Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1952 — Page 11

22. 1952

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HE Garrett T. Brownings, 5770 N. Pennsylvania St., are taking two extremes for their summer vacation. While Mr. and Mrs. Browning and Sue Anne, their daughter, are swimming in Au-She-Gun Resort, Lake Leelanau,

Mich., Marthene and Jim, also their.children, are ice skating at the University of Michigan. Besides Lake Leelanau, the Brownings will spend part of their vacation in Traverse City “and Lansing, Mich, n ” 5 AN OFFICE is more than an office when Al Hendricks, Berkeley Rd., gets into it. Mr. Hendricks, manager of the Indiana Theater, has just about transformed his desk room into a wardrobe closet. Adorning the Javalls of the thedter's dMice are "men's suits and slacks in a variety of colors and space. ~ Can he help it if he likes to ‘change clothes three or four times a day? w » » 5 WHICH WOULD you rather have in your home—worms or Jermites? If your choice is worms, contact Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. DeVault, Fishers. The DeVaults recently purchased a new home but haven't moved into it and won’t until Zhey sell the one they have in Fishers. Their present dwelling is outstanding because of ts wormy chestnut paneled’ living and dining rooms. (The

_swwood had to be specially

rought here from Pennsylvania.)

« When a salesman brought a

“eouple, prospective buyers, in to

see the house, the man and woman quickly tried to leave. They weren't interested in a house with termites. To explain the holes in the wood, the salesman said, ‘These holes in the panels aren't ter=mites, They're worms.” The house is still for sale. » » » CHRISTAMORE AID SOCIETY will get back into the swing of things Sept. 9 with a “luncheon in Rhoades End Farm. » » 2 THERE'LL, BE lots to talk ahout when Miss Dorothy Johnston and Miss Janice Phillips return home from their Canada trip. The. girls are staying in Wigwassan Lodge, Muskoka, Ontario. That's near the world’s

«largest liftlocks located in “Peterborough. " ” » « LIFE ISN'T always like it

will be Monday in the Richard Shulls’ home, Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. Shull were hotified to expect two dinner «Buests that day and were even

given the menu order besides. The guests will be Life magazine photographers, Kip Kelly and Jim Craig, Detroit. Purpose of the trip here is to rephotograph Mr. Shull and his artist wife, Avriel, and Judge Saul Rabb and Frank McKinney, all of whom appeared in previous issues of Life. The dinner ordered was steak. n » ~ IF YOU want to make vour husband happy on his birthday, tie a rope around his neck. But of course, get the special kind being featured in Ayres’ Men's Store. Rope-like ties, covered with silk fabric, are the latest thing In cravats for gentlemen. They are made on similar lines to the shoestring tie but have more body and make a fancier Knot.

Set Atterbury

Fashion Show

Times State Service CAMP. ATTERBURY, Aug. 22 — Camp Atterbury: Officers Wives Club will give a fashion show and tea jn the Post Officers Club Sept. 19 honoring Mrs. Hobart R. Gay, wife of Maj. Gen. Gay, new post and 6th Corps commander at Camp Atterbury. Mrs. E. J, McGaw, wife of Gen. McGaw, commanding general of the 6th Corps Artillery, Camp Carson, Colo, was a special guest at the August luncheon-meeting of the club.

Club officers are Mrs. A. G. Paxton, honorary president; Mrs. Fred Thorpe, president;

Mrs. C. C. Henderson and Mrs. R. W. Hobson, vice presidents; Mrs. V. L. Johnson and Mrs. Nathaniel Havenick, treasurers, and Mrs. Paul H. Martin and Mrs. J. B. Striplin, recording and corresponding secretaries.

Cool Before Ironing

After laundering, have you tried dampening your ‘clothes, folding them, putting them into a plastic bag—and then storing them in the refrigerator till you're ready to iron? When the heat of the iron strikes the chilled fabrics, it creates a light

steam which smooths wrinkles |

quickly and easily.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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pi Middle’ and 'String Beans' Are New Dress Styles

By BETTY LOCHER

Times Fashion Editor “EASY MIDDLE" and “String Bean” dresses will be featured at the showings of Claire McCardell fashons in Strauss’ Designer Shop Wednesday. Performances will be at 11:15 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.

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"EASY MIDDLE” SILHOUET—Claire McCardell designs a dress of red and gray thin knit tweed with high neckband, gold buttons

down the front and leash belt. McCardell style show in Strauss’ Wednesday.

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Miss Eleanor Schraeder of Claire =~ McCardell's designing staff in New York will commentate on the show and assist patrons who wish to place spe=

cial orders. » ~ ~

THE “EASY MIDDLE" is a term this designer uses to de-

interpretation of the Empire silhouet in “modern Josephine” dresses and coats is charming. One of the dresses is a smallpatterned, gold printed silk. The square-necked bodice is cut with little, short, shaped sleeves and tied at the high waistline with black velvet pipings.

scribe the easy, natural fullness which characterizes her collection of fall dresses and sepa-

A youthful navy Chinchilla coat has the high-waisted back and edges stitched in double

rates. The trend promises to rows of gold and fastened down stump the alteration experts, the front with Turkish gold cein Dresses fasten down a slim buttons, front and have a back strap holding in the fullness, All the

Measuring Stitches A sewing machine accessory enables the housewife to measure the tension on the thread and make necessary adJjustments to obtain correct stitches, Held in position by suction cups, with the thread extended into it, the device shows on a dial if the pull is too great or too little,

wearer has to do to make the dress fit her waistline js to move the button on either side of the strap. “String Bean” dresses hang straight from shoulder to hem, button down the back and are cinched with pretty belts at the waistline. You'll see wide elastic waistbands that look like belts on both slim and full separate skirts, Miss McCardell's

ra \ Ng fo 2 oh \ 3 A Grants own brands i A i a specifications) independ. ently laboratory tested; priced

lower then comparable quality

are made te eur own

elsewhere. SEE THESE IN THE AUGUST ISSUE OF PARENTS’

Crepe Rubber Sole

Red Lug

Sole soles octually ‘out-walk’ leather

BUSY BEAVER’

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Lobstested on real wolk. ing machines, Busy Beavers’ composition soles out. wolked leather soles, by miles. Genuine leather uppers, inséles, quarter linings. Sizes 8% to 3.

BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS

Crisp Long Sleever in Woven Gingham

Bright plaids are easy to - wash, double yoke back gives lots of extra wear. Trim convertible collar, Sizes 6-16.

EXCHANGE TEACHER — Mrs. Jessie Graham, Middleborough, England, has arrived aboard the Queen Mary en route to Indianapolis where she will teach this year in School 39. She's exchanging places with Mrs. Mildred E. Stettler of School 39.

BOYS" TROUSERS

Long-wear Corduray takes lots of roughing-up

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Half-belted boxer stays in place! Finished cuffs, zip fly. Brown, blue, grn. 4.10. Big Boys’ Sizes 8-16. . 4.49

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-Auxiliary Group To Attend"Convention -

Four American Legion Auxiliary members will leave tomorrow for New York to attend the joint session of the 34th annual national convention of the American Legion and Aux-

iHary, Mrs. Melvin K. Goode, 11th Distriet president, and Mrs.

Charles Warfel, southern vice president of the Indiana Department, will leave by plane, Mrs. R, H. G., Mathews, 11th District delegate, and Mrs. John Kundrat, department secretary, are motoring.

Smooth pinwale corduroy, criss-cross belt loops, boxer bock

Gay Gibson gir! styles with full push-up sleeves Lloey yoke White anly

Smart toll colors, accented with thiny gold buttons,

White fretted embossed cotton with wide coach man'y collar and full skirt,

Classic cardigan style, she'll wear it with every thing. § luscious colors.

Cream Cheese Mixed With Dry Cereal

One of your favorite crunchy, nut-like breakfast cereals combines with cream cheese to make this summer party salad. Soften two 3-ounce packages of cream cheese with four teaspoons milk. Add 3 cup wheat and barley kerneqs and mix well, Line six three-inch muffin pans with this mixture and chill just one hour in refrigerator. Unmold the baskets onto lettuce leaves: fill with chilled fruit. Use melon balls, berries, or combination of fresh fruits.. Garnish with mayonnaise,

‘WRINKL-SHED’ DRESS

fomon Dan River woven ginghom in

colorfresh plaids that won't run

orfode Red or blue with white trim

Corduroy SKIRT 2°

Sanforized BLOUSE

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Corduroy JUMPER 0 Crisp Cotton DRESS 998 All wool SWEATER

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TWILL JACKET

as seen in August Parents’ Magazine

Grants ‘Flight Club” in rainshedding tackle twill. Cotton suede lining, zip front. Taupe, green, blue. 4 to 10.

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