Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1951 — Page 17
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MUSICAL groups will be entertained at a Christmas party and reception this week. Mack Harrell, baritone soloist with the Indianapolis
ter, National Association of Teachers of Singing. Mrs. Jane Burroughs Adams, Spihk Arms Annex, will be hostess for the event which will follow the afternoon concert. Assisting her will be her daughter, Mrs. Carl Patten’ Duke, and Miss Elma Igleman, Mrs. George Newton and Mrs. Glenn Friermood.
on ” » MRS. JOSEPH GUIDON, 5920 Pleasant Run Pkwy. will be hostess at the 1:30 p. m. Tuesday . Christmas . party of the Choral Section, Matinee Musicale, Mrs. J. R. Lowell McPherson, chairman, and Mrs. Palmer Gallup, vice chairman, will preside at the tea table. The program, to be presented under the direction of Mrs. Charles E. Monroe, will include Mrs. Frank J. Billeter, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph O. Stephens. They will present a group of Christmas songs including “Mary’s Lullaby” written by Mrs. Evelyn Lysle Fielding, former member of the Choral Section. A recording of the Nov. 18 Choral program given at the Third Christian Church, will be played by Mrs. J. J. Matich. The group will join in singing Christmas carols and gifts will be exchanged.
French Fried
French-fried caulifiower is grand. Now is the time to make good use of caulifiower, Select a white tightly . packed head without spots and bruises and treat your family and friends to a gay festival of Crisped Cauliflowerettes served with your favorite roast pork and apple combination. Remove the leaves and stem of cauliflower and separate into flowerets. Wash and precook the little flowerets and set your Fryer at 375 degrees F. Dip separate pieces in beaten egg and roll in cracker crumbs. Fry one or two minutes until golden brown. Drain on absorbent paper and serve crisp and hot. One medium sized head of cauliflower will serve from four to five.
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Yule Favorite
Our favorite cracker dunk for yuletide parties is pale green guacamole with bits of bright red pimiento folded in. Sieve a large buttery - ripe avocado and add lemon juice, grated onion and salt to taste. If you like it more highly seasoned add Tabasco sauce or Worcestershire sauce to taste.
Mincemeat Sundae
Serve a hot mincemeat sundae for one of your holiday desserts. Combine a half cup of sugar with a few grains of salt and two teaspoons cornstarch. Blend in three-fourths cup water and cook until clear. Add a cup of moist mincemeat and a couple tablespoons brandy. Serve over hard ice cream.
“Symphony Orchestra, will be honor guest at the Sunday reception of the Indiana Chap-
Reservations Listed for Operiing
RESERVATIONS are announced for tonight's opening of “Mr. Barry's Etchings” at the Civic Theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luker will be hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
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and Mrs. Frank Mussetter,
Included in Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Speakman’s party will be Messrs. and Mesdames Horace CGoheen, Lowe]l 8, Fisher, Maxwell Droke and John L. Gold-, thwaite.
on and Mrs. John Brayton daughter, Jessie Mae, will entertain Dr. and Mrs. Robert Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seidensticker will be dinner and theatre guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Deming. = ” » 0 MR. AND MRS. W. Frank Parrish Jr. will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs¢ Earl HB Schmidt. The Saturday night audience and its guests include Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis with Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Palmer. Mr. and
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hosts to -their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson, Daytséh, O.,
and Mr, and Mrs. Russel Du Granut. On ' Sunday, Dr. and Mrs.
Gordon W. Batman will be hosts” to Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Quackenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Eads will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bilby. Attending with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Spier will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Churchman. Mrs. C. L. Loveless, Mr. and Mrs. L, Heffner and Mr. and Mrs. entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George Wait.
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QUESTION: My husband has high blood pressure. Would the drinking of alcoholie liquors have any effect? Does anger .and excitement bring the blood pressure up or is that just a superstition? ANSWER: Heavy drinking of alcoholic beverages would certainly be unwise, Some doctors do allow moderate quantities for those with high blood pressure, however. The effect of anger and excitement is not ‘a superstition; these emotions often cause the pressure to rise 30 or 40 points in a few minutes.
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She should ask herself if she will fit in with the general color harmony of the house.
Facial make-up alone isn’t enough to consider. The color of her topknot is also important. In fact, it is the largest color area around her face and should be seriously considered in relation to the color scheme of her home.
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Don't Be Afraid o Tell = Child What Lie’ Means: is
By MURIEL LAWRENCE
OROTHY 8S. is a young mother who prides herself on using the honest, frank words to answer her little son's sex
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One day Cubby tells her that his friend Bill's mother has invited him to lunch. But when she telephones Bill's mother to explain that Cubby
has to go shopping with her, she discovers there was no invitation. She laughs and says, “Just Cubby’s imagination again.” Even to herself, she does not call her young son's lie a “lie.” I find this inconsistent of Cubby’s mother, She knows that she has Been able to give wholesome sex instruction to her child becduse her own feeling about sex is wholesome, Why, then, doesn’t she see that her refusal to use the honest,
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frank word to describe what is not true may be due to some unwholesome feeling about the word
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IFF WE ARE frightened by the word “lie,” we
should find out why.
If we aren't afraid of it,
we should be able to use the word to Cubby to describe the absence of truth as naturally and simply as we use the word “night” to describe
the absence of ‘day.
We should try to discover why we resist the
word “lie.”
The discovery may be important to
our own independence of people who have made
us afraid of it.
Cosmetics Good For Every Woman
If you are one of the familiar
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For among the variety of tempting beauty aids this Christmas, you are certain to nd something for every woman on your shopping list. Moreover, you'll find these thingsately packaged at no extra cost.
Vacuum Carpets
Once a Week Daily care gives carpets and rugs that “picked-up” look
which any homemaker likes to achieve. The vacuum cleaner thus repays handsomely for a few minutes’ use each day. There should be thorough
cleansing of the rugs, carpets, | draperies and the |
furniture, like, with the vacuum cleaner, once a week at least, if the homemaker hopes to keep
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power to disturb us, we can use it to help Cubby's trust of truth conde alive. It is fine to protect him against shameful feelings about his body by getting to him first with good feelings about it: before chance talk or others can contaminate his ideas. _
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IT IS JUST as fine to get to a child first with the word the world uses to describe what is une true. Were I Cubby’s mother, I would take no chances on his hearing ugly talk about “dirty liars” that might make him feel too wicked for
I would jst as soon that I was the first person to define the word “lie” to my child. I would want to define it in such a way as to accomplish two ends: I would want to insulate it as well as possible against fear aad shame. I would want to expose a lie as a thief of Cubby's happiness.
WHEN I had given him ‘he frank, honest name for the untruth he had told me, I would point out how the truth, instead of the lie, might have produced that lunch at Bill's house. I would say, “If you had told me how much you wanted to stay at Bill's house for lunch, I would have telephoned his mother and asked her to invite you. I could have gone shopping - alone, if you had told me the truth, So, you see . how unkind this lie has been to you. Next time, trust the truth—and see what happens!” oS Ob
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CUBBY won't stop telling us lies because we call them ‘imagination.” He will learn to tell the truth when we are successful in exposing falsehood as a complicated, inefficient, lonely way to solve his problems.
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