Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1951 — Page 23

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"The Teen of the Week— - = -

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ACK MILLER is The Times’ Teen of the week. A sen-

hool in the fall, Jack hopes

to study aeronautical engineering at Notre Dame Univer-

sity in '52. Secretary of his class in both hig sophomore and junior years, Jack won his basketball letter for freshman reserve basket- | ball, and was a member of the varsity basketball team last year. He was a member of the C Club and was president last year of the. St. Thomas Aquinas | Junior CYO. Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Mil- | ler,. 135 W. 44th St, ‘parents.

Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. ¥ill out the coupon below and gend it to Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis 9, for your nomination of the Teen of the Week before midnight Tuesday,

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Serviceman . .

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER

SHOULD high school girls _date servicemen? Martha Shortridge, Phyllis

Goebel and Marilyn Jo Crook all say yes, depending on the circumstances, of course. “It ‘depends on whether you're properly introduced,” says

Marilyn. - “How you meet them determines whether it's all right,” says Phyllis. Martha says she doesn’t approve of pickups and Marilyn

with her. “You feel sorry “for the boys

who appear to be roaming the streets with nothing to do and no friends,” says Phyllis, “but you don't know how you can help them without getting yourself involved in something.” “If relatives introduce you, then I'd say it is ail right,” added Marilyn, a senior at Washington High School in the fall. “Parents should always meet a serviceman,” believes Phyllis. “Then they can judge whether he’s OK or, got. They usually can tell pretty quick.” The trio settled on a list of several places where girls might meet servicemen legitimately. They include the Servicemen’'s Center and churches. “Sometimes when you write to a man in the service; he suggests you write to other fellows there. If you know he's OK, then it might be safe to write to his friends, on a purely friendly basis, of course.’ | Phyllis, a senior at Sacred Heart High School, is the | daughtér of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Goebel, 932 N. Holmes Avenue. Marilyn is the dachiiter” of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Crook, 35 N.-Mount St. Martha Shortridge is ‘the daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Shortridge 6167 Windsor Dr.

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Wiener roasts head subdeb plans this week. — Today and tomorrow mem-

bers of the Maidens Club are

at Lake Shafer. Pat Littel, Patti Letner, Marilyn Schowengerdt, Eleanor Miller, Joanne Bennett

- ‘and Dottie Batt are in the group.

Ann Sterns, 6231 _ Raleigh Drive, will be hostess for a wiener roast tomorrow. Guests

will be members of the SMILES { Club.

A slumber party followed a wiener roast last night at Oaklandon. It was given by mem-

|bers of the BOWS Club.

LORRAINE GOOTEE, 19 'N. Ritter Ave. will be hostess for

lan election of officers meeting

Thursday.

Pauletta Gibbs was elected president of the DELTA TEEN Club, {Nancy = Parson, vice president; Marilyn. Westerfield, treasurer, land Barbara Hamilton, secretary. {Nancy was re-elected correspondent. ;

Send news of teen club activities not later than Tues- | day to ‘Joan Schoemaker, The Indianapolis, Times, Indianapolis 9. Only signed releases with addresses will be .pub-

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Times photo by Bill Oates.

THE PANEL—Top to bot-"|

tom: Marilyn Jo Crook, Martha Shortridge and Phyllis Goebel.

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Set Meetings

Two jh will meet this week. : The Alexandrian Chapter will ‘hold a 1p. m. meeting Wednesday in the home of Mrs. George

(Critzer, 1119 Ww. 36th St. Mrs. Merton M. Good will be the |speaker. Members of ‘the ‘Lincolnian

{Chapter will open their fall season: |with a: 12:30 p. m. event Friday.

Mrs. Adolph Emhardt, 3721 N. Delaware St., will be the hostess. Speaker will ‘be. Mrs, John W. Thornburen,

Nightingale Club lames Speaker Dr. Clarence Meclntire wil be

'the guest speaker for the Florence - President's

Nightingale Club's,

Day luricheon and first meeting of the ‘season ay. It: will be at noon in the Warren

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Wife “Accused of Not Li Baidhier

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By MU RIEL

accusing her. of. not loving

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TIMES

LAWRENCE ing his parent as a bad human

RECENTLY’, a mother writes her husband has begun being.

| My correspondent does not nave 0 prove that she is lovable and

theilr 11-year-old daughter.

Since he makes this charge in the child's s presence, she is|good to either. her .child..or her

1 beginning to resist het mother’s “discipline. - ch

The home is so unhappy t that the mother 1s beginning to wonder if she ‘does love her little |daughter the way she should. She asks if I have any “helpful suggestion to make.’ I have a -suggestion. I suggest (that this. mother stop worrying

‘about whether she loves her child and’ start in loving herself.

{~ Dr. Erich Fromm.has given us \a. definition’ ‘of love which this confused mother should ponder, {“Love,” he says, “is ‘the .expres'sion of intimacy between two human beings, under the condition |of the preservation of each other's integrity.” . 2 u n

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‘a fear without beginning to hate. |

husband. Just to herself. i Bears | ‘wm “= : repair the damage that has been WE SHOULD ‘RECOGNIZE as dorie to it. When she has regained simple - aggression any pressure her sense of herself as a lovable, that insists that we prove ‘to worthy person, she can begin to others that we are good, efficient, concern ‘herself with loving her and worthy. Envy, hurt,” and dislittle girl. couragement are always saying

It. is very hard indeed for us to us, “Come on, let's see how good

to 1 nvone at all w you are. Let's see you prove you're a love any t hen We what you.iclaim to be” We

are tormented with fear that we shouldn't fall for it. We prove are a wicked, unnatural -person. what we claim to be to ourselves, Very few of us can’ endure such and to God if we believe in Him. . I thini A parent who is accused of not dent can™ accept this idea, she liking his child should take ac- may be.able to solve her problem. count of this fear and laugh it out As she develops self-acceptance

of existence. If he takes it serious- and self- -appreciation, love for her

ly, he may end up by actually little girl will just happen to her.|

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Fancy C Jothes

By ALICIA HART

THERE'S FAR more .to the - elegant look than fancy clothes,

| and a haughty expression, as’ any. woman knews who tries to"

achieve this elusive quality in

‘her appearance.

One. important factor that is frequently overlooked is simple grooming. -

No rhatter how glittery your.

diamonds, your unpbwdered nose is likely to outshifhe. them. No matter how sleek your furs, unkempt hair outdraws the observer’ s eye.

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But 'I don’t think he needs me

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CONFUSED." Stop prattling about his

| troubles as if they were a fasi | cinating | The more you oh! and ah! and

mine -'day’s wonder.

tut-tut, the more you build him

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, the subject when. he talks of

‘his escapades. Act bored, not shocked: or amused or fasoinated.

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