Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1952 — Page 40

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Ingenuity Saves Space in Garage Hom

.By JEAN SPICKLEMIRE Times Homes Editor’

ECIPE FOR INEXPENSIVE -REFURBISHING: Gallons of paint plus a surplus of ingenuity. That's the successful formula used to decorate the garage home of Russell Foster, 4122 N. Meridian St,

Begun when he was on a “very skinny budget,” Mr. Foster started with space and

a kitchen sink. To make the rooms ‘give’ as much as possible, he built book shelves

around the doors, used a double tiered arrangement in his clothes closet, turned a kitchen cupboard into a “trundle” bed.

Beneath the bed is a roomy spot for storage and above its foot, hidden by a regular | window blind painted the color of the closet interior, is additional space. The peony color provides a bright spot when the door is open, contrasts smartly with the shocking pink kitchen walls. n ” ” . THE PINK is spread over the culinary built-ins, which store the remainder of the kitchen gear. It touches, too, the drop leaf table which will seat six, The latter is unique in that it was constructed of plywood and 2x2's, occupies a minimum of space. Stools of the same color are hidden beneath the table,

On the floor is sunny yellow linoleum, a yellow shag rug. Kitchen curtains tie the entire room together. They're brisbrise style, the bottom row red, the top one a floral pattern that combines the red, pink and yellow. White stove and tion relieve all the color. Clever gimmicks in the area are color pictures of food above the drainboard lacquered so they can be wiped off and a display of fruit plates that continues around two walls,

re(rigera-

n ” ~ IN THE? LIVING ROOM, unity ‘is achieved by cocoa

brown walls and yellow terry draperies and

painted ceiling.

Mrs. Louise Fox, 907 N. Temple Ave; announces the approaching marriage of her daughter, Marilyn Jean, to Russell L. Mills. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leora Mills, 946 Pleasant Run Pkwy., N. Dr. The couple will be married at 7:30 p. m. July 19 in the Garfield Park Evangelical and Reformed Church. The prospective bridegroom is attending Butler University,

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LAST WEEK SOLD FOR 510% TO 512°

Sizes 9 fo 15—10 fo 20 “FASHIONS THAT

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ECONOMY MEASURES—Terry cloth toweling, corduroy slipcover, cotton rugs tab this living room as pennywise, summer-conscious.

The cocoa is swabhed on a necessary pipe that stands out

to the wooden frames he used gum tape instead of nails. Thus

against the yellow. It's empha- it can be stripped off easily sized to show off imitation ivy for washing. that's twined around it. The rn» green gives a light summer FLANKING the sofa are end feeling to the room. tables that match. It's an ilThe washable cloth of the lusion that’s apparent only to drapes comes in towel colors ‘the eye, however, One was by the bolt so there's a wide built especially to fit, the other

choice available for the enterprising homemaker to imitate this idea. Mr, Foster covered

is an old spinet desk. Beige cottop throw rugs laid together create the impression

lambrequins he made himself of wall to wall carpeting. of screen stock and cardboard They're simple to launder, easy with the same. material. The to handle.

Distinctive touches are the bamboo place mats used asx lambrequins, is repeated again shades on matching lamps, and on the brown corduroy of the a similar bamboo panel that couch. To attach 'the material covers the clothes closet.

entire project cost only $4. Brown moss fringe trims the

Miss Harriet Lyons To Be Wed Today

MRS. Robert Steward will be matron of honor and John Welsh best man at the marriage of Miss Harriet Frances Lyons and Peter Sidery at 3:30 p. m. today in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Vows will be read by the

Rev, l.aman Bruner Jr. Other attendants will be Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Richard Sheets and Miss Helen Giroff, bridesmaids; Kenneth Bloomer, Robert Sigmund, Nick Giroff and George Devenis, ushers; Sally Jo Stewart, flowergirl; Sharon Stewart and Danny Hawkins, ringbearers. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gaines Lyons, 226 N, Pershing Ave. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr, and Mrs, Steve Mike, 1025 N. Ring Ave. » ~ 3 ” THE BRIDE will wear a gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle over satin. The Dior neckline is accented with iridescent sequins and pearls. Accordion pleated panels of nylon tulle accent the full lace skirt which ends in a cathedral train. v Her fingertip veil showers from i a half-hat of valley lilies. TO BE—Mrs. Peter Sidery Attendants of the bride will wear dresses of aqua embroidered net with pleated net

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parents. From there the couple

across the bodice and bolero. will leave on a short wedding jackets, The flowergirl and lit- trip tle girl ringbearer will wear For traveling -the hride has

white organdy over pink taf

chosen A navy hlue dreas with

feta with ecirelets of {vy and pink carnations in. their hair. pink jacket, navy shoes and After a reception in the purse, pink hat and gloves and

church guests will be received a corsage of white orchids.

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The bath is painted blue and decorated with lacquered sheet music. Sprawling over the music are hand-done. red notes which add swish and color.

Mr. Foster constructed the screened back porch which imitates a cabana, Red and white striped awning material, a fish pond, house bricks on the -floor and Spanish moss hanging down from the rafters carry out the idea. A walk which formerly curved up to the door was incorporated right into the room. The color scheme here will be purple and light blue, the former az denim for slip covers, the latter as paint on the now white metal furniture, = _

Group Plans President's Day Cheer Broadcasters will celes

brate President's Day with a hincheon at 12:30 p. m. Friday

in the Indianapolis Country Club. Mrs. Bruce Dolch, outgoing

« president, and new officers for

the coming ‘year will be honor guests, Mrs. William Christena will be hostess for the event and Mrs, Edward Niles, program chairman. New officers are Mrs, ard Sturm, president; Mrs, Fverett Hayes and Mrs, Christena, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, O. S. Srader and Mrs. Bruce Dolch, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Joseph Kaercher, treasurer; Mrs, J. 1. Gelly, assistant treasurer, and Mrs, Niles, par-

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e Homemaking May 17 Wedding Announced

Time Is Valuable

F YOU don’t value your homemaking time, no one else will. Because so many housewives complain that intrusions steal important minutes from the homemaking day, here is a

; list of tips to make it more compact: ONE: Make a daily schedule and stick to it. TWO: Avoid long, chatty phone calls. Your friend at the

other end of the line may have plenty of time, and can afford to talk, but you can’t. THREE: Inefficient home equipment wastes time. It's wise to invest in surfaces, especially in the kitchen and bathroom which require only seconds of light wiping, not hours of scrubbing. FOUR: Keep appliances In good repair, and give them regular checkups. A lazy washer, or a vacuum cleaner with inadequate suction, can rob your day of precious minutes. FIVE: supplies «nly once a week, and make a jist in advance. SIX: Restrict social and charitable activities to “light” days, when there is no laundry, shopping, general cleaning, or trips to the dren. i SEVEN: You can save minutes every day by allowing dishes to air-dry after scalding on a heat-resistant drainboard,

instead of wiping them with a |

towel, EIGHT: Try working with a cart on wheels which moves housekeeping aids

work area to another. This

saves literally miles of walk- |

ing and hours of time in a year.

Installation

Program Set

“New officers of the Method-

“ist City Council Auxiljary will

take office at a Friday after-

noon tea in the Fletther Place |

Methodist Church. ; A 1:30 o'clock business meeting will precede the tea and program., The officers include Lloyd D. Kirk, president; Mesdames H. F. Ayres, Kyle Mayhall, Clell Betner and Furman Washburn, first through fourth vice presidents; Mrs. L. H. Kendall and Mrs. R. T. Giddons,

recording secretary and assis- |

tant, and Miss Anna Mock, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Blanehard Fdwards, treasurer; Mrs, C. G. Shriver, parliamentarian, and Mrs. E. T. Freeland, historian.

The auxiliary includes repre- !

sentatives of some 57 Methodist churches, It supports both the Fletcher Place Community Center and the Goodwill Industries,

from one-

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Miss Jeanne Herbkersman and Lt, James A. Johnson were married May 17 in the Maple Heights Presbyterian Church in Cleveland, her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur E. Herbkersman, Southport, announce, The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Johnson, Columbus. The Rev. Norman R. Gutry, Piqua, O,, officiated. The matron of honor

ing was flowergirl. Kenneth Johnson was best ‘man, and the

ushers were J. C, McDermott |

and Jerry McDermott, Bay Village, O., and Gene Payton.

After a reception the couple |

left for a trip. They will be at home in Southport.

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