Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 33

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City, County PTAs Set Programs

OTH Marion County and Indianapolis Council of Parent-Teachers have announced their programs for. the coming week. The Fairgrounds PTA has joined the Marion County Council group making 40 schools belonging to this council MONDAY

Fairgrounds-—-8 p. m Panel discussion by Chester MecKamey S8r., Delver Corder, Weymouth Fogleberg. Lowell--7:30 p. m. Red Cross program and film. TUESDAY Southport Grade School—7:30 p. m. “Atomic Power in War

and. Peace,” by Robert Kryter. Edgewood 7:45 logue in color,

P. m. Trave-. Open house.

1:30 pro-

Ben Davis High School —T7 p. m. Football banquet, gram 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY Hickory College~-1:30 p. m. Musical program by students 7:30 p. m. Film v Frank Wallace of Indiana Conservation Department. Fathers’ night PTA Study Groups of the Indianapolis Council for this week are as follows: MONDAY

Garden City

School 24-930 a. m. “Household Management,” speaker Miss Louise Barton. TUESDAY School 41--9:30 a. m. “Understanding Ourselves as Parents,” speaker Mrs. Meredith Nicholson. : School 42--9:30 a. m. “How the Home and School Work Bet-

ter Together.”

Cruzan Parliamentary Club

To Meet 8 P.M. TF ooains

HE Rose Marie Cruzan

chapter 2,

of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Borts, Wagner and Mrs. Miles the parliamentary program. Mrs. A. W. Brayton, new presdent, has announced the appointment of the following com-mittees-—Mrs. Anderson, cheer;

Miss Lucille Martin and Miss Wagner, rules; Mrs. W. D. Spencer and Mrs. A. P. Newhouse, installation; IL. J. Langer and Miss Margaret Murray, installation; Mrs. Darlene Cauldwell, Mrs. Mason Reeves and L. T. Stafford, membership.

Mrs. L. J. Willlamson and Mrs. P. A. Patterson, music; Mr, Stafford, notification; Miss Alfce Murray and Mr. Stafford, fnitiation; Miss Nellie Hallarn, Mrs. Cruzan, Miss Mildred Heavrin and Mrs. Stafford, program; Mrs. A. A. Borts and Mrs, Lawrence 8tafford, communications. Members are reminded to bring old linen for bandages to be used by the Indiana Cancer Society,

Dirty Shirt Hint If your husband's job is a dirty one, .trv this trick for coaxing out soil from his shirts, work rich suds into the extradirty spots, such as collar and cuffs, with a irm-bristled brush, then roll the shirt up and allow the lather to work at the =oil for 15 or 20 minutes before tossing the garment into tub or washing machine.

Blackwood on Bridge—

Straight Jump

Played in a ten table pair game, only two pairs reached the laydown game at no trump on the North-South cards in this hand.

At most tables the bidding

was as shown. What was wrong”? ; Well, at the start it must be, admitted that certain distributions of the adverse cards would make game impossible, However, 1 believe that most players--except the most con gervative would want to take

their chances on nine tricks at

no trump, " ” ” "A PRINCIPLE is involved in the Bidding of the hand which seems to he widely known, And yet, for some unexplainabla reason, this principle Is not practiced even by many who profess to know it. One of the pairs which got to the game bid as follows:

will meet at 8 p.

Anderson will have

Parliamentary y Club, m. Tuesday in the home 6126 Compton. Miss Fern

charge of

Mrs. A. W. Brayton

Place Refrigerator Away From Heat

When choosing a spot in your kitchen for your refrigerator, keep in mind that it will do its best work if it is not given the additional burden of combatting exterior. heat from radiators, hot-air register or range Remember also to allow 18 inches of open space above the refrigerator to allow escape of rising heat.

by William. A

Oates 'r DECORATORS—Stanley Dickson (left) and Joan Hitchcock start decorating for the Irvington Junior Assembly Dance Wednesday in the Howe High School gymnasium.

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School 76—8 p. m. Jimmy MeClure, exhibition of table tennis. WEDNESDAY School 18—1:15 p. m. “Tensions in Parent Teacher Relations Must They Exist?” by Mrs, Meridith Nicholson Jr. Regular PTA meetings are scheduled as follows: WEDNESDAY School 24—2 p. m. Health program. Speaker, Mrs. S8amuels. School 25-—-3:15 p. m. "Primary Unit at Work.” Speaker, Mrs Hazel Morrison. School 38-1:45 p. m. Promote International tions.” School 63—2 p. m. “The Citizen Child and His Toy.” School 91—1:15 p. m. Panel discussion of “Safety.”

Mrs. Minger

Is Hostess

Mrz. Walter Minger, president of the Parent-Teacher Association of School 3 will be hostess this afternoon at the

“Schools Rela-

Children's Museum Family Hour Assisting her sfT=3¥e Mrs. Georgia Lacey, principal, and

Mesdames Joseph Higgins, Frank Litz. Herman Smith, O. B. Syphers, Clarence Risk, Harry May, Howard Craig, J. Virgil Christian and Russell Kelso. Patrons, pupils and teachers of the school will visit the mugeum.

Muffin Method For Coffee Cake

If you're planning to bake a coffee cake as a surprise for Christmas brunch, make it quickly by the muffin method so that you'll have time to join in the holiday fun. Sprinkle an unusual Coconut Lemon Topping evenly over the coffee cake batter in nine-inch layer pan. Then, with floured fingertip, press a star design deeply into the coffee cake. Bake in moderately hot oven {400°F.) about 25 minutes. To make the Coconut Lemon Topping, combine one tablespoon sugar. and three tablespoons enriched- flour, Cut or rub inj two tablespoong butter or Ro Sane until mixture is crumbly. Add two tablespoons shredded coconut and mix lightly.

to Game Sometimes Best

North dealer Both sides vulnerable Duplicate bridge

NORTH S—A K 6 H—J 10 8 D—K 10 87 6 CA b WEST EAST S—J 10 0 8 S871 H—K Q 5 H—D 432 D—Q 9 *DewA 5 4 C—8 1752 C—K 10 4 SOUTH SQ 5 2 H—A 186 D—J 3 2 C-QJ98s

The bidding: NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST

1D Pass 1 NT Pass Pass Pass North South iD 1H 18 2C 2H NT 3NT Pass

It 1s hard to find fault with ‘this circuitous route as the right final contract was

reached, but it seems to meé there was a simpler and easier sequence available. This is what I mean: North: one no trump: South, three no trump. This is not as fancy as the bidding shown above but it is just as sound and it doesn’t take up so much time.

= v ~” THE PLAYER who opened the North hand with ene no trump reasoned in this manner. If he opened with one diamond and partner responded one no trump, he would not have quite enough to raise to two no trump. And yet he would feel that he had extra values which would never be divulged if he passed. If, over a one diamond opening, South bid one heart or one spade, North had too little to jump to two no trump and too much to rebid one no trump. Why trap yourself in a asituation like that? This North found an easy way to avoid the trap, He opened one no trump, telling the whole story about his hand in one short phrase. After, that, It was up to partner,

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berry Kapers’ theme.

The intermission entertainment will be provided by Jim Piers, who will play the ukulele, Frankie Parrish; the steel guitar, and Ronnie Ball, the bass. Joan Hitchcock and Stanley Dickson, co-chdirmen, will be assisted by Cynthia Harrvman,

New Orchestra

A new orchestra to be called the ~ National Women's Symphony is being formed under the leadership of Clara Burling Roesch, who conducted a girls’ string ensemble (all Juilliard Fellowship winners) on a post-

"war USO tour of Germany.

THE INDIAITATOLIS TIMES

Irvington Junior Assembly Plans Thanksgiving Dance

THE IRVINGTON JUNIOR ASSEMBLY will mark Thanksgiving with a dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Howe High School Gymnasium. The: Butler Collegians will play for the party with the “Kran-

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List Hostesses for 2d Week

Of Art League Exhibition

OSTESSES are announced by the Indianapolis Art League for the second week of its 15th annual exhibit now showing. in Block's Auditorium. Monday hostesses will be Mesdames Louis Pollak,

Kenneth Symons, James Carvin, Phillip Lutz and L. M, Bannon.

Craig, Joe Mattingly, Norma bers will be held at 7:30'p. m Mesdames Frank Glorgianni, Midlbrughet, Bob Henninger, . : he thd Pp Fred Lay. Karl Stufman, J. W. Dogna Burris and Dor Meek. S d Re Od Wiggs and Ray Huff will work oda Removes OrS * mTyesday. Wednesday Mesdames Hospitality aT remove Siang Suors such Lewis Ferguson, Joseph Ciau8 8 sh, Iro P= Otto Marsischke and PerSubtle gestures of hospitality kitchenware, try this simple er Sn : can add immeasurable pleasure method. Make a soaking tival Brown,

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Elmer Hogues' Anniversary Set

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