Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1952 — Page 4

Couple Lists Attendants

| Migs Anne Stuhldreher will be her sister's only attendant when Miss Marjorie 8tuhldreher and william J. Tobin are morfed Apr. 26 in Blessed Sacra. ent Chapel of 88, Peter and : Fou Cathedral, re. { The vows will he repeated fore members of the immedi: te family. John P. Tobin Wil he his rother's best man. The ushers ill include the future bride's “brothers, Wiliam, Walter and Dohalg Stuhidreher. 1 Mrs, Pembroke Cornelius will

pntertain in the home of her mother, Mrs, Howard Williams, 5660 Washington Blvd, Friday night with a dinner and kitchen shower for the bride-to-be, { Baturday Mrs. Max E. Win. feregg and Miss Martha Ann Bhivl will give a luncheon apd Jan shower in the home of e latter in 3718 N, Meridian

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Ink Hard to Remove | Ink spots are ‘very difficult | to remove from. such substances as wood, so

porous use an ‘ounce of prevention. Keep wood | floors and desk tops well waxéd | Ahd ThE WAT hot Vie “ablé ‘to { penetrate the wood. Then in | case gf, agcident, ‘wipe off thé | ink immediately and apply a fittle soap and water’ to any Jemaining discoloration.

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Times photos by Dean Timmarman,

STAPLE STORAGE—Canister set in vivid colors.

2 of 3 Families

WCTU to Aid

Serviceme ervicemen Times fala Secvice ANDERSON, Apr, 1 The Indiana Women's Christian Temperance Union will donate 27.380 cans of fruit juice to servicemen in Korea, This is the first of what is hoped will be many such shipments to go to men in Korea, according to Mrs. Herman 8tanley, Anderson, state président. the annual meeting in . Terre Haute in October the organization voted to" finance the project, The firat contribution was received by the state treasurer; Mrs, Morris Romnie, Columbus, Ind, Jan. 24 and has grown steadily ‘rice.’ Bie The first’ shipment of 570 cases has been placed with the H. J. Heinz Co, which will de-

In U.S. in Debt

Timex Special NEW YORK, Apr. 1. Nearly

two families out of three in the United States who have young children are either buying something on the. installment plan or owe money for other reasons, according to a survey of non-real estate debt quoted this month by the In-

But so far, the study shows most of these young families seem to be doing a good job of managing their debts, Based on a survey made by the Research. Center of the University of Michigan the re port -shows that families with

children under 18 are much more apt to borrow money than liver it to shipboard where the single persons and families BOvernment picks it up for dewithout children. | livery In Korea, : People in the “middle” and Each can is equipped with an

opener so it can be carried by men in combat areas. and car. ries the message, “Gift of the WOTU of Indiana.”

higher income groups. are dlso comparatively frequent borrowers and so-are young people as compared with older people,

Times photo by John R. Spicklemire

Kerr (center) and Miss Pat McDonald (right) rehearse the stunt’

the Butler University Chapter of Delta Delta Delta Sorority will give Saturday at the group's Mrs. Philip E, Berns, alumnae member of the luncheon planning committee, sits in The. event will begin at 2 30 p. m. in the Columbia Club.

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JUST OFF THE BOAT—Casseroles imported from Italy.

Italian Nees Appeal to Eye

By JEAN ‘SPIC KLEMIRE Times Homes Editor

RTICLES from ftaly may look frivo-. lous, but actually they've a practical bent. . : Typical is a boatload at Ayres” just arrived last week and lifted.from the excelsior onto the fifth floor china department, The pieces include beflowered and befruited casseroles, large enough for # giant dinner party, effective enough for flower bowls. The lids, with handles fashioned eilher of fruit or raised so fingers can graap them easily, are notched to

A more than acceptable ‘Easter gift for the younger set is the cookie house made in the shape of a round dwelling. Tts accurate details include the pink brick that shows through in spots and the-brick chimney, $3.45. Also designed to be loved by the tots is a Mr. and Mrs. pair of ducks. of straw, -a material Italians like. Even Mrs. Duck's bahushka is crocheted of the stuff. Handdyed colors give the ensembles added appeal. £1.50 for each little animal, ideal for Easter tables,

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allow’ ladles to remain in the howl without slipping in the hot liquid. $13.95, $8.95, $7.95. Colors, ¢haracteristically gay, are bright blue, soft blue, reds and violets on white. oD CANISTER SETS are done in pottery. accommodate tea, coffee. sugar, salt and pepper storage. The latter two were especially made for Ayres’, extra, large so they'd be popular at buffets. ; * ; : Each scene is different, something that's practically a trademark with Ttalians. Every piece is handmade, and they make no-effort to regi-

lights a cocky rooster, is banded in dark green. For non-smokers, the trays will double as candy dishes. $5.65. Cruet sets have been popular-back to the times they were done as pewter castors in the center of the table. The Italian one has a provincial touch, with red, blue and natural straw holder and white pottery bottles. The stoppers are straw, too, which add a flippant note. $4.50. What's more practical than a basket? If they're dyed in pastel shades, they're doubly enticing. The fluted edged one pictured, comes in pink, sprout, chartreuse, dark blue, all colors

HANDMADE—Cruet set and pastel straw trays.

Way to Identify French Cuff Shirts

GIFTS FOR EASTER—(Left to right) cookie house, Mr. and Mrs, Duck and commodious ashtray.

ment designs. to harmonize favorably with the House and Shirts neatly folded in a - solve your problem. A small . The canisters are just the : ticket . to inject a Garden co-ordination picture. It’s $1.50, will hold “drawer present a problem-—- “x” to distinguish the shirts touch of brightness in a spanking white kitehen.. bread or rolls, a casserole, seving implements. which ones have the "French with French cuffs will save $7.95 for the three larger pieces; $2.25 a pair for The oblong one is light green; $3.75. It's right cuffs? Mark th unfolding several shirts to find

for a platter or low tray of flowers,

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