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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-16
PARTY IS HELD BY
EXPRESSION CLUB

Mrs. Arthur J. Randall, $3.50 East
st. Clair street, was hostess for the
annual Christmas party and lunch
con of the Expression Club today
Following the covered dish lunch
ecn there was an exchange Of gifts
ana program.
Mrs. Lloyd c. Litton read a paper,
Religious Poetry" illustrated by a
group of poems read by Mrs. w. B.
Ward. Mrs. Glenethel Rush sang
a group of Negro spirituals, and
Mrs. H. H. Arnholter read a paper
on Christmas carols. Groceries to
I'LL Christmas baskets were brought
BY MEMBERS
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A FINE skin is a gift Of the gods
N and should be appreciated and
cared for.
But even a coarse skin, a skin
blemished with blackheadS and
whiteheads, will respond to skillful
treatment and put on q, more APP
pealing look.
Coarse pores may be caused by
too much oil in the skin. Careful
cleansing and the use of a good
astringent will do much to correct
them.
The most usual places for coarse
pores to make their unwelcome APP
pearance is about the nose and
across the chin.
If you notice tendency to coarse
pores in either place. wash the skin
carefully with tepid water and
bland soap every night. Using
soft face brush in one way to in
sure perfect cleanliness.
A FTER you have scrubbed your
IN face, gently but persistently
until it looks clean and nice and
pink, use cold water to close the
pores and then apply an astringent
by moistening cotton in good as
tringent and dabbing it on, patting
it all around the nose and across
the chin.
Blackheads merely are coarse
pores gone into action. Dirt and
dust collect in the pore opening.
To remove the blackheads, first
wash the face with warm water
and a good soap and rinse with
warm water, to keep the pores open.
Then apply cloth wet with Slight
ly warmer water but do not use
steaming hot.
When the pores are Softened
thoroughly, give your face a mas
sage with your face cream, remove
every bit of it with facial tissue or
soft linen and then press out the
To do this, cover the
tips of two fingers with sterilized
cotton and press gently, not too
harshly, until the blackhead is
pressed out.
Then touch the pore with some
and massage the skin with
a good astringent. The massage is
all important. 1t stimulates circu-
lation which strengthens the facial
tissues.
II II
MTHITEHEADS are similar to
w blackheads, only the extrane-
GUS matter does not reach the sur
face. They are removed in much
the same way, except that they must
be opened with a sterilized needle.
Be sure to put an antiseptic on the
spot and use an astringent.
PimpleS, eczema and acne can
not be treated specifically. They
usually register internal trouble. A
change in diet may do wonders.
Simplify it as much as possible,
eat only fresh vegetables, fruits,
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HOLIDAY FETE HELD
BY LITERARY CLUB

Holiday party of the Fortnightly
Literary Club was held this after
noon at the Propylaeum.
1.-THE Gifts of the Court Jester, "
a monologue written by Mrs. H. H.
Hornbrook, was read by Mrs. Rita
Scott Titus, who appeared in an
imported testers costume, with harp
accompaniment by Mrs. Ruth Ra-
nier Nessler.
Tea was served after the program.
The tea table was decorated with a
Christmas tree, southern smilax and
lighted tapers. Mrs. Edwin Forty
and Mrs. Quincy Myers served.
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PIayIet to Be
Presented at
Sahara Grott0

"The Silver Sandals" a Christmas
playlet, will be presented by the ex-
preston pupils of Mrs. David Chap
man and the dancing pupils of Mrs.
Ruthanna Kersting for the Sahara
Bellies at the Sahara Grotto, Park
avenue and Thirteenth street,
Wednesday night. The play will be
given again Tuesday night, Dec. %,
for the Daughters of America,
Junior Order, and the United Amer
lean Mechanics, Capital City, So and
So, in Bushman's hall, College ave-
nue. and Eleventh STREETS. Characters
in the play are taken by.
Misses Mary Catherine Siler. Virginia
Schwartz. Berneice Hessel. Betty Hunt,
Anna Margaret Chapman, Grace Davis,
Evelyn Davis, Rea Joan Reed, Sally Station.
Jean Pettigrew. Margaret Muncy. Mar
iorie Miner, Mary Patricia Cameron,
Vibian May Hopkins. Jeanne Williams,
Shirley Faye Wilkinson. Mary Lou Wilkin-
son, Georginaana Combest, Evelyn Long
est, Lurlne Smith. Lydia Kersting and
Martha Updyke, Messrs. Bobby Coyner.
Joseph Kersting, David Champman Jr.,
Wilbur Hessel, Jack Ingle and Marvin
Hamm
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at a meeting of the board of di-
rectorS Monday night.
1t also was recommended that
70 smnti heetaoi shrduI punao
rooms in the Y. w. c. A. hotel,
which have been reserved for tran
sient guests, be opened to perma-
nent guests who are not eligible ito
Blue Triangle hall because of age or
income.
Mrs. William F. RothenbVrger,
who recently returned from
seminar travels through the south
ern states to investigate religious,
industrial and educational condi-
tons among Negroes, gave a report
of the tour.
kilograms were sent to Repre-
sentative Louis Ludlow and Senators
Watson and Robinson urging them
to use 'unstinted effort in effecting
adoption" of the Wagner bill on I'M
employment and protocols of the
world court.
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Mrs. Garman
Is Hostess at
annual Party

Mrs. H. o. Garman, 2O62 North
Meridian street, was hostess to the
annual Christmas party of the Vim
cent C. L. S. c. Club Monday after
noon. She was assisted by Mes
DANES c.. M. Cheney, Merry E.
Perine, David Munro, o. R.,Sumner
and c. M Finney.
A short program of Christmas
poems and carols was presented by
the members in the library, which
was decorated in the club colors.
Gifts were exchanged from a huge
stocking hung before the fireplace.
The dining room was decorated
with Christmas candles.
Members discussed the progress
of the sale of towels made by blind
children for the aid of the blind
unemployed, being sponsored by the
organization.
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Social Club to
Hold Party in
Church Rooms

Independent Social Club will hold
its Christmas party in the social
room of the All Souls Unitarian
church from 1870 to $50 today.
Mrs. Frank Shellhouse, hostess,
will be assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Everett A. Hunt, Mrs. P. j. Clark,
president, and the following men,
bers of the entertainment commit
tee; NIesdames Walter Kyle, chair
man; Grace Lynn Sandy, Walter
Moore and Newton Mcclure.
Mrs. j. D. Davy will read a Christ
mas pageant, 1.-THE First Gift" Mrs.
Moore, accompanied by Mrs. j. H.
Turnkey, will sing "A Song in the
Air"
The tea table will be decorated
with red candles and holly. A deco
rated Christmas tree around which
the gifts will be placed will be a
feature of the entertainment
Sixty-five guests will be entertained.
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Personals

Miss Lois LETTER, 3640 Washing
ton boulevard, will have as her
house guest for the holidays, Miss
Marie Loeb, Uniontown, Ala. Miss
LETTER will entertain with a supper
party for her Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M Richardson,
2230 North Illinois street, have re-
turned from Summitville, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Foster.
Paul fischer will return this
weekend from Wabash college to be
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. fischer, 1884 North Pennsylvania
street.
Frank o. Miller, Al Meridian
place, have left to spend the winter
in Florida.
Miss Margaret Cook will return
Friday from Portland, Me, to spend
the holidays with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Cook, 2405 Ash
land avenue.
Robert Moynahan will return next
Tuesday from Lafayette, where he is
student at Purdue university, to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Moynahan, 1465
North Delaware street.
Miss katherine Langen will ar
rive from Martha Washington SEM
mary, Washington, D. c., ands Will
liam E. Langen from the University
of Michigan at Ann Arbor TO
spend the Christmas holidays with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Quincy Van Winkle, %
Hampton court.
Miss Susan Gray Shedd. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd,
1899 North Delaware street, will ar
rive from Oberlin, O., to spend the
holidays.
Mrs. Leo Kahn, Spink-Arms, will
leave Wednesday for months
cruise of the West Indies.
Miss Mary Alice Oval, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Oval,
ALSO North Pennsylvania street, will
return from Smith college for the
holidays.
Miss Katherine Robb will return
from Swetbriar Saturday to spend
Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Marshall v.
Robb, S121 North Pennsylvania
street.
Miss Virginia Foster, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Foster, ATS
Central avenue. will return from
Sweetbriar for the holidays.
Miss Juliet Houser, student at the
Misses Stones school in Washing
ton will be home for Christmas. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion E. EnSley, 5402 Washington
boulevard.
Roger Shiel and Walter Shiel Jr.
will return from Purdue university
next Tuesday to be with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Shiel,
1902 Central avenue, over the holi-
days.
Thomas Mahaffey, student at
Noire Dame, will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mahaffey, 1924 Washington
boulevard. Thomas O'Connor, also
of Notre Dame, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. O'Connor, will spend the
holidays in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riley and
children, Bobby and Jimmy, 1888
Washington boulevard, will return
Monday from three months stay
III Los Angeles.
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CLUB WILL HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Inter-Alia Club will hold its an
nual Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. George Bruce, 2815 Suther-
land avenue. this afternoon. Mrs.
Ross Coffin is in charge of the pro-
gram committee.
Christmas candles and a, white
Christmas tree will be used in dec
Grating. The program will repre-
sent a radio broadcasting station,
and will be giveL by Mrs. Raymond
H. Mcguire, pianist; Mrs. Douglas
White, soloist, and Mrs. Ancil
Brown, reader. Gifts will be dis
tributed among the guests by a
Santa Claus.
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InOitUtiOnS
to Wedding
Sent ont

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Langsen-
kamp, 1910 North Pennsylvania
street, have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Antoinette Katherine Langsenkamp,
and Robert E. Kirby, which Will
take place at 10 Saturday, Jan. 3,
at SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral. y
A wedding breakfast at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club will follow
the ceremony.
The at-home announcement is for
803 West Forty-third street after
Feb. l.
Miss Frances Kotteman will en-
terrain with a supper party at
Highland Golf and Country Club
Thursday night in honor of the
bride and bridegroom-elect. Satur-
day, Mrs. Richard Madden viii
have a luncheon for the bride.
Monday night, Miss Eileen O'Con-
nor will be hostess at a bridge party
in her honor. Tuesday, Miss Kathe-
rine Hook will entertain with a
luncheon bridge at the indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Saturday, Dec. 81. Miss Ann Car
roll will be hostess at a bridge party
and the following Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp Jr. will
receive at tea for Miss Langsenkamp
and Mr.. Kirby at their home, 1926
North New Jersey street.
Tuesday. Jan. 1, Miss Josephine
Madden will entertain with a lunch
con bridge, and in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Langsenkamp ST.. will hold
the bridal dinner for their daughter
and her fiance, at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
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Just
EUev
Day
Sense
TINE national board of Y. w.

TINE national board of Y. w.
II G. A, having finished a con-
ference on the social consequences
of unemployment, discloses the
fact that in the field of domestic
labor women as employers show
a tendency to undercut existing
wage rates.
Commenting jubilantly on this
significant item, a correspondent
chuckleS, asking whether I can
find something to say in favor of
my sex. after this.
Yes, 1 can.
Frankly, it is deplorable to know
that women surrounded by the
safeguards Of food, shelter, and
love should show themselves so
snall-souled, so unsympathetic to
those less fortunate The well-to-
do wife who deliberately cuts the
wages of her cook because jobs
are hard to find is not an esti-
mable person from one point of
view.
But discarding the fact that
plenty of women are just plain
mean, let us presume that the
woman who commits this shabby
deed is in all other respects a
pretty fine person. And she may
be.
THERE is a good reason why
Il this particular condition
should have been found chiefly
in the home. Women in bust
ness who employ other women
display no such attribute. That
is because they are in business.
For the housewife is often penu-
rious because she never has had
any money of her own with which
to be generous She runs her
house upon an allowance, and if
she is able to save anything after
expenses are paid, she may in
dulge some pet extravaganza.
But, first, last, and all the time,
she must make an accounting to
her husband, from whom all her
money comes.
Yes, indeed, there is a defense
to be made for women, even here.
A thousand generations of wives,
who were, economically speaking,
mendicants, is responsible for
this scandal. And if you wish
your daughter to develop the ex-
pansive, sympathetic, humane
characteristics that you so ad-
mire in men, let her go into the
business world and earn her own
bread for a while.
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CLUB r
AT PARTY TONIGHT

Members of the North Side
Chorale Club will be entertained
with a Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. William j. Hauser, 4143
North Capitol avenue. tonight.
Decorations will be in keeping
with Christmas The hostess viii
be assisted by MeSdames E. E.
Welding. director of the club; War
rem Sparks and Charles Neffle.
Instead of the usual exchange of
gifts, the club will donate the con-
tents of the treasury to be used
for needy families.
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CLUB WILL STAGE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mrs. George Wood will read a
paper, Famous Madonnas," at the
annual Christmas party and guest
day meeting of the Minerva Club,
Wednesday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. K. V. zimmerman, 1880 Park
avenue.
Other numbers on the program
will be the reading of Christmas
story by Mrs. V. G. Wiley, and the
singing of carols.
A Christmas tree and lighted
candles will decorate the home.
Mrs. zimmerman will be assisted by
Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. NJ. E. Burkhardt
and Mrs. George T. Lonting.
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PARTY TO BE HELD
BY IRVINGTON CLUB

Mrs. ]. Murray Chenoweth, 81
North Hawthorne street, will be hos
tess for the annual Christmas
party Of the Irvington Tuesday
Club this afternoon. Holly, poin-
settas, and red Christmas candles
will be used in decorating.
On the program will be Mrs. G. H.
Winders who will give Christmas
Legends of Mexico; Miss Marie
Chenoweth, who will give candle
light reading; Miss Martha Jane
Bash, pianist, and Miss Anna Bash,
who will present a piano monologue.
Gifts will be distributed by Santa
Claus. The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. Mahlon Bash, Misses
katherine Rose and Maxine Trader.
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TUDOR HALL GIRLS
TO GIVE PROGRAM

Lower school Of Tudor Hall will
present Christmas program of
plays and songs at 2::30 Thursday
afternoon before an audience of
parents and friends in the school
auditorium. The program includes:
''The First Christmas a play by Mrs.
Don Marquis. given by the seventh and
eighth grades; Christmas Eve" a play
by Constance Mackaye" by the third and
fourth grades; 'Santa's Workshop BY the
first and second grades, and a pantomime.
Christmas Happiness" BY the fifth grade.
The program is directed by Miss
Charlotte Thompson director of
dramatics and Mrs. Benjamin A.
Richardson.
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Each girl in the
school has pledged one of her
Christmas gifts to the auction to be
held Jan. 9.
Wednesday, sophomores will pre-
sent a play, Round the Clock With
Claire" the proceeds to provide
clothing for children. Following are
members of the cast:
Misses Marjorie Schilling, Jane Hen
messy. Mary Early, Gretchen Mary Yeazel,
Virginia Luce. Betty Naughton, Bernice
Brennan. Anna Margaret Durkin. Jane
Dugan. Martha Schneider, Virginia Itten-
bach. Mary Dean, Mary Louise Dennis,
Marguerite Blackwell, Dorothy Keene and
Mary Kramer.
Misses Betty Strack, Mary Jane
Wallace and Marion Messick are on
the poster committee and Misses
Mary Ruddell, Marie Michaelis,
Betty Walsh and Mary Elizabeth
Hindel make up the ticket commit
tee.
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SIMPLE FROCK FOR LITTLE
GIRL.

1882. Crepe de chine in a pastel
shade of blue was chosen for this
little dress. The fulness of the
dress is arranged in small plaits be-
low the yoke Joining. Binding, or
lace may be use to finish the neck
and sleeve edges.
Cut in five sizes: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
years. A 3-year size requires IL
yards of material 80 inches wide.
For yoke portion of contrasting ma
terial or embroidery Il yard 80
inches wide is required, cut cross
wise. Price Is cents.
Send II cents III silver or stamps
for our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1930-1931 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
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WEDDING OF COUPLE
ANNOUNCED HERE

Marriage of Miss Jane Wells to
John Charles Hendricks Jr.. has
been announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Wells, 3045
North Pennsylvania street. The we'd
ding took place Monday morning
ut All-Souls Unitarian church, the
Rev Frank S. c. Wicks officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks Jr. have
bone to Chicago for a few days.
lThey will be in indianapolis for
christmas, before leaving for a
honeymoon in Florida. On their
return to Indianapolis they will be
at home at the Admiral, 1925 North
Meridian street.
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Study of Unemployment Among
Women Is to Be Made Here

An intensive study of unemploy-
ment among women in Indianapolis
will be made within the next few
weeks by a committee composed of
board members and staff of the In
dianapolis Y. w. C. A., who will at
tempt to relieve conditions tempo
rarily.
This recommendation was made
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GIFTS EXCHANGED
BY LITERARY CLUB

The Northumberland Literary
Club held its annual Christmas
party and exchange of gifts today
at the home of Mrs. Adolph Wag-
ner, $751; Washington boulevard.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Frank E. Weimer and Mrs. John w.
Griffing.
The luncheon table was decorated
with holly and red candles, and the
gifts were placed under a large
Christmas tree. The program was
furnished by Mrs. Earl Clampitt.
who gave review of "Ouo Vadis'
by Henry Sienkewicz.
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Nelu Ofcers Named

New officers of Phi Tau Delta
sorority, elected recently at a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Earl Wise,
lI12 North Oakland avenue, are:
Mrs. n. q. Morgan. president; Miss
Glad-s o0ehrsne. vice-prcsident: Mrs. Will
lem Fayis. recording secretary: Miss Marie
Fshr. treasurer: Miss Dorothy Julian.
ssrgesnt-at-srns; Mrs. &. G. Driftmeyer.
attorney general: Mrs- Edward Fitch. ad-
visor. and Mira Wise. historian.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
STAGED BY CLUB

The Present Day Club held its
annual Christmas party and ex-
change of gifts at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Rupel, 5716 North Pennsyl-
vania street. Monday. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Hubert Smith
and Mrs. w. H. Schmidt.
Christmas candles and red roses
were used in decorating. During the
afternoon, bunco and other games
were played. Martha Ann Rupel and
Patricia Smith, small daughters of
Mrs. Rupel and Mrs. Smith, dressed
in Santa Claus costumes, distributed
gifts among the members.
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PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
PLANS YULE PARTY

The Federated Patriotic Society,
allied with the Grand Army of the
Republic, will have a Christmas
party at 8 Wednesday night at Fit.
Friendly, 512 North Illinois street.
The program includes the singing of
Christmas carols and an exchange
of gifts. Mrs. Lula Hartzog, preSi-
dent, is in charge.
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Book Club to Meet

The Book Review Club of the In
dianapolis chapter, National Council
of Jewish Women, will meet at 10
Wednesday at Kirshbaum Com
munity Center. Mrs. Kathryn Tur-
ney .Garten, leader, will review
Henry of Navarro" by Henry
Dwight Sedgwick, and ITO Let" by
John GalSworthy.
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CLUB GUESTS AT
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mrs. Charles Binkley, 5445 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
to members of the Alpha Eta
Latreian Club this afternoon when
she will entertain with a Christmas
bridge party. She will be assisted by
Mrs. H. D. Williams and Mrs. Will
liam H. Turner.
Holly will be used in decorating
the home and the tables. Gifts for
a family, which the club is helping
this winter, will be collected and de-
livered at Christmas time.
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CHRISTMAS DANCE
DATE ANNOUNCED

Announcement has been made by
Birney Spreading. chairman of the
Avalon Country Club entertainment
committee, that the Christmas
dance planned for Avalon juniors
and their guests will be held Dec.
26 in the ballroom of the Columbia
Club.
Music will be furnished by the
PaganS orchestra.
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Dinner Is ArYanqed

Annual Christmas dinner of the
faculty and resident students of
Tudor hall school will be held to-
night at the residence. Following
dinner there will be singing of carols
and Christmas party in the Ii
brary.
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booster project in
the relief program.
Pep speeches be-
t W e e n carol S,
Christmas tree jol-
lities and Bethle-
hem tableaux are
on the program.
In the tableaux,
Miss Mary Ger
trude Killilea will
take the role Of the
M a d on n a, Miss
Helen LEIGH Of St.
Joseph, and Miss
A mn q L o u i S e
Kirsch, a Christmas
angel.
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Miss Morris Hostess

Miss Donna Morris, oil West
Thirty-third street, viii entertain
Beta chapter, Delta Phi Beta
sorority, with Christmas party
Wednesday night. There will be an
exchange Of gifts
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Pdrtu VII Be Held

Members of the Lolita Club of
Westminster Presbyterian church
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles H. Davis. 1856 Arsenal ave-
nue., Wednesday night. A Christmas
party will follow the usual business
meeting.
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academy to
Raise Funds
for Charity

Proceeds from months program
of activities launched last Friday by
st. Agnes academy students will be
used for charity work.
The annual school Christmas
party to be held Friday will be a
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Clarifying Yourself
BY ALICIA HART

bran, and drink plenty of water.
Sleep and regular exercise routine
help too. If months corrective
diet and regime do no good, con-
suit a physician.
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Dance to Be Held

Young Peoples Club of st. Anne's
church will sponsor a dance to be
held in the church hall Saturday
night. Music viii be furnished by
The Captivators.' The hall is in
Mars Hill on the airport f6ad.
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EnS7I SheZZinn

If you pour boiling water over Pc
cans before you start Smelling them
you will find it much easier to get
them out whole.