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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-09
Wedding Is
Featured by
Pi Beta Phi

"The marriage Of the freshman
woman to Pi Beta Phi" will be the
theme of the party to be given from
$3.50 to $50 today by the Butler uni
versity chapter at the home of Mrs.
Norman Green, 1850 Sutherland
avenue.
The ceremony will be suitably
paraphrased. featuring Pi Phi songs
and music.
The wedding party will enter from
the gardens and precede to an i'm
provised altar of palms and cath
edral tapers, where Miss Janet Jer-
man. rs the bride and Miss Mar
ian Barnett as the bridegroom" will
kneel on a white satin pillow. Miss
Jerman will wear white lace and
carry brides roses
Named Maid of Honor
Miss Dorothy Jane Atkins will be
maid of honor" wearing yellow
point d'esprit and carrying yellow
roses. The bridesmaids" Misses
Helen Carson and Martha Metcalf,
will wear green point desprit and
carry Johanna Hill roses tied with
yellow tulle.
The best man" will be Miss
Mabel Espey and Misses Aleen Alex
ander and Martha Shirk will be
"ushers." Mary Ann White will be
flower girl.
Miss Hope Bedford will sing
Speed Thee My Arrow" My Pi
Phi Girl" and My Pi Phi Love" the
latter written by Miss Evelyn Nc
Dermit chapter president.
Will Give Program
Miss Sara Elizabeth Miller will
play program of piano numbers.
A reception will follow with the
bride" cutting the wedding cake"
Ice cream molds in the shapes Of
wedding bells, doves, hearts and
cupids, will be served. Appointments
and floral decorations will be car
ried out in pastel yellow and green.
Pledges will serve.
Invitations were in the form Of
wedding invitations. Miss Jean
Yates was i'll charge, assisted by the
Misses Eleanor Holt, Madeline San
der and Miss Jerman.
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Club Leaders
Study Budget
of Federation

Final sessions of the executive
board of the Indiana Federation of
Clubs, which met Wednesday and
Thursday in the Claypool, were
concerned with discussions of
budgeting. Mrs. Edwin N. Canine,
Terre Haute, state president, pre-
sided.
Final plans for the state conven-
ton to be held at the Claypool
Nov. l, and were discussed.
1t was announced, in addition to
the program, that on the second
and third mornings of the conyen-
ton class in legislative procedure
would be conducted with women of
national Importance in charge. This
is being sponsored by the legislative
department under the direction of
Mrs. j. w. Moore.
Appointment of Mrs. Arthur G.
Cunningham, Terre Haute, as chair
man of the resolutions committee
was announced. She succeeds Mrs.
Sara Messing Stern. formerly of
Terre Haute, who has moved to
Chicago.
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Alpha Chi omega Sorority
Holds Second of Rush Parties

The Alpha Chi Omega sorority
held rush party at the home of
Mrs. Fermor S. Cannon, 4235 North
Pennsylvania street today, and the
party stunt entered about the
activities incident TO the publishing
of newspaper.
Miss Josephine Bennett acted as
managing editor and her assisting
reporters and copy editors were the
Misses Maxine Ballweg, Mary Finch,
Marjorie Lytle, Dolores Mcdaniel
and Vera Sudbrock.
Invitations to the party were min
iature extra editions. The affair
was held in the gardens of the Can
non home.
The third of series of parties will
be held Monday at the Avalon
Country club. Miss Margaret Jane
Overman is in charge, assisted by
the Misses Louise Haworth, Mar
garet Stayton, Josette Yelch and
Esther Giltner.
Misses Margaret Stayton and Joan
Freeman are members of the rush
committee. Miss Mozelle Ehnes is
out-of-town rush captain.
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P. H. N. A. to
Hold Farley
on Oct. E

Board Of directors of the Public
Health Nursing Association held its
first meeting of the fall Thursday in
the association headquarters in the
Majestic building.
1t was announced that state
convention Of the Indiana State
Nurses Association will be held in
indianapolis, Oct to 8, and that
Oct 6 will be set aside for the P. H.
N. A.
On that day the members of the
association from over the state will
meet at the Indiana university med
ical center. Mrs. F. r. Kautz, presi-
dent Of the local P. H. N. A. will
preside, and Mrs. w w Thornton
viii be one Of the speakers Other
meetings CT the three-day meeting
VIII be held at various places in the
city.
More Free Visits Made
At Thursdays meeting the esti-
mated budget to be presented to the
community fund for 1888, prepared
by Mrs. William A. Eshbach. treas
urer, was adopted by the board.
Miss Beatrice Short, superinten-
dent Of nurses, reported that during
the summer months more patients
had been cared for than in any
similar period during the last five
years. Figures show that 2,O1O
more free visits were made in the
three months period than in the
same period one year ego.
Announcement was made of two
additions to the nursing staff.
Miss Lucille LeMasters, grad
uate of the Indiana university
school of nursing came on the staff
in July.
Additions to Staff
Miss Opal Bundy, a graduate of
the Methodist hospital, was added
early in September. Both have done
postgraduate work at Teachers
college, New York.
The total number Of cases carried
in August was 2,964 and the total
number of visits, 1000.
Attending the meeting, with Miss
Short and Mrs. George A. Van
Dyke, president, who presided,
were.
Mesdames Benjamin d. Hitz. William II.
Insley, Alexander G. Csvns Henry B.
Haywood, W. w. Thornton, j. A. Bowden
william F. Millholand, Robert Dorsey
Robert Bryce and Miss Deborah Moore
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Fall Work
to Begin at
Central "

Announcement of the resumption
of fall activities at Central Y. w.
G. A. has been made by the various
department heads. An all-depart-
ment picnic at Camp Delight this
afternoon and tonight will mark
the official opening of the industrial
department. outdoor games and
sports and campfire gathering cor
stitute the program.
Miss Anna Devine is chairman
of the industrial council, which is
composed of the Misses Georgia
NcMasters, Frances Mckinney
Beulah Lee, Gladys Ellington, Erie
da Dewitt, Helen Campbell and
Tillie Socher. Miss Helen Swoyer
is industrial secretary.
At the council of Young Business
Women's department meeting to-
night at the home of the secretary,
Miss Ruth S. Martin, 2010 North
Meridian street, plans will be made
for setting-up conference. The
type Of activities to be offered and
the date of opening will be dis
cussed. Miss Hazel Morris is presi-
dent of the council. Mrs. S. w. Ben
ham is acting chairman of the de-
partment.
The adult education committee, of
which Mrs. A. w. Bowen is chair
man and Miss Ruth S. Williams,
secretary, met this morning with the
teaching staff of the department to
complete plans for classes sched-
uled to open the week of Sept. 26.
Dancing and gymnasium classes
will open and the fall schedule for
swimming will go into effect the
week of Oct. 3, as announced by
Mrs. Watson Hovis, acting chair
man of the health education de-
partment. Miss Louise E. Noble
is department executive. Her as
sistants are Mrs. Robert Brandes
and Miss Vonda Browne.
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Club
Women Stage
Golf Tourney

Guest day was observed today by
women golfers of Highland Golf and
Country club with approximately
fifty women playing.
The tournament was arranged by
Mrs. c. H. McCaskey, chairman;
Mrs. Harrison Bennett and Miss
Mary Gorham. Golf balls were given
as prizes for low gross and medal
scores.
Another guest day tournament
will be held Sept. 8, and a medal
play tournament will be given for
Highland women Sept. Is and Is.
The wind-up of the golf schedule
will be on Oct. IA, when a nine-hole
obstacle tournament is scheduled.
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y Big Sisters
Will Entertain
Butler Co Eds

big Sisters" of the Butler uni
versity Y. w. c. A. will be hostesseS
to all freshman girls at a tea from
to 4 Monday in the recreation room
of Arthur Jordan Memorial hall
Miss Mary Bohnstadt, chairman,
has announced that 200 new stu
dents are expected They will be
given registration information by
forty-five uppreclassmen, who will
give instructions to groups of four.
Miss Sarah E. Cotton, registrar, will
assist in the instruction.
A tour of Jordan hall and the
campus will be led by the student
advisors. The program will be the
first in the Butler assimilation &C
tivitieS.
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side . for its trimming is direct
ly above the left eye.
The other one, however, wants
your eyes focused right straight
at her (perhaps her nose is in
triguing) for she wears turban
with bow smack in the middle Of
her forehead.
Both these hats give you a good
idea of just how far apart trim
mings go. There's no halfway meas
ure about it. Front means front.
Perky bows and soft feather pads
are two favorite trimmings for this
front spot.
Some of the bows stand right up
straight. Some are put on straight
across. Some are small and tai
lored. Some soft and butterfly like
in the manner of the turbHn
sketched.
Find Them Everywhere
You'll find them on tooues, on
turbans, on sailors, on cloches and
on hats with flared brims or turned
up brimS f.. perched jauntily over
an eye, near an ear or square in
the middle.
Soft feather pads are used much
in the same way. Occasionally a
pert quill pokes its tip straight up
at front especially cocky and
smart on beret-toque.
Tailored ornaments and cocardes,
too, find their way to the front as
in the top illustration. This orna-
ment holds rows of shirring which
have been pulled forward.
Forward March Idea
Even when hat has no extra
trimming-of bow or ornament or
feather-there's apt to be some sort
of forward march" idea in the de-
sign.
A crown may be tucked, with
the tuck coming right down the
front. Or a brim will be split in
front. Or soft hat may be draped
So the draping is all pulled forward
Copyright. 1882 by Amos PARRISH
Next-Shawl collars on new coats
are varied.
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SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR ELLA PURCELL

Miss Ella Purcell, whose mar
rage to Joseph Norman will take
place Sept. 20 at st. Philip Neri
church, was entertained at a sur
prise shower given wednesday
night by her sister, Mrs. C. j. Shea
405 North Oakland avenue. Guests
were:
Mesdames John Godfrey, viii Hogan.
Victor Pau. Charles Flynn. Henry DernelI.
Mary Schumacher. Hugh Groughn. Henry
Mackel, Stephen Mesker. Joseph Sherwood
Schumacher.
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NORTH END GARDEN
CLUB IS IN SESSION

The Misses Anna and Luzena
Hosea, 1855 Central avenue. we're
hostesses at meeting today of the
North End Garden Club. Miss Luz
zena Hosea spoke on Hardy Be-
gonias."
The next meeting will be held
Oct. IA at the home of Mrs. L. r.
Cartwright, SIT Central avenue.
The general discussion will be on
house plants.
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DRESS

And it's so enticingly cool with
its sleeveless arms capped in new
modish manner. The cape having
parted ways. reduces the bodice
breath and makes it so youthfully
becoming.
For home and porch, cotton fab
RIGS as pique, meShes. gay stripes
in dimity, batiste in floralS or dots
and linens are sturdy suggestions.
Style No. 376 is designed for sizes
Is, Is, 20 years, So. 80. 40, 40 and "A
inches bust.
Size SO requires 3ss yards of S9-
inch material with five yards Of
binding.
Our Summer Fashion Magazine
will help you economic. Price, 10
cents.
Price of pattern Is cents In
stamps or coin Ccoin is preferredl
Wrap coin carefully.
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Bill, the Sailor" with a group of
pupils of Marcy Dirnberger taking
part. They include Mary Jane
Biehmann, Marjorie Jean Burke.
Betty Jean Schmalholz, Everett
Holt, and Samuel O'Connell, Tommy
Moriarty, accordianist, will play.
Alpha Delta Thetas formal din
ner will be held Monday night at
the Lincoln.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Remember
IN how it used to be the fashion
to wear a beauty patch stuck near
your eye, mouth or whatever part of
your face you wanted to call atten-
ton to?
You can work much the same ideS
with many of the new hats. Trim
ming is being placed right up front
and you choose a hat with trim
ming to right, left or in the center,
depending on what section of your
face you want to emphasize.
Probably the lady sketched at the
top of the illustration believes the
left side of her face to be the bet
ter.
At any rate, she's wearing a hat
that draws your attention to that
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BRIDAL COUPLE TO BE
FETED AT DINNER

Arthur c. Moore will entertain at
7 tonight with bridal dinner at
the Woodstock Club in honor of
his daughter, Miss Sarah Margaret
Moore, and Fletcher Hodges Jr., son
of DR.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges,
who will be married at 2:30 Sat
urday at tthe Second Presbyterian
church.
Guests will include the bridal
Yaorfu
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Mrs. Dixon to
Be Entertained
at Bridge Fete

Mrs. Guy Curtis Dixon, formerly
Miss Gertrude Delbrook, will be
entertained tonight at miscellan-
eous shower and bridge party to be
given by Mrs. John Loughery MUTT
3239 North Illinois street.
The hostess will be assisted by
Miss Margaret Kyle. Guests with
Mrs. Dixon will include her mother
Mrs. w. F. Delbrook, and:
Mesdames Joe c. Dixon. Donald Del
0ueisser and the Misses Mildred Cook
Betty Lee. Margaret Holloway. Berts
Glare Herdrich and Alice Carter.
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GIVES BRIDGE FOR
VISITORS TO CITY

Miss Helen M. Luedeman, 1884
Asbury street, entertained Thursday
night with a bridge party in honor
Of Mrs. Ruth Uthaug and Miss Edna
Rasmussen. Duluth, Mimi, who are
the house guests of Mrs. j. c. Iver-
son. and for Miss Frances Roehm,
Detroit. formerly of indianapolis.
The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Edward w. LeIdeman.
Other guests were Misses Dorothy
Foehm, Roxanna Hammond, Mar
garet Layton and Frieda Leuk-
hardt.
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a oCACeIl lOI EUulR
Calendars ORCH
eStra, which will
play. Other deco
rations at t h e
tables, and the
appointments will
be in a color
scheme Of black
and white.
Miss Evelyn
Rabb is in charge
of arrangements,
with Miss Helen
Pitt as rush cap
tain for the soror-
ity. The program
will in Jude a
dance EParpoc1a
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him as soon as the children are all in
school, I can't live with him any longer.
But how can 1 leave, with seven little
mouths to feed. I know l made a mis-
take in having children but all 1 got
out of life was my babies. see where
a committed a sin in bringing them into a
nothing but nervous wrecks. Please help
me in some way.
HEART BROKEN MOTHER.
Dear Heart Broken Mother
There is nothing I can do for you
now. Material aid is all that will
help. have tried to point out some
of the things that happen to make
marriages turn out this way and
hope your experience will help
others to avoid similar one.
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RusheeS to Be
Entertained at
Cabaret Party

Rushees of the Butler chapter Of
Alpha Delta Theta sorority will be
entertained at web" cabaret
party tonight at the Lumley tea
room.
The feature of the decorations
will be a huge spider web con-
structed at one end of the room. as
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Easier Mendinq

A new silk stocking has been de-
signed to make your darning easier.
A tab attached to the hem conceals
mending silk in the same color as
the stocking. You simply ravel it
ont as needed.
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RetrOthnL Announced

Mr. and Mrs. William Perk, 28O8
North Illinois street, have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Rebecca Perk, to William
Schero, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Schero of Chicago.
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Gard Parties

Ladies Society, Brotherhood Lo-
connective Firemen and Enginemen.
will have card party at $3.50 Sat-
urday, at MCLEAN hall, State street
and Hoyt avenue.
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After the rock garden has passed
its blooming season, don't neglect it
or it soon will turn into an ugly
sight. 1t needs constant wedding,
cultivation and watering until win
ter. ~
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Chapter to Initiate

Informal initiation services were
held by Delta chapter of the So
Fra Club Thursday night at the
nome OF Miss Mariana Schlu-
decker, 1888 Union street, for Miss
Ruth Day.
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Dinner at Church

Crooked Greek Baptist church
will sponsor a dinner from to 7:3O
tonight at the church, Kessler bou-
levard and Michigan road.
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SOTOritU to Meet

Epsilon Pi chapter, Delta Tau
Omega sorority, will have business
meeting tonight at the home of
Mrs. Herschell Johnson, Ruskin
place Plans will be made for the
sorority's annual fall party.
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Hostess TO Sororitu

Mrs. Christian Olsen, president
of Delta chapter Of Alpha Omicron
Alpha sorority, will entertain mem
bers of the chapter at i o'clock
luncheon meeting Saturday at her
home, 1888 Washington boulevard.
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SOrOritu to Meet

Lambda Gamma sorority will
meet at 7:30 tonight at the home of
Miss Mary Hammer, 3116 Park ave.
nue..
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James Wulle, John McCreary and
John Stunkard will enter st.
Xavier college at Cincinnati.
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st. Mary of the Woods college at
Terre Haute will have as freshmen
this year five Indianapolis women.
all graduates of st. Agnes acad-
envy in the June class.
Miss Catherine Lynch Cright)
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John E.
Lynch, 1907 North Talbot street,
was president of the senior class
at the local school.
The others are Miss Ruth Court
ney (center), daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Courtney, 1887
North Meridian street, and Miss
Margaret Sullivan QefD, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sui
Ivan.
Registration will take place
Sept. Is, with the Misses jose
phine Deery and Catherine Cue
delhoefer also enrolling.
Misses Margaret Quinn and
Frances Courtney are returning
to the college as upper classmen.
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Clark County Reunion Set
Reunion of the Clark County, CID
Association will be held at Sunday
in Brookside park.
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Hostess to Club
Miss Marydell Rous, $50 West
Forty-fourth street, will be hostess
to the EuYola Club tonight.
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lMANNtRSANDMORALSI
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /pI

Put your most troublesome problems
before Jane Jordan, who will help you
to solve them by her answers in this
column.
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Dear Jane JORDAN have been mar
rled Tor eighteen years and have not had
anything but cursings. ] intend to leave
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

Ma svete sa l'udia troch drn,,.
nov: samotAf, dvojsamotni 4 innol
'hosamotni. Me je to aesmysefs!
.Hned' pozname, ze je to praYdas
Glovek samotnyv nacha dza
avoje st'astie, svoj zivotny cieI'
d dkol sam Y sebe. zije sam pre-
seba. Zostane " starym mladen-
com" mech uz je zenaty q ME.
HL'udia "dvojsamotni'' nacha-
dzajt naproti tomu ssoj ciel',
svoje poslanie a svoj zivotny OBJ
sab - v druhom. Tito ludia sil
idealnymi manzelni a priatel'- :
mi. Ich ia sa prejavuje V tom
5ze zijd pre- toho "drnheho"', ich
vol'nost' sjetv spojenf, oni ako
individualna jednotka prejavnjt,
sa najplnsie v dvojbytnosti. Gloe
vek 'mnohosamotny'' ma svoj
cieP a svoje zalozenie v kolekti-
vite. Je zvlastnym sjavom, je he
produktivnym bezvyznamnym
a stava sa tvorcim, zijlcim len u
svojho vysedeneho stola y ho1
stfnci, ma schodzkach ma chirrr-
gickych kongresoch. Uzaviera
manzelstvo len "a u6elom zaloze-
MIA rodiny. TAX cely problem
moderneho manzelstva vyzera
takto: 20-ro6ny zije sam sebe
30-rocny hl'ada uz most vedlci k
druhemu, k novym vacsim Gle
l'om, cheel by sa niekomu dat
a niekoho mat, slovom hl'ada
manzelstvo clovek 40-rocnv
praje 81 uz rodiny a d 'alsie a
vacsie pole pre- svoju posobnost'
nachadza obsah svojho zivota y
pe1liyosti a zodpovednosti "a
vaesf celok l'udi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08
Mysia zaplava.

Niekol'ko' bohatych americ.
'sfch lovcov vydalo sa ma lovec-
kt vypravu do charbinskei cast;
Mandztrie. Chceli pol'ovat' ne
tigrov V dzunglach, lcziacich na
zapad Cd vychodo-6inskej drahv
Ned'aleko Cd zeleznicnei stanicc
Arkhan zazili vsak zvlastne do.
brodruzstvo. Stretli sa S ohrom-
nvm mnozstvomI mysi. Mysia ar
NADIA tiahla . Mongolska smerom
K Chinganu a zaplavfra nzemiq
1ie inensie. ako 40 stvoroenfch ki
'ometrov. Celei toto vePke teri.
torinm bolo doslova preplnene
nnozstvom drobnych sedivych
mysi, nespocetnym' mnoEstvom
tychto nalych zvierat, ktore ma
svojej ceste znieily vsetko, Go i'm
pablo pod znby. l americki l6vci.
nruseli pred mimi utekat cele
diva dni. Nemohli 81 ami len od-
pocindt', ba ami spat'', kfmiSs I4e
sachranili : tizemia napadnut1-
ho mysacou ofenMvon. 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

preehladol.g ze 5tlz: wac ami nevy-,
zelrayel. I.ezal ava roxy chory d
potom prisla smrt'
..sA vteay mnohyA napaalo, a.
-l16 rozumne sa ozeniI, ako by bol
.Safi vycitil co no ocakava .jeho
azena opatrovala he verne a sta.
tocne. Ako by Dol len zivoril, ta-
ky sdm9 A celia dedina teraz po-
znala, ze nikdy neurobil ME ml-
drejsieho, ako ked'. sa ozenil a
jeho zenu uctili 81 vsetci, pre- jej
vel 'kodusnost' a dobrotu.
"a l'ahko sa potion vyda," ho-
yorili 81. i+! e, -
Starry Mattson ale, ako TAX le-
'ziaval, kazdy den rozpraval svo.
jej zene o divnom rozkaze a mo-
ci matkinho obrazu.
''Bude tvoj, ked' zomrem, a.
So vsetko, co man, hovoril.
"Nevrav take reei,'' zahriak-
la no.
A daj pozor na matkinu po-
dobizen, ked sa budn mladenci o
teba nchadzat'. Lebo rer mil ME-
to nikoho dedine, kto by sa
zenbe lepsie rozumel, ako ona..'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-04-08

sahel5h jod a mineralne soil. pri
com 81 stIcbn zapa,ratat'ss zes sl,cpa-
trnc mnozstYo tNcllto3 htok ia
.potrebne ma to, 4aby sa teh sprav-
ne vyvinovalo.
.Jestvuih vsak potraviny. kto-
re ME je NOME vradit' lubnyol. !.
ne do vol'aiakej ustalcnej a Wy
hranenej klasifikacie. ZatiaF co
ziadny druh culSru, ziadnc skro~
boviny a ziadne tulSy neobsahnjd
proteiny, vacsina proteinovych
potravin obsahuje krone tkaniv
budujdcichs prvkov al uhlik, vo-
dix kyslik, ktore teJn poskvttl-
il kurivo.
Ma zaklade hore podaneho OBJ
iasnenia mozete 81 teraz utvorit'
dost presny obraz D vyziynej
hodnote rozlicnych pokrmov. Bu-
dete 81 moct' sostavlt' jedalny
lfstok ma celv tyzden tax, ze ne
hl'adiac na dennn zmeru diety,
budete svoje telo zasobovat' pre-
dsa len vsetkymi potrebnsmi H.
tkami vvvzivnymi. Phi sostavovanf
.iedalneho listkI nesmiete pravda
zabndat' ma cerstvh zelenim a
ovocie, mlieko take mliecne
produkty, jaEvm' je ma prfkIad
syr. 2 mlieka da.i1 sa priprayit' !
najrozlieneisie jedla, ktore sn
ma ina odporucenia hodne pre- ra-
stuce deti.