Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 9

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DEAR MRS. MANNERS: J ° "Christmas meant eve I've discovered som broken my heart.

to me—until this year. hing that has blotted my marriage and

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-My husband always hides my presents all over the house. t's sort of a game with me to find the hiding places."

I'l admit I've .even

ed into, the presents he's i and No. 1 in C Ma-1

hidden, He never knows it doesn’t hurt anything. times I've even exchanged the presents before / Christ mas so he'll think he bought the right Aa size : This year I} wish I hadn't hunted, I. found

“one . box. stuck §

away all by itself. Of course I opened it, cer tainitwasforme, Jl 1 was still cer- Lil tain—and very thrilled that he'd spent so much—when I discovered’ thé wicked black Rights. Then I turned over the card On it was one of the cute poems! lke he always writes. But the poem wasn’t for me. It was dedicated to a girl with very unusual name—a girl’s name I've never heard him mention. Shall I tell my husband we've | had our last Christmas together or stay with him hoping I can make him forget the girl who'll get the black nightgown? = - SAD-EYED WIFE. Where! s your sense of humor?

That black nightie with the | * strange card undoubtedly is for [Ma

you. A man smart enough for you to marry wouldn't be stupid enough to take home a present for another woman. He'd mail ‘it cautiously and he'd write the card fast, away from your house, before he changed his mind. You weren't as smart with your snooping as you thought | you were. Yotir husband has

for all. Put the package back exactly - where you found it. And act as affectionately as you've always acted. Act even sweeter than usual and definitely moré provocative.. A woman's “chills” and suspicions can send forth | the most devoted husband, Put one over on him. When ‘you open the Christmas nightie - take it like it was meant for you—which I'm sure it is.

Marie Mason,

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Four Local Students ~Join Phi Beta Kappa BLOOMINGTON,

Beta Kappa, scholastic honorary, has announced 30 new members. Three of the students honored’ were graduated this fall, four are members of the February graduating class, and 23 will receive!

{degrees in June.

Indianapolis students Joining

PHBK include Harold F. 'Scotten, y | Minnesot: a Bt,

| bacteriology; James D. Lohman, comparative literature; Jack ‘A. Schecter, anatomy and physiol ogy, and Mary Louise "Wampler,

An initiation dinner for the ew! :

members will be held Jan, 17; fol-| lowed by the president's annual address... Prof, Harlod F. Wolfe!

18 IU chapter president.

Other new members include: Lloyd (G. Mosler, Physics, and Anni

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val to be held at | The merning session will featuie a panel discussion on ‘The Social Living Course in the Sec-

ondary School”

row in the gym: nasium. He will play ithe first move- * ment. of Beethoven's Concerto |

by Robert H “Wyatt, executive secréfar$! of the Indiana State Teachérs Association. ' Participating in the panel disjcussion will be Ernest C. Horn land Miss Edith L. Steele, South! {Bend Riley High School teachers;! {Dr. M, C. Howd, principal, Muncie

by ‘the Howe or{chestra directed by Miss ‘Alberta

[Dente | Burris High School; Gene Oliver, ‘Light classical numbers will be Bloomington University High sung by Beverly Weevie and Lar-!School teacher, and Paul Terrell, Ty Phillips. principal of Gill Township Highs {School, Merom.

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HEADS SOCIAL COUNCIL § - Arthur R. Hanje, Tech High 1€en Music Canteen

has been elected Program Postponed chairman-of the social council of. The Teen Music. Canteen pro-: pi {gram originally. scheduled for the: student activities organiza- [next Sunday has besn postponed. tion at General Motors Institute, Joan Bechtold, publicity chalg-|

Flint, Mich, He is the son of Mr. Hrs Rg t3 w e preg n at's p. m. land Mrs. Arthur Har.je of 4328 E. Sunday, Jan. 7/1951, in Riddick

Auditorium, 1440 N. Meridian St.

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