Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1952 — Page 5

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MONDAY, JULY 25, 1952 -_

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THE American way of showing hospitality oftimes is

revealed in strange ways.

And Friday night, on a

vacant lot next to 2150 Dexter St., Mr. and Mrs. Jean Engels, Belgium, saw just that kind of strange enter-

‘The Younger Set— New. Fabrics

By BETTY LOCHER \ Times Fashion Editor

CIENCE has brought us many new fabrics this spring and summer, tried, tested and found good. You'll’ be seeing them in new forms for fall. Many of them will be mixed with old stand-bys like wool, rayon, silk and cotton, to give added

_. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Will Be .on Market This Fall

Librarian Will Visit London

Miss Norma Baumann, Methodist Hospital medical record librarian, will attend the first International Congress on Medical records in King's College, London, England, Sept. 8 to 12, She will fly from New York City Aug. 10 with a party of 70 medical record librarians on a chartered Stratocruiser.

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the very finest for the

Bride

Sterling Silver Unsurpassed : 2 ’ in Design . Distinctive Crystal—

The party will visit France, Important pieces for every taining. At least, it was dif- ’ : chairman, d . wear and other attractive Italy and Switzerland and . . y ferent rom What Mery wer Kreps Mareger Me sn, properties motor through the British Isles occasion. Fine China of seen. ; :

A few days ago, the Engels came from Belgium to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles-Williams, 2160 Dexter 8t. They hadn't seen their daughter in over six years, at which time she was married and came to this country. - Yriday night, the Williams’ neighbors got together and decided to have a pitch-in supper on the vacant lot in hanor of the visiting parents. Mr. and Mrs. Engels will re-

World Trade Departmient, headed the group. The tour, which is being planned for the latter half of September and the first week of October, will include stops in Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Holland, Belglum, France and England. And it won't be merely beneficial ‘from a recreational and vacation standpoint either. The travelers will have a chance to meet busintes and professional women in Europe and to get a better understanding of world

A new wonder-ffber to add to your list and learn about is dynel. It is mothproof, fire resistant and crease resistant.

Wasson’s Boy's Department, Fifth Floor,

above, The outer shell of the

introduces dynel | in a fine surcoat, photographed :

jacket is houndstooth check of |

blue or brown.

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IT IS LINED with quilted

satin and wool, and has a gen-

uine mouton collar with a storm

preceding opening of the Congress. Miss Baumann will participate In the organization of plans for the new international group and will read a paper on “Microphotography.” She iz a past president of the American Association of Medical Records Librarians, She will return to the states Sept. 13.

Raisin Nut Bread Tasty

Excellent Quality — Perfect Taste.

You are invited to visit the Brides Register on Our Fascinating Second Floor

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Raisins move into the limesklemire, main here for 26 days before affairs, ‘ g 1 4 ° ; light after the fall harvest. Enzations sailing back to Belgium. The tour fs being planned >: There are concealed knitted riched flour serves a . pi BINENTY #iut win Conger, # 8 =n wristlets inside the sleeves) The 3 an e WASHINGTON rr ’ , v S. ANN THOMAs Primarily for members of the ! : cellent foil for rich raisin flavor "aauy Carolyn WHEN MRS. AN? 2% Chamber's Women's Council, front is closed with a Talon zip- |

walked into Lord and Taylor's, New York, recently, she didn't bargain for anything more than a purchase. But when she left

employees of member firms and wives of Chamber members, However, others will be considered by filing applications.

per and the coat is wind resistant and water repellent. It is $17.95

in sizes 6 to 20. The !

in cookie and bun, bread and pastry. This blend is excellent nutri-tion-wise, too, since both of

re the store she walked out with There's another solution too. matching hat is $2.98. these foods provide food iron {Q fA aan INTRODUCTORY OFFER A her purchase plus one of the Instead of the Navy, you can Ayres’ Boys’ Department, _ Anportant for preventing! Nn et Mrs. Thomas had ROW ia he Hingis of Com: Fourth Floor, is featuring a | BPE Bread io. setve 4 At Last! The wave you have always wanted 8. $ se R . serve is a | : sh in a lost track of she oF ner Dincen a 2 a ato of 2ylonfezen flavorful raisin nut loaf mixed | at ‘a price you can afford n watch Miss Peggy Dow, anta, Ga., RATHE . en abric “on e outside. by the muffin method. To make : "Omega years ago. The salesgirl war problem EE THAN Higusing her This one is also water repel- Raisin Nut Bread, sift together The Sensational SNAP-CURL . 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