Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1951 — Page 36

Boy,” will be released in September. It is one of the Bobbs-Mer- . rill's Childhood of Great Americans Series, a series originated by Miss Stevenson.

No Limitations Both this workshop and the AAUW Creative Writing classes are open to interested persons. For the past three years, AAUW has offered an afternoon writing class taught by Mrs. Winders. Beginning this fall AAUW will open a night class in creative writing with Mrs. Winders as instructor. Mrs. Walter P. Morton is afternoon group chairman and Mrs. Walter H, Latz heads the evening group. Mrs. Latz is in charge of

Beauty After 40—

By EDYTH T. McLEOD LEATRICE JOY, glamour star of the movies in the Roaring Twenties, is having a new Jarer after 40 and she is soon to appear in 4 new movie, “A WAC in His Life” She is just as attractive in her maturity as she was In her youth. Miss Joy lives on a boat anchored in a picturesque harbor near Hollywood. Her friends

have no trouble in locating her boat, the Lady Leatrice, because, fluttering in the breeze, there is always a trim clothesline loaded with spanking clean

arrangements for the summer workshop.

We, the Women—

- By RUTH

to write you a vacation post

white gloves

How to Make Post Card Writer Wish He Was Here

MILLETT

~WANT to get even with that friend who, knowing the heat in the city is intolerable, never misses a chance

card with a “sleeping under

blankets” jibe! Well, get out your pen and paper and start a long

newsy letter. Don’t mention the city’s heat or how hard you're working or how you wish to heaven you ~

could get away. : Tell him

how sorry you are he missed last night's good party and how everybody else , was there and had a wonderful time. Mention

Ruth Millett gome of the city things you've

been doing whether it is

Just so the thing you mention is something the friend enjoys. Hint at some bit of gossip you are sure will intrigue your friend without giving all of the low down, just enough to tease his imagination.

o » " | IF YOU'RE writing to a | woman mention all thé wonderful sales that are going on and describe the bargains you've picked up for “practically nothing.” If you're writing to a man mention that the boys had a

poker game or got off by themselves for a week-end fishing trip. Or {if he's all

business talk about that. That's the kind of letter the friend who is fiend enough to |

write city-bound folks he is sleeping under blankets: ought to get.

Leion Group Lists Aids

(Cont. from Page 27 Emma Rosenberger, Ilon. halls and seating. Mrs. Helen Walthall, Clinton; Mrs. Nora Adams, Vincennes, and Mrs, Gretchen Warfel, platform; Mrs. Burton, colors; Mrs. Dorothy McCarty, planist, and Mrs, Estella Hutchison, South Bend; Mrs. Rutn Badders, Portland, and Mrs. Glenna Young, Connersville, place, » Mrs. Peg Barr, Rochester, and Mrs. Martha Parker, publicity; Mrs. Betty Mathews, chairman, and Mrs. Stella McIntosh, Paoll, Marshal, parade in miniature by district presidents.

/ —————Mesdames Grace Pruitt, Claire Fouche and Edna Cave, French Lick, junior

pages, and Mrs. Morris, distinguished guests, In gharge of exhibits will be Mrs, Hester Atkinson, Marion, and Mrs, Gertrude Hassfurther, Evansville, history; Mrs. Darlene Collins, Marion; Mrs. argaret Loughery, Edinburg, a nd Mrs. Lula Parks, French

Lick, poppy.

fat fm a

Stabb and Cpl Roembke Jr; UU. 8: Air Force, was read at 9 a, m. yesterday by 1 the Rev. Fr. Patrick Griffin.

Church Rite

Unites Couple

The wedding of Miss Mary Lou Harry William

The bride chose a gown of

white imported Swiss organdy for her Catholic Church. Fashioned with | a molded basque, and miniature collar, had a bouffant hooped skirt high-

marriage in Assumption)

high neck the gown

ighted with a pink embroidered

peplum,

Attendants dressed in silk

marquiset gowns of green, pink | {and yellow were Mrs. Les Shep-|

seeing plays, going to night herd, matron of honor; Miss clubs, hearing concerts, seeing Rosemary Mohr and Miss Jean ball games or whatever. Harrell, bridesmaids. Kathy Lee

Henry was flowergirl.

Attendants

Pfc. Mark Hooper, U. 8. Air

Force, was best man and ushers were William Arnold and Leonard {Staab Jr.

A wedding breakfast was held

at McClarney's Restaurant after {the ceremony and the reception,

in the afternoon, was at the

{home of the bride's parents.

After a short wedding trip, the couple will go to California where Cpl. Roembke is stationed. The bride ‘is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Staab, 1002 Blaine Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Roembke, 1025 Blaine Ave are the bridegroom's parents. Before entering the service, Cpl Roembke was a student at Butler

| University where he was affiliated

with Sigma Nu Fraternity,

olive w e nger ta or use a a contemporary home. Its soft brown finish is versatile, too, along with its easy-to-live-with design. The piece, one of a group adapted from “furniture found in an old Upper Quebec inn, has hardware made from fused pewter and brass. Available locally.

“Wearing white gloves is a southern custom I picked up long ago in my home town of New Orleans,” says Miss Joy. “It’s not merely an affectation, I guess I am a truly feminine type of woman. I love white gloves, they are so ladylike, I think. I wear at least six pairs of clean white gloves cvery day. “After wearing them once, I immediately wash them in soap and water. Clean white gloves are the most feminine touch in a woman’s wardrobe.”

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“YOU KNOW,” she said seriously, “I believe that women are coming back to where they are putting the accent on femininity, just as T am. White gloves are my badge of femininity.” The passing years have mellowed the dramatic beauty, Leatrice Joy, who says, with a smile, “I am a blonde for the picture because they asked me to dye my gray “hair for the part.” She weighs 122 pounds, her exact weight when she was the

glamour star of Cecil B. DeDille’s magnificent screen masterpieces to which we all thrilled,

FASE sui)

DECOR ORIGINAL LI-6080 1441 N, PELAWARE ST. (rear) SUMMER SALE

Reduced for clearance—

Snemarasn 2s Venetian glass candelabra, several pieces in old King's Crown, French Baccarat candelabra, English three-bottle Tantalers set, six rose Meissen plates and many other objects

of art. * * Jack HULTS 541 E. 38th, Rear 3 # in privacy | | ") —phone HI. 7838. ~ 2- Drawer cherry table, one-drawer cherry table, marble-top table, beautiful handcarved imported French table, My specialty is obtaining the hard-to-find items. I buy as well as sell. Phone for appoint-

ment, * *

The “Collectors Corner” is an exclusive The Indianapolis Times Read it 'regularly

feature in every Sunday.

Decanters of |

“.&/ ¥English over- | Ef lay in white, Sl red and blue,

Jerry Goldsmith.

clude Joseph Smith, Noblesville; Jack Shapiro, Chicago, The couple will leave for the West and Yellowstone National Park after the reception in the

will live in Chicago.

Actress Says 'Femininity Is in Style’

such as “Ten Commandments,” “Triumph” and “Manslaughter.” = n 2 DURING THE interview Miss Joy was resting on the set, She was wearing a pair of her famous soap - and - water-cleaned white gloaves. “I make most of my own gloves,” she said. She says that she has five dozen pairs of white gloves always around her boat. She keeps her trim figure by working in a bright and colorful flower garden near her boat and she takes the helm of the Lady Leatrice when she enters her boat in the annual races. But work or play she wears white gloves, which are her distinguishing personality touch.

Hostess Named

Mrs. George P. Kibbe, R. R. 18, {Box 398, will be hostess Thursday noon for a meeting of the] Ladies Federal Club. Mrs. John! T. Larner and Mrs. E. F. Cole-| man will-be-in charge of the en-| tertainment. i

Drying of Clothes —

Clothes dried in a tumbler dry-

er have the same clean smell you get from outdoor drying. |

THE VILLAGE STORE |

Summer clearance | -~must have space. Many items priced at cost. All types | of furniture, refinished and in the rough including

beds, tables, chests, chairs, com- |

modes, 6-leg cherry table, round walnut tables and many other items. Member Antique Dealers Assn. of Indiana. Just 11 miles East of Indianapolis and 4 miles West of Greenfield on U.S. 40.

Phone Greenfield 4041,

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Make one stop do for all your needs in Antiques. We offer complete service - caning chairs, replacing old mirrors, lamp wiring, furniture refinishing, china repairing, painted reproduction glass shades, many items to add to your present collection. Ou new phone number is AT. 9745. Open daily, 12 to 5:30; Tuesday and Thursday till 9.

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where none of your cost

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Pebble Cloth Regular $2.39

2 STRIPE PATTERNS in black or cherry

DRAPERY FABRIC

3 FLORAL PATTERNS, one on white background While 250 Yards Last

Jo?

TABLES

a p of high grade occasional a

Floor samples. Many one of a kind.

LIVING ROOM

(4) 2-PC. LARGE PILLOW ARM (1 SUITE, deep pile frieze, light green, dark green, gray, rose. Originally $279.50 .....$229.50 (1)

(2): KROEHLER DAVENETTES, serve as a bed in small apartments, (3 mohair frieze, red. Originally $149.50 veseveesees...$129.50

(2) (2) KROEHLER DAVENETTES, mohair frieze, green. Originally $149.50 ........ ..$129.50 ef)

fa . {3). KROEHLER DAVENETTES, make - comfortable bed, Orig. $149.50. :

mohair

:. $129.50

into

frieze.

(4) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, da-

mask, gray. Orig. $39.95, $29.95

(2) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, damask, green. Orig. $39.95,.$29.95.

--$100 TRADE-IN for your old Radio on any

1951 TELEVISION CONSOLE OR COMBINATION

FAWN OAK BED, full size. Originally $29.95 .......$19.95

FAWN OAK DOUBLE DRESSER, large mirror. Orig. $89.95, $69.95

5- DRAWER CHESTS ON CHEST, solid mahogany. Originally $69.95 ...vtieee...$49.95

DOUBLE DRESSERS, walnut Orig..$89.95

ish, large plate mirror. inaly $119.95 ..

seve

SINGLE DOOR CLOTHES LOCKERS, walnuf; mahogany or

maple finish, Sisto for small

rooms. Originaly $19.95..$16.95

FOUR-POSTER OR PANEL BEDS,

full or twin size, mahogany, maple or walnut finish. Originally $29.95 sansnnsinessiees: 319.98

SEE

(5) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, damask, red. Orig. $39.95, $29.95

(I) SOFA BED, red upholstery. Originally $69.95 ......$49.95

oDD BEDROOM PIECES

left from broken suites

DRASTICALLY

(I) SOFA BED, wine upholstery. Originally $69.95 ye REDUCED (1) RN mm METAL DOUBLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS, white. * Originally 1) 2-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA. makes $195... vers $12.95 into twin beds. Originally $25950 ...curuenrne. $149.50 METAL WARDROBES. Originally $16.98 iia vinasine' 312.95 (I) SOFA, matelasse rose. Originally $249.50 .........$22950 LARGE WOOD WARDROBES, clothes hanger rack. Originally (I) SOFA, matelasse, green. Orig- $3405... iieneeri: $2998 inally $249.50 _........ $229.50 (I) SOFA, matelasse, sags green. (25) 9x12 Originally $249.50 ..... $229.50 HEAVY COTTON LOOP RUGS Drapery REMNANTS Originally $98.00 Values up to $2.49 89. | | ‘48 per yd. ALL WOOL FACE GLAMORUGS 221912 Originally $4495 is vevias . trsberseasvassvennses +320 (2} 9xI5. Originally $84.95 %..........., irae reds raseanies He (6) 6x9 Originally $22.95 .isnsvsssnsnesavsvineesseavesrvrnnses$i2 (1) 97.8 Originally $29.98 ,.iuivvurssiniorsicsisonvinvrnincsisai$lb U) S189 Originally $27.98 civ. .vsrssrivrininesnnisnnsrmavpsieia$id [] 28 Originally $3100 overtures vssssssnsnsirrsnnsessansin $id (1) 9x5 Originally $20.00 Nrirsssedenstneirrsrersrranninee $10 [1] 7.10 Originally $2905... oi criiririniheriirreiivirere $ib (1} Il Originally: $43.50 ...... cries erste vin arss hare riveenn$ll (1) 9%10.6 Originally $42.50 ....veevness. Ceviieis ievrsvasrrniaea$ll (1) 9x9 Originally $36.00 Ciraih ss ndarsiinineneenniiressness $I [1] 465 Originally S2T0E Tu ilei rein snvssronvrnnereenannass$iz {1} 9x5.10 Originally $27.95 . senssssacavinnsrsssnssisassesracinevies $14

9x12 (12) Hand Woven Cotton Rugs

Imported, Orientals Originally $139.00

FINE

FURNITURE

0 ontal

FURNITURE 47

DINING ROOM PIECES

(2) SOLID MAPLE REFECTORY DINING TABLES. Originally $98.50 ..vasinurensee..349.50

(1) SOLID MAPLE CORNER CABINET. Orig. $89.95, $49.95

(2) SOLID MAPLE ARM CHAIRS. Originally $36 ....each $19.95

(3) SOLID MAPLE SIDE CHAIRS. Originally $28 .....each $10.95

for the KITCHEN

(3) SELLERS KITCHEN CABINETS, rose, green and yellow. Original ly $144.95 + 0.uueen.. $99.50

(2) FLOOR SAMPLE MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES. Originally $239.95 Livesseneessaa $199.95

WHITE STAR Gas Ranges

in tones to match your kitchen (1) White. Originally

$179.95: ...0v.s.. 813995 (2) Yellow. Originally $179.95 ...0vve0.$139.98 (I) Green. Originally 179.95 .......... $139.95 FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION (10) KITCHEN CLOCKS, assorted colors. Originally $5.95...$3.95

(5) WESTINGHOUSEELECTRIC GRIDDLES. Orig. $14.95. .$9.95

(10) 15-PC. WEAR EVER ALUMI. NUM’ SETS. Orig. $17.50, $14.95

) WHITE ENAMEL GAS HOT PLATE. Originally $22.95 $10.95

(2) BED LIGHT RADIOS, walnut or

ivory. Originally $31.95, $19.95 (1) UNIVERSAL MIXER - WITH “JUICER. Orig. "$37.50, $29.95 (6) 4-QUART WEAR EVER PRES. SURE COOKERS. Originally $1298 en iin $9.95 (1) 7- QUART CANNING SIZE

PRESTO PRESSURE ' COOKER. Originally $18.95 .......$10.95

While 25 Last

Famous "King-of-Heat"

HEATERS

100-Pound capacity, walnut grain cabinet, Regular $109.95.

49%

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Sorry, we are not able to give our usual shopping serv. ice on this merchandise. DUE to LIMITED QUANTITIES ALL SALES MUST BE FINAL — ALL MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE.

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