Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 32

PAGE 32 Sorority *- To See Film On Europe

" INGS Over Europe,” movies photographed by Mrs. Marian K. Thomas, will be shown at a dinner

meeting. Tuesday of Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, national

music fraternity: Members will meet at 6:30 p. m. in the Butler University (Cafeteria on the campus, Guests will be invited for the program following in the Atherton Center parlors. Mrs. Thomas’ movies were taken during the past summer while she toured Europe. She ‘visited England, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland and France. Sigma Alpha Iota Sinfonietta will close the program. This group, directed by Miss Roberta Trent, ingludes Mrs. Karl Herrmang, © Fred C. Donald McKibben, Robert Shultz and Mark Walker, Miss Patricia Smith and Miss Diantha DeGraw.

DAR Group Committees To Meet

HE Wheel and Distaff Committee of the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will present the second of a series of four lectures Tuesday. The lecture, scheduled for 10:30 a. m. in the chapter house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St. is open to the public. Speaker will be Mrs. Claude Steele, Knox, president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs and state chairman of Americanism Committe of DAR. She will talk on “The Clubwomen'’s Part in the American Way of Life.” Committee members in charge will be Mrs. Herbert R. Hill, state regent-elect; Mrs. John H. Jefferson, regent; Mrs. Carl Piel and Mrs. John L. Goldthwaite, Following the lecture, Mrs. Steele will be entertained at a luncheon at the Columbia Club.

Book Review

Is Planned

“Lie-Down in Darkness,” by William Styron, will be reviewed by Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday at the Temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, This book is Mr. Styron's first published work and has been widely acclaimed by critics. It is the third of a series of four ‘reviews by Rabbi Goldblatt, sponsored by the Temple Sisterhood. Mrs. David Cook will introduce the speaker. Ushers will be Mesdames Robert Netzorg, Robert Finn and Jules Gradison.

Moisture Is Must

For Indoor Gardener

Amateur gardeners who've moved their hobby indoors now that winter's in the offing will find they have greater success in starting new plants if they provide a constant supply of moisture, The soil should be kept evenly damp, since both sogginess and excessive dryness are harmful. Avoid placing your rooting plants in the direct sunlight. Good light is necessary, but direct exposure to the sun is inadvisable.

Stains Will Come Out

For meat juice stains on tablecloth and napkins, soak the linens first in cold water, then sponge in warm soapsuds. Sponge gravy spots with cold

or lukewarm water, then wash.

in warm suds—never hot--as hot water tends to set this type of stain.

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CHRISTMAS SCORE—Mesdames Tom S. Elrod, George E. Gill and Charles R. Hamilton (left to right) look over the music to Handel's “Messiah,” to be given Dec. 2 in the Irvington Methodist Church. The program is to be sponsored by the Irvington Union of Clubs, which annually presents

the oratorio.

Irvington to ‘Present Messiah on Dec. 2 ooo

(COMMITTEES have been named for the Irvington community presentation of Handel's “Messiah” at 3 p.m. ¢iteR Dec. 2 at the Irvington Methodist Church.

sponsored each year by the Irvington Union of Clubs. Mrs. Arthur R. Robinson is

general chairman. Mrs. Charles

R. Hamilton and Mrs. James F. Foukle are assisting with chorus personnel. Mrs. Louis W. Bruck will secure soloists, 2 z =

OTHER COMMITTEE members are Mrs. Charles A. Harris, honorary chairman; Mrs. Tom S. Elrod, programs; Mrs. William H. Shreve and Mrs. Paul C. Merchant, robes; Mrs. Charles D. Vawter, ushers; Mrs. Nick T. Puckett, reception; Miss Lola Conner and Mrs. Francis H. In- | sley, publicity; and Mrs. George E. Gill, secretary.

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THE PRODUCTION will have a chorus of 100 voices. Arrangements are being made to accommodate an audience of more than 1200 music lovers.

Retouching Is Easy |

If the appearance of your plastered walls is marred with | small nail or screw holes, left as mementoes by former occupants of your home or apartment, here's an easy way to fill these scarred areas. Sharpen a piece of ordinary chalk until it's well pointed on the end; then press this point into the hole and cut off the remaining chalk flush with the wall. Sandpaper this chalk end until it is smooth, and even with the wall, Coat it with fresh shellac, then apply a” touch-up of paint in a shade that matches the wall.

Aid to Mothers

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Mrs.” Moudy Is Hostess | For Legion

RS. A. L. MOUDY, 924" Garfield Dr, will be hostess at noon Tuesday for the Robison-Ragsdale Auxil- | jary of the American Legion. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames E. P. Young, .Charles Whitler, Charles Radabaugh and Fred Beckom,

Mrs. Carl Gates, unit presi- | dent, will report on the National Convention in Miami. Mrs. Marshall Raber, social activities . chairman, has planned special entertainment

Nov. 26 the Armazindy Chapter of the Riley Cheer Guild, made up of unit members, will have its monthly sewing day at the Riley Hospital. Mrs. Don Smith, community service chairman, will supervise.

Set Cooking “ School

Mrs. Dorothea Potts, Lebanon, will demonstrate recipes at the holiday muck ‘erop cooking school at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Block's Auditorium. Exhibits from the recent muck crop show in Ft. Wayne will be displayed.

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