Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1952 — Page 16

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OOOOH NOOS | y 288% : hy @ 5, v {orchestra and organ, Ernst Hoff-| / Other Sq a i Cn y 3 man conducting. | Inv, ern Demo OFFICE | 4 £ 4 A wr | Oswald Ragatz, associate pro-| A / who did not ba {fessor of organ at IU, will be 774} to be quo! the A A - z : {organ soloist for the second and 4 were even SUPPLIES i X . ; third movements of the symphony. x reserved in | J : | Edwin LaBounty of Hawthorne, j | reaction to SOCIAL > i2 | {Neb,, graduate student in the mu-| j i Harriman's l © will canipal STATIONERY s : {sic school, will be one of the pi- ; : canipal oe § ano soloists in the last movement 7 + nomination. GREETING CARDS i ! 2 of the symphony. Another pi- jl 3 One prom DECORATIONS & | 1 \anist also is to be chosen for the 3 he still belie FAVORS | |performance, which requires two ag? / ; & primarily a pianos besides organ. : der 5 2 Ji : for “Northe LEATHER GOODS | ee = J ho woud TRAIT VACATION FROM BOOKS—Pupils of School 69 at 3421 N. Keystone Ave. welcomed the : : fh E the party's chance to back to their books yesterday. As part of their activities in the city's Clean Up, Paint Wait get y y: As p A 0 1 A 1 » | I I Nn N | Up, Fix Up campaign, the pupils cleaned up the S-acre school grounds Monday. Many: #0 u ams . : ’ i . ing for Mi miata | ot 4 Performances Will Address Club Indianapolis Painter 7 q A Don’t miss this last chance 3 § cxncty ne ’ gy : i Times Speeisl i thhit i 3 A Of ‘Bronco Billy’ ~ - | WASHINGTON. Apr. 23 — Eu-| 19 Exhibit in Chicago pant hi to be completely repre- Telephone Subscribers! YS compulsory Four performances of “Bronco gene C. Pulliam Sr Republican | Times Special * elephone Subscribers 4 Practices Ce e : * " CHICAGO; Apr, 23 — Ralph F. i : : 3 ; ected that a + the Billy,” the Junior Civic's final pro- newspaper publisher from Indian. | Thompson, Ienapolls ts se nte d in th e Yellow Shut you directory now. If there 1 peel with duction of the season, will be apolis, will address the 82d Club specializing in abstract art, will | . i policies on | given this week end at the Booth!at a breakfast here Tuesday. The be sepeseutsd in the fourtn an Pages! ; Make sure that 4 CHANGES IN ADDRESS 1 Mr. Ham HOME SHOW Tarkington Civic Theater. letub consists of freshman Repub- Ul RABID Hon Momentum dw. | thi a h 7 ADDITIONAL LISTINGS i paien_ big look for HA ; _ origmal Western play by(lican members of the House. |T00T Vr. | -@veryining you nave to J CORRECTIONS ‘ ] Yorks Mg ook Tor S$ sign 8. n. , Indian- a Mr. Thompson's entry in the | . : 3 ing alone w ig apolis, will be performed at 4 Paper Fences Approved exhibit, which will be on view at ey sell 18 listed. Coll cur Business Office today! 3 in front of

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: 3 DANVIL] ing equipment. To Be Banquet Guests deitRs ~Ouy I The Warren Central H : ganized a © INDIANA | in } Sport Ge School Madrigal Singers, Kath- GOP nomin TEMPERED AIR, Inc. 10en Hergt directing, will be ban- a ‘dinner m 1704 TRUMBULL WA-3301 J jiquet guests of the Moral Town- : John Elli One Block South of B. 38th 54 ship High School Sunshine Girls elected cha Atti Tal Grout Bridue at 6:30 p. m. Friday. oo == Also scheduled to sing for the annual state breakfast of Kappa Delta Gamma Sorority at the Claypool Hotel Sunday, the Warren Central singers include Carolyn McClure, Barbara Christenberry, Doris Jones, Pollock, Robert McClintle, Keithley, Robert Kistner and Robert Anderson.

Times Columnist Writes Farm Journal Article

Marguerite Smith, who writes the daily Dishing the Dirt column!

and the Sunday garden page for The Times, is author of an article, “My Adventures with Annuals,” in the May issue of Farm Journal. In it she tells of the sensitive plant, which folds its leaves when touched, the Weathervane plant, which closes its flowers before a storm. Farm Journal is published In Philadelphia, and has a circulation of more than 2,850,000.

Plenty of Sitters

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)-—You| can take the word of the Rev. Morris Kullman that there's no Welcome Wagon shortage of -baby sitters here. The Kullman's telephone number was mistakenly put in an advertise-

iment for a baby sitter. They re‘ceived 350 calls in one day.

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Dear Homemakers: by LOUIS RAINIER Last week we started to tell you a bit about the “House for Moderns” at the Indianapolis Home Show. This week we'll continue a bit more. The entire house Is the latest in modern, comfortable design. The Formal Living Room contains a group called “Pacifica.” The entire Living Room and Dining Room furniture is related, and thus interchangeable as desired. Tanquile Mahogany, Bamboo Plywood and Tortise Shell Plywood blend together wonderfully in these pleces. All upholstered pleces are low and most comfortable, due to a ° great part by liberal use of Foam Rubber. The lamps are properly designed and placed to give excellent light, yet mix correctly with the Modern setting. Ceramic, wroughtiron and wood bases give interest to these newest in lamps. The family room or Informal Living Room, of course, has TV, RCA Television that is built-in, too. Here we find a wrought-iron game or snack table with 4 chairs, lounge chairs and all the essentials for relaxation. And definitely, a Dream of a Kitchen, planned by Mr. Grover Finch, manager of our Appliance Store, for efficiency in the everyday chore of meals and snacks. Here you'll see all the newest Youngstown for the finest in kitchen equipment, Whirlpool washer and dryer, Admiral Refrigerator and Ironer, and that wonderful gadget, a Garhage Disposal! Unt. Last hut not least, for those Indiana scorchers, RCA Air Conditioning throughout. Do come out and see for yourselves. It's the “House for Moderns,” furnished by Rainier Furniture .Co., and Rainier Appliance Store, at the Indianapolis Home Show, State Fairgrounds, today through April 27.

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