Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1951 — Page 4
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Miss Clark
I—— Wed Here
U——|n Church
The Thirty-farst Street Bap-
‘tist Church was the scene, at.
* Mr. and Mrs. L. Mark Henderson Jr. entertained 2 ast night in the home of Mrs. Beauty—
Henderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Layman Shell, 5510 WashEnlarged Pores Are
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linen shower. sady, Eriene Snyder and Barbara lescence and continues to plague|
ington Blvd. The party was a “handyman” shower for the couple, The bride-to-be will be honored tonight by Mrs, Clement Moor"man, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Jones, in the lalter's Af wn 345 N. Kenyon St, with a B h shower, © eae un DOThErsome Thomas G. Harvey and Mrs. Wil- By ALICIA HART C. Jackson, mothers of the couple, and Mesdames Robert OF ALL THE small beauty. gcutman, Alaa Lavinson, Robert worries that women endure, ay an orge onnegu ay A IE bel ez b. enlarged pores are among the Shirley Klinge, Carla Jean Stout, most bothersome, chiefly be-| Jennie Lou Fox, Jeannette Cas- cause they are a condition that outlasts the blemishes of ado-| Dunham. na even in advancing years, At 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Reid L Keenan 3702 N.| Before plunging madly into ul Delaware st assisted by Mrs. Program designed to rid yourself] Arthur B Chevalier will enter of them, it's a good idea to contain with a Iuncheon and miscel- sider just what enlarged pores laneous shower are, A good definition is offered Invited guests are Mesdames PY br. Mary MucFayden, who . describes them as: “dilated openHarvey, Jackson M. Bteee ',.", "C. iands” She dis-
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Churchman, Edward Maclaren, Paul Merrell, Gilbert Forbes, tinguishes them from the true Bradford Noyes, Robert Hurt, pores, which are, she says, the Samuel Dungan and Lawrence T. mouths of the sweat glands. Sogard. Two Weapons Others are Mesdames John : t Babbitt, Lowe Reed, Howard T.| Since enlarged pores usually "ravis. Willlam Linn, Graeme indicate oiliness of the skin, Dr, ’ : MacFayden suggests two main
Supple, Gordan Hinshaw, Emsley Johnson, John Goéldthwalite, Spencer + Trudgen, George Hosmer, Myron Soupene, Charles C. Clark
and James Humphrey, and Miss g ! ’ Helen Goodnow, and from six to eight glasses of
yn» iwater dally, Some authorities Miss Stout and Miss Church also prescribe cutting out rich will be hostesses Wednesday night [00ds dud high seasonings. at a personal shower in the| As for cleanliness this Church home, 5005 N. Pennsyl- thoroughly scrubbing your
iweapons in your attack upon this condition: cleanliness and diet, She recommends plenty of green vegetables and fresh fruits,
means face
vania St. Mrs. Floyd A. Church {several thmes a day, as often as will assist her daughter and Miss YOU begin feeling greasy. As a Stout. follow-up, Dr. MacKayden sug-
Guests will be Mesdames Har- gests rubbing cotton-wrapped ice
vey, Jackson, James Millis, Von- over your fuce, concentrating negut, James Lee, Clement Wor- upon the areas that are most man, Levinson and Henderson, affected. She prefers the ice Misses Billie Lou Carpenter, Sny- treatment to astringents, which
der, Janetnelle Wierick, Mary Lou *he claims are expensive and ofLeaf and Beverly Boyer. fer only temporary effects,
3:30 o’clovis yesterday after.
noon, of Miss Nancy Jane, Clark's marriage to Donald Eugene Worch, Parents of the couple are Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. F. Clark, 3433 Cen-| {tral Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Chal-| mer C. Worch, Arcanum, O. The Rev. Robert D. cin
mony. |
Lace Over Taffeta |
The bride wore a lace over taffeta gown with a V-neckling edged with scalloped lace. The full, gathered skirt fell into a «hort train and a seedpear! and] {rhinestone headpiece held her il-! 'lusion veil edged with satin embroidered lace. She carried a colonial bouquet | of white roses centered with red,
roses, Miss Shirley O'Daniel, Lakeland, Fla., was maid of honor |
iwearing ‘a pink embroidered or-
'gandy dress, Bridesmaids were Miss Doris Briner, Ft. Wayne. land Miss Betty Dickson, dressed i% in orchid. # Brother Best Man ie Gaylon Worch was his brother's best man and “ushers Wege
Richard Smalley, Columbus,
I . \ and Richard Davidson, Carl oo oe’ IT wait wood and David Frazee, all of rite raa 4 ] Arcanum, i. A reception was held in the
Hotel Lincoln. The bride attended Bob Jones University where she was member of Sigma Kappa Rho | Sorority. Mr, Worch is a student at the same university, The couple will live in Greenville, N. C.
‘The Doctor—
First Aid
In Burns
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. I WISH that everyone could go through the ward of a large hospital where burned children are cared for then they would be more careful of themselves as well as their children. It will probably never be possible to .avoid burns altogether, though this is the objective for which we should strive by using greater precautions against acci-
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Times Photo by Bill Oates,
officiated at the double-ring cere-| '
Janet
MARRIED — Miss
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MONDAY, AUG. 27, 1951
Style Shows
Open at Farr Thursday
Thursday will mark the opening of the annual fashshows ‘sponsored by” Avice in the Women's Building, Indiana State Fairgrounds. A 3p. m. and 7'p. m. show are
scheduled for that day. Included on the program for
ithe week will be the following shows:
Friday and Saturday, three shows daily at 11 am. 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.; next Sunday,
13 p.m. and 7 p. m.; Sept. 3-6, 11 a.m, 3 pm and 7 p.m, and Sept. 7, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Alice Ackerly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Burnell Ackerly Jr, Piedmont, Cal,
was married yesterday in Piedmont to Charles |. Mendenhall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. Mendenhall, 2940 E. 38th St. (Matson photo).
My Day— Foreign Aid Cut Branded
Costly Error
By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. 27—Perhaps the most shortsighted thing we have done. in
the area of foreign relations ifs to cut our foreign aid bill. This cut was not made where military goods are concerned, hut chiefly where economic aid might be possible That seems to show a total lack of appreciation by Congress of the fact that we are not just trying to strengthen military forces in the free areas of the world, but
also trying to strengthen the economy of all countries In the hope of raising the standard of
living in underdeveloped areas.
" ~ AID is one of the vital ways in which we fight communism. It is one of the ways in which we can prove to the world that we do not want war, We say we are arming for defense and that we have no de‘sire to lead our own or any other armies into aggression. When we
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LJ ~ " Sept. 4 through 6 there will he daily showings from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, of the Davidow tweed collection. Mel Davidow, the firms president, and Helen Barry, New York model, will be in Ayres’ French Room for the informal modeling, The Mangone collection will presented informally at 11 a. and 2 p.m. Sept. 11 and 12, the coat and suit department. The Gown Room will be the scene from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Sept. 12 and 13 of the Matty Talmack collection show, Informal modeling of Maurice Rentner's collection will be Sept. 13 and 14 in the French Room. Eleanor Stoner of the Rentner firm and Marjorie Roach, New York model, will be present.
Alice Aldrich Is Married
In a double-ring ceremony yesterday in the Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church, Miss Alice Anne Aldrich
he m. in
became the bride of Marion L. Hopkins. The Rev. Earl W. Krueger of-
ficiated at the 3:30 o'clock rite, Parents of the couple are Dr.
and Mrs. C. A. Aldrich, 4255 Clarendon Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond IL. Hopkins,
Roachdale.
Sister Is Attendant
Miss Caroline Aldrich was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Wilda Hendryx, Zionsville, Miss Barbara Dunham and Miss Rose Overstreet. The bridegroom chose his brother, Lloxd Hopkins, Craw-
fordsville, as bhest man and William G. Clark. New Augusta
John T: Moore and Robert Howell as ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, 5685 N. . : : . Denes BL. ill by rants at the Use Little Powder pans 3ARA BELDON, 6, plays dress-up in mama's clothes. Last minute touches are ‘dent in the home and elsewhere. a wi gh military rein To Live in Elhora sh ’ Alth , acFav cogs ; : ‘ Si < aid—only our economic foreign Priqa) Hos Thursday night in chug Dr. MycPayier Jo necessity befor: attending any tea party. She has a bro her, Bobby, 2. Mr. ox i E Duns ndoubtediy aid—we give rise to much specu- The couple left for Clifty Falle olly Hock Hill. ds ; on-sense fashion re rt Tht : Se . ; . : cur re is no doctor : . Fat al in. ot: eae tar : i The prospective bridegroom is that i's usually futile to forbid a a a Robert Beldon, 738 N. Euclid Ave., are her parents. & around. everyone should know 2100 as to what our real in Le the Semptian io . : . s rw : the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Woinan the use of powder, she what to do until medical aid ar- "0000 ae au their home in Elnora. . C. Jackson, Carmel, doex point oul the. fuct that bet- Bhckwood on Bridae— Fives. h . . I CAN: quite junderstand the: The ride attended. Butler U ni(ber Texnltsr are obtained if fix use! - " > va LHL ANY -.congressme 5 : ‘ ee a qualms of many. Copgressmel perme wheres SELENA Then. ~Schilling- Pahyeo ES — fis, Kept 108 HET ( dhfusion Over Svarse’ Bidding “Rule re IN ST GIF la Hest degree who feet that the burden-imposed hep of Delta Delt Delta Soror-. oo Tomorrow night, Mev Eaward|- Never should this type sk nl biirns, there is merely sqme redg hy such. big economic e€xpendi- jty and Mr. Hopkins is 2 graduJ." Schilling, 305 N. Perkins St, she stresses, le putvdered when dening of the skin. TG treat these tures fails very heavily on oUF 4te of the university. . Beech Grove, will entertaln with (here's already a coaliog of dirt an esu ti in. { e e eat O ontract there are several good household own people. But in the long run - - a kitchen shower in honor of Miss'and oil or old cosmetics. Apply “burn” ointment available. If put our people will profit far more ° Delores Ann Schilling. powder over a clean skin, patting: “WHY DIDN'T vou pass my and hie had a fairly weak hand " on promptly, they will not only from expenditures made to raise a | r, eC ine Miss Schilling, daughter of Mr. the powder on with a fluff of cots two-spade bid?” asked Mr. Muzzy he could pass. - But suppose he North dealer ; ease the pain but’ promote the living standards in other and Mrs, Edward Schilling, 3416 ton rather than ging It into angrily, after Mr. Abel had gone preferred hearts? Then he would Nelther side vulnerable healing. > countries than from military ex- [3 $e + a. Sherman Drive, will be married your pores with.a putf.. A second set three tric kx at thre © yao trumyl. havesto bid three héarts over ‘Mr NORTH > However, they should not be ap- penditure. hy i | ho Or an “Sept. 15 in Holy Name Catholic square, of votton may be used 10. “Because you reverSed, telling Muzzy: two-spades bid jwstooto Me. Muzzy & plied if a large part. of the &kin: From ranuaty SR penis by iain RI Ani LE AF prey Church to Maxwell. Donald Hart- QUSL away excess powder and me you had a big hand, Mr, sNpw a, simple preference, Nine Nahi 1p 8 ; surface has bheen-burned. If no tan never hope for any return: atten an ta the wih hip heley. “Fils parents are Mr, and: Mia /ConX the remainder into a sno th Apel answered. - = 4 Hicks! That might be too many. ATA 10 4" Coven h Temedy 18 avails able, a-.very nape Ne ped The Re tween their hair and ‘their hat a. : i rs 5 y i \ savy A y ea PRI a er € Donald Michael CoTlis, 3115 Kes velvery hides f Mr, Muzzy thén made a Sensa- & Mr. Champion camg Mo Mr D—K 4 & > strong sdjution of tea; cooled, of a a a, or ok Why, a ‘they forget the even sler Blvd, N. Drive. tional statement. “I don’t play Abel's defense in this discussion. (—5 3 - course) will. do fairly well. This arm So that they can help de- more important .link- hetween : W the reverse -he said. haughtily When he heand. Mr. Muzzy s&y WEST FAST type of burn” does not as a ‘rule fang themselves, gre make their their’ hair and their necklines? imber o ar 1 i That word “reverse” has caused | in't thr I he Mr, Dal cause scarring = M P My . re Re # taustd he wan play Ire reverse 10 r. Dale Mr. Champion acids » desire to do this far less certain sighs Mollie arnis, whose *proa restr ig Lopronching A . more confusion among bridge couldn't Keep quiet any longer. S—6 4 S—Q 8 7 2? os, 2 7 4 - when we cut dow on our eco- VO ative necklines are fafous. IArrinice Saturday Py yo t the » Fair players than the double squeeze. | . H—Q R 3 H—K J 95 BURNS which blister the skin nomic aid to them. “Every kind bf eollar, from riage, bs oe ' It simply means pudding two suit Considered Wrong D—J 109513 D—A 3 2 or go deeper are called second or ot 3 alouslv low r Mabel Goddard of that J $30] oy : 3D thir : high to Sfcandalously low, is in Arthur Smith Kimber, 56 8 "Lin I'he Todiana Dietetics Associa- out of their “natural” order, “MUZZY.” he said, “your state- C—K J ¥ c—Q 1 third degree burns, depending on fashion today. Also every kind of . whi : tion will use the theme “Diet ment is the sume as saying you SOUTH how deeply the skin and under hairdo, from shingle to chignom. wood Ave. Indianapolis. tans, Nutritionists in the Com- Bid Hearts First | lying tissues have been destroyed. p ; The ceremony will be in Free- mp ! om duit't use opening bids When you Mr Abel . on , : yoo The idea is simple--to paramullly, io its exhibit at the IN TODAY'S deal Mr. Muzzy choose to ovpeu your hand with SR 9 3 CCH co : y phrase Kipling - just never let the port. lod State "Thi : : » IN SUCH cases, it is*well to re- . a % Rdinna ate Ur Thursday pig hearts first and spades on bis one heart which, nadeatadly, 1 Li . twain meet Miss Goddard was formerly (hpough Sept. 7 ‘ ; oy ted : 5 H—4 move surrounding loose clothing YOU are planning a buffet “1 dislike t 1 is of head of the English department " ; : tex turn Hs constitute re- golisider the l ul | D—Q 76 or t cut it 0 b a i dislike to see long strands of ) oo y Fhe display will include three yepse bidding as that derm is uid 3 aiord tn of biddir C—A 43642 re oY feve ni supper wt nome. hair trailing untidily over high at Technical High School, The trays showing \Sv's. ra ‘ ? - place any which is sticking to the WEONG: Dscide that as : couple will make thelr honte hele. / : 9 ny 2 ay recom to qay { the tiie which has le Gli I< I'y { \ I'he biddiag: flesh it medical care i lik lv to : . : : : a .ollars in the daytime when it is mended diet for normal nutrition. { \ » doe as al care Is unely long as 8 to be a bullet y t : wt 4 a—————— been assigned” to this sequence to reind 1 » hieal pt ye ’ . 4 Z € . : soglnpie to keep it neat in & bun . 1" ; NORTH EAST ROUTH WENT be delaved, wai ’ ERNE az ssn’ ; ap p X p Wax food models will fllustrate j,¢ nothing to do with it. You The way your handled yOu are ¢ > 2 CO Pass Dy ae ATI omproases Mi al, it doesn’t matter how 5. pet) With low evening neckNut Sundae the points Ad aati it vthin Tha. PotBL rua rant ing the iy o! a 1} Pass 2 « ASS soaked in strong tea or tannic crowded vour living reom is lines. the head can look deco ae . ; te . " Coli al it an nny ihe point gua el safely dog Pass S NT AM Pass acid mav be a lie ray STL Zan 5 7 te is « . - You'll like the unusual treat- Hitoughou! the fair, dietitians jo pat when Mr. Muzzy bid ax he three-heart contract if Abel Dn 1y be applied over the RIGHT; Keep. phe party 30 rative and soft even when it is . anapolis : ‘ a . . a size where guests can be etirsy ; ; ment of this chocolate nut sun- from Indianap id all sec. 14 he indicated a big hand showh a sinple preference foriwould have given Mr. Abel thei Deep or widespres a € ye g 8 can cut short by adding a veil or dae First put the chocolate tions of the state will be on hand 2 hi fiored 1 Sinvtrray + ‘) . t idespread burn: comfortable. wretty headdress,” gavs Miss v in the bott ) He had offered his partner lwo that sult opportunity to choose between should not have ointments, oils, 5 Hw P } 88, ays Miss sauce in the bottom of each serv- fuite. 1f apudes suited Mr. Abel Mr, Champion wax right again. the majors at the two range. or greases p rer the CRIS YOU try to make conversa- Parnis. . + A t 4 } 8 r greas put over them because Ing dish. Then scoop out balls of eetning in cton : : i) : nee . h With a bare upening, Mr, Muzzy Actually bhe-would have bid two they are hard to get off, may pro- tion with a child who is very chocolate’ ice cream and roll in Mrs, Harold Horner, Acton hould have started with one spadex over two hearts and that & Dain 2 . ; 3 ..1: shy, Wall aper Pattern round or finely chopped salled will be hostess at 8S p today i duce pain, and are likely to inter E ppec. ee )e hostess a PHL lodad rin S ustom pade aud bid two hearts over hi would have been the final con- fare with the treatment which WRONG: Ask him a lot of A wallpaper pattern is carried almonds. Place a ball in each for = soclal meeting of Kappa . oy " ) ~ pstions y Vv ti blind ~ hv dish and serve right away. Crisp Chapter, Delta Sign Kappa partuer'y:. twoesiub call This raet, later proves best. questions. over. onlo a Venelian nin cookies go well ith this 2 S ty. 3 Nem a Neither cotton, which will stick RIGHT: Talk along until cutting the featured design into ( wv s. Sorority " ' : ; - ms : us 3 ROG , P to ate ; 3 nor iodine should be applied, you gain his interest and he 1% inch strips and applying it to -— Q wants to talk because he has the slats with wallpaper or li- . Jane Derby, whose most soph something to add to the con- hrary paste, following the design » . * » : Ben . * ’ ticated ashton designs alway) Ii d versation. on the paper. Our Provincial California manage to have a southern belle 8 rino ine 4 alr hYINGY 4 soutivern tusiom up . FOR THE FINEST IN FUNERALS REGARDLESS OF PRICE to date: She dries the petals of 2 Sk { T . Oasserale 0 flowers she receives in ber New ir IPs ny Y York apartment and makes her Take full advantage of the “i own potpourri to fill a big antique feminine swing and sway of a ; ¢ | # on 7 Ron A oN china bowl crinolined skirt. Practice walk- of ed ™y por Tr he “| ” “ig ; pi $< Sok 3 N Here Is her formula: Remove ing. turning and sitting down be- ia a es on pr y petals carefully and RPL wd singly fore a mirror. va i ™ w on a sheet of wrapping paper in Develop the pretty feminine yg gy A a flat baking pan. Yet them stand gesture of spreading skirts down Rk: i & R in a cool airy place for several at the back and out at the sides fin foie, adh dave until thoroughiv dry as you sit down. This will prevent ! 5 : E Sprinkle with a few drops «of crushing the back and having pr & Wo perfume or rose water. For a your skirt balloon out in front. a BB 8
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hies your informal entertain. Bridge Winners n -— 9 trom the oven to the Results of play are announced
table — to the refrigerator. by the Lincoln Bridge Club for its
There's warmth apd charm in this new ware.
Ideal for outdoor dining, Friday night play Winners foilow: N & 8S (Possible Score 224) too. Bakes food slowly and Mrs. A. R, Cotlin, Mrs, Wayne evenly, retaining its full Warrick 130 Jerry Kpstein, Sid . . Cast 28: Mr. and Mrs, V. R flavor. Heat is retained Rahs ye Ne SN MY long after serving. The 1k & W (Possible 224) M. 1. shapes are stunning. Exte- Thompson, O. K. Frugtein 126: J : . . R. Soota, D. COC. Taylor 121; Mr rors are left mn their un- and Mrs Harold Lewis
Forest Green 118,
Mission Brown Zuni Red Sprout Green Smoke Tree Gray
glozed terra cotta hue. Lids . and interior surfaces ore lroner Actually glozed in five wonderful Easy to Operate
colors. Some women hesitate to buy an
. iroffer through the belief that ly an expert can operate one. th m it all—in an 2M" Hiustroted are only @ few of the pieces. Come. see 9 7 Blame this on “show-off” demon-
strators who seem to delight in putting the appliance through =a course of acrobatics, in the mistaken belief that their adepiness (will impress the onlaokers, Actually, any housewife can learn, in a few minutes, to iron such items as hand-towels, ‘napkins, vdoilies and handkerchiefs, ‘Progressing to Jarger articles and, things not practice, -
entertaining setting on our Fascinating Second Floor. : aedding Gifts al thday or Anniversary gifts.
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Make sure the crinoline ig in proportion to the skirt. There are many types today, with and without hip yokes and in a medium as well as extra widths, 1 . 1 The Caribbean - - Will Be Topic The Wayfarer Chapter, In-
ternational Travel Study Club; Will meet at 1 p. m. Sept. 4, in the Maple Road Branch of the Indiana National Bank. Mrs. Hazel® Strauss will address the group on "The Caribbean.” Ofhicers Van Nest, ter Cooper, Frances
include Mrs. A, IT. president; Mrs. Walvice president; Mrs, LeCren, second vice president, and Mrs. Neil Canaster, recording secretary. Mrs. C. E. Doyle, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George Strand, treasurer; Mrs. D. J. Templer, auditor, and Mrs, Hazel Strauss, federation delegate,
Times Phoio by John Svicklemire. Butter Me. Measuring BATTIN' AROUND—Billie Clingman (left) and Barbara Smith, two members ‘of the | Junior Wightman Cup tennis team, practice for Thursday’ s matches with the Dayton team. The morning matches in the Woodstock Club will followed by luck, matches and isnioy party. 4 at St. wil be hostess for the buffet
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