Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1951 — Page 14

F408 u THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ____ : FRIDAY, MAR. 23, 1951 eauty After 40— b [ : |Home for Easter [B'nai B'rith to Give |PTA Sunrise Service Furnitu re ls Cadet Lawrence J. Ienbach CTE Dane YooHow The Warren Township PTA

Colored Accessories Are Vital for Gray-Haired Moatrons ne on "of air. ana Mrs. Robert 3. Folk | colatet is SpoibVEing a susie

Ittenbach, 3310 N. Meridian St. By EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD A folk dance will be given by

returned yesterday from Culver ’ ice at 6 a. m. Sunday in the “PLEASE OUTLINE a complete suitable outfit for a woman Given Enamel Military Jey On B'nal B'rith from 7:30 p. m. to servic nday ®

A over 40, who is fairly tall and slender, with gray hair, smartly Easter holiday with his parents. midnight tomorrow in the Broad Warren Central High 8ehool gym, done. I am never sure about: colors and accessories. I think With him was Cadet Lester Bond Ripple American Legion Hall The musical program will be others would benefit from your suggestions. Thank you.—Mod- iNnIs ing {Sandoe, Bristol, Va., who will te Chairmen are Mrs. Arthur Bar- given by the high school vocal

ern Matron.” his house est. They will re-| Simplicity, good fabric, good lines and perfect accessories, It's Popular With turn to a Apr. 1. rett and Mrs. Sherman Weinstein. and instrumental department,

that's the basic approach, For Chrome Gone to War

a complete. spring and Easter black would be dressy enough outfit I suggest a wool jacket for me to wear to a club suit in a rich gray, a slightly jyncheon at a hotel?—Mrs. D.

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with long gloves and a smart hat, they present a springlike attractiveness. If you are slen-

pearls, gloves in white or palest gray. A classic calf POX bag with exquisite hand de- der enough to. stand the sharp tailing will complete the outfit, division of white blouse ang Consider your activities and black skirt it will be a suitable the type of clothes you wear oostume to. wear at the when you select a handbag. luncheon. It ‘must always be in keeping with your style. Your shoes . should be selected to , har- “I NEVER WEAR rouge but

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: Q—Is there a booklet that I could { | The adult workshop of the ‘Flavor for Toast | get about the general care of X Booth Tarkington Civic Theater! oo give a better flavor and houseplants? Olive St. AJiog of colorful Bon Bons on 4 (9) will hold tryouts at 8 p .m, Bun-/golor to French toast, add two A—Call the county agent's office IN Spring. plus an excellent assors. fo day for its annual production. tablespoons unsulphured molasses’ and ask for Purdue's two pub-| 1 Ae Nousats Covarmy or mepls And LX > Tryouts will be held in the play-| for each one-half cup milk and lications on houseplants. These f ¢ J By 0% \ and milk chocolate. 4 house. egg used. are free. One is “Home Care / \ In a new gift tin a ae bb of GFeenhouse Flowering Pot 2 Ibs Plants.” It deals with hydran- : $2.50

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EASTER EGGS In individual boxes 3 sizes

69¢ $1.00 $2.25

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Rabbits in choco late or pastel colors.

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