Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1951 — Page 37

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THE PARIS INFLUENCE—Cosmopolitan touches.

By JEAN TABBERT PICK A COLOR. Then plan a room around it. This is a theory any housewife can prove in her own home, demonstrating directional living at its best. It's especially easy if she selects from the new House and Garden color palet.

Shades from it have been used masterfully by Blair Catterton, home store co-ordinator, at Ayres’, to decorate a fresh

List of Thi T@QMORROW Booth Tarkington Chap., ITSC —12:30 p. m. Mrs. Edward Lohss, 5941 Crestview Ave, hostess. Dessert. Cherokee Chap., ITSC—12:30 p. m. Colonial Furniture Co. Meridian Room. Speaker, ~ Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. Woman's Research—12:30 p. m. Indianapolis Athletic Club. President's Day luncheon. Program by past presidents.

TUESDAY George Rogers Clark Chap,

ITSC—1 p. m. Mrs. A. J. Bell, 3909 Devon Drive, hostess. Speaker, Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. : Monterey Chap., ITSC—12:30

p. m. Mrs. W, T. Daily Sr, 5108 E. Pleasant Run Pkwy. N. Drive, hostess. —~Speaker, Mrs. John Thornburgh. Tuesday Quest—1 p. m. Mrs. 0. E. Newman, 4926 College Ave. hostess. “Bell Collection,” Mrs. Ruby Hinshaw.

bank of rooms on the sixth floor. - 8 8 8 fg REASON for the tremendous interest in H and G tones is the co-ordination with them of other fashions for the home.

Tying in are fabrics, carpeting; accessories. . In the one-room apartment shown porcelain blue through turquoise and driftwood brown have been mixed. Brown walls set off a combination gold,

PTA UNITS Decatur Central—8 p. m. Open house. Get acquainted with teachers and tour of redecorated building. Margaret McFarland—2 p. m. Slides shown by Frank Wallace, Indiana Conservation Department. Southport High—7:45 p. m

“School Curriculum,” Galvin Leéedy, principal. rr WEDNESDAY Alpha Gamma Chap.,, Alpha

Omricon Alpha Sorority—6 p. m, Mrs. H. C. Krauch, 930 E. 49th St., hostess. HEO—11 a. m. Mrs. W. C. New-

man, 1155 ‘8. State St., hostess, Alaskan Chap, TIHSC —1:30

p. m. Fi. New York St. branch, Indiana National Bank. Speaker, Mrs. Fern Norris.

Annie Laurie Chap. ITSC—1"

p. m. Miss Carrie Caffyn, 4950 E. 38th 8t., hostess; Mrs. Edward Stevens, assistant.

Second Program in Electric Living Series Set Tomorrow

THE second in a series of four programs on electric living will be presented from 4 to 6 p. m. tomorrow

in the Indianapolis Power and Light Co. auditorium. * Miss Verna L. Miller, director of the home economics

department, Frigidaire Division, General Motors Corp., and Miss Karen Fladoes, director of the Kelvinator Kitchen, Kelvinator Division, Nash Kelvinator :Corp., will be the speakers.

CHOSEN TO STAR

Loretta Young is among the stars signed for top roles this season on Theatre Guild on the Air. Tonight, Helen Hayes and Montgomery Clift star in Tennessee Williams’ great drama, “The Glass Menagerie.” Tune in Sundays, 7:30 p. m, WIRE, U. 8. Steel Hour. \

The undersigned” members

AKSEL 413 East 30M SI,

NORA M. AX 4152 College Ave.

THE BERRY'S . 836 N. Arlinglon Ave.

WM. H. BOYD, ANTIQUES 5500 Allisonville Rd. (Hy. 37)

ELIZABETH CHAPIN Hy. 24, Idaville 10 Mi. W. of Logansport

* THE COPPER POT 2029 East 10th St.

COUNTRY FARE ANTIQUE SHOP 832 E. Westfield Bivd. ADA MYERS Rie. 40 W. of Plainfield

DEN OF ANTIQUITY 417 East 30th SH.

RUBY FAULKNER Stale Rd. No. 3, Westport, Ind. 'MABELLE . HENDLEMAN 1116 N. Penna. St, LI. 5803 JORDAN'S ART SHOP 4225 College Aw. KEEPSAKE HOUSE S41 Maple Road, Roar KERRY ANTIQUE SHOP

. MISS MILLER will discuss

“Refrigeration and Freezing” and Miss Fladoes’ subject will be “Cooking.” Presiding over the meeting will be Mrs. Harriet G. West, -director of the

Home Service Division, Indianapolis Power & Light Co. “Electricity and Food Preparation” is the general topic of the course,

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IT IS PLANNED to give up-to-the-minute information on

porcelain blue and brown wallpaper. The division serves as the dividing line for the livingdining areas. Also splicing the two is a Celanese ceiling curtain in the

pale blue.

electricity in the home to the home economics teachers of |

Marion County. Sept. 24 the topic will

“Electric Home Laundry” and

be |

Oct. 1 “Electricity .and House-

keeping” is to be the subject.

Softens Cheese

To make cream cheese sand- | wich filling, soften cream | cheese with enough honey to |

spread well. sins or nuts.

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ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOCIATION

of Indiana

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE

pledge themselves not to

knowingly misrepresent any article as an antique.

IOLA MAHALOWITI 6105 N. Michigan Rd.

MANNS ANTIQUE SHOP East on Ris. 40, Pershing, Ind.

MID-TOWN SHOP (CRAIN'S) 1711 E. Michigan $1.

OPAL'S ANTIQUE SHOP 532 East 25h St.

PEPI'S ANTIQUES 1104 Union St.

MARY SCHAAF, ANTIQUES 11 Miles E. of Indpls. on Hy. 40 RR 4 Greenfield, Ind.

VERNON E. SPAULDING, II Country Club Road, Crawfordsville

SPILLMAN ANTIQUE SHOP 4425 East 10h St.

STANLEY'S ANTIQUES Charlottesville, 30 Mi. E. of Indpls. TEN O'CLOCK LINE ANTIQUE SHOP Gosport, Indiana

. THE: TREASURE HOUSE

126 Pickett 51. Plainfield, Ind. ™ VILLAGE STORE, ANTIQUES ah dh

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DREXEL pine furniture, each with a double-duty angle, multiplies the activities of the room. There's a Hide-a-bed, a desk-vanity, ottoman and refectorv end table that serves as cocktail table, too.

Week's Clb Activities

Speaker, Mrs. Merton Good. Irvington Mother Study—1 p. m. Buckley's Restaurant, Cumberland. Mesdames A C. Sutton, Irwin Wilkins, E. S. Hildreth, Chester Conway and O. M. Benz Jr., hostesses. “Old Irvington as Seen from Brown's Hill” Mrs. Jean Brown Wagoner.

PTA UNITS Garden City—7:30 p. m. Open

house. Introduction of teachers; exhibit of homegrown flowers, fruits and

vegetables,

Glenns Valley — First day of paper drive.

' THURSDAY

Aftermath—12:30 p. m. Marott Hotel. President's Day luncheon. “Drums Along the Mohawk” (Edmonds), Mrs. Clayton Ridge.

Irvington Catholic Woman's Study— 12:30 p. m. Marott Hotel. President's Day luncheon. .“The Sacramentals in General,” the Rev. F. Ernest Strahl.

PTA UNITS

Glenns Valley—7:30 p. m. Open house. Second day of paper drive.

FRIDAY Woman's Round Table—1 p. m. + Mrs. Rosa Storer, 3720 N. Meridian St., hostess. Program, Mrs. Storer. Quincy—12:30 p. m. Mrs. William Hockman, 555 Woodrow

Ave., hostess. Covered-dish | luncheon. Installation of officers.

PTA UNITS

Glenns Valley — Last day paper drive. Southport High—3 p. m. Pish fry. >»

ORIGINAL INDIANAPOLIS ANTIQUE SHOW SPINK ARMS HOTEL

Opens Thursday, Sept. 27, 1 p. m., Sept. 28 and 29, 11 a.m 10 10 p. m. Closing Sunday, Sept. 30, 6 p. m.

| Reliable Dealers and Quality merchandise. Grand Door prize-

Sunday at 5 p. m. For booth space reservation contact

GRACE WONNING, MANAGER 2088 N. Meridian St, HI-1666 Indianapolis, Indiana

* * JORDAN'S ART SHOP

| 4225 COLLEGE AVE., HU-5595

Antique love seat, Bristol lamp bases, American Beauty drop Haviland, Cranberry hanging lamps, ° interesting collection of ink wells. Estates appraised and purchased. Hours daily and Sunday 11 A: M. to 5 P. M. Mon, Eve, T to 9.

* * WEINBRECHT'S ‘ANTIQUES

2449 West 16th St. 2 Blks West

of Junction Hwy's 186 and 52. Antique . lamps, very nice cut "glass, 4 - matching black walnut antique chairs ready for wupholstering. and “refinishing, beautiful large

spinning wheel, hanging lamps,

get your lamps repaired or parts to electrify your lamps

now for Christmas. Present -

this ad and with your purchase receive a souvenir. Free off-street Ding or Shoutway bus

Easy to Grow

0 YOU KNOW!—,

Why we have grown to be |

ONE-ROOM APARTMENT —Versatile pine pieces.

Behind the sofa, and on the imaginary partition, are dining table and chairs. The table has dropped ends to put up when eating is in progress. . The second room pictured .is sophistication personified. Driftwood brown and black mate

‘Magic Lily’

Junior gardeners who want. to surprise their friends by showing them flowers that grew without any soil or water should plant a “magic lily". You can get the fat brown bulbs at most garden stores. Then you “plant” one or more in a pretty dish with some stones around it to hold it up. You can tell which side is “up” by noticing where the first | flower bud is all ready to unfold and grow. The flowers will be lavender and you may have as many as 20 from one bulb before it's through.

Try This Tasty Casserole Dish

With casserole cookery days here try this ham and macaroni combination. Mix chopped cooked ham with cooked macaroni in a cream sauce. Add chopped green pepper.

Bake, topped with buttered bread crumbs, in a greased baking dish in a moderate oven for one hour. '

the largest re-upholster-ing firm in the State?

WE DO!

It's quality work plus high dollar value!

SHELBY UPHOLSTERING CO.

3631 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

DONALD B. UNGER

921 Chestnut St. Columbus, Ind.

Open Monday with a small stock of general antiques. Glass, furniture, A and lamps. Dealers invited. Walnut washstand;, finighed,” $20; Cherry finish sofa and matching chair; Boston rocker, $15. » \ * Restore the original beautiy of your precious antiques by having them .replated at the HOME PLATING COMPANY. See how the experts can bring back

ver or brass pieces. Brighten up those beautiful antiques and your home today. Visit the HOME PLATING COMPANY at 917 Mass. Ave.,, CA-9088,

* * THE TREASURE HOUSE

126 Picket St., Plainfield, Ind.

4 Blocks East of Bus. Section. Walnut, Cherry and Ash drop leaf tables, bed side tables cherry and walnut, rockers in walnut, unusual Rose back sewing rocker in walnut, desks and chests in walnut, also furniture in the rough, china and glass.

* *

DEN OF ANTIQUITY 417 East 30th Street, HI-0677 Open Sunday through Friday 1'Til 9. Closed Saturday.

Large Satin glass jewel box with rose, 7 piece chamber set decorated with sweet violets, . luscious pink overlay Ball shade, colorful lacy Dresden bowl, Meissen ‘Cherub piece,

here, a lift coming from dashes of lemon peel.

The screen covered with black and white checkered wallpaper; an ottoman upholstered in black chintz; canvas batwing chair; Eiffel Tower lamp with a newspaper print, shade, and beige and black rugs outlining the living and dining- areas ‘are smart-to-fol-low points about the room. ”n = =

THE SCREEN would shield

: storage or a bedroom area in

cramped quarters. Not shown is table and chairs and a buffet which completes the setting. Items fun to copy in the rooms include a lemon peel ta-

blecloth of felt with pinked edging; carnation pink draperies with smocked top; closet mirrors marching three in a

{ine to reflect an exciting wall-

paper; fabric glued onto the wall to match upholstery and a large mirror bordered with dark geen felt.

‘Re-colors’

‘= similar to its former, natural shade

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