Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 35
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Guild to Sponsor Sale
Marydale
N OPEN HOUSE and sale of hand-made
articles will be sponsored *
by the Marydale Guild from 2 to 5 p. m. next Sunday. The event will take place at Marydale School, 111 W. Raymond St. \ The public is invited to view the school, grounds and the Fatima Retreat House. Proceeds will go to further the work of ‘the Sisters of Good Shepherd at Marydale.
” ” n SANDWICHES and baked goods will be offered for sale fn the dining room under the direction of Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs, A. A. Schmidlin, Mrs. Edward Farrell and Mrs. William Morgan will conduct tours of the building. Mrs. - Alvin Romeiser will be hostess in the Retreat House. Booth chairmen will be as follows: Mrs. Loren Fralich and Mrs. Alice Shambaugh, baby clothes, aprons and kitchen; Mrs. Dan Lehane and Miss Marie Lawhorn, miscellaneous and pillow cases, and Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. Gerald Miller, white elephants, Mesdames John Griffin, William Geisecker and Raymond Bruce, Christmas; Mrs. Russell Battreall and Mrs. Carl Kehrer, religious articles; Mrs. Eugene Sonderman and Mrs. John Kistner, finances; Mrs. William Raters and Mrs. Charles Richter, membership; Miss Edna Brackman and Miss Clara Brackman, registration.
s EJ = ASSISTING THE above are Mesdames William McCloud,
Emmet Trimpe, Gilbert Kohn, R. J. Weldon, Norbert Herman, Charles Wade, Edward Grant, J. 1. Bradshaw, Edward Ehringer, Leo Miller, Tom Stapleton, Bernard Riley, Glen Keedy, ‘Lawrence Lauxterman, Loretta Leonard and Henry Bitz. Others are Misses Jean Adrian, Catherine Fox. Mary Farrell, Edna Prater, and Agnes Kehrer,
Box Lunch Planned
Cadettes at the Indianapolis Servicemen's Center will “old-fashioned Thanksg day with a box lunch supper that evening in the center Members of all regiments will bring box lunches for three, two servicemen and the.eadette The boxes will be raffled off hv a barker and purchased with artifical money provided by the center, The center will be opened from 9 a. m. to midnight that day. Miss Ginger Terry, Chairman from Regiment III, will be assisted by Misses Virginia Conrad, Carolyn Clevenger, Jean Mataon, Betty Hemelgarn, Emma Hantsiz, Jane Kieiman, Kathleen Dugan and Mary Jo O'Donnel.
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GUILD HANDCRAFT—Mrs. George Purnhagen (left) and Mrs. Gerald Miller.
Don’t Deceive That Child About Adopted Status
By MURIEL LAWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. White haveidecided. They have just taken the final step that will transfer a baby girl, sleeping in the adoption agency's nursery, to the pink crib waiting for her in the Whites’ suburban home. Mrs. White looks at the agency executive a little nervously. “When,” she asks, “do I have to tell Marian that she is an adopted child?” “1 suggest that you begin to tell her today,’ the social worker tells her
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Whi ebels. She had thought 12 I i finally come to terms t physical disability that prevents her from conceiving children But now, suddenly at this last moment
Muriel Lawrence the old resentment, the old fur
humiliation rises up. During the past weeks, she has been thinking of herself as the mother of the delicious morsel in the nursery down the hall: She does not relish this reminder that she is not the woman who begot it. “Marian is only 6 months old” uneasily, “Surely, I can postpone .,.
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“TODAY,” says the agency executive, “when you drive Marian home, you will cuddle her close. It will be wise for you to cuddle her and say. ‘Oh, my darling little adopted baby, how
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glad I am to have you! If you will become acquainted with this word ‘adopted,’ using it lovingly, with the respect and pride it deserves, vou will associate it with love, respect and pride for Marian, until it becomes as familiar, consoling and warm to her as the milk in her bottle , . ." Mrs. White accepts this wise counsel. As she grows used to the phrase “my darling little adopted baby,” she will begin herself to associate it with respongive gurgles, with a wet, milky mouth, with all ‘the joy of her experience. Her old resentment and humiliation at being unable to bear a child will lose their power to hurt her, The physical deficiency of which she has been ashamed will become the benefit that brought her Marian.
QUITE suddenly, one day, Mrs. White finds that she is no longer jealous of the.fruitfuiness of her child's natural mother. When this happens. she is ready to take the next step in helping her little daughter to understand and accept her adoptive status. Marian's understanding of it is geared to an understanding of her origin. She needs early sex instruction that will dispel confusion about the act of the natural parents that gave her physical life and the Whites’ act that gave her emotional life. Dorothea P. Coe, executive secretary of New York's Spence Chapin Adoption Service, sums up the problem thus: “Adoption is something to share with the child. His true and lasting satisfaction is your love. Take pride in Si gift of
love and he will take pride in it, too.”
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Lt. Weidaw
bt Welw NDE Units Schedule Meetings
Lt. Robert Weidaw will be ..
honored with an open house from 2:30 to 5:30 p. m. today by his wife. The party
». will be in the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bleeke, 817 E. 55th St. Lt. Weidaw recently returned .from active duty in Korea where he served with the 5th Regiment, 1st Marine Division.
Mrs. Mansfield Visiting Here Mrs. William H. Mansfield, Webster Grove, Mo.” Pi Beta Phi Sorority grand council mem-
ber, is visiting the local chapter; Indiana Gamma, this week-end.
THE Community Welfare and Garden Departments of the Wantan's Department Club plan meetings for"
this week.
“A luncheon at 12:30 tomorrow is scheduled by the
Community Welfare Department in the clubhouse, 1702 N, Meridian St. Thurman- C. Ridge will show a color film and speak on “Peoples and Customs of Another Land.”
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MR. RIDGE served three years with our Armed Forces in Japan. Following this he was with the Department of Agriculture for six vears in the Province of «Kinki. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge." .
by Mesdames Marie M. Breeding, Norman H. Hi Charles H. Jansen, R. M. Manring, Raleigh Miller, C. 8. Ober and Laura E. Ray. { 5 n ” THE GARDEN DEPARTMENT will meet at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the clubhouse. Mrs. E. C. Kleiderer of the Fall Creek Garden Club will conduct a Christmas Decoration Workshop. Mrs. Lamar 8. Strong and Mrs. Walter C. Holmes are co-
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Charles L.. Hartman, William G. Holley, Albert J. Hueber, Ernest
R. Keller, Harry G. Kennett,
Robert Lambert, C. H. Maston, Willis K. Miller and Frank J. Pinella. -Mrs. Carl Spickeimier and Mrs. Philip A. Hennessees will preside at the tea table,
White Cross Guild Will Meet -
The following units of the White Cross Guild will meet next week in the Methodist Hospital: Service Center: Monday— Plainfield, Rebekah and Brookside; Tuesday-—New Jersey and
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Mrs. Mansfield also serves as national director of extension and national contact member for Pi Phi Mothers Club.
M-s, Cecil A. Taylor will be in. charge of the reéting. Mrs. Henry G. Friedmeyer will have charge of the luncheon, assisted
chairmen of the tea. They will Meridian Heights; St. Paul, be assisted by Mesdames N. F. AOA and Degree of Honor, and Bland, Willard N. Clute, Albert Friday — Brightwood, Victory
E. Cotey, William H. Craft,. and Irvington.
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