood typings in the event of an emergency. 3 A refresher course is planned for inactive members of the society who are interested.

Installation of officers, followed by a social meeting, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday by the Daughters of Isabella. Miss Catherine Flet= ' cher, past state regent, will conduct the ceremony in the Catholic Community Center.

Bureau, will

William

Fletcher

Miss Frances Reed, 3227 Broadway, will entertain the Lambda Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority, with a card party tomorrow evening.

Eat Well For Less—

For Cuts of Pork

By GAYNOR MADDOX LOTS OF PORK CHOPS and loins, bacon and sausages are heading toward the family menu. That's the good news from the Department. ‘The bigger the supply, the lower the cost, remember. - ! 5 Here's a tip on cooking pork chops—and cooking them long

from Beth Bailey - McLean's new “The Modern Home« A — i maker's Cookbook”: Season meat: dip in flour if desired, H H. Ry bolt then brown in a small amount of hot fat. Cover

top of range,

€ ne Miss HarThe engagement of Miss or in moderate

riett Vance Smith to Harry Ham- (350 deilton Rybolt is announced by her! grees F.) in parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Vance juices from 251 E. 47th St. Parents of the meat or in the prospective ‘bridegroom are & Sm a 11 and Mrs. T. M. Rybolt, 5602] 2iount of ing Is: T. MR; olt, 5602 , 34ed liquid. N. Pennsylvania St. (Liquid is

The bride-to-be is a graduate of usually water,

but it may be milk, cream, tomato juice or soup.) . Cook until fork tender. Thin pork chops, browned and cooked slowly with a cover, need no added lquid. Thick pork chops require some added

Mr. Maddox

Mr. Rybolt attended the University of Michigan and was from Purdue . Univer-! He is. a member of Phi No date

has been set for the

moisture in the atmosphere is’ |

desirable. Certain ‘parts of Florida and Southern California fit needs pretty well, but some sinus victims do well in

zona and similar drier climates. | There is no one.¢limate which |

does- the trick for all and jt is therefore wise to take a. long vacation in the place selected and watch- the results before making it a permanent residence,

Ari- |

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% liquid. ° Approximate cooking time after browning for rib or loin pork. chops (1-inch thick) should be 40 minutes.

Tuesday's Menus

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit, oatmeal, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk. : LUNCHEON: Toasted cheese sandwiches, chopped apple and celery salad, nut cookies, tea, milk. ? DINNER: Braised pork chops with cream gravy, raw cranberry relish, mashed po= tatoes, buttered quick-cooked cabbage, rye bread, butter or. fortified margarine, . apple pie, cheese, coffee, milk.

Among a host of | 1 am allergic to

Question: other foods, milk so that I can get prac-

tically none of it. Can yéu “tell me some substitute foods that would take its place? Answer: Calcium tablets can be used to replace the calcium portion of milk. The other desirable ingredients of milk "are more difficult, but some of them are contained in other foods and some can | be taken in the form of vita- | .min tablets as your physician may direct.

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