Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1952 — Page 4

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New Floor Covering Considers Little Guy” With Tiny Purse

By JEAN SPICKLEMIRE

ORE AND more manufacturers thinking of the “little guy.” This is evident “especially in the new spring lines of carpeting fabrics, styles

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underlining a feeling of plushness.

Heretofore only -available to the expensive home-owner, the textured floor covering is the newest to come within this category. It’s done in a very special way by the Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. Available here at Block's, the design (illustrated) has - varying levels of pile height. That's the

The Mature Parent—

: By MURIEL LAWRENCE

FROM 6:30 a. m. to 4:05 p. m,, I have done these things: » . Prepared two school lunches and four

breakfasts; located a mislaid mitten and income tax blank; washed dishes; dusted: dustmopped; made three beds; hung up bathrobes and pajamas; sewed on two loose buttons: emptied three wastebaskets and collected clothes for the cleaner; polished the bathroom mirror; screwed the top on the toothpaste; mopped under the washbowl and sorted tomorrow's laundry; eaten a sandwich and swallowed two mouthfulls of tea; delivered the clothes to the cleaner; and bought meat, vegetables, fruit, detergent and a roll of waxpaper.

" ~ » WITH THESE spoils of my supermarket battle spilling overva large. brown bag in

: my arms, I stagger home at 4:05 p. m. to behold my daughter sprawled on the living room rug. She is absorbed in a story about a Persian Prince and a winged horse of ebony. Around her are the

crumbs of oatmeal cookies. In her hand is’a glass that has held milk and. her 9-year-old feet prance the air, Even in my own ears, T sound like a shrew. LGet up off the floor!” I cry. “What do you think I am—a slave in this house? Wash that glass! Get those crumbs swept up! Move!” Were the yong creature in the living room a puppy, not a child, I would not be enraged by his-play. No matter how heavy my grocery bag. the sight of him chasing imaginary cats ‘would fill me with warm and benign emotion, Why do - you suppose the sight of my human young one's entranced face and empty cookie box fills me with such ferocity? * <> oo oe : IT COULD NOT possibly be that I envy the

Nursery Parents To Be Feted

Parents of children in the Kirshbaum Community Center Nursery School will be enter-

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method that creates its look of luxury, a three-dimensional effect .that seems handcarved, that belies its $8.95 per square yard price tag. Widths are 27-inch, nine, 12 and 15 foot. - The carpeting, dubbed Chapel Hill, includes both ‘straight and springtwist yarns. They make the leaf scroll, a distinctive pattern that will fit either into a traditional or modern home. A blend weave, Chapel Hill has the same durability, color fastness of wool carpeting; It's available in doeskin beige, woodland: rose, dove gray or: powder green, - .

Learn to Check Your Envy Those Carefree Children.

child's fun as I could not possibly envy the puppy's, could it? It could not be that 1 who have worked so hard all day to prove myself a fine, conscientious wife and mother have felt sudden, violent jealousy of someone-who can lie on her stomach, read fairy .tales and kick her legs in the air--or could {t? Qf course it could. Jealousy of children’s irresponsibility {3 often felt by nice fathers and mothers. We mdy be

- afflicted with it if the sight of a child enjoying

himself always lboks like ‘waste of time” or “lolling around.” We should not be in the least dismayed to find that we wish we could be doing the wasting and lolling ourselves. But we should admit our envy promptly. By admitting it first to ourselves,“then to the child, we can usually repair the damage done ¢o his trust of us by the snappish or aggressive manner with which we have treated his irresponsibility.

oo oe o> THUS, WHAT 1 do, as my datighter Sweeps up the crumbs from the rug, is to hold the dustpan for her and say,”" I lost my tember Just now because I was jealous of you, When I saw vou

having such a good time with your book and the

, cookies, I wanted to be reading ‘a fairy tale my-

self instead of holding an armful of groceries. Just for.a minute, I wanted to be 9 years old like you. It didn’t last long because I really enjoy being grownup, If I weren't grown up, for in stance, how could T have you?” The bad thing about this envy of childhood is that, unchecked, it can get out’ of control Then we really .get to thinking of Qurselves as broken-spirited truck horses. This is not too good an image of oneself to have—it makes us behave as though we think we're. good for nothing but carrying heavy loads. : That's an idea that even our closest and dearest. should never be permitted to entertain. The total result is that we get so fouled up in feeling for ourselves that the young give us up as poor propositions for trust or confidence. Our envy of childhood ends up by romanticizing it so that we become blind to the very real struggles and hardships of this time of life—and our term of leadership is over.

Program to Honor Auxiliary Members

At an appreciation program tonight in Billings Hospital six members of the Robison-Rags-

1aines at an 8:30 p. m. program have been selected by the board Jule naanit a hesieas Legion today In Kirshbaum's Lodge - of directors, Indianapolis’Camp ition for ah oR Mesdames Whitney Green- Fire Girls, for the year, volunteer workers for the past

berg, Robert Kammen, Ralph" Levin and Rachael Weil, plan-

ning committee, will" be . * Rin- . hostesses. : er) Dn etna Rin Luke Snyder, A. L. Moudy and A play, “Sudden Showers." ie p gnt; Mrs, ma. Fred Wolf will be honored will be presented by Mesdames ¢Nling Day Camp; Mrs. | —— ° Greenberg, Kammen and Levin, Vernon Macnabb, extension; | | A discussion will follow on Robert Robb, finance; Mrs. | i various types of discipline for Kenneth Lemon, community |

youngsters led by Merritt Gilman of the Indiana University School of Social Work.

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They include Miss Irene ¢ Boughton, adult and sustaining

service, and Mrs. M. R. Granger, Camp Wohelo. | er ‘Mrs. Russell Merkel; awards; | Miss Mamie D. Larsh, personRobert. Johnson, relations; Miss Helen Brown, : social} Mrs. J, Conley Robinson, | training; Karl Wolfe, nominat- | \{ e Ing and Lester Irons, general | -

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RS. SUZANNE SILM VERCRUYS STEVENSON, North Windham, Conn., national president and founder -of Minute Women

of the USA, Inc, will be in Indianapolis for & public address

Mar. 5, it was announced today by Mrs, O, C. Winters, chairman of the Indianapolis and

Marion County Chapter of the organization,

The lecture will be at 7:30 p. m, in the World War Me- . “morial. Mrs. Stevenson's topic will he “Guarding the Land We Love.”

" » ~ . MINUTE WOMEN is a movenent crusading for Constitutional government, It is nonpartisan, non-political and nonsectarian, . The - local chapter is being organized under Mrs. Winters’ direction. Officers appointed to date Include Mrs, Glen. I... Campbell, secretary; Miss Fannie Belle Flemming, treasurer; Mrs, J, C. Siegesmund and Mrs. ‘Richard Miller, membershop chairman and assistant respectively, and Mrs. Beurf® SerVaas, publicity chalrman, » Advisors to the group are Donald Bruce, radio commentator: Allan B. Willand, director of the national Americanism commission” of the American legion, and George O. Browne Sr., immediate past president of Optimist International. Miss Marguerite Dice is reglonal director.

University ~ Unit Elects

Mrs. Charles Efrovmson is the new president of the Indianapolis Chapter, National Women's «Committee of Brandeis University. Other officers, elected this afternoon at a membership tea in the home of Mrs. J. A. Goodman, 301 W. Kessler Blvd., are Mesdames Myron Feinberg, Henry Silver and Alexander S. Wolf vice presidents; Mrs. L.eonard Solomon and Mrs. Louis Marks, corresponding and recording secretaries; Mrs. Charles Brenner, treasurer, and Miss Emma Gelman, financial treasurer. Mrs. Goodman, retiring president, was named honorary vice president. The new board of directors includes Mesdames Maurel Rothbaum, Joseph Rothbard, Philip J. Fichman, Max Selig, F. A. Silberman, Herman

Grande, Howard Kahn, Philip M. Adler and Walter J. Lichtenstein.

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By VIVIAN BLAINE LETS zo for a walk togefhiér. Not, mind you, that we'll lose weight by walking. We won't.

But I think you'll find that a brisk, steady walk will help to

clear your mind of cobwebs and keep you feeling physically alert,

For the person-.on a diet, a walk 4cts as a real tonic. : » u ”

MY WALKING IS done, of course, in Manhattan. So though I'm- often tempted to window shop, 1 make a point of resisting this temptation. ~ Sometimes, I time my walk, glancing at my watch every two or three blocks. This way, there's less inclination to loiter. I dress for the part when I walk just as I dress for a stage role. This means choosing a suit with a skirt that permits a comfortable stride, and a tiny hat that's comfortable and easy to wear. My shoes heels.

always have low = ” » YOU CAN'T possibly teeter along in high heels and expect to benefit from your walk: Clip off the blocks at a good pace, swinging your legs from the hips and breathing deep. Keep your head up and leave sightseeing for some other day. This walk is meant to make you feel fit!

The léngth of the walk is,

How to Get in Trim for Spring ® In Medically Approved Fashion

Here's the second in a sevenday diet series in which Vivian

Blaine, star of the Broadway hit. “Guys and Dolls,” teams with Ann Williams - Heller,

noted authority on reducing; to show you how to get in trim for springtime in an easy, tortureless and médically approved fashion.

naturally, up to you. But I cut mine short before I begin to feel tired. n » n I'M NOT HAVING an endurance contest with myself nor am I trying to prove something. So, when I find myself weakening, I hail a cab or board a bus and head for home. Your walk should become an invigorating daily habit. It may not last more than 15 minutes but it should last at least that long.’ And, believe it or not, you'll find that as you walk you won't be ‘worrying about those extra pounds.

” "= ” SECOND DAY'S DIET By ANN WILLIAMS-HELLER Before Breakfast Juice of 14 lemon in small " glass of hot water Breakfast Stewed Dried Apricots (5 halves, no sugar) Puffed Wheat (14 cup with Wheat, Germ, 1 tablespoon) Cottage Cheese Balls . (2 tablespoons) Coffee or Tea Skim Milk (1 cup) Luncheon Tomato Juice (12 cup)

Indiana Woman's GOP Club Plans Installation

(OFFICERS will be installed at the noon luncheon meeting of the Indiana Woman's Republican Club Thursday. The session will be in the Columbia Club. Mrs. Mary Benadum, Muncie, will be the speaker.

Theme for the meeting will be the achievement of wamen in public life today. Miss Sally Gilkison, Washington, Ind., will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Duenweg. Mrs. Laurence Hayes will be in charge of original musical numbers. The decorations will be handled by Mesdames A. C. Davisson, John M. Caylor, Mildred Hollingsworth and Merle Safford. Mrs. A. B. Good and Mrs. John W. Schoeneman are in charge~ of reservations.

od = " SPECIAL GUESTS.who will attend include Mesdames Mabel Fraser, Cale Holder, John Innis, Edwin Haerle, Charles Brownson and Alex Clark.’ The hostesses will be Mesdames Allen Hunter, Philip Clark, H. Dale Brown, Frank Fairchild, Martha Martin, James Emmert, Donald Bowen, Mary Schubert and Grace Tanner. Mrs. Eleanor Malone will be hostess at the table for past presidents, and Mrs. Wolf Sussman will entertain founders of the club. Officers who will be ‘installed include Mrs. Fern E. Norris, president; Mrs. A, B. Good and

Mrs. Frank Gilkison, first and °

second vice presidents; Mrs. Edward Schilling and Mrs. John W. Schoeneman, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Laura Ray, treasurer, and Mesdames Oren W. Saunders, William Bolen and Earl Buchanan, board members.

Mrs. Light To Be Speaker

“A Journey to Denmark’ will be the subject of Mrs. Georgia Light's talk before the North Unitarian Church Guild at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. J. H. P. Gause, 502 Blue Ridge Rd., will be the hostess. She will be assisted by Mrs. Edward D. Campbell. The group, mréeting-for luncheon, will bring the regular contribution of cookies for .the Service Men’s Center. Mrs. Herman Rinne is program _chairman. ; :

Leap Year Dance

Is Scheduled

“Sadie Hawkins night” a leap year dance, will be held by the Boosters in the Riviera Club at 9 p. m. Friday. Mr. and Mrs, E. W. McIlvaine and Mr. and ‘Mrs. L. C. True are in charge of the dance. Everyone is urged to dress in the “Hawkins” style. Tommy Woods and his orchestra will play.

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Two Groups Set Meetings

Two organizations of Philip Neri Catholic Church will meet. this week.’

The Altar Society will sponsor a hand-embroidered pillowslip card party at 8 p. m. today in the school auditorium, 535.N. Eastern Ave.

Mrs. Rose Vollrath will be in charge. . Cub Scout Pack of the church will honor its den mothers at a dinner Thursday in Holly Hock Hill.

Mesdames William Babbitt, James Evans, Daniel Hagan, Albert Holp, Anthony Kutylo, Franeis Jordan, John Killinger, Charles Pogue, William Keefe, Harold Schaffner and Jess Tremain will be entertained.

Birthday Fete

To Be Friday

Mrs. Ear] C. Pope, Shelby- - ville,

will celebrate her first birthday in four years Friday at a family party in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Larry Stafford, 6120 Raleigh Drive. She will be 56 years old this Leap Year. . «Assisting the hostess will be her gzisters, Mrs. Lawrence Price, - Shelbyville, “and Mrs. James Anderson. Coming from Shelbyville for the occasion will be Mr, Pope; Earl E. Pope, the honor guest's son; Mrs. George Richardson, Miss Delores Walton and Mr. Price. Mrs. Pope's brother, Ora Richardson, and Mrs. Richardson will attend.

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"DAILY HABIT —Viyian Blaine knows a brisk walk is a real help to anyone on a diet. It won't take off pounds but will aid in keeping you trim and making you feel alive.

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" n n RECIPE FOR KIDNEY STEW Wash one and one-half pounds kidneys, and remove all the tubes, outer membranes and suet, Wash kidneys again; split through center and remove fat and heavy veins. Slice two medium onions, two carrots, and one-half pound mushrooms. Wrap several parsley sprigs in cheesecloth. Heat three cups soup stock or water, add meat and all vegetables and greens. Cover and simmer for 45 minutes or until tender. Remove parsley. Add one tablespoon white wine if desired, bring fo quick boil once, and season with very little salt before<serving. Serves six.

Speaker Announced ISS MARTHA JANE STONE, Lexington, Ky., national counselo=“s£ Phi. Beta, national professional

music and speech fraternity for womén, will be guest of :

the Indianapolis Chapter tomorrow:

She is a member of the Transylvania University speech department. &

Mrs. Virginia Green, 2650

Sutherland Ave., will be hostess «

for the 8 p. m. event. A musical and dramatic program has been arranged by Miss (lara Ryan, program chairman. Taking part will be Mesdames Iola Pence, Maxine Clark and Clydia Clark and Miss Charlene Buttz. Mrs. Katherine will ‘be in charge of a brief business session preceding the program,

War Mothers Group To Hear Reynolds

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can War Mothers, meets at 7:30 |

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A nominating committee will be appointed when the executive

board of the State Association, -

National Association of Parliamentarians, meets in the directors room of the National Bank at Thursday. Plans for .the April meeting, when Mrs. Herbert I. Mantz, national president, will be guest speaker, will be discussed.

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