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Mr. Wolfley

To Repeat

Vows Today Dorothy Woerner To Be Married

The First Presbyterian Church will ‘be the setting for the 7:30 p.m, wedding today of Miss Derothy Alice Woerner and John William Wolfley. Dr. George Arthur Frantz will officiate. ' Mrs, Ruth F. Woerner, 1715 Park Ave, is the mother of the bride, and Mr, and Mrs. Edward L. Wolfley, 1510 Roache St, are the bridegroom's parents, The matron of honor, Mrs. Meredith E. Haun, will wear a deep rose satin frock. Blue satin dresses will be worn by the bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Mallery, Geneva, N. Y.; Miss Ruth Garrett, Hawthorne, Cal, and Miss Nancy Wolfley. . . The bride’s candlelight satin gown is made with a Chantilly

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lace yoke and underskirt and a Yk

full skirt. Her illusion two-tiered veil will be attached to a seed pearl Juliet cap. She will carry white roses.

Best Man Richard E. Wolfley will be the

best man, and the ushers include Edward L. Wolfley Jr.

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Edward DeHoff and Riley Brad-| ford. A reception in the church! parlors will follow the ceremony. After a short trip through the southern part of "the state and

Kentucky, the couple will be at «

home after Wednesday. The bride will travel in a burgundy gabar-| dine suit with black accessories, A member of Delta Delta Delta Borority, she attended the College! of Wooster, Wooster, 0. and Butler University. The bridegroom | attended Indiana University and’ is now attending Butler. t

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By MARGUERITE SMITH Times Garden Editor Q.—I have a Christmas cactus that has never bloomed since I

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got it in 1941. It bloomed that|.

year. What can I do for it in the way of plant food or does it need repotting? It was repotted when I got it and I understand it takes seven years to bloom. Mrs. G. B A.—Failure to bloom over such a long period sounds as if the plant needed better growing conditions all along the line. I suggest that in the spring you repot it in quite rich soil adding a teaspoon of bone meal (for a five-inch pot) also ‘some rotted manure if you can get it. ‘At the moment about all you can do for- it is give it plenty of sun and a little weak fertilizer solution to . keep it growing on well for another year. With proper care it * should blossom next Christmas, It does not necessarily take years if the plant gets good care.

Send questions on gardening to Marguerite Smith, The Indianapolis Times.

Meeting Set Tonight A busifiess meeting followed by a social hour will be held at 8 p. m. today by the Silver Star Review 15, Woman's Benefit Association. The meeting # sched-

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My Day— Women Reluctant to Have 'Waiting' Role This Time

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, Dec. 29—It has traditionally been the role of women to wait and weep as their men carried on the business of the world, I find in my mail, however, an increasing reluctance on the part of women to accept this role. The women want to do something to prevent the scourge of war. It would have to be a “united doing,’ and at the present moment it is hard to think how the women of the non-Communist world can break through the Iron Curtain and have any heart-to-heart and free intercourse with the women shut off in the Communist world. One way that our women can prepare themselves is to study the history and background of these countries, and particularly the position of women in these countries up to the present time. That will prepare them better to talk in understandable terms to their sisters in other lands whenever the opportunity does arise.

There is one way in which everyone-—men, women and | children-—can help our government at the present time, and | that is by buying savings bonds. It is a great satisfaction to | know that the number of people holding Series E Bonds has in. | creased in spite of the fact that in 1946 and in 1950 sales de- | clined somewhat and redemptions were increased.

» # . ”n 8 3 i THESE SERIES E BONDS are the ones most easily bought

tained in denominations of $25, $50 and $100 bonds. Everyone of us today can be a shareholder in our country’s future. If we buy these bonds. je help to keep down inflation. They mean fewer purchases of unnecessary things and more money coming into the government through individual investment. . . © _ When the government has to sell to the banks that encourages inflation, because it means.the printing of more money. The more we put into bonds as individuals, the more

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Phil McNagny Jr. To Be Bridegroom FORMER GOV. . and Mrs. Ralph F. Gates, Columbia City, announce the engagement of their daughter, - Patricia Ann, to Phil McClellan McNagny Jr, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, McNagny, Ft. Wayne. The betrothal was made known at an open house

given by Mr. and Mrs. Gates in their home last night. Saturday, Feb. 24, is the

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Beauty After 40—

: ‘Miracles’ Extend to Makeup.

date set for the wedding. It is to be in the Columbia City Presbyterian Church.

Miss Gates was graduated from Indiana University where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority and Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. The prospective bridegroom attended the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn., and the University of Virginia’ He was graduated last February from the Indiana Uniyersity School of Law, . where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta. Phi Fraternities. He served in the Marines -for three years ‘during World War II. “|

Jewels Need | Bath, Bed |

Glitter Retainable With Proper Care

The lovely costume jewelry that was under your Christmas tree

this time next year if you listen to Majeska, famous designer of the La Tausca jewelry collections.

Here are Majeska's tips on long irange care of your costume jewelry. Keep a soft tooth brush on hand as a gentle scrubbing brush for jewelry. Give your jewelry a careful, {light brushing in soap and warm water every two weeks. Then

drop into a glass jar filled with] {a solution of equal parts household! {ammonia and warm water, or {with a prepared jewelry cleaner.' many magazine cartoons that {Let stand only a moment, then- deal with one subject: The un{lift out onto a turkish towel. Pat| wanted guest, the bored host. {dry with a soft cloth, not a turk-| Sometime the gimmick is re-

ish towel as that is apt to catch! in the prongs and. loosen the stones,

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lined trays or drawers so that {will not scratch or rub. Keeping {your jewelry in a jumble in ja bureau drawer or box is death its glitter, Mme. Majeska pein

out. I" Never put perfume on your neck |just before or after you put on a necklace. The alcohol in perfume {stains and discolors both pearls and metal.

in the Athenaeum tomorrow nigh

Athenaeum Eve

A gala evening has been planned for the end of the year party

t, Kelly, James A. Kiraly, O. P.

nt Tomorrow Evening To Mark New Year

Messrs. and Mesdames W: J. E. H, Trimpe,”M. J. Morton and 2

{F. J. Schmitt. The Fred Bussells’

Ted Campbell's orchestra will play for dancing beginning at{Hiatt and Rudy Heath will be will be with Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

9:30 p. m. Dinner starts at 9 p. m,

Entertaining for Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dugger will be Mr. and

Mrs. J. E. Clemens. Dr, and Mrs. Rolla Burghard, Mr.! and Mrs. Cliff Bergere and Mrs.| Helen Robbins. ’

|with Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Hall

| Mrs, Carl Sheetz and Miss Marian

Tracy. In ™Mr. and Mrs. E. F.| Campbell.

| 8 { | Siersdale, — {Stuart's party will be Mr. and 1, Mr and Mrs. H. R. Uhl’s Massey and Ed Bolden will be the, a eo

{Horton, Miss Elizabeth Peck and

| Guests of J. L. Rodabaugh will be Sgt. David Kiefer will accompany Mrs. Patricia R. Dodd's party will include Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Felt, Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Peck.

Messrs. and Mesdames Carl

Ellis Abbott, Glenn

Mr, and* Mrs. F. B. Crowe and| Mrs. Henry C. Atkins and Mr... ty will be Mr. nd Mrs. Charles H. A. Martyns’ guests. Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marsh will be] the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. E.| Grindstaff. With Mr, and Mrs.| H. B. McIlvaine will be Messrs. and Mesdames Sidney Horn, M. J. Bishoff, F.~ 8. Anders, Don M. Hunter and E. G. Driftmeyer and Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Kornafel. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Woods will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

and Mrs, Nicolas Allemenos, {Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. George Youngs To Entertain | Siedensticker, Mr. and Mrs. F. M.| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mallison Cruger will entertain Mr,” and] will be in the party of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M. Duvall will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Ludwig. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Haggard will be with Mr, and Mrs. Royden E. Cox.

Mrs. Sule ‘Johnson. Attending! with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Feeney will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy West

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Bearman, Carl Schaefer and| Larry Keaton in their party. Dr. and Mrs. I. F. Riddell, Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall and Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. William Guyton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stevens iwill entertain Messrs. and Mes{dames Ira Bain, James West and C. H. Higginbotham. Mrs, Edward {Treat will be the gues |W. A. Zumpfe. Additional parties

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Blackwood on Bridge—

Mr. Masters’ Shrewd

Cosmetic Research By EDYTH THORNTON ntial to your attractive and today we are facing a new era

drugs have performed in such a spectacular

COSMETICS are ei your well-groomed loo cosmetics. The “miracle”

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manner that they are known to all as they are of vital importance

—t6 health. Wonderful things have been

field of cosmetic research. I have heen particularly fascinated by the creams and oils containing an ozonide which releases oxygen in the skin. I have watched the effect on after 40 skins and the results were amazing. Here I saw a new era, a new concept of beauty which comes from creams and oils containing this “miracle” ingredient. From digging into medical literature I find that doctors have been using ozonides for many years. They have em-— ployed them for the treatment of skin conditions and in the operating room. You know that the all-important oxygen is fed into the skin from the blood stream and that it 1s also absorbed from the air.

= » u I FOUND THAT in slowly releasing oxygen in the skin these ozonide-containing creams and oils give nature a lift. As we

Defensive Play

Punishes Miss Brash for Wild Bidding

IT IS relatively easy for declarer to ‘keep communications between his hand and dummy. He can see his partner's cards at all times. It is harder for the defenders to do this and they must rely on the bidding and

South dealer Both sides vulnerable

NORTH Miss Brash S—AJS H—63 D—J1072 —K 763 WEST EAST Mr. Abel Mr. Masters S§—109 2 : S-8643 H—J10954 H—Q 72 D—A 8 DK 43 C—9514 C—AB82 | SOUTH Mr. Meek S—KQ"7 H—AKS D—Q965 C—QJ 10

The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST INT Pass 3 NT All Pass

use their imagination to figure out their partner's holdings. In today's deal Miss Brash's optimistic jump to three no trump was punished but it took a sterling defensive play by Mr. Masters] to bring about, the defeat of the contract. . One Entry Possible MR. ABEL opened the jack of

hearts, Mr. Masters played the

encouraging seven spot and Mr. Meek ducked the trick. A small

heart ‘followed and MY. Meek (killed Mr. Masters’ queen with the ace,

Counting his winners, he saw that he could take three spades, two hearts and three clubs (after the ace of clubs was knocked out). However that would be {only eight tricks, so that it was necessary to take at least one diamond. Assuming that the longier heart holding was on his left, |it would have to be Mr. Masters {who held at least two of the high {cards in the minor® suits, As you isee, Mr, Meek was lucky enough ‘to find the cards this way. Mr.

Abel. did have only one entry—|

the ace of diamonds.

Teen Problems—

Bored Host, G

By JOAN PERHAPS you've noticed the

versed: It's the guest who is blase, the ‘host who is boring. Either way, it seems to me, these cartoons are a sad commentary on social life. If we don’t enjoy our friends and acquaintances, what price plea-

{ularly. Washing does not rot the gyre?

These supposedly comic pic- | tures give a false idea of ti?

Costume jewelry and precious host-guest relationship. If we {jewelry should be kept in cloth

{ want to be liked (and who | doesn’t?) we must Practice | good company manners. x = = | SO0-0 it's never funny, it's always crude and rude for a | host or a guest to act bored or | annoyed or uninterested. The | sleepy man-of-the-house, tae | couple hiding to escape callers,

uest Is Rude

the sulky visitor yawning at his host's stories — these cartoon characters should be a warning to us all. If there's illness or death in the family, a host or hostess may refuse to answer the doorbell. And the prospective visitor must accept this rebuff, It's poor guest manners to clamor to be let in. But once a guest is encouniered the host must treat him with proper courtesy for ‘he duration of his stay. And a smooth caller knows when it's time to. leave. : When the moment arrives, he should get up and go. No sense wearing out your welcome just because your host is a { polite gentleman.

Mrs. Wildhack Elected

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—Elizabeth Hillyer There is something you can do about dulled surfaces on refrigerators, ranges, ~ kitchen

cabinets and other plastictopped pieces. A new product, to be offered for the first time in stores next month, wipes on with a cloth to leave almost a glass-like surface. The high gloss resists damage from het liquids as well as restoring the shine. It's also excellent for the stair | tail and woodwork. Dent use | for floors or staircases because of the slippery finish.

lincluded M and Miss Jane Stone, Philadel.

_ [Holidays With Mother _ Dr. Constance M.

| Bryn Mawr Club Picks New Officers

The Bryn Mawr Club of Indi-

{ana elected Mrs. William Wild{hack its president for -the new year, Others picked at thé group's ‘annual Christmas luncheon yes{terday were Mrs. Herbert Gaskill, isecretary, and Miss Frances Nafe, jtreasurer. | Those attending the event in the Propylaeum were Mesdames Lucia MacBeth, John MacDonald, Harley Rhodehamel, David Smith, Roger Batchelor, Mitchell Crist, Edgar - Evans, Hugh Hanna Jr, Robert Hendrickson apd Benjamin D. Hitz. 7 Others included Mrs. Garven Dalglish, Carmél' and “Misses Margaret , Cox, Elizabeth Crist, Jeannette LeSaulnier and Gretchen Wemmer. Special guests at the luncheon . J. Percy Remington

phia, and Miss Ella Thomas, Portland, Me,

Personals— { eu Mr. and Mrs. Carter W. Eltzréth Jr, 2725 N, Meridian 8t., will be

at home to guests New Year's Eve.

» - LJ Pamela Johnson celebrated her fifth birthday with a party today

Guests were Sandy Boyd,

{Sharon Bowers, Sally and Suzie

Rucinski, Lynn Gaskill, Emily and Candy Carpenter, Debby Bartley, Hillary and Nancy Leath, Sheryll Gray, Jeffry Strohm,

Colglazier, Ronnie and Budd Clifford, Mike, Sam and Mar McGarvey, Tommy Jack Boyd.

Dr. McCullough Spends

Miss Dorothy E.

2012 Boulev

Blanchard, Martha!

in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.|

Billy Schuerer, Jerry Holman, Buddy

Connor and

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BUT EVEN S80, the hand was

Masters used his imagination to picture. the true situation. He realized his partner COULDN'T have more than

defeated. Mr.

one entry card and he did what.

was necessary to- preserve that card for later. use. At trick three Mr. Meek entered dummy with a spade and returned a small diamond. Mr. Masters stepped right in with the king and led back his last heart, driving out Mr. Meek's last stopper. Later Mr. Abel gained the lead with the ace of diamonds and cashed two good hearts, The ace of ciubs completed a two trick set.

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"of oxidation Slows up. ’

grow older, the natural .

is one of the causes In ure women of sallow skins, coarséness and that dry skin, plus ‘lines and wrinkles, . Research brings out the fact that oxidation is net poy ; portant, it is essential to cells, Keratosis is the technical name for that hardening of the skin which comes with age, and because ozonides cause the proteins of the skin to absorb moisture they protect the skin against this aging process. vi I am thoroughly convinced that you won't be buying “blue~ sky” promises nowadays. The oxygen-releasing preparations are the answer to skin beauty after 40 for you can see results in a comparatively short time. The oxygen content is a beauty plus which is so necessary to mature skins.

Ogle-Dunlap Vows Read

Couple to Live Here After Florida Trip

Miss Betty June Dunlap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N, Dunlap, Lewis, and Luther Ogle were married Saturday. The ceremony was read at 1:30 p. m. in the Second Presbyterian Church parsonage. Mrs, Homer E. Ogle, New Smyrna Beach, Fla, is the mother of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Voyles and Mrs. W. H. Ober attended the couple, After a two weeks trip to Florida, the couple will be at home in Indianapolis.

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