Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1951 — Page 38

‘contest at the annual fiesta. js a member of the Letter- » man’s Club, the Student Affairs

Christian Church. He is Manual’s representative to the citywide Federation of Student Q Councils. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Green, i 18 E. Raymond St., are his par- : ents.

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 nominai tion of the Teen of the Week ; before midnight Tuesday.

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Following a paper sale tomor-| . \row, members of the TOZ-IES| {Club will hold a meeting in the!

|Local Teens Don't Copy Fictional Figures

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

not necessarily copied, according to three members of Holla- acter is Sidney Carleton in

SUNDAY, AUG. 5, 1951

in a way, She made up her own

! FICTIONAL charactgrs are mind and rose above the pb- . '{Subdeb Club will leave today for {, he admired or de at » a one-week vacation at Lake Sha- o » espised, but jections of her family Ed Eaton and Mrs. {James Ross will aceompany- the 3 girls. :

Marie Smith's favorife char-

day Memorial Library's Great TALE OF TWO CITIES. “He

Attending will be Shirley Ann Books Club. t (Eaton, Norma Jean Cooper, Kath-| leen Ross, Georgia Bloom, Edith ‘the trio had a {Plel, Marylee Shafer, Mary Lou favorite fic- | (Noy, Shirley Davis, Sue 8haw, tional charRosalind Meidema, Marilyn Fred- acter but each rick, Frances Fitch and Nancy ope | Lee Long.

Sandwich Filling

Chopped shrimp, ripe olives and celery mixed with a little mayon- AY With ihe aise and curry make a most tasty sandwich filling. The ready-! chopped ripe olives come: in. eeon~ Jabel Rust and omical {these days.

Each one of

emphasized that she | wouldn't want to be identified in person-

character. Jane and

: was a hero in the end without making it obvious at all. He had a great deal of humility and showed that underneath he was religious.” “I struggled along with Scarlett O'Hara all through GONE WITH THE WIND,” says Janet.

“She sacrificed so much, was so hard working on the plantation after her family died and was so willing to help during the

Jane war. But, I didn’t admire her

Marie Smith picked a different way of going after Rhett But-

character from different novels to illustrate their points.

“Any character is too fiction-

al to identify yourself with,” K, Rust, Williams Creek. Both pointed out Jane. “Amelia Sed- girls are graduatés of Broad ley in VANITY FAIR suffered Ripple High School and mema lot. 8he fought against hard- bers of the Amiga, Kak and home of Emogene Tezzis, 2403 ships and kept her grief to hét- HIT Subdeb Clubs. Jane is |Fernway Ave;

ler. One thing I admired at times was the front she put up.” Janet and Jane are the twin daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Byron

self. She was an individualist president of KAK Club,

Furniture

Style Liked

| Revolving furniture is here to ‘stay. It is growing steadily in \popularity -ac the public realizes

lits practical and convenient fea-

Itures. | Television has helped to popu- ‘ llarize it. Chairs which turn on . ltheir own bases can be swung labout to face the screen without |disturbing the room arrangement,

I ble in the Iso Ww member of |This is especially desira Map . ot Council, the city. case of large easy chairs, plat. e Student Council, Y= |torm rockers and tilt-chairs which

wide Federation of Student ,;, difficult to move without Councils, the Cleff Club, the wrinkling the rugs. Orchestra and the Honor So- | Such chairs are practical even ciety. Janet was secretary of |in areas where there is no teleher senior class and a member Vision. As conversation pieces, of the Honor Society, Orches- form new groupings. tra and Clef Club. In the recent summer markets, Marie will be a “stale sopho- 5 wide selection of revolving more” at Broad Ripple in the furniture was offered. Much of it fall. She is the daughter of {I appear in me Turniiute Stores !durin e com ; Mr, and Ms. W, M. Smith, 5352 jo E arped include large lounge College Ave. and a member of |.,,1q rocking and tilting chairs, the Legion of Merit and the poudoir chairs and stools, and Tri-Hi-Y. smaller pull-up designs.

Janet Marie

Times Photo by Bill Oates. ,

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(Name) Teen Problems— Of sonnnsnsvinnnasns senate ‘ a "On Letters to Servicemen Sreeskan radon | By JOAN pondence unless she knows the | AS WE'VE said, the rules Steady gal won't mind. Bebe usssssreinarenynne rretrttt | about girls writing to boys is tea

(Home Address)

for Teen of the Week. My yes. | somewhat relaxed in the case res. | of men in service. Certainly, sons for the selection are given | boys in camp or overseas de

on a separate sheet of paper | _ attached to this coupon. | ve to hear from home from

| as many old pals as possible. My NAME ...vveensesssssearss | But we must draw the, line

THE SERVICE men a girl meets at an entertainment center may ask her to write. Or she may sign up to correspond with a list of complete strang- + ers. There’s nd harm in either, provided the gal can trust her-

| somewhere. wok a an | angen seis esas asesensasrseten se o kee i d A girl must not write to a ship p the right relation Ad BB sacessrnnesvenasenes . ; : h 3 res married acquaintance unless Admittedly these letters may

_his wife aske her to do so. Even have a sort of social-service

Marianne Baker 80, she must be extra careful fiayor But that's better than H + | to keep her letters impersonal. getting Involved in a false ins ostess . And she should make a point timacy that can lead nowhere, Marianne Baker, 19 N. Sheri- ,¢ showing replies to friend Once you've decided to write | dan, was hostess for last Mon-| wife from time to. time. If she to a man in service don't chide day's meeting of the BOW Club.| ig afraid to show them, the sit- him about failing to reply. She will vacation this week in| uation is out of hand and she Keep on writing regularly until Rivervale near Mitchell, | should end the correspondence -you definitely decide to break Dot Leen has moved to Witch-| at once. ? va it off. Then tell him your deciIta Falls, Tex, and Marilyn Koch | Same with the acknowledged sion. Tt's not fair to keep the i= vacationing this month In| steady of a girl friend. An out- ~ poor guy waiting for letters Michigan. T sider shouldn't start a corres- that never come.

= 7 Lis

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