Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1952 — Page 28

_'fHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ~~ SUNDAY, AUG. 17, 1952 We, the Women—

‘Mamie Look’ Mixes Politics and Hair Styles Here rear Was a Sma OF FOUR outstanding beauty -, Woman—Ask Grandpa i

- salons on thishairstyle matter, By RUTH MILLETT

two already have felt the influence. But, as one of the managers explained, customers are slightly hesitant about try- RANDMA wasn't s6” duifib. iE he oN donk Desause of We laugh about those big Sunday dinners she used One devout Democrat, who is to cook, but must admit Grandpa didn't rush away from a leader socially in hair fads, them and spend the afternoon on the golf links. asked the“beauty operator to G dmitted “Woman's pin her hair up in “Mamie” Grandma 2 i phrase “Mother knows best.” work is never done. But Grandma found it easier But she was honored for her to discipline children than does role instead of the modern mother, filled with being called a doubts and uncertainties. neurotic. We think Grandma had it

By- CHRISTY CASTANIAS Ir YOUR wife comes home with a little curl right in the middle of her forehead, just put the blame bon Mamie boys While the nation is faced EW: YEAR'S was celebrated last night in the home with oncoming presidential of Mr. and Mrs.-Arthur-Steiber, W, 86th St. Every - _electinns, wornen are faced with thing wa} complete with hats amd horns at midnight Rrofher Mial decision Sai and group singing of Auld Lang Syne. they. cut. their hair in bangs

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fashion. But she immediately had him recomb it lest her Demo friends think she was

a la Mamie Eisenhower or campaigning for Ike.

more competition than in his ghauld they follow the simple

cause one of their group, Miss Pro (avs lant : lines of “Buffie’ Ives, ‘Gov, raves your Grandma's ough witho - Mary Goudreault’ is planning There s talent in these back- Adal Stevenson's sister? IN THE Paul Raymann Beau seldom used Jougn Aho ow Taney Jaber to move to Florida and won't yard os 5's Although bangs without the ty Salon, 5617 N. Illinois 8t., Mr parlor has Grandma demanded and got be able to help celebrate Ne Jw cqqgy FIELD'S annual “Mamie” touch have been hold Raymann says it isn't unusual come in for a help from all the family. holiday, her. friends Simply 0 0 “piont” last, week ‘in EE .. : om to hear a customer admiringly lot of ridicule. Today it isn't unusual to see moved the season up a bit. enired Mrs. John Patton, Marcy ing their own these past few sav. “I Josk st like Mi ’ But at least Mama pushing a lawn mower 2 » Village. to suggest a night for months, the straight ones or 8a, ok Yet re, she had a whil J ni d ni : : ig da i er those. with merely a whisper after her hair has been set in I 1 enters le” Junior reads a come RAY RIDDLE, former Indi ladies whic h was held this. Co: on the ends are pangs. place book. anapolis insurance manager, weck end. The wives did all 0, a0 picenhower's. And . : tain company Nope, Grandma was no dope. now in the U. & Navy, came the work of preparing food for a y ar is Some of the best customers a in peace and home from Korea with plans the event but they meant their ; i loeRl \ fas ary in 3 of Wasson -Aniome's Salon, Just coll me: Momie. quiet. Ruth Millett of settling down here again night to be profitable in a way I» ee a on trons ho eanlly follow fashion ane Tere re : : Th Will Stud But salt water seems to have ihar than work. dln Moinding set local trends, have Den 4, pig country, she made a pub- no toys and comic books to otten under his skin so he's ac ushand bought. a gitt De ml making appointments for the Ta + shove aside before her guests goes to make the Navy his tne ne ne augnt Rogar The ups and downs of the Mamie Eisenhower look. he rernazls an By Aamt could Sit. dawn, In S ain Corey, 1 at the party. Their selection feminine hairdo weary fo have : Bue A vres, and Blocks Beau: gE arr . a a . 5b P i UNCLUTT hat means farewe parties - , ba W hecome an increasingly chang- y Salons haven e nis Re- > "ess / y P . : y : : as well as welcome home par- Yarieg Jom Dons a clothes ing problem since bobbed hair publican influence as yet, As able to fix her bangs. : GRANDMA didn Lhoen ee Miss Anne Moreland, daugh- ing room Ir tes. hrewd hia aatorti n than the 72S introduced by suffragettes = «4 matter of fact, Miss Mattie No latter, it looks like a youthful looks nearly as long ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. By OP. “« 2 » H ; . mR 7. as the symbol of woman's po- FAD INSTIGATOR—Mrs. Bright, manager of Block's on : as do women of today. It must njqrejand, 5003 E. Pleasant Run Tim others. He gave his partner a 4,0.) freedom. ; Beauty Salon, sald hairdressers ©0390 proposition. This political have been a blessed relief..how- = : TO AN S.vear-nid child, a hw geason pass to hig alma mater's And nf to add more compli Dwight Eisenhower. probably won't try to encourage hair-do race is going to be a ever. to accept age instead of Pkwy., will leave Thursday with HE olc g « x whe J ( WN - eC , . * . . » FleAling Sin rey wih that [oathalt gamer. (His wife dis- 000 14 the year-round prob- —a few strands of hair clipped .the straight bangs as the re- close one and only time will waging a life-long battle her patents jor Rew oe core made 1 thought in mind, a North Side Hires he sport and it's his 00 Aamie has come back to off and worn in a straight fash- sult of personally hurt feelings. tell if the fad will become na- against it. . wil] sail Aug. 27 on e ons, A famil girl entered Scheefer's Clean favorite.) ex the states with something new lon across the forehead When Mrs. Eisenhower came tional. We laugh today at the old stitution for a year’s study in wanted a ers, 6851 E. b4th St. carrying THE TEA to he held. this ; Spam. nishings. | her fur piece--a white Scotty afternoon ‘hy Miss Gertrude Wi ’ I A student in Butler Univer- dash and s When the proprietor ex Lennox, .3710 N. Meridian St. Two Local Women Are Named inners In . ristop er S Essay Contest sity. Miss Moreland is partic- vet refused plained “fur’ didn't mean dogs was prompted hy a gift the : at i ram of Smith 1 1 ro 1 the child dejecieqly started to poate received “last week. B . . . : ty iuic a fo ; " ’ _ a : ; i ipating in a progra m ong-loved : . : y JOAN SCHOEMAKER annual Christophers essay con childbirth to The Times’ wom Mrs. Rugg, an ordained uate's essay contest, the Davies College for: the academic vear The two walk out. Noting her disap- Miss Lennox, who has heen col test an's pages. At present she minister of the Disciples of Sermon contest and the Irwin Be 10 ot t, the owner quickly jecting pieces for an jmported HILOSOPHY of life paid ™ " ¢ : yp ; ; ly col “Fam- ‘hrist. is . , % y 1952-53 in which junior year made frien poinimen his statement and x bh} I I'he contest consisted of writ- writes a week y olumn, Fam Christ, is secretary to the na Essay contest. ; ) warm, dar TO aan eTlent ANC Chine fy . a anally ca. dividends to two local ing true life essays on “What ily QOWIOE Panis, por fhe a tional secretary of the Amer- Dr. Fisher believes that “The groups will study in Italy, piano and 08: jist i; e pi a ps ; € Fest women this week. one person can do with God's diana 2 olic and Record. Sh ican Legion Auxiliary. separation of man’s condutt France, Switzerland and Spain. by the far After all, the sign did say On Eo an: o ry Mrs. - Louis J.. Mahern help 10 changs the woud Jor has ape poner ted Tk Tae “I have been familiar with and belief from his_worship of Ninety-three-students are going with new “Furs Cleaned.” ’ > Op Ih 2 ge x we he ju nt y rs, 1, id maner ) the better The competition oral oe Ta yy, Bab) an the C hristopher movement for God is largely responsible for abroad for the program. modern m: Bo i ; ny wi Jou 4 h Wo 1505 KE. Kelly St., _and Mrs was open to anvone, regardless J odaay. some time,” she said, “and de- the situation of the world today. Miss Moteland will arrive in finish. Sa : z eooitie. Dallers as a com ined william F. Rugg, 436 E. Fall of race, color or creed. “I sometimes .get into print cided to enter their contest last “The hope of the world to- nl : Furniture ( E. A. “WOODY” NORRIS, hirthday Rift and wager pay- (reek Pkwy, N. Dr. are among Mrs, Mahern, the mother of hy writing to do some good.” winter.” She described the ideas day," she continued, “is in the Gibraltar Sept. 2, Following a blending wi 7913 E. 8t. Joseph .8t,, decided men Bava. #l v the 100 winners who will &plit five boys, wrote of her work as she said, “and then find that's and work of a friend Dr Mar- new Christian, awakened to his month's vacation in southern 6 Noger)s have 10 Play dase dom TR th he oh wing the 310.000 prize mopey in the -a writer. She began by contrib- when 1 usually get paid for it. garet Fisher, professor of Eng- oWn obligation to live his Chris- * gpajn, she will study in the Uni- THE OU” ; uting to The Indianapolis You have to give in order to ji5n in Butler University, Her ° lanity. rersity of Madrid with seven ; . Wore h iv , ot. " n. a Times. One of her first pieces get. essay, “The Work of Faith” The Christopher movement YOrgiy o Man 15g of we ate ives CaTaNAnY IF YOU'RE a war bride and published Was 4 feature on the “Bach person must find his told how Dr. Fisher applies her Was organized by the Rev. Fr. hey Rirts in Hae program: a provincial yard ball with his friends in the CTAVe- the nostalgic surround Seah of : hid which The own way,” she continued, “to ideas to her work. James Keller, M. M.. who be- girls will live with private fam- furnishings home of IM. G. Vodas 330 Ww. INES of your homeland, there's imes published. bring Christ into the world and Although Mrs. Rugg has nev- lieves one per cent of the peo- ilies. The int Hampton Dr. Although the ™ chance to go back there now. yn o it seems to me that would-be er had any work published, she ple can change the world by Miss Moreland is a member Rhys T. Si only professional there was There's a special War Bride's IN THE SUMMER of 1950 Christophers should seek the won several essay contests while Working in four fields: writing, of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority orator, is Ah Excursion slated for Sept. 17 Mrs. Mahern contributed a council of Mary, who first attending Butler University. She politics, teaching and labor and a major in business admin- Colors and Woody, a former Butler Uni- ahoard the Queen Elizabeth. once-a-week feature on natural brought Him into the world.” took prizes in the Undergrad- management. istration and Spanish. gested by versity and Kautsky star. he and it's open to Indianapolis — — ; of the hot still found as much and maybe war brides, too. gray with | tone, are a coa, forest . . cotta used Weavers Plan Session ah f ’ ; orest gree HE wanderipgs of Hoosier weavers will be told at a noon meeting of the 150-member Indiana Weavers’ P. Ww os) S S 0 nN & CO m pa ny Blackwoc Guild Sept. 14. The session will be a basket dinner in Brown County State Park Service building. mr : : Aggr ’ Members of this group wilt ] report on their summer travels hoard are Mrs. Willlam J. Rud- HERE and exhibits guild members will dick, Bloomington, and John W. timid display at the State Fair. Dyer, Pendleton. Mrs. Louis J. Mahern : The year's program is the re TT of this responsibility of Miss Fannie played a Belle Fleming and her commit- tional tou tee. With the exception of Sep- nati. After tember and May sessions, meet. | opening sp ings will be in the Indiana | out, South World War Memorial at 1.30 lem. p. m. on the second Sunday of , each month, Meetings are open | He didn to anybody interested. : | . the idea o A special workshop on linen : { ding, especi is set for November in Holliday ] three high House with Mrs. Donnell Young, £pages) lay Bethesda, Md. as speaker and 1 ad 3 instructor. Yo less, “ia ta HEADING the 9-year-old or- tions whicl ganization of men and women and which are Mrs. H. C. Percival, Nash- | it good play ville, president; Miss Augusta | . which Nor Hild and Dean Willard Knapp | $4 S 4 ou = us over a mi of West l.afavette, vice presi- two hearts. dents; Mrs. Mamie Folop, treas- | urer; Miss Gail Redfield, West BROADCASTING IN ENGLISH HE THE Lafayette. and Miss Zola Beas- gtrong bid ley, secretaries. New on the the somew f rd ing that, = w ppamniusngeatosn At to start wi .B pass the t} ing a shade North's and, holdin hearts, he West ope and dumm cashed thre in his own heart, Wes spades. A didn’t look South now spades and the queen, EAST SI trick, disc: mond. Wes the queen third club on the bos Things 1

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