Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1952 — Page 10

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By BETTY LOCHER Times Fashion Editor

T YOUR feet for sum"mer is a world of next-to-nature shoes, airy, cool, and all with room for toe-

wriggling. : Lacy nylon mesh, pale, pretty

Students

To Receive Medals

by Edward E. Petri, Inc., to seniors in nearby universities, colleges and preparatory schools, will be pre-

nual ‘banquet tonight in the - © Marott Hotel by Alliance Fran~ealse.’

Preceding the. dinner, the * laureates will be honored with a reception. Phillippe Tournter, Besancon, France, an exchange student at DePauw University, will discuss “French Youth and Amer.

ican Youth ~ Their Common * Ideals and Problems.”

: o ” » WINNERS OF this year's

in French, include Busan Benjamin, Butler University; Larry De Lon, DePauw Uni “yersity; William D. Romey, Iny diana University; Patricia J. : Baxter, Purdue University; Rita

ers College; Emily Walsh, St. Meary-of- Woods College, and Stanton Millet, Wabash Col-

MILLERKIN SPECTATORS—White ion (wishable, mesh is combined with taffy calf for a comfortable sport shoe, $15.95.

: QILVER medals donated

sented at the 6:30 o'clock an-

medals, awarded for proficiency .

, Sheridan, Marian College; An~—ta Spear, Indiana State-Tezeh-

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leather or iridescent jewel-toned strips go into the making of these breezy counterparts of the

high-buttoned shoe. At last the bugaboo of cleaning spectator sport pumps has been licked. New this year is the spectator in white nylon mesh which is washable, combined with

VALLEY PARFAIT SANDALS—Pistachio, lemon and apricot ice colors make a gay summer sandal

for $17.95,

taffy colored leather, The one shown is a Millerkin (I. Miller's junior line) with wonderfully comfortable low heel. It also comes in black or navy mesh with matching suede. Squared tips are flattering ane toe-cozy, . p MESH 18 USED "alto in the dressy pump shown. This one,

PARTY PRIZES—Mrs. Frank russe Tol ote wie 0 i

Delta Chapter; Psi Iota: Xi Sorority wrapping prizes at the chapter's

-members, select ribbons for enefit-bridge Thursday. Pro-

ceeds of the 1:30 p. m. party in Block's Auditorium will be used for the purchase of thermos bottles at General Hospital and other sorority-sponsored philanthropies.

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is combined with Balencioga suede for a dressy Crushed raspberry and azure blue kid make a dressy, pump, $23.95.

pump, $17.95,

with sling back, open toe and high heel, is trimmed with a rosette of mesh. The shoe is outlined with Palensiags susie

It is also available in 8 navy or all brown, designed by Valley. If you like your shoes as luscious color complements to dressy ensembles, consider the

The Mature: Parent—

next- to-nothingest -shoe-of-the-year designed by I. Miller, Tiny strips of leather are all that hold foot and sole together, The strips are made of iridescent jewel-toned kid combining crushed raspberry and azure blue. Mouth-watering parfait pastel leather makes the pretty summer sandal that ties at the

instep. The leather is soft as silk and double so it will not cut the foot. Colors combined In the shoe are pistachio green, ‘lemon and apricot. These shoes are stunning with navy, black,

, gray, brown, beige and white.

All the shoes photographed are available in a wide size range in Wasson's Third Floor Shoe Department.

| Son's Resentment Is Mother's

gested that he should do his

By MURIEL LAWRENCE OME time ago, the juvenile court put

Carl on probation for truancy. However, he still can’t seem to obey school rules. Last week, when he was late for the third

time, his attendance teacher telephoned his mother. She lied and said Carl had overslept. When Miss Robinson sug-

sleeping “earlier at night instead of late in the day, Carl's mother lost her temper. “I'll thank you to stop telling me how to raise my boy,” she said heatedly, “If he's late, that's my business. I don't have to account to you for the way I run my home.” < . Carl's resentment at authority is his mother's resentment at it. His mother gets satisfaction out of his defiance of it. Her resentment at it is what makes her lie, conniving with her child to escape the consequences of his ants, * o

THIS I8 most hazardous for Carl. Dr. Karl Menninger has listed what he calls the “unwitting crimes” parents commit against children. Among them he includes shielding them from the consequences of their acts. Resentment at authority is a common motive for this moral neglect. Authority, I discover, is defined as “power derived from respect and esteem.” Carl's mother can't respect and esteem authority because authority was mixed up for her with domination. She had a pretty rough time of it as a little girl.

White Cross Guild Lists Meetings

Mrs. Lawrence

When she encouraged Carl to défy authority, she really defied the domination of the inflexible person who i i

AMONG PARENTS of delinquent children, hate of rules is often very marked. It is responsible: for their habit of condoning defiant behavior and is rooted in an experience with someone who has made obedience hateful and degrading instead of emotionally satisfying. When Carl's mother, for example, attacks Miss Robinson, she is avenging herself upon the Aunt Mae who made traps to catch her in lies. Her self-esteem has been so deeply bruised that the slightest touch upon it gives her deep pain. Unless she. can disentangle her hate of Aunt Mae from her hate of authority, she will continue to react with violent defense and encourage Carl's Seance, ve “

HER CASE {illustrates one source of the over? protection that shields children from the consequences of their acts. It has not been love for Carl that protects him from penalty for wrongdoing, but his mother’s tragic need to get over her resentment of a dead woman. * In mild form, resentment at authority can affect ths parents of normal children. When

- we allow Mildred to persuade us to write a false

excuse on her tardy note, we may be suffering from a little resentment at authority, When we take a high tone with teachers or neighbors who report misbehavior to us, our defense of our child is apt to be resentment at being called to account for ourselves. If we do feel irritated at such times, what we

heed is a little more self-respect and self-esteem.

We can be sure that if obedience to law, has been made happy for us by love, we will not be reluctant to help our son or daughter learn the lesson that will make obedience happier and more satisfying to him than defiance.

Health Plan For Nursery

The following units of the White Cross Guild will meet next week in the Service Cen-

ter: Monday—Central Avenue, Physic Science, First Baptist, Donati and Blue and Gold; Tuesday—Capitol Avenue, University Park and West Michigan; Wednesday — Children’s Cheer, West, Washington and 8t. Mark. : Thursday—Temple Sisterhood, Municipal Garden and Ben Davis, and Friday—Tabernacle Garden, Mt, Comfort, Marytha,

| Wesleyan and Beta Sigma Phi.

Mothers’ Club to Meet.

The Mothers’ Club of Phi Kappa Fraternity will meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday in the Butler University Atherton Center.

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Nursery Center Teachers will meet at 7:45 p. m. Monday in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Kindergarten for a panel discussion on “What Is an Adequate Health Program for Our Nursery Center?”

Panel members will include

Mesdames Bernice Senour, *

Esther Shulz, Marvin Fox and Garven Dalglish and Dr. Sidney Kauffman.

On the agenda of the business session is discussion of the daily health inspection, health requirements of the staff, the physical plant of the school and safety, transportation and first aid. Public school kindergarten teachers will receive copies of the Guide of Nursery Centers in Indianapolis at a 4 p. m.

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meeting Monday. It is prepared by the Nursery Center Committee of the Family and Child Health Division, Health and Welfare Council and the American Association of University Women to help parents select a nursery school, day nursery or private kindergarten.

Hostess Announced

For Museum Session " Mrs, Norman Wise, president of Parent-Teacher Association of School 41, will be hostess Sunday at the Children’s Museum Family Hour. Patrons, students and teachers of the school will visit the museum, 3010 N. Meridian St., from 2 to 5 p. m. Assisting will be Miss Maude Price, principal.

Golfing ‘Event Ret

A PUTTING contest and ‘a luncheon Saturday will mark the opening of Broadmoor Ladies Golfing

season. Committee members making plans for the season include Mrs. Morris Rothbard, chairman, assisted by Mrs, John Wolf, vice chairman; Miss Betty Luts, secretary; Mrs. Marjorie Kahn, treasurer, and Mrs. BE. A. Block, advisor. Mrs. Ralph Cole {is chairman of teamplay; Mrs, Jay Kauffman, handicap chairman, with Mrs. Melvin Friedenberg, co-chairman; Mrs. Marks, invitational two-ball foursome, and Mesdames Art Londe, Dave Leventhal, Simon Ackerman and Richard Efroymson, prizes. Mrs. Max Selig, hospitality; Mrs. Hyman Grande, decorations; Mrs. David Baerencopf and Mrs. Richard Glasser, ninehole golfers chairmen, and Mrs. 8. A. Silberman, publicity.

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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1952

FRIENDS drop be wn tedly and you 0 Pn Mh .simple refreshments or no at all. WRONG: e, that since you haven't anything “spe. cial” in the house, you'll offer nothing.

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A MAN telephones an acquaintance and his wife answers the telephone. WRONG: He identifies himself to her by saying: “This is Mr, Brown.” RIGHT: He says: “This is James Brown” . , . even though he is not on a first. name basis with her husband, ” » J YOU have & friend who

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intends to have it some day. You don’t like modern at all. WRON G: Say how ugly you think modern furniture is and that you wouldn't have it. RIGHT: Knowing that she plans to have modern some day, don’t run it down,

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