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Fiance Announce Their Attendants

you cad get in ¢ They are go Nuptial highlights for today include the announcement home frosen fo _| of attendants and a marriage. oa Io Tuma = Miss Jean Eichacker and her fiance, William H. Pfaff, easy to Seal An

' have named attendants for their Sept. 8 wedding in the

| Irvington’ Methodist Church. tet pettiness pt —— a | Miss Patricia Cramer, Nobles- tive bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and

iville, will be maid of honor and Mrs. Edwin I. Pfaff, Cleveland; and in : Fred Braun, Cleveland, will be Miss Cramer, Mr. Braun, and the tien! tor best man. Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Yeater. LB

| On Sept. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Homer, Miss Carolyn Berg, Noblesville, | ) 3% ; ' os ’ f Eichacker, 5874 Julian Ave., will and Mrs. Bryce Ford, Robert] may ; G ws ; pn wy wm bass | entertain for their daughter and Pfaff and Ward Hamm, all of |

her fiance with a bridal dinner. Cleveland. z | shire sauce, tw 1 lude the prospec-| an lemon tw Guests will include the prospec-{ \,g9 JEAN D. WATSON and! cooked Juloe, nal {Milton E. Breidenstein were! mackerel drain : ol : married at 3:30 p. m. last Thurs-| Times photos by John R. Bpicklemire, minced en : day In the home of the Rev. Ray. Candidates for blue ribbon Sup cup chopped ‘mond E. Warren, Hillsboro, Wis. awards at Ayres' State Fair eight fran The bride is the daughter of fashion show are the two illus- onk.

Mr. and Mrs.-A. A. O'Pecka, 8500! trated outfits. The international |E. 16th St. The parents of the| fachion theme is depicted in

bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Al- : : bert Breidenstein, Hillsboro, (right) the English brown and

Mrs. Harold Robinson and Mrs. beige tweed coat priced at Albert Breidenstein, Hillsboro, $49.95, the straight brown skirt, land Mrs. Pauline Richardson were! $12.95, and the beige cashmere {the bride’s attendants. The bride-| sweater set ($12.95 for the car|groom’s father was his best man.| digan, $8.95 for the pullover). After the ceremony a wedding The red storm warmer (above)

dinner was held in the home of| . . : ithe Breidenstein'’s. A charivari| 3 influenced by Switzerland. p.m. Sunday: 3 and 7 p.m;

and shower followed Friday Ihe first show was run off at 3 two shows at 3 and 7 p. m. Faily

. Blend mayonn shire sauce, leme . mashed hard-coc ahd minced eg mackerel, green celery. Line split fre with salad green e. (Makes one-half cups filled rolls; then ually for carryin » .

inight. The. couple is at home at P.m. today with another at 7 next Monday through Thursday, MOUNTAIN PI 728 S. Whitcomb St. after a trip, o'clock “tonight; Friday and and Friday, Sept. 7, I! a.m, Six medium si to Wisconsin. Saturday, 11 a.m. . and 3. and 7 and 3 p. m.—Christy. frankfurters, one es ALE a at : en two-thirds cup d! The Mature Pareni-— fourth cup chop

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i By MURIEL LAWRENCE parent and child. If it is not overcome. the The Markét i SHORTLY AFTER BREAKFAST, irritation can accumulate until it hardens into | i xr y f resentment. It is bad f Paul's mother says, “You kno 5 COre of Ie : ; or our nerves . mm - Wnt know I don’t and those of the child. It can destroy our joy Oo ( like you to work on your trout flies in in each other. RED APPLES—A gay, bold pattern that's dramatic. | the living room. Why don't you take ow Ee " By JOAN SC them out to the porch?” JUST AFTER BREAKFAST, Paul's mother BEANS, bee . : i . . “After I get this knot tied,” says her child. should have said, “Here's a newspaper. Collect bage and tomi orma @] Cc of Saves Pennies Two hours later, when she returns from YOUr material and go and work on your trout My 07 the , shopping, he is tying another knot. His th flies on the porch.” . vegetables crov . PROVINCIAL FEELING—A Pennsylvania Dutch design. SAopy ; E § Lying ol. yrisimolner Paul is 8 years old; she is 32. As the person Each product x By JEAN T. SPICKLEMIRE Use it to line pantry shelves or under the glass- — | says, “Just look at those feathers all over the of larger experience in the need of order in cheap. OILCLOTH, 1951 style, spells pennywise eve ware in commaodes, WwW h WwW carpet. 1 thought you were going to work on homes, she makes the decision for the person of “a... appeal to the home decorator Many patterns come in sphcial wiaths for e, the, omen— the porch.” smaller experience, Since she is 23 years older FRESH : Sak 4 this purpose with edging to match Yhe larger » “In a minute,” Paul says. than her child, her sense of responsibility is APPLES—Mode New patterns on sale locally will brighten. ,0.4¢ in the vard goods. ‘Rearves, and cush- y OO Magazines Carry After lunch, he goes out for a game of stronger than his. So she sees that her decision is AVOCADOS—8 kitchen and dinet facades, The material will fons. ton, come matched .n sets, : “ handball with the boy next door. When he executed. v ] ~ \ ; ot : BANANAS—Re keep either room bright and cheerful and easily Suitable either for the efficiency kitchen or S M 'S I . 7? comes home, it is after 5 o'clock and his nlother Nagging is an attempt to avoid making and BLUEBERRIES cieanable, the type where the family loves tn gather is the 0 any cqare Ir 1c es: is banging pots about angrily on the stove. executing decisions, The nagger prefers to hint ample. Let it wander into an informal bedroom. too, “Shamrock” design pictured. A linen check with Av RUTH MILLETF “Just wait till your father sees that mess in at what he wants done. When the hint 1s not CANTALOUPE one where the provincial motif is used. A lively the flower woven in red, green or black, it's re- “IS YOUR Marriage in Ds er ar Kk Sa : the living room.” she says. “A great big boy taken, he still tries to evade the exertion of priced. design such as “Lancaster,” the Pennsylvania miniscent of grandma's starchy tablecloths, , + Marriage in Danger. asks a writer IN a jjxe you, expecting his mother to clean up after making up his mind. He evades it by discussing | CASABAS—Sca Dutch pattern shown, will cover a waste basket eT current issue of a national magazine and then points out: him. I've got enough to do in this house without his emotional reactions to the fact that what he ! CHERRIES—A] provide a scarf for a child's night table ro a Sper So on hee, OF yellow “Kven the experts agree that it is —if you suffer from any foliowing you around. I'm sick and tired ...” wants to happen has ot occurred. ! GRAPES—A fe ee 3 so-inch squares in green, blue B Hat : us # sy 2 wis ’ BU. vi, He nags for any number of reasons. He — Somes by IWessnoh svares RE ga design pictured. Through arrangements with Of the following symptoms of matrimonial unrest.” Kight iim Cn Ry Te aneocpicd Wik SETS a oR the mar frames a motif, hres thaware JpADulnciers. Mus pattern is ne “symptoms” are listed. So NOT once hag Paul's mother given him a %0 ‘annoyed with life in general that he seizes GRAPEFRUIT- - aa of a group which matches canisters and other What are the magazines trying definite, simple, specific, order to remove his on his child's misbehavior to justify his feeling reasonable. Kitchen item to do to Mrs. America, anvhow? trout flies to the porch. She has merelv com- that he is indeed a persecuted person. Or he may . HONEYDEWS OILCLOTH is really at home in the kitchen All the pattern wwailabhle in hath 468 and Make a complete neurotic out of ine i : i . i , ; y : Le A I plained ahout them. Far nine hours, she has just he plain lazy. He may hope that by nagging quality, Just wipe with a damp cloth, and it's ready for Minch widtha, are made bv the Interchemiecal her They've got her lnoking for kept herself in a state. of exaaperation with enough. the other person will make his decizion LEMONS—Mod another round of =nacking, or a whole meal Carp. Coated Products Divizian vmpiomsz of every kind of phya ; : : : § 0 I \ ¥ her child . for him and leave him in peace. LIMES--Moders 3 : cal dizease They ve gnt her Nagging i= a polaanonuz hahit hecanze jt Many children resent nagging more bitterly NECTARINES :. Wondering if ashe ig “fit to be a sustains and feeds mutual frritation in hath than any other single thing we don tn them, lit Blackwood on Bridge— parent” with articles that tell her i : a ES rs ee quality.

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On this trick Mr. Abel some writer on to telling her oh a fen Lidia ! nal he and Mr. Abel made the right play, Mr. Masters Mr. Abel discarded his next to last club that she is neurotie. disease or may be oe worm over-taking with the ace and re- S—K Q 10 7 4 $—A 6 So ¥ won damage. In either case, clean turning his small spade. Mr. H—4 H—Q 765 Sitting on Top WHY don't the Ee tie ste up all the old dead foliage this Masters won two more spade pp—10 9 $2 D3 6 4 5 } : doh 1 Le INRgAzines gui tall and dispose of if, Do -not ” ob DUMMY WAS entered for the (ryving to scare wolnen 1 t ‘ ) i tricks, on the last of which Mr. ¢—8 7 2 C—10654 . . y 8 : ViaHich A ube follow the common practice of ne fect Abel discarded the four of dia SOUTH asl lune wit) t club and here Sure, disease, divorcee and Ju protecting’ yout mums by mn-bic { monds. Mr. Champion everybody was down to two cards’ venile delinquents seem to be here letting tops stand or of cutting or je { He then shifted to a small dia Sed 32 Mr. Abel had the once-guarded 10 stay. them then laying them over the | mond and dummy’s ace won, Mr HA J 10982 queen of hearts and Mr. Cham But why get individual women bed. Alse be sure to divide your $i. { Champlon cashed the king of D8 & plan had the ace and jack of looking for symptoms of all three plants in the spring. Crowding | hearts, then led the trey and (8 3 hearts. When dummy’s last club every time they pick up a maga encourages the difficulty, Also { finessed his eight spot. Ie got 44. hidding: was led, it was all over. Mr, zine for a few minutes of relaxa have vou by anv chance been i the good news that the queen Was RTH FAST SOUTH WEST Champion could cover whichever tion? sprinkling your plants and | right but the bad news that it ID Pass 1 Pass heart Mr. Abel chose to play If they are determined to .set getting the leaves wet instead i was well-guarded. 34 Pass 3H Pass Who's crazy now Muzzy?’ Mama searching for symptoms of soil soaking in the bed. Next i tH AH Pass said Mr. Champion severely how about letting her look for vear a preventive spray before ; Trumps Good Queen : Mr. Muzzy is a hard man to some symptoms that indicate that bloom time will also help. It's THERE. WARS still a chance to King of diamond returned the tra I knew what the right play she is healthy happy and doing pretty late now todo anything make the hand and Mr. Cham- queen of diamond ind trumped wa il along.” he lied. “I just an admirable job? about this season's trouble, ' x . plon entered dummy with the it! wondered if vou'd see it” y . . . . Enchanting Doily That's Simple to Crochet For Pienies, Portiss, Oulings By MRS. ANNE CABOT y d Pha wheal rif fachinm chin od rah Here is an enchanting doily the wheel of 1ashion spins. . , and where it that vou will enjoy making and “pe which evervone will admire It MET AL dams val are re to know when val see thee ja simple to crochet, the wheel me . re : center worked in white cotton SERY A- 1 RAY NS ¢ { | { 1} fall acrantt in enft cuppla susde. They'ie and the pretty pansy edging is new tall accents pp SU . worked separately in variegated TRAYS colorings e! At Maratt's! 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Washington St. No. 2826 Price 25¢, Indianapolis, Indiana . 1 or | Cabot Album 25¢ k lease Send tO (isc snisansneransrssnnses Na .e tasers annnans 4 ” " T—— : ter KAATORE 1 sonins suns raynirnie nevisainss Dare Me" . .. black : * or brown shell, i Fair br ower Exhibits Set rhrrrvarvan ANNI Ire SALA ine Rte... von senaped law for shim i Street ¥ RI it 40¢ Fach flattery. Sculptured s PARANA ARR NANA RN EAN Aare > v 5 Flower lovers will. he attracted] The rock - garden and the svssss Fillers in.....eolor at 49c pkg. classic opera in suede ta a? ® i ¢ v a { h n F 00 : by the exhibita of cut flowers, glads will he mdged today, the CIF covvssanrstnrasnsinnnssnses 2 sass sFillera at 46c dozen, with wee platform, Ladies Departme t Stceet r ! dahlias, gladioll, potted plants/first dav of the annual Hooaler $v "harge [1 Cash or Check [7 C.0.D. ; = Always corry your Charga-Plote i and the rack Sardens in the Harth sytnt. 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Bate Fair Grounds. * "I saturday. Will Visit Hore Shown on Our Famous Fourth Floor : % faye lo BUY SH OES AT A SHOE STO RE”

exhibits will be changed| Judges include Noral Henthill,, ype p ® Townsend, Bartles- Mail Orders, Carefully: Fille! as fly with the jExTEption of t i Leo Matthews, glads, and | oo Okla., will arfive tomorrow garden: Coffman, Brazil, ‘potted ;

to visit her daughter and son-in- rr and other cut flowers, Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Miles, Ehalrman ht i nw Ave, Mrs, -f 0 es i . send ‘will be in Andipaaplly about

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