Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 11
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Toy Exhibit Hostesses
THE theme and hostesses for the Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women's annual book and toy exhibit are announced by Mrs. E. W. Hebel, hostess chairman. The event is scheduled Oct. 21-25 in Ayres’ Auditorium. “The Picture Story of Books and Toys” is this year's educational exhibit theme. The plans were completed so delegates to
the Indiana State Teacher's Association convention could visit the exhibits while here.
Hosteésses include Mesdames C. E. Alcorn, Grafton Anderson, R, B. Annis, W. L. Appel, Dorothy Sandefur Avels, E, J. Behrman, C. L, Blackman, C. P. Blekking, M. Z. Boles, W. G. Brandt, A. W, Brayton III, A. E. Brown, E. W. Brown, E. E. Campbell, A. B. Carlile and Nelson Castle. . tJ » os MESDAMES F. A. Church, W. A. Clabaugh, J. L. Coleman, A. B. Colvin, M. F. Conner, Glenn Conway, W. J, Doran, Milton Elrod Jr, R. T. Fatout, 0. M. Field, Gerald Ford, F, J. Frauman, J. W. Gavin, J. L. Goldthwaite, Virginia B. Green, M. 8. Harding, C. Loren Harkness, P. A, Harris and P. N, Harris.
Mesdames O. M. Helmer, W. L. Heston, R. W, Hilgedag, G. E. Holbrook, Virginia Hollings worth,’ W. R., Hopper, C. W. Hudson, R. N. Juday, William Kessler, R. B. Kling, L. H. Kornafel, A. E. Kuerst, J; P, Lahr, W, H. Latz, W. V. Lawler, L. V. Leonard, A. B. Leiter and R. M. Lingle. » tJ 5 MESDAMES G. W. Little, B, R. McCammon, W. A. McKinzie, C..E. Meyer, F. E. Meyer, J. E. Morgan, W. $. Morton, C. L, Munger, C. F. Otten, M. B. Paynter, N. H. Poole, A. J. Porteous, J. M. Raber, W. T. Rasmussen, C. E. Roach, W. E, Rogers, Max Ryerson, G. M. Sears and E. M. Sharer. Mesdames J. 8. Sligar, H. L. Smith, J. R. Steding, G. E. Talmage, Peter Terzick, B. L. Thompson, W. H. Traylor, A. M, Van Arendonk, D. N. Walcher, H. J. Wesselman, L. 8. Wilhite, H. Verle Wilson, R. E. Wilson and Hugh Wriggelsworth. Misses Barcus Tichenor, Rose W. Thomson, Helen Riker, Belle Ramey, Florence Newhouse, Virginia Mae Moore, Lois Mal‘Jett, Ann Mallett, Alice Jane Hessler, Frieda Herbst, Bessie M. Helmbock, Ann L. Donagh, Mary Louise Conner, Ozella H. Blanton and Mary Avery Root.
8 To Attend Session
Eight local women will repre- |
gent Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu
Tau Sorority, at its national | convention tomorrow and Sun- |
day in Anderson. They are Mesdames Aury Brinkman, Floyd Dunham, Marion Fentz, Owen Wiley, Charles Woolwine, Elzie Gray and Robert” Rehak and Miss Josephine Abbott.
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longer describe the. housewife with fitted sheets-—once she learns the simple tricks. The sheets, which were introduced for cribs in the 1940's, came into use after the war for adult beds. In some areas fitted types account for 25 to 35 per cent of sheet sales. No longer in the experimental stages, the sheets have been. proven efficient with the addi-
PTA Groups Set Meetings On Thursday
The Marion County Council of PTA will meet from 10 to 11:30§ a. m. Thursday in the Meridian Room, Colonial Furniture Co.
The program is for council unit chairmen of the National Parent Teacher and Indiana Parent Teacher magazines, the parent education study group and the membership, hospitality, publicity and parliamentary committees. Robert F. Gladden, Marion County school superintendent, will conduct a question and answer period on school taxation in the same place from 12:30 to 2p. m. “The Relationship of Parents to the Child” will be discussed by Mrs. Louis W. Bruck at a meeting of the Maywood Unit, scheduled for 7:30 p- m. Thursday. The fall festival of the Gar#en City Unit will follow a 5 p. m. supper Thursday in the school.
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fold over to selvage edges.
tion of sanforized material. This is important as it keeps them from shrinking out of fit: Also available in some markets is a fitted top sheet which has two corner pockets instead of four,
= u = TO ACHIEVE a tidy display of nicely folded fitted sheets on the linen shelf, follow the experience of others. First, fold the sheet lengthwise once, by bringing the two selvage edges together, All corners at both ends will hang loose. Pockets should be right sidé out. Second, place the sheet on the ironing board with selvage
QUESTION: My son has a cyst behind his ear which has to be repeatedly lanced, and then it returns again in a few months. Is there any danger that this might cause a skin cancer?
ANSWER: There is little danger of this causing a skin cancer. However, to prevent its constant recurrence, the cyst will have to be totally removed by cutting it out rather than by just lancing it.
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Democrats to Honor Women Party Aids
Marion County Democratic women with years of service as county and ward vice chairmen and precinct party workers will be honored tomorrow by the Democratic Céunty Committee.
They will be feted at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon in the Indiana Democratic Club, 211 N. Delaware St. The Democratic County Committee general chairman is Mrs. Joseph G. Wood.
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Alumni Club To Follow Badger Team
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steldt, 800 E. 84th St, will be hosts Sept. £7 to the University of Wisconsin Alumni. Club. The group will meet for the 2:30 p. m. broadcast of . the
Badger - Marquette University football game. It will be the
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for both teams. Mrs. C. W. Sebald will be in charge of the chili supper afterward. ” ” 2 ON THE EVENING of Oct. 23 the club will see a football movie in Atherton Center, Butler University. On Nov. 15, mem-
bers will go by bus to the In- |
diana University - Wisconsin game in Bloomington. Alumni club officers are Mr. Sebald, president; Miss Kate D. Huber, vice president; Mrs. Gordon Fuller, secretary, and Mr, Steldt, treasurer.
Luncheon Tuesday The year’s program will be presented to the Inter Alia Club by Mrs. William Spicklemire at the President's Day luncheon Tuesday in the Meridian Hills Club.
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21 Hoosiers At GOP
Convention
WENTY - ONE Hoosier women are attending the convention of the Na-
tional Federation of Women's Republican Clubs in St. Louis. With Mrs. Mabel 8. Fraser, Delphi, president of the Indiana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs, are Mrs, Margaret Howell, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Christine Roeder, Evansville; Mrs. Ruby Parks, Lafayette; Mrs. B. H. Hartman, Wabash, and Mrs. Marie Schumacher, South Bend. Mrs. Lillian Adams, Hammond; Mrs. Claude Burch, Nashville; Mrs. Isabelle Tucker, Fountaintown; Mrs. Beulah Spaw, Rockville, and Mrs. Fern Cohee, Camden, delegates. Alternate delegates are Mrs. Alice Adamson, Michigan City; Mrs. Ellena Kaebler, Brazil; Mrs. Grace Loffland, Bloomfield; Mrs. George Edick, Plainfield; Mrs. Garnet Hayek, Clinton; Mrs. Fern Slagle, Goshen; Miss Pauline Jordan, Warsaw;
Mrs. - Alberta Blair, Terre Haute, and Mrs. Fae Kibble, Kokomo.
Mrs. Fraser is scheduled to give two talks Oct. 29 and 30 in Sheldon and Ottumwa, Iowa.
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WRONG: Send (flowers, anyway. RIGHT: Express your
sympathy in some other way. A note telling of your sincere sympathy would be appreciated.
» n ” Your children are in the habit of saying “Yeah” and “No” to adults. WRONG: Let them go ahead, telling yourself mod-+ ern children all talk that way to grownups. RIGHT Teach your children to say “No, Sir” to men and “Yes, Mrs. Jones” to women.
W. R. Callis to Talk
The first guest luncheon of the Soroptimist Club of Indianapolis is scheduled at 12:15 p. m. Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln. “Our Hospitals Are Sick” will be discussed by William R. Callis and George Murphy, Indianapolis . Hospital Development Association.
Auxiliary Luncheon Mrs. Kathryn Hanner, newly elected president, and Mrs. Ruth Swing are hostesses for the 12:30 p. m. luncheon Tuesday of the Madden Nottingham Unit, American Legion Auxiliary. The meeting is in the post home, 1130 'W. 30th St.
Phi Beta Will Meet Wednesday
A BUSINESS meeting of Pi Zeta Chapter, Phi Beta national professional
fraternity of music and speech, will be at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. J. C. Hirschman, 4141 E. 62d St. Mrs. Kenneth Glass will lead new Phi Beta songs. o o a OFFICERS are Mrs. Virginia Brackett Green, president; Mrs. Aldo Bertorelli, vice president; Mrs. F. J. Billeter, secretary; Mrs. H. C. Reid, treasurer, and Mrs. Russell Hirschman, historian. Committee chairmen for the coming year include Mrs. W. 8. Rice, telephone; Mrs. N. C. Kassenbrock, program; Miss Mary
Maillard, membership; Mrs."
Walter McClellan, ways and means; Miss Jeanette Rutherford, hospitality; Mrs. Fred Pettijohn, cheer, and Mrs. Glenn Kingham, membership contacts. Mrs. O. O. Arbaugh, choral group; Mrs. Bertorelli, ritual; Mrs. Richardson, pledge captain; Mrs. Hazel Silvey Hill, parliamentarian; Mrs. George Gannon, speech therapy, and Mrs. Thomas Bunch, publicity.
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Mrs. Frank White To Entertain Club
Mrs. Frank White, 2964 E. 424 St, will be hostess at a luncheon meeting Wednesday of the Electa Friendship Club to honor the new president, Mrs. J. R. Muterspaugh. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Jacob King and Mrs. Katie Stoll, Other "officers include Mrs, W. H. Russell, vice president; Mrs. W. E, Wayland, secretary, and Mrs. Stie | Batdwin, treasurer, Committee chairmen include Migs Eleanor Ha" vey, budget; Mrs. Arthur Smock, scrap book; Mrs. M. La Conrad, telephone; Mrs, W. J. Burden, cheer fund; Mrs. F. E. Weimer, publicity; Mrs, Preston Highley, historian; Mrs. Homer Stevens, program, and “Mrs. Guy Lafforage, chaplain.
Erin Isle ITSC Meets Next Friday
Mrs. Berneice Decius, 2835 N. Talbot Ave., will be hostess for the 7 p. m. meeting next Friday of the Erin Isle Chapter, ITSC. New officers are Mrs, R. R. Close, president; Mrs, Hanna Geiger and Mrs. F. E. Balleu, first and second vice presidents; Mrs, Mary Thompson and Mrs. Wayne Freeman, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs, E. D. Hunter, treasurer; Mrs. Marietta Noblitt, auditor, and Mrs. James Hansford, delegate to federation.
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