Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1950 — Page 8

By EDYTH T. McLEOD FATIGUE after 40 is one . symptom which most women endure but seldom do anything about. The common complaint is, “I am utterly ex-

hausted.” How many times a day do you say it, feel it and finally look it? -* During ‘the period of the menopause you often feel drowsy, overly tired, droopy, while, until the psychological and psysiological change began, you were full of enthusiasm, energy and ready for any activity. This fatigue is but a phase and rather than fight it through by pushing yourself further and further until fatigue actually sends you to your doctor,

By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor f Q.—-I have some hyacinth bulbs I! want to force to bloom in the house. Can you tell me how to! do it? Mrs. G. R. P. \ A. Hyacinths are usually forced by potting in soil. Use any

force them in water. This applies to the regular Dutch hya-

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light but not sunny window, the mixture and bake according water them a little more freely, 0 batter directions. Invert a As soon as tops turn green, Serving plate over pan and turn give them some sun. Don’t Upside down. Serve warm. bring the bulbs to the light = :

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see him now for a physical checkup. And do a little pampering of yourself. Just take “time out.” Even the football players do that on the field. ; » s 2.8 Po DRESS your bed in your prettiest linens and covers. One clever woman whom I know has a pale pink silk set, which she calls her “rest set.” Give yourself a leisurely beauty bath, relax in perfumed waters for 10 minutes. Cleanse your | face, put on a really pretty | makeup. Brush your hair, spray |

rance, : : j Get a book and your favorite magazines, then go to bed for the morning, for the afternoon or all day if you need it. Rest, relax and take stock of your- | self.”" Let the family gasp but

“time out” to sensibly combat

- » » r THERE ARE many reason a for that exhaustion. Often §& glandular disturbances are the

cause. These are just part of TE Joyee Reed, Carolyn McCannon and Phyllis Lambert (left to right) of School 50—+#ie bows on nature's plan. Your doctor can | Christmas packages to be distributed to aged persons and orphans by indianapolis Camp Fire

take care of that but it is up to | Girls. : you to take care of yourself, | You will feel better, be more poised, look prettier; reasons enough for “time out,” don't you think? Plan this now. Don't just think about it—-DO IT! ,

Old people expecting to spend! {Christmas alone can look forward to knocks on their doors Saturday.

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Organization Activities—

One hundred and fifty grand- Alpha Beta Latreian —1 P. m, Irvington Chautauqua —2 p. m. mas and grandpas will be visited Mrs: Noble Hiigenberg, 5214 and given Christmas boxes by the Washington Blvd, hostess.

TOMORROW: I will tell you Camp Fire Girls following their, “Christmas Stories,” Mrs. W.

how to have “Face For 40.”

(orphanages, this year stuffing ap- Mrs. H. D. Tousley Jr, 6850

Washington Blvd, hostess. [rvington Tuesday—2 p. m. Mrs.|

4 : | proximately 600 toys. | N ISH | N G THE ! T {. Blue Birds will hold their party. Christmas party. 4 at 10 a. m. and the older girls ———— tn }

Alpha Theta Latreian—1:15 p. m.,

at 1 p. m, In charge will be Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Bowen, 3908 N.|

growth. They are easier to Alfred Rafert and Mrs. George)

watch if you have them in|Cannon.

water in a clear glass. Don't] After a visit from Santa Blue| put them in a room top warm Birds will sing carols on the

Delaware, hostess. Tech Madri-| gal Singers; grab-bag exchange; needy family donations. |

Legion Auxiliary — 6.30 p. m.

or dry where the buds will dry Circle at 11:45 a. m. led by Mrs. Mcllvaine-Kothe Unit, American

out instead of swelling and Paul Mozingo. -

Mrs. R. W, Hilgedag, 340 Downey, hostess. ~ Christmas. story,

i Mrs. Floyd Jeffries. I! (Christmas parties in Block's Audi-. 'W. Houppert; party. Irvington Friendship —1 p. m. | torium, Girls also stuff toys for Alpha Kappa Latreian—1:30 p. m.

Mrs. C. W. Albright, 3055 N. Meridian, hostess. | E. C. Ropkey, 22 N. Audubon] Road, hostess. ‘‘Origin of Christmas Carols,” Mrs. C. H.! Winders. 2 Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers— 12:30 p. m. Chapter House. Program, Mrs, Edna Van Der Moere; gifts,

opening. | The older girls will give skits] Mrs. Gertrude Frary, 5019 Cen- meridian Heights Inter-Se—2:15

Celebrate with a cranberry cof- recognized.

Pour a coffee cake batter over!

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A company dessert fs pretty Tasty Sandwiches

and fine tasting if made from Sandwich filling for } 8 Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta strawberry ice cream heaped on boxes can be tasty. Mix lightly hostess. Speaker, Miss Amy] Sorority, will meet Wednesday at slices of canned pineapple and one-half cup peanut butter, one- Keene; gift exchange; silver P-m. in the home of Mrs. Benja- topped with defrosted frozen half cup drained crushed pine-| offering.

{and sing Christmas songs.

Bowls Wonderful Gifts Individual wood trays or bowls or two or three individual serving pléces make wonderful gifts. Select pre-cut and pre-packaged Ke.

cheeses or home made fruit cake of jor candy to fill the serving pieces White, 5430 N. Delaware, host

At' tral, hostess. Gift exchange, : leach party four girls highest in Fortnightly Literary —2 p. m. Park, hostess. Christmas music, {sales of Camp Fire candy will be Propylaeum. Program, Miss 1 Marian McFadden; Christmas syltum-in-Parvo = Literary—12:15 © Camp Fire Girls will join other party. For the upside down topping, carolers in singing on the Circle Hoosier Tourist—Noon. Mrs. W | choose to do, fix your bulbs spread three tablespoons melted at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Girls will. 1, Jones, 5874 N. New Jersey, right away. Set them away in Putter or margarine, one-half cup be led by Mrs. Lawrence Beaman.| hostess. “Spanish Christmas in| a dark cool place so they can SUSar and one and one-half cups r make good root growth. When whole raw cranberries in the botthe tops are three to four inches '©™ Of an 8-inch square pan. |

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Indianapolis Traffic Club Wom- |. en's Auxiliary—6:30 p. m. Hotel! | Washington. Christmas pro-! Inter Alia—2 p. m. Mrs. D. J.

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p. m. Mrs. Ralph Rossell, 781

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p. m, Mrs. C. H. Irrgang, 29 N, Mount, hostess. ‘What Socialists Say Is Wrong With Capitalism,” Mrs. Irrgang; Christmas party. i

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By GAYNOR MADDOX include topping with sweetened whipped ~~ BOTH Janes and Fancy Dans with grated coconut and a jistle orange. find : i : Ice cream can be used as a as can be on the same menu to suit the varied meringue and whipped cream. tastes of your family and still be easy for Candy Varies Reci out Ax andy Varies Recipe y in Peppermint sticks or Christmas hard candy Accomplish this feat with baking apples can be crushed and placed in the centers of differently for each member. Many appies before they are baked. They should be ves consider apples done with a little baked in sirup like other apples. Mincemeat or cinnamon and sugar and a sojourn in the oven. cranberry sauce can be used as a substitute. They can be as festive as a strapless evening For a nice glaze with the cranberries, baste gown, as homey as a well-worn apron or as sub- frequently, : : stantial as red flannel longles.. = For supper or Sunday breakfast lightly Here's how you do it. Fill the center of brown link or balls of bulk sausage and bake cored apples with a variety of fillings before 'n the centers, of apples. A slice of pineapple on slipping them in the oven. They can be kept on top and pineapple sirup in the baking dish gives hand for breakfast, dessert or a supper main It a fine flavor. i ; dish. 2 7 The best apples for baking are Rome Beauty, Covering Important Stavmans or Winesaps. : : First, core apples, and if you don't want them

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