Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1951 — Page 7

19, 1951

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Christmas

~ Safety Hints Offered

“[DECK the halls with boughs of holly . .."” is a warm and wondrous

thought on these gay preChristmas days, but unfortunately—it also brings to mind the possibility that danger, destruction and even death may be lurking nearby. Like it or not, this is the time of year when your home is

most often invaded by fire and.

accident. The most popular point of attack is the brightly lit and. silvery-tinseled Christmas tree. The warmth of a radiator, fireplace or television set is enough to start a fire. According to the National Safety Council, the tree takes ail of two minutes to completely burn up, and a blaze can roar through your home before you have a chance to do anything about it. 2 ” ” 3 TO KEEP your tree-a symbol of happiness rather than tragedy, take these simple but vital precautions. Put off the actual purchase of your tree until Christmas Eve. You can test its freshness by shaking it to see if any needles fall, but, if that is impossible, as soon as you have the tree home, throw water all over it, Then cut about an inch off the trunk end, on a slant, to open the pores for drawing up water. ” » n

TREE DECORATIONS can

be dangerous, too. They should -

be made of glass and metal, and if colored lights are used, bé sure all the wires are in perfect condition. Provide a switch at some distance from the tree for turning lights on and off, .and never leave the tree lights burning when no one is home. If the decorations at the base of your tree include a “snow scene,” you are tempting fate unless it’s made of flameproof cotton or a white sheet sprin-. kled with fireproof snow. To be extra safe, don’t set up the electric trains around the tree. - And as the holiday progresses, watch for browning needles. They mean it's time for the tree to come down.

Garden Club Sets Annual Party

Hawthorne Green Buds Garden Club will have its Christmas party at 7 p. m. Friday in the home of Mrs. Paul A. Lechner, 5426 E. 17th St. After a buffet supper there will be a gift exchange. Mrs. Richard Duncan and Mrs. Kenneth Apple will assist Mrs. Lechner, /

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Coming Home For Holidays

Donald L. Wise will come from New York to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank J. Wise, 5317 Boulevard Place. He is a student in New York University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

Woodstock Club

Names Directors

Mrs, Fis k Landers, Sam Wheeler and Herbert Wilson were named to the Woodstock

Club board of directors at last night’s annual meeting in the club. A dinner followed thie business session.

Home for Holidays August Sturm, senior: at Florida Southern College, Lake-

land, Fla., has arrived home to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

* Sturm, 925 Southern Ave.

Vacation Ended

Mr. and Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs, 1433 N. Pennsylvania

St., have returned from a twoweeks vacation in Miami, Fla.

Mr. Butler Takes Bride

Miss Marion Viola Gay became the bride of Henry Fielding Butler Dec. 10 in the Trinity Episcopal Church parish house. The ceremony was read at 4:30 p. m. by the Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank A. Gay, Manchester, N. H. Mrs. William R. Butler, 3531 N. Kenwood Ave. is the mother of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Ozan Marsh attended the couple. They are at home at the Kenwood Ave. address. Mrs. Butler was graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music and Columbia University. She is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota musical sorority. Mr. Butler re-

- ceived his bachelor's degree

from Columbia College and his

master’s from Columbia Uni-

versity. He also is a graduate of the New York Institute of Musical Art and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Psi fraternities.

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her magnificent gown reflected the lights of the room. Entranced, I could scarcely take my eyes away from her long enough to say “Thank you” to a faded, thin woman

_ in black who handed me my

coffee, Later, I told my friend, “Who was that quiet, tiredlooking person in the black dress? Just one of the satellites—or her secretary?” My friend stared at me. “Oh, you mean F—-! I thought I

We are not all world-famous actresses. some of us are successful business and profes-

Blackwood on Bridge—

What Is Best Move After Redouble?

VWEHEN an opponent opens the bidding, your partner doubles and

the other opponent redoubles, what is your best action? With a balanced and weak

hand you pass and let partner .

, take himself out. Holding a five card suit, even in a hand with only about one-half honor trick, it “is usually best to show that suit. Partner should not take this as a free bid.

Mr. Dale You should come in with

West dealer Neither side vulnerable

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By MURIEL LAWRENCE ; NCE, I was taken by a friend to it the home of a world-famous actress. She was wonderful—a flashing, dark

woman in her late 50s who reflected the

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Mrs. Lawrence had told you. That was Madame's daughter.”

But

a bid even on a four-card suit and with a fairly weak hand, when your suit is next above the suit bid By the enemy. The reason is that such a bid contains no bidding space. ” ® » SUCH A situation arose in today’s deal. Mr. Dale doubled and Miss Brash redoubled. The opening bid was one club. Mr. Masters promptly bid one diamond because that call did not shut out any bids for his partner. Mr. Dale could still bid hearts or spades at the one

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But let's: be sure we®don’t use our own success to discourage our children’s desire to go

IF WE HAVE a teen-age child who seems disinterested in his future, we should not press him for decisions, but help him reach out for the | maturity from which such decisions are made. It may be that what our dependent child needs to speed up his self-confidence is an independent earning and working experience, It may be that he needs a parent to show interest in his search for summer job opportunities—interest that is not too heavily salted with references to the great courage, perserverance and wisdom that has earned his own present state of solvency.

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five diamonds, as he was by no means sure that he could defeat a four heart contract, Actually, the only tricks his side could have won were the ace of spades, a spade ruff and the king of hearts. Five clubs turned out to be a very fine “sacrifice” when Mr. Masters easily won eleven tricks. Mr. Abel opened the king of clubs, which Miss Brash overtook to lead a trump. Mr, Masters won the second trick in his own hand and led a heart toward the king. After losing to the ace of hearts he simply cross-ruffed the hand for the rest of the tricks.

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