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SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1951

The Teen of the Week—

rimes photo by Henry BE. Glesing Jr. OAN BECHTOLD is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A junior at Broad Ripple High School, Joan hopes to stu’ nursing in some Indiana college come '52. Last year’s winner of the Broad Ripple Business and Professional Women’s Club Merit Award, Joan has various school and teen club experience in her background. She is secretary of the Student Council, treasurer of the Clef Club, publicity chairman of the Teen Music Canteen, and a member of the Honor Society, the dramatics and dance club, the Latin Club, the Booster Club, the Golden Singers, the Teen Sinfonietta and the Amiga, MLLE and Hit subdeb clubs. She plays both the >

piano and flute. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bechtold, 716 E. 7Tist St, are her parents.

Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. Fill out the coupon below and send it to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9, for your nomination of the Teen of the Week before midnight Tuesday.

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Teens Suggest Controls For Inflationary Problems

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER ,want regardless of anyone else,” ' CONTROLS, both voluntary says Priscilla, and involuntary, are necessary to! “Incentives for individual savhandle inflation, according to ing is another way of controlling three Lawrence Central Highiprices,” says Monte. “If people School Students. mh |save their money or invest it well,

“Some control : | " * iprices are sure to be at a more can be exerted, {reasonable level.” if consumers re-

ibe given for mothers of club

Teen Clubs— Parties Lead Subdeb

Events Here ARRO Schedules

Dance on Friday

Many parties are scheduled by local subdebs. Nanei Browning is chairman of the Friday night dance in the Knights of Columbus Hall spongored by the ARRO Club. Nick Craciunoiu’s orchestra will play. Other committee members are Lynn Boatman and Jane Ganse. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Donna Fox was hostess for the first meeting of the newly ore ganized LOCKS AN’ KEYS Club. The group has a party scheduled Mar. 17.

Ave., will be hostess for a tea

will be EUVOLA Club members and their mothers. The tea will

members to met the mothers of the 17 newly elected candidates.

Slumber Parties

Following the sectional badketball games the PYTHONS Club held slumber parties. Both Shirley Wertz and Patt Allstatt were!

hostesses. i New officers are Gwynie Lave-| ly, president; Esta Bakas, vice president; Patty Pray, secretary; Phyll Terhune, treasurer, and

Dwight Little, sergeant-at-arms.

Dinner Given . { The TAC Club invited eight new pledges to a “Coke” rush recently held in the home of Ann Kohlmeyer. Pledges are Susan Niblack, Jane Ransel, Ann Kinney, Pat Trunic, Barbara Moores, Dottie Stalker, Margie George and Janice Clatworthy.

Boni Muszar, 6047 Windsor] Drive, entertained the IMPS Club | at a slumber party last night fol- | lowing the sectional basketball games. Barbara Smithson, 5600 E. 11th St. entertained the club Friday night at a slumber party.

New members of the DOT Club | entertained with a dinner recently in the home of Carolyn Wilson, 6341 Sunset Lane. Other new members are Marilyn Blaisdell, Beverly Elmore, Rita Kick, Jody | Melton, Eleanor Thomas and] Katy Ward.

The FLICKER Club members| are in the Warren Central High| School junior class play. They are Rosalind Miedema, Norma Coop-| er and Shirley Davis, {

Send news of teen club activities not later than Tuesday to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9. Only

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7 Pi Omicron Chapters Meet

Ralph T. Simon of the Allison Division, General Motors, will be guest speaker tomorrow night for the joint meeting of the seven local Pi Omicron sorority chap-

ters. His topic will be “This is Our Problem.”

The dessert meeti- ' be in the Woman's Depr Club. Chairmen are Mrs. Massie

and Mrs. Myron Kincaid.

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Delta Gamma Schedules State Day Apr. 7

According to Mrs. Edward W.|erberger, Jack Koss, George Horst|Fatout, dance chairman; is Mrs. Weddle, Delta Gamma 8Sorority|Jr. and James Holland, : state day chairman, invitations |are being sent to all members of |J. Miles Reeder, John Hann the sorority throughout Indiana Robert KE. Gilkison and Miss for the annual event,

It will be Apr.’ 7 in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Clar-|Joseph Ett], South Bend,

Mesdames John F. O'Donnell,

Dottie Rae Beebe. Luncheon speaker will be: Mrs.

Assisting are Mesdames G. Gale will play for the 9:30 o'clock Graber, Charles L. Boschen, dance that night in the IAC ball-(needed for proper circulation of James F. Wood, Donald J. Roth-'room. Assisting Mrs. Robert'hot air around it. 7

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Distinctive Apartment Is Furnished In Whimsical Oriental Modern

table and chairs . . . streamlined to fit into Oriental

Jack O'Malley.

Mrs. Weddle has called a meetg of all alumnae at 11 a. m. preceding the luncheon.

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By JEAN TABBERT \ WHIMSY SOFTENS Oriental decor. That's the

successful decorating theorem followed in a local cooperative apartment. It's owne« by Mrs. Eva Bellows, clerk-stenographer at the Civil Aeronautics Administra= tion. She “inherited” the property at 4525 Indianola Ave, along with gray ceiling, walls and carpet and Far Eastern draperies. { Since she knew beforehand what the “will provisions” would Include, much of the planning was done at home. When she moved in last Novemsber, she had appropriated the love seat and chaigs her par ents had in their first home, The couch, covered with forest green nubby fabric, and the arm chairs with coral, bear out the Oriental theme .the draperfes indicated.

Semi-Gloss Paint

Eva used semi-gloss black paint plus polishing instead of lacquer to generalize the woods. She covered an 18th Century walnut desk, poplar pie crust cabinet and oak table with the color. Particularly attractive is the capricious chartreuse cots ton padded back of the cabinet. The carved legs of the table which belonged to her grande

mother inject an old world aura into the room. 3

the living room hides storage space for the ironing board, dust mop, ete. Old-fashioned metal ice cream | parlor table and chairs furnish .the dinet. the combination looks smart against coral walls. A square wooden top extends the table, can be detached later if Eva desires. . Gray doors open onto a Chinese red hallway that leads into the bedrooms. These latter have furniture painted the same colors as the walls, thus see™~ ing to expand the space.

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fuse to buy high luxuries,” says Monte H, Wetter,

Monte and Larry are both Hi-Y signed releases with addresses

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the son of Mr. © and Mrs. Monte © BE. Wetter, 3838 Sadlier Drive. . ‘“Price control is the answer to # TN rising costs, says Monte Larry Geyer. “That's the only way prices can be controlled, I think. Even if that does lead to black market, I don’t see what can be done

Plump Fowl Best | When buying poultry, avoid a| chicken with a long, thin body.| {This is usually a sign there's a large proportion of hone and a

about it.” “Reducing bus- Small proportion of meat. The] fness' losses is Pody should be plump, with a well-|

one way of fight- covered breast-bone.

0 ne en’ | Card Party to Aid

War Veterans |

The Marion County Chapter, America War Mothers, is spon-| soring a benefit card party Tues-| day night in the Food Craft Shop. Doors open at 7:30 o'clock and| playing will begin at 8 o'clock.| General chairman is Mrs. Ida Hunt. { Proceeds of the event will be used in hospital and welfare aid) for veterans.

says Priscilla McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard McConnell, 8464 E. 46th St. “ot course, black markets] lead to health] hazards in case] of food, but con-| trol is always going to lead -to| fllicit buying,” says Larry. He is, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Geyer, Brendoawood. “Limiting consumer credit or controls on payment buying is . one step toward controlling inflation which has already been tiken,’’ remarked Monte. “There are al- .™ ways people who | =

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School to Observe Founders’ Day

School 17 will observe Founders’ Day with a tea from 4 to 7 pm today in the school. Past presidents of the school’s parent-| Teachers Association will be! honored. Mrs. Stella Carter is general

chairman of the arrangements committee, Mrs, Lois Williams will give the school history. PTA president is Mrs. John Dumas.

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