Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1952 — Page 7
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The Younger Set—
New Paper Doll Aids Child
By BETTY LOCHER
ORE than 500 outstanding playthings, representing the best efforts of top American manufacturers were on display last week at the Toy Guidance Exhibit, New York. Each toy was evaluated by the Toy Guidance educational staff headed by Prof. Emma Sheehy of Columbia University. ‘Toys were judged for their ability to contribute to a child's development as well as to provide fun. Space toys, walking dolls and hobby-craft playthings headed the list. In the hobby-craft playthings, paper dolls introduced by De Journette, Atlanta, Ga., created a minor revolution. The company has made these dolls of tough paper that can be washed and ironed. . ” n
~ THE DOLLS ARE mounted on wooden bases and come with a complete wardrobe of dresses. Some are in bright colors, all ready to wear, while others are in outline form to be colored by the child with crayons or water colors. They can be washed out and recolored, Called Curly-Top, the doll has real hair in blonde, auburn or brunette curls. It rdtes high on the Toy Guidance Council's list of playthings to aid a child's creative ability and will be available in Indianapolis stores around Christmas time, The strongest trend in toys is toward space travel, supplemented by recent'motion pictures and new reports of rockets ‘to the moon, flying saucers, etc, = » s
- THESE NEW science-fiction toys include a rocket gun that shoots rubber darts, a flying saucer gun that projects a spinning top as far as 100 feet through the air, a 3-way light ray gun and a jet plane that fires six streams of water simultaneously out of its rocket guns. 2 Soon to replace Indians and. Cowboys will be Flash Gordon, Around Christmas the new Flash Gordon space suits will be avallable complete with ‘Ytadio antenna hat and magic glasses with one-way - lenses. More necessary equipment will include interplanetary space phones that work without batteries up to a half mile away. There will also be a special 7-foot-high rocket ship that can be constructed from Erec-
DOLLS WILY, DO ororvihitg but think by Christmas time. New ones have rooted hair that actually comes right out of the
Luncheon for Alumni Group
Mrs. Bert C. McCammon, 3743 N. Meridian St., will entertain members of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter, Alpha Sigma Alpha “Sorority at a luncheon tomowrow, Decorations will be made and favors wrapped for the formal banquet of the national convention to be held in Roanoke Hotel, Roanoke, Va., Aug. 19 to 23. Final plans will be made for members attending the convention,
They are Mrs. B. F. Leib, editor of the Phoenix; Mrs. Richard Rice, national philanthropie chairman; Mrs. Howard McDavitt, national extension chairman; Miss Eloise Proctor, alumnae editor; Mrs. Bert MecCammon and Miss Frances | Shaw, delegate and alternate; Mrs. 0. K. Gaskins, Miss Zelma | Piner and Miss Elizabeth Pree- | Jat
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MONDAY, JULY 21; 1952
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- CURLY-TOP—New paper doll has real hair and is mounted on wobd block. Her paper dresses can
scalp. Another new development is the “magic flesh” doll which, for the first time, claims to. have movable eyes that cannot he pushed out.
Model cars and airplanes this Year are more accurately detailed than ever, One of the most intriguing new model
er which ‘will adtually pump a stream of water up to 40. feet in the air. There is a speed boat with operating outboard wind-up
Plans Guild Party
Mrs. James A, Stuart, president of the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild, will entertain members of the executive committee at a brunch at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the White Cross Serviee Center of the hospital. ‘Officers and standing committee chairmen are on the executive committee. 2
Quart to the Pound
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Times Special HOUSTON, July 21 — Mrs, Robert 8. Wild, Washington, formerly of Indianapolis, was elected national president of Pi Beta Phi Sorority at the recent national convention here.
Mrs. Benjamin C, Lewis, Indianapolis, was re-elected national director of rushing and pledge training and Mrs, Virginia B. Green, Indianapolis, was appointed to the settlement schpol committee, The school is a philanthropic project in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Mrs. Wild was president of | the Indianapolis Alumnae Club | in 1929 and 1930, Since that time she has been Delta province vice president; assistant grand vice president and grand | vice president. She also served on the advisory board of the Butler University chapler for 10 years.
Christy Castanias is on vaca. tien. Her column, "Caprices by Christy,” will be resumed on her return.
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motor, a backfiring Ford, a bombing plane that drops plaste bombs and a garage with an “electric eye” door that opens automatically as a car approaches. » 2 = 5
TO KEEP JUNIOR quiet
while mother drives the car is
steering whee) that fits over the ‘seat of a car and permits junior to shift his own gears, turn his own wheel and blow his own horn, all while safely
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YOU ARE invited to lunch in the home of an acquaintance, WRONG: After lunch set-
tle down to spend the afternoon.
RIGHT: Stay about an
hour after the .meal is fin- :
ished and then leave, as your hostess may have other plans for the afternoon.
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strapped into a bucket seat. In the infant's department is a locomotive called the bubble express that blows bubbles out of its smoke stack as it is pulled along. New additions have been made to electric trains. A track cleaning. car actually will clean
figures. A new suburban station is complete with animated commuters who get on ang, off trains.
Bridge Talk
Results of play are announced | by the Lincoln Bridge Club for its regular game Friday night:
N & 8 (Possible Score 270)— |
the track and an electric two man hand car has animated”
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . We, the Women—
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Win Confidence of Husband To Find Out His Likes
By RUTH MILLETT HE WIFE of a presidential candidate recently
told a reporter that when she wanted to find out what.
her husband thought about certain topics she invited stimulating company over for the evening, and listened attentively while they drew her husband out. There's a hint there for any wife who doesn’t get very far when she tries to find out what her husband thinks about his or that. A man will often clam up when his wife wants to know how his business is going, or
what he thinks about an im-
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«portant matter.
But the minute he gets with a
group of men, interested in the same things he is interested in, he'll open up and say exactly how he feels about various subjects, or come out with information about his business it has never occurred to him to mention to his wife, » » ~ SO IF YOU ever get to feel-
ing out of touch with your hus-
band's real interests, try the trick used by the politician's wife.
Invite some people over that youi know your husband finds mentally stimulating. Then sit back quietly and listen to the
talk. 4 You'll learn all kinds of things you would probably
never know about your husband. There's only one word of cau-
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tion. ' Don’t, when he comes out with some startling revelation, say in an injured tone: “Why Bill, you never told ME that.”.
Nothing shuts a man up fast- a
er than that.
Wedding Set For Sendo
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Medenwald, 5800 W, 10th St., announce the betrothal of their daughter, Dolores, and Robert J. Grande, Mr. Grande is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Aulbach, 3530 N. Pennsylvania St. The wedding will take place
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at 10 a. m, July 27 in 8t. Chris- | topher Catholic Church. The | Rev. Fr. Leo Lindermann will
perform the double ring céremony, The matron of honor will be Mrs. Paul I. Burton and bridesmaids are to be Misses Barbara Richards, Nancy Forbes and Dorothy Medenwald and Mrs. John IL. Grande, Miss Paula Sue Burton will be flowergirl and Herschel Rowland Atkinson, ringbearer. John L. Grande, the bridegroom's brother, will be hest man. Ushers will be Richard Rosner, Louis Rosner, Paul I. Burton and Edward Grande. Mr. Grande is a graduate of the University of 8t. Louis.
Here's a Quick Dish for Company
For unexpected company make two cups of white sauce; add a can of tuna, a can of mushrooms and some cooked or canned peas. Pour into a casserole and top with canned biscuits (or make them from a mix). Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until biscuits are done and brown. There'll still be time to make the evening ball game—or a favorite television show.
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Drink milk for extra energy, extra pep for every step, extra zip for every trip. Drink milk to perk up whenever you're worked up, to wind up whenever you're’ run down. Milk gives you more food value—penny for penny~than anything else you can buy!
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County Home Guild Plans Songfest
The. Marion County Home Guild will entertain residents of the home at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday with a songfest. Mrs. J. BE. 8pin-
dell is program chairman. Mrs. Donna Cook will be pianist and Mrs. I. E. Schultz will lead the singing. Miss Mar-
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