Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1951 — Page 10

DOLPHINS’ OUTING—Mesdames Dorothy Stevenson Stout, Gordon V. Peck and Ed Aspinall gave their cook-out equipment a last minute ‘check yester-

(left to right), Dolphins Club members, hletic Club for an all-day outing in Brown County. It's an

day before leaving the Indianapolis At annual event for the club. While everyone gathers diversion during the doy—horseback riding, gift shopping and trail exploring.

Guild Completes Ingathering Plans

Last minute plans are being completed for the annual

Janet Puyear

To Be Wed

Times Special HAMILTON, Cal, Oct. 18— Hamilton Air Base Chapel here will be the scene at 2 p. m. today of the marriage of Miss Janet Darlyn Puryear and Pfc. Mel Denney.

The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puyear, 2031 N. Temple Ave. Indianapolis, will wear a champagne ribbon taffeta ballerina length dress and a purple orchid.

After a wedding trip to Yogemite National Park; Cal, the couple will make its home in Morgan Hill, Cal. Pfc. Denney, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood, Morgan Hill, attended San Jose State College.

Aid Housewives Food Problems

Mrs. Nell B. Nichols, Topeka, Kas., field editor of the Woman's Home Companion, is in Indianapolis for the next few ‘days to interview local -youog housewives on their food problems. Mrs. Nichols takes monthly tours to meet readers and determine their. needs foodwise, Her findings will be used in determining the type of material housewives need to meet their everyday cooking problems. She started her local survey yesterday by checking with Miss Veronica Morrisey, director of Ayres’ Tearoom,

Therapy Units

There will be a joint meeting of the Indiana Occupational Therapy Association and the Kentucky Occupational Therapy Association at McCormick’s Creek State Park Saturday. Scheduled on the agenda are reports from the American Occupational Therapy Association meeting held recently at Portsmouth, N.H, and a film entitled “Improving Functional Capacity of Severely Involved Upper Extremities.” The film was taken at Geor-

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Ingathering of the Needlework Guild to be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in the All Souls Unitarian

Church. . Workers will unpack bags Monday, and count and sort the garments and articles of house-

Linen Is Easily Kept;

Is.a Good Investment

Pure linen is a good fabric investment, not only because of its beauty, but for its excellent laundering and long-wearing qualities. White linens take well to hot, soapy water. Iron while quite damp, on both sides. Colored linens need cooler water, and should be ironed on the wrong side only if a dull finish is desired. A little starch may be used if you like a crisper effect.

Pound Cake Trick -

Pound cake, from the grocery store or neighborhood -bakery; can be used in a number of ways to add appetite appeal to fall menus. Peach shortcake ala mode is a suggested dessert that is quickly and easily prepared with pound cake as the base. To make the delicious peach dessert, place a serving of brick ice cream between two slices of pound cake, and top with fresh, frozen or canned peaches,

to Meet

gia Warm Springs Foundation. Newly elected officers of the Indiana Occupational Therapy Association are Miss Ruth Grummon, Sunnyside Sanatorium, president; Miss Rita Andrea, Riley Hospital, vice president; Miss Virginia Sowers, Indianapolis General Hospital, secretary. Miss Patricia Belton, Billings General Hospital, treasurer; Miss Marian Kraker, Sunnyside, and Miss Martha Gill, Indiana State Department of Public

Welfare, both delegates.

ACK A BAG—Maesdames David N. Brewer, Geor t) stow away elothes for the annual gathering of the Needlework Guild.

| Square dancing,’ card parties | and a tea are events this week { on the social calender of Indi- | anapolis clubwomen. He | Tea and an open house is | slated Sunday by the Auxiliary | of the Marion County Juvenile | Center—Time: 2 to 4 p. m.— Place: The Center. Violin selec- | tions will be played during the | tea hour by Mrs, Hilda Peabody. A varied program is planned, | including a display of articles | made from

Juvenile Center Auxiliary Plans. Sunday Ope

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sent in to the center. Miss Mary Lou Hill, arts and crafts direc-

tor, will be on hand to explain’

the articles. ‘Two rooms for the. boys dormitory which have been refurnished recently by the auxiliary will be open for inspection. ” » » HONOR GUESTS will be the advisory board—Gov. and Mrs. Schricker, Mayor and- Mrs. Bayt, Judge and Mrs. Joseph

L. Shibler, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-

lace O. Lee, Mesdames Brandt®

C. Downey, William. Kraas Jr., Robert L. Shank and the founder, Mrs. William H. Hodgson, who * will preside at the tea table. ; In the receiving line will be the president, Mrs. Harold J. Hayes' and her officers, also all past presidents. Mrs. Roscoe L. Barnes is chairman of the tea assisted by Mesdames I. R. Yeagy, W,

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W. A. Edwards, Fred L. Iske, Everett E. Lett, Merlin E. Lyon, Rex R. McConnell, Marcel F. Pettit, Robert L. Purkiss, Ralph C. Rahm, John R. Seitz, J. C.

Starr, F. E. Swisshelm, Raymond Walker and Margaret Holmes.

Holy Cross Party Members of the Holy Cross Parish will “swing their partners” tomorrow night at a gala evening of square dancing to

THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1951

rogram 8:15 o'clock. Mrs. Pete Galbo is chairman of the dance sponsored by the October Circle, Paul Brading will do the calling. At 8 pr m. next Thursday the October Circle of the Holy Cross Parish will have its monthly card party in the gym of the parish hall. Aprons will be awarded as prizes, Committee heads include Mesdames James McCaslin, Vietor Hammerle, Joseph Moorman, Noah’ McCormick and Norbert

B. Elliot and Charles L. Sargeant

scrap materials

O. Hoffmann, Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Bartholomew, Guy O. Byrd,

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named receptionist. She will be assisted bv Mrs. Ray Fatout. Table chairmen Include Mrs. Charles Boss, infants; Mrs.

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ALPHA CHAPTER of Alpha | Omicron Alpha Sorority will | serve the tea from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. J. L. McDermed and Mrs. John Sentney will pour. Members of the transportation committee who will assist Mrs. Edward L. Fitzpatrick are Mesdames Ralph Pike, F. E. Ballew, H. A. Baker, Kyle B. Mayhall and E. F. Spitznagel. Mrs. Joseph C. Matthews, secretary, and her assistant, | Mrs. Thomas C. Waddell, will | keep the records of the garments as they are brought in and sent out again. Mrs. David Sherwood, treasurer, will handle the funds. Mrs. Paul Smalley and iMrs. R. R. Scott will receive school fund contributions.

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Sauerkraut

A sauerkr: sponsored b) Saenger-Cho! Saturday in 13th St. Info: will follow Albert Amth the event.

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