Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1950 — Page 6

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MARGARET KIVETT, 4-year-old, plays school each day while her sister, Elizabeth, | 7, attends real classes. She likes her favorite doll so m it because it might get mussed,up. “Margie” is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Kivett Jr.,, 6260 Washington Blvd.—By JOAN SCHOEMAKER. -

Blackwood on Bridge— : [Chapter members, Florence Rettig, Amelia’ Monnin-'

| ger, |Leive and Miss Mabelle Hendle-

Not Due to Oversight, Mr. Muzzy Vows

Strategic Defense Play Was Intentional,

“I DID TOO know what I was doing!" said Mr. Muzzy petulantly.| “You wouldn't have figured that play out in a thousand years,” North dealer roared Mr, ‘Champion. “Everything happens to me. I think I'll Both sides vulnerable

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” Lynn, Wabash, assisted by Miss { Jeanette Bilacklidge, Frankfort. Both young womén are medical

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Earn Their 'Tenderfoot' Ratings By AGNES M. OSTROM | AN IMPORTANT SERVICE took place in Rotary

‘Convalescent Hospital yésterday afternoon. . Three girls,

patients in the hospital, became full-fledged members of

Girl Scout Troop 58.

The girls invested were Charline Roberts, Bloomington; Bev-

erly Duncan and Karen Rollings.

Three more girls will receive their tenderfoot pins. were not present for the service since they have been dismissed

from the hospital They are Joyce Ann Walker, New Albany; Betty Jo Powell, Galveston, and Mary Ann Pa-

vey. : . Troop leader is Miss Marjorie

technology students in the Indiana University Medical Cen. ter. Play Is Given Guests for the investiture and a social hour afterward were

‘Bridge Winners

| (Possible ; ‘Mrs. V. R. Rupp 202.5; Mrs. A. R. ‘Coffin, Mrs. R. F. Banister 191; Mrs. W.! Wayne Warrick 1865: E & W (Possible 330) — Al Gilbert Cohen 186; Mrs. Claude Lett, Miss Marge Quinn 183; Mr. land Mrs. Harold Lewis

'Organizafions—

Dec. 2 For Alpha Phi Holiday Tea

Mrs.

she won't play with Alumnae Chapters {Alpha Tota Sorority will their annual {banquet tomorrow night in the | Propylaeum.

- the parents of the new troopers.

Winners in the Lincoln Bridge!

game Friday night were: N & S

Score 330)—Mr. and

Arch Falender, Dobrowitz,

178.5.

A covered-dish supper will be 4120 Forest Manor D. Dalton and Mrs.

Guests will bé active chapter

‘mémbers dt DePauw and Indiana {Universities ipledges of active chapters who, lare in Indianapolis for the holi- * days will be entertained at a tea { Dec. 29.

Members and

The Zeta and Indianapolis of Sigma hold incorporation day

Honor guests will be five Zeta Mesdames Iva Duckwall and Mabel

The annual Christmas party of

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Entertainment included a play. “Jack and the Bean Stalk,” put on by the girls themselves. They played the roles by means of peanut shell and yarn puppets fixed on their fingers. Each puppet's face was inked appropriately.

Troop Program Troop activities follow closely the season of the year. On election day the troop joined in the

spirit of citizenry by learning A " care and courtesy of the flag.

They also have been applying Girl Scout laws to everyday living. Meetings are held each Tuesday evening.

Both the local and national Girl Scout is designed for the physically handicapped child in addition to the well

| child.

| Teen Problems— | IINAD 7~ \AL Ee 9 Set |Swave Behavior Isn't Sissy DAR Group Will Hear

{held tomorrow night by the In-| |dianapolis Alumnae Chapter, {Alpha Phi Sorority. Mrs. Ray H.. | Northway, Ave. hostess, will be assisted by Mrs, L. Robert E., Houk.

Organization Activities— BR Chap. U, PEO — 1 p. m. Mrs. assee scholarship fund. This fund

k Review—1:30 p. m. Block's Portia Boggy, 1241 N. New provides a year's tuition for a’ “The New York!

ieee the Indianapolis Alumnae Chap- go, iter, Pi Lambda Theta Sorority,

will be at 7:30 p. m, Friday. Mrs.| “Season” Mrs. Kathryn Turney| P. A. Weir. Walter Titus, 124 N. Denny St. y

quit the game!” { ' NORTH “A good idea,” said Mr. Muzzy, firmly. . Mr. Champion {will be hostess. wilh mi The cause of this exchange was a beautiful, if unconscious, de- S—~AQ93 Glass of Yesteryear” will be fensive play by Mr. Muzzy, | . . HJ 4 {discussed by Mrs, Paul Whelchel.| When h ted his hand he Played the jack, believing it to D—8 72 |Gifts will be wrapped for the In-! ah fe. sorte 3 pang ® be the only dlamond he had. { " 4 diana Girls School. Et the king of diamonds mixed 1 : : C-AQ32 members are Mrs. Ruth Evans In with his hearts. As it hap- Mix-Up Discovered WEST EAST ; : ET Mrs. Everett Cambridge and Miss pened, this error served him very Miss Brash, who had visions, Mrs, Keen Mr. Muzzy (ooo nce Schaub well. Mrs. Keen ‘opened the five of losing the first five tricks, S—7652 S—J104 : ? of diamonds and Mr. Muzzy was delighted to wh with her H—8172 H—K 1093 Mrs. John J. Glendenning, 5252 mp ; ——— queen. Wouldn't you have done Deh 10654 DX: | Woodside Drive, will be hostess at ; 1 1 the same? —K 753 1 p. m. tomorrow to the Crooked Camp Fire Dinner | At trick two she led the jack | SOUTH | Creek Homemakers Club. Mem-| kb k d D jof-clubs and let it ride. Mr. Muzzy | Miss Brash {bers will exchange handmade 00 e eC. | | jwon with the king and it was S—K 8 "|gifts. Gifts for Sunnyside Sana-/

at this point .that he noticed he *H—~AQE65

The Camp Fire Girls have three had the king of diamonds. | D—-Q9s

| events scheduled this month. “A, “Wait a minute, ' these cards CJ 1094 “pitch-in" supper at 6 p. m. today ag Bie up, he said. The bidding: for the Leaders Association. in Nobody's but yours, prob-

the YWCA, will be followed by a In any case, Mr. Muzzy banged Pass : : ENT

business meeting. down the king of diamonds and, 1 8 Pass The administrative council will Mrs. Keen overtook with the ace SNT Al Pass hold a dinner at 6 p. m. Dec. 11 “Pd ran three more tricks to de- ~ In Jones Restaurant. “Camp Fire feat the contract, an exception, If Mr. Muzzy had and Camping” will be discussed Exception to Rule played the king of diamonds at by Reynold Carlson, Indiana Uni-| When there are no important trick one, Miss Brash would have versity professor. cards on the board, it is almost been guided into the only right! Blue Bird and Camp Fire Girls always best to play ) will carol at the Christmas pro- high : gram. on Monument Place Dec.

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mond suit in this deal represented

to your partner's lead of diamonds return

third hand play for her contract. On the jack Omega Sorarity, Mothers

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Alpha Chi Chapter, Alpha Chi and

she would ‘Alumnae Clubs will jointly spon:

~{torium patients will be collected. |

will meet at 1:15 p. m. Wednesday | ; . : in the home of Mrs, M. 8. Fitzroy, | ably,” remarked Mr. Champion. NORTH EAST SOUTH . WEST 3630 N. Chester St. Miss Amy Pass Keene will be the speaker.

Friday Set For Bazaar

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against a no trump contract. have ducked and Mrs. Keen could sor a bazaar at 7:30 p. m. FriHowever, the set up of the dia-/not have afforded to overtake. day in the chapter house.

Mr. Muzzy would then have Mrs F. W. Christena is chair- * of Everything

| been out of diamonds and Miss man for the Mothers Club, spon(Brash would have won _ three soring: baked goods, candy and clubs, two hearts and four spades handwork. A parcel post booth for game, will be run by mothers of the

Program Chapman wi s were scheduled at a general Sap 11 direct a musical

[meeting this afternoon.

. Sad pledges. Look at these delightful new Board Meets Mrs. Donald Pedlow and Mrs. ; R. - J. Bennett, Alumnae lub polished wood | _ The executive board of the Gold chairmen. are Fans a ys P M il pov Jotuers met this morning in pond, lemon tree plant stand . e Ar Memorial. Election of rn : ni JB epper 11S fers ana s arial, JEL and dart _game Chuckles

The active chapter will ibe in charge of refreshments, |

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| By RUTH MILLETT SHE THINKS her husband is stingy because it's | hard to get money from him and he complains about how much she spends on groceries and other necessities. | Maybe he is stingy, or it could be that the high cost of livIng has him just plain scared. A wife ought to make sure it's the first and not the second reason before she blames her husband for being close-fiisted. - One-Way she can tell is by what he does with the money he holds back. If he spends’ freely on himself or wastes it in other ways while begridging his wife everything he has to give her for running the house, then he is stingy. } But if he iz trying to build up a little security for the family with the money he : | holds on to, then it's a different matter. Probae ably all that is needed is for the wife to ' sympathize with his aims and let him know She wants to try to help. : LE ONCE SHE has convinced him of that

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ning a home. If she takes him marketing with her or has him buy a week's supply of groceries, he may still grumble about the cost, but he won't blame it on his wife's extravagance, “Generosity is a quality in a husband on which women sometimes put too high a value. The husband who never puts any | curb on his wife's spending may be doing her a real injustice If by indulging her today he fails to provide for their future. | So don’t accuse a man of stinginess just because he seems overly concerned about money. He may be sting», but it's quite Jossible.ne may just be trying to build up e.ough financial

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¢* By JOAN LOOK, Johnny and Joe, Tom and Teddy, you like girls, don't you? Well, why not treat them so they'll know? And so they'll like you in return? Perhaps you've been getting away with some pretty thoughtless behavior. Failing to phone when you said you would. - Appearing for dates sloppy and unshaven. Honking at the curb, ignoring her at parties, forgetting the common. masculine courtesies. Suave behavior isn't sissy. The little courtesies pay off in a girl's appreciation, in popularity, that rough, tough tactics never will win.

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ON A DATE, for instance, treat your girl as though you were glad you asked her. If you're going to let her shift for herself, why bother to date her? Maybe the gal is a disappointment—not the party-girl you thought her. You still owe her some time and attention; you brought her. And it's surprising, but other guys will &écept your date at your evaluation. If

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Brand-new tenderfoot Girl Scouts in Rotary Convalescent Hospital, Karen Rollings, Bever Duncan and Charline Roberts (seated, left to right), look through the GS handbook with their lee ar, Miss Marjorie Lynn, Wabash,

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NOU STILL OWE HER SOME TME AND ATTENTION: You BROUGHT HER!

Dr. Roy Robbins Talk On ‘Pioneer Heritage

Both the annual Indiana Day program of the Caroline Seott Harrison DAR Chapter and the annual Christmas : | party of the Cornelia Cole Fairbanks DAR Chapter will be {held Thursday. 2 Dr. Roy Robbins, Butler University history and political science department head, will be guest speaker for the Indiana Day aftesnoon meeting in the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter House. His topic will be “Our Pioneer Heritage.” A group of songs ‘will be sung by Mrs, T. W. Rybolt. Mrs, Clyde Titus, regent, will be in charge of the business session preceding the program. Tea hour chairmen will be Mrs. Clair McConnell and Mrs. William C€. Jackson, Assisting them will be Mrs, George M. Dixon and Mrs. Ralph Clairmont. oN OK Mrs, George C. Kolb and Mrs. Victor Deitch will pour. HER AT PARTIES

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you act ashamed of ner, they'll Mrs. James L. Schell,

give her the deep freeze. tas Being a boy “isn’t an easy | Washington Blvd., will entertain

. . . job, but girls are victims of at 2:30 p. m. for the Cornelia Th tha Swim shyness and self-consciousness, Cole Fairbanks Chapter party. | , too. They need masculine re- | Mrs Norman L. Schneider will: Times Special assurance and support. = The (tell the story of “The Littlest | WELLESLEY, Mass., Dec. 4.

uaint customs of etiquet have . shh been man’s pe of re- Angel” There will be Christmas ~— Miss Jean Summers, Indian assur : music apolis, is chairman of Wellesley

assuring women. ~ Mrs. E. H. Fvans. ways and College's second annual “swims !means committee chairman, will Posium.” It will be held at the {have charge of gifts for the Tam- college Saturday.

TOMORROW Auditorium, Garten. Meridian Hills

Amy Keene, guest.

Committee wayfarer's Chap., FTSC—1 p.m.| E. 38th 8t. branch, Indiana National Bank. Speaker, Mrs. W. W. Houppert; Christmas meet-

ing.

Irvington Home Study—2 p. m. Mrs. R. F. Stilz, 4426 N. Penn- Powell Place, will be hostess at sylvania, hostess. “Recent Fic-8 p. m. tomorrow to the Indian- gomery, hostess assistants’ chair-| ‘ |apolis Alumnae Chapter, Alpha man, will be Mesdames J. W.! (Chap. Q, PEO—1:30 p. m. Mrs, Sigma Alpha Sorority. Mrs. Wil-'Judy, Logan Hall, J. H. Obear, 0. W. Sicks, 5609 N. Pennsyl-

tion,” Mrs: H. 8. Schell,

vania, hostess,

{Tuesday Niters Homemakers—8! {Gypsy Chap.,, ITSC—12:30 p. m.| Country Club. “Grab-bag” gift exchange; Miss Westfield Woman's—2

the Christmas program.

Several women's colleges will send groups to swim and to observe. The program will include water ballet and rhythmie swimming groups. Miss Summers is Swim Club vice president, head of swimming -and treasurer of the college’'s Athletic Association. She was a member of the dormitory crew which won the fall intramural crew races and was awarded a “W” at the fall field day for three seasons on her class crew, -The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Summers, 47 E. 52d St., Indianapolis, she is a history major. Miss Summers was graduated ‘from Shertridge High School in 1948.

Jersey, hostess. Program, Mrs. student in the DAR-approved {school in Tamassee, 8. C. It has been a chapter project for many years, P. m. Li-| Mrs. F. E. Glass and her ap-| brary. Christmas tea and pro- proved schools committee — Mes-| gram. {dames R. T. Byers, G. A. Stafiford, E. G. Weston and Harry |R. Wilson—will have charge of

the clothing and gift boxes to be sent. the school. Assisting Mrs.

p. m. Mrs. Fred Franklin, 3116 N. Keystone, hostess.

tian

Yule Program Mrs. Edward Karrman, 529 Walter Mont-|

Ham Noblitt will be in charge of D. T. Reid, Daniel Shattuck and {H. 8. Wright.

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