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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-01
Seniors at
Butler Pick
Committees

Committees to arrange senior ac-
tivities at Butler for the COM
mencement season have been an
nounced by the class president,
Wales Smith.
The senior council is composed
of Smith, college of liberal arts
chairman; Urban Ogden, college of
religion, and Miss Leona Hawkins,
college of education. The advisory
committee, which will meet with the
president to discuss matters of class
policy, is Miss Virginia Holt, chair
man; Miss Betty Lower and Her
bert Sweet. Other committees are
Invitations, which will be in
charge of commencement invita-
tons, Misses Virginia Taylor and
Rosemary Walters, chairman and
sub-chairman; Dorothy Parker
Elma Rose Sailors, Marjorie Dema-
rec, Panoria Apostle, Helen Egbert
and Mildred Marshall and Max
Miller.
Cap and Gown-Misses jeanette Palmer,
chairman; Margaret Van Vleet, Maenell
Hamlin. Mary Margaret Woods. Dorothy
Dill. subchairman Catherine Foust, Mary
Hoover, Bessie Ryan. and Messrs. David
MeNelly, Marshall Tackett and Victor
Hertz
This committee will be in charge
of caps and gowns, which will be
handled through the Office of the
university secretary.
Senior Gift-Malcolm Snoddy. chairman;
Miss Mardenna Johnson, Miss Mary
Frances Douglas, Miss Adelaide Gould and
Samuel -, Mclean; class day committee.
which will plan the program for class day,
June IL, Miss Valencia Meng, chairman:
Miss Anna Marie Sanders. Miss Thelma
Williams, Richard Fogarty and George
Finance-Tom Butz. chairman: Miss
Ruth Wilcox. Miss Loujean Gullett and
Paul Duncan; senior banquet and ball
committee. Jess Pritchett, chairman;
Misses Dione Kerlin, Vera Grey Hinshaw
and Harriet McGaughey.
Public EventS-MisS Mildred Beard,
chairman Miss Ann McDevitt, Miss Ava
Louise Reddick, Miss Dorothy Covey and
Edwin Hobson.
Other committees will be an
nounced later. A meeting of the
class will be held Feb. 10.
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Meridian Union, w. G. t. u,
will hold an all-day meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Frank Lockwood, 1889 Central av-
enue. The morning session will
begin at 1890 and will be followed
by luncheon at noon.
In the afternoon, Mrs. L. E.
York, a former president and a
member of the mayors Washington
bicentennial commission, will give
patriotic readings in colonial cos
tune, and Miss Maxine McPeek
will play violin solos. The Rev.
Charles Fillmore will be speaker.
Hostesses will include Mesdames
Emma Peet, c. B. Hoover, w. D.
Emminger, H. N. GarriS and Ellison
Arbuckle. Decorations will carry
out the program motif. Mrs. F. C.
Clark will be in charge of devotions.
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Misses MOder,
Drun1711Ond Are
Tea HOSteSSet

Misses Frances Moder and Isa-
BELT Druminond entertained Sun
day afternoon at their home, 1907
Winthrop avenue, with a tea for
members of Sections l and a of the
indianapolis Business and Profess
Sional Women'S Club.
Guests of honor were the clubs
president, Miss Lucy E. Osborne,
and the vice-president, Miss Mabel
Kregelo. The tea table was deco
rated with spring flowers and
tapers, and flowers were arranged
about the home. Others present
we're:
Mesdames Katherine Neff, Ann Nc
Quillan, Alberta Dawson, o. M. Hardy,
Clara Benson, Misses Locy O'Maze, Fannie
Minor. Beulah Humphreys, Ruth M. Hal
sey, Thelma Dawson Marie Stevens, Lois
Baker, Kitty Clyde Mitchell and Wilmosh
Benson.
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Institute to
Be Held for
Nurses Here

Miss Evelyn Davis, secretary OF
the board and committee members
section of the national organiza-
ton of Public Health Nursing As
sociations, will conduct an institute
Tuesday for board and committee
members of the local association at
All Souls Unitarian church.
Mrs. Henry B. Haywood is general
chairman of arrangements. Mrs. F.
R. KaAtz, president, will welcome
the guests and open the program.
Luncheon will be in charge Of
Miss Eva McDougall, director Of the
division Of public health nursing Of
the state board of health. DR.. Will
liam F. King, secretary of the board
will speak. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Haywood or Miss
Dorothy Prater until tonight.
Following the institute, the In
dianapolis P. H. N. A. directors will
be hoSteSses at tea to which all
P. H. N. A. nurses have been in
vited to attend in uniform.
Members of the audience will be
expected to take part in the discus
sion of each division of Miss Davis
outline.
Miss Davis will hold institutes in
other sections of the state during
the week. They are held under the
auspices of the division of public
health nursing, of the state board of
health, with cooperation of local
nursing associations, American Red
Cross nursing division and the In
diana State tuberculosis Associa-
ton,
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Sigma Nus and
Fathers to Be
Dinner Guests

Members of the Butler university
chapter of Sigma NJ fraternity and
their fathers will be entertained at
a dinner Tuesday night at the Food
Craft shop by the Sigma NJ
Mothers Club. A program will fol-
low the dinner, for which covers
will be laid for 100. Officers will
receive the guests. They are:
Mesdames A. W. Macy. president: M l..
Johnston. first .vice-president: w o. Dun
lavy. second vice-president: Walter Peek
recordlng secretary; Edith Goodwin, cor
responding secretary. and A. T. Bunch.
treasurer. Arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. Walter Wheatley. Mrs L. Preston
Hlghley and Mrs. Samuel Campbell.
Music will be provided by Mrs.
John M. Smith, accordionist: James
Hlghley and Paul James, banjoists,
and a quartet from the Butler
Mems Glee Club, composed of Ber-
nard DeVore, Joe Macy, Sam Sims
and ROLAND Barnes. They will be
accompanied by Miss Mabel Pruitt.
Speciality dances will be given by
Jean ,Lenore Smith and Jean Mil
dred Smith.
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lMANN+RSANDMORALS1
9\'BY JANE JORDAN /pI

mally healthy persons sleeps this
much. Evidently he doesn't want
to sleep, but he can't help it. The
fact that he is hard to arouse, is, to
my mind, rather alarming. I would
insist upon his seeing a good dag
noStician for a thorough physical
checkup.
Don't let him laugh this off, if
Fyou love him. I've seen this sort of
thing happen so many times be-
fore. People simply won't believe
they are sick before they actually
are bedridden. It's a bad mistake
to ignore the first warnings of IA
tigue.
Dear Jane Jordan think a great deal
of boy who is 10. I am Is. This
boy was caught in car that someone
else stole. and he was put in iaiI for
six months. People are talking and even
my family is turning against me. they
say I shouldn't run around with a iail-
bird. He wants me to marry him. I've
only known him for four months. but
I would give up anything for him.
PLENTY BOTHERED.
Dear Plenty Bothered-I most
certainly wouldn't marry any man
who had known only four months,
and at Is wouldn't marry a man
even if I had known his all my
life. What was your boy friend do
ing in a car some one else stole?
What of the old adage, Birds of
feather flock together?" If with
in five years the boy has cleared his
reputation, and you still feel as you
do now, you have my blessing.
+
Dear Jane Jordan-There IS a boy in
my neighborhood whom I like very much.
He has been nice to me and took me out
one evening. I'm afraid that If think
too much about his liking me that it
will hurt me to find out he doesn't. He
semes to care for another girl in the
neighborhood who does not have a very
good past record. He likes her only be-
cause she will come to his house when
no one else is there What can I do to
make him care for me as care for
him? SAD ONE
Dear Sad One-There is no use
to try until he has exhausted the
destinations of the other girl. Wait.
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And Lyolene likes to design for
Americans. She likes their figures,
particularly thei-- legs.
You can shorten a dress for an
American woman" she told us on
her recent visit to this country, "and
not have to worry about the way
her legs will look"
Likes Military Lines
you'll hear lots about Lyolene
Hee-o-len) this spring. Chances
are, too, that you'll wear at least
one of her costumes-or something
whose lines are Lyolene-inspired.
Because to Lyolene as much as to
any couturiere, certainly, goes credit
Tor making the military silhouette
easy to wear. And the military sill
houette, as We told you last week,
Is the smart line for spring.
Broad shoulders narrow waist
lines slim hips straight
skirts Lyolene likes and designs
them all. But not in an extreme
way. She makes them soft and
feminine by using fine details.
Fastenings Are High
She uses high-up fashtenings on
her coats and suits and marks the
closing line with buttons. Wide
reVerS are a favorite detail of hers.
too, another military point. And
combinations of red, white and blue
-colors of the French flag as well
as our own.
High necklines are one of Lyo-
lene's fashion pets. She builds a
dress up close around the throat and
ties soft little bow at one side-as
IN the left hand small sketch.
Or she fills in an open space at
the neckline with a scarf. And
such ways as she uses scarfs!
Waistline Moves Up
A big bow Topped at the left side
with the ends caught down under
the coat fastening. Or with longer
ends that come straight down under
the belt.
Or tied round the shoulders like q
'kerchief. "
Many of Lyolene's dresses show
Vhe new higher waistline effect. She
accomplishes that with wide, curv-
ing belts and seams, or tucks in the
bodice. '''
SO be on the lookout for Lyolene
when you do your spring shopping.
Youll recognize her touch in such
details as: High suit closings set
OH with buttons, high necklines
with soft side bows, and (unfaiI-
lngly Lyolene) the scarf that's
caught under the coat fastening
(Copvright 1882. by United Pressl
Next: Amos Parrish gives the
news about spring fabrics.
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Mary ManIey,
Bride~Elect,
GiUen Party

Miss Helen Barrett was hostess
today at luncheon and bridge at the
Columbia Club for Miss Mary
Gertrude Manley, who will marry
Theodore Marbaugh this month.
The brides colorS, delphinium
blue and rose pink, were carried out
in tapers which lighted the small
luncheon tables, and miniature ar
tif1cial corSages given the guests as
favors. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. D. P. Barrett.
Guests with Miss Manley and her
mother, Mrs. James E. Manley,
we're:
Mesdames Philip A. Derham. Thomas
Leonard W.. j. Stuhldreher. George E.
Shank Jr:, C. 3. Iuppenlatz. Lester P.
Dunkin L. E. Tanner. Maurice Cravers
Misses Frances Krieg and Marv Catherine
Coulter
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Zeta Rios to
Entertain for
Ne10 Officials

Alpha chapter of zeta Rho So
rority will entertain with an inau-
gural banquet Wednesday night at
the AntlerS, followed by bridge.
Decorations and appointments will
carry out the sorority colors, ca
nary and heilotrope. Miss Alice
Young will be postmaster and Miss
Laverne Clinehouse will give a his
tory of the sorority. Arrangements
are in charge of Miss Young, as
sisted by Miss Marjorie Beverly.
New officers to be installed are:
Misses Isabelle Haessig. president: PAUL
ire Ballinger. vice-president: Alice Young.
recording secretary: Ethel Heimer. CORE
spending secretary: Marjorie Beverly.
treasurer: Beta Vollmer. historian: Hliza-
beth Hillyer. attorney-general and Mrs.
Leland Rawling. sergeant-at-arms.
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mere summing costume SllI
that Paris has designed along the
lines of the new frock.
The interesting cut of the mold
ed bodice extending into a deep
point at the front proves a partic-
ularly slenderizing feature and gives
heightened line. The skirt being
circular, falls so gracefully be-
meath the similar circular flaring
hemline of the frock.
The hem of the slip may be rolled
by hand. which gives it a French
finish, or it may be finished profess
sionally with picot-edge. Lace edg-
ing provides a dainty trim which
may also trim the upper edge Of
the bodice.
Style No. 228 may he had in sizes
IA, Is, Is, 20 years, Sc and 38 inches
bust. Size Is requires az yards
Of S5-inche material, with 81 yards
of edging.
Our winter Fashion Magazine is
ready.
Price Of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern Is cents ir
stamps or coin (coin is preferred)
Wrap coin carefully.
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BRIDE IN CEREMONY
HELD ON JAN. 81

Before her mar
riage, j an. 81,
Mrs. Fay Boar
man was Miss
Pauline h u er,
daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William
Thuer, 407 East
Sumner avenue.
The Rev. Peter r.
Pfeiffer per-
-ormed the cere-
mony at 9 o'clock
mass at st. Roch's
church. Mr.. and
Mrs. B arm a n
are at home at
TIA S h e l b y
street.
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PARTY WILL
HONOR CITY VISITOR

Mrs. Clark Russell, 5206 East
Washington street, will entertain
tonight with bridge party in honor
of her sister, Mrs. George A. Wey-
dig, Columbus, O., who is her house
guest. Other guests will be:
Messrs and Mesdames E. j. Kaufman.
G. S. Russell; M; E. BeaIl. J. W. Meakin.
G. A Russell. Miss Marjorie Hurt. Miss
Elizabeth Hurt. Miss Flo Adams. Miss Mar
garet Doutlebower, Lafayette, and w. B.
Carter.
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USHERS NAMED FOR
TEN PIANO CONCERT

Ushers have been selected for the
ten-piano recital to be given at
Tuesday night at Caleb Mills hall
under the auspices of MI Phi Ep-
silon, musical sorority. They are:
Mesdames CLYDE E. Titus. chairman: Al
bert Gaunt. leone Hickman Charles g.
Yott. June Baker Misses Virginia AepDli.
Rea Bauer Marguerite Billo. Marcia Clam.
Iorinda Cottingham. Marv Norman.
Bernice Reagan. Georgianna Rockwell and
Geraldine Trotter.
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She Never Misses a Dance

Lydia e. Pihkham's Vegetable Com
pound and if you are not feel
ing well you should certainly try it..
1t strengthens you through its
tonic action. Comforts and helps
you over those trying times {. that
come to every woman.
Young women mothers be-
fore and after childbirth mid
dle-aged women write grateful
letters :. praising this remarkable
remedy. Their letters tell of the diff
ference it has made in their health
and happiness.
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Maqici0n to Appedr

Mrs. John P. Collett and Miss
Amy Graham will sponsor an ap-
pearance of j. Elder Blackledge,
magician, next Saturday afternoon
in the auditorium of the new
American Central Life Insurance
building.
Proceeds will go to the fund be-
ing raised this year by members
of the Junior League. Misses Fran
ces Hamilton, Lois Graham, Eu-
nice Dissettee and Ruth Miliken will
act as uShers.
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PLnM ReMRft Rridne

indianapolis Alumnae Association
of Kappa Gamma sorority will hold
its annual bridge benefit for the
students aid fund at the Mu chap
ter house, 821 Hampton drive, Sat-
urday, Feb. 13. Arrangements are
in charge of Mrs. Joseph G. Mat
thews, Mrs. Austin Clifford, Mrs.
SilaS Reagan and Helen Hartinger.
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FRANCIS BlrauQ OF
Indiana univer-
Sity before men,
berS of the Ali
ance Fran C a i S
Tuesday at the
Washington. Din
ner will precede
the program.
Biraud, a native
of Poitiers, France
is an instructor of
French at the
university. He is
= graduate OF
PoitierS university
and Joined the
university faculty
last fall.
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CAREFREE she never has to
~ 'G5reak" a date.
She dances any day Of the
month and enjoys it. She's al
ways on her feet.
Everybody likes her She never
has moods" or ''temperamenta
blues"
The modern girl has learned how
to ease those trying times" You'll
find her taking simple household
remedy.
Literally thousands Of women Of
all ages -. have been helped by
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Gone are those dreadful back
acnes - those awful headaches
those morbid, stay-at-home blues
-. those irritable nerves.
Gone too are the nervousness
the awful pain and dizziness
those things only a woman knows.
Won't you buy box of the new
IaDiets and take them when
you're not welI"? You'll save your
self so much suffering and you'll
be more attractive too.
Many women say Lydia E. Pink
MANS Tablets help to keep away
pimples.
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HOSPITAL GUILD IN
ALL-DAY MEETING

Mrs. Demarchus Brown will give
the last of a series of lectures, pre-
sented under the auspices of St.
Margarets Hospital Guild, at 8:15
tonight at the North Methodist
Episcopal church.
The guild will hold an all-day
meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. John Rau, $500 Washington
boulevard.
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one uncomfortable moment. If the
pains have begun, they are stopped
in seven minutesl
No woman need be a martyr to
periodic pain. One Midol tablet will
convince you, It can't harm you,
for it is not a narcotic. All drug
stores. Simply ask for Midol.--Ad-
Nertiscment.
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Pr Siqnsos to Meet

Alpha chapter, Pi Sigma Tau
sorority, will meet tonight at the
home of Miss Mary Joe Branham,
1927 Newman street. to plan for a
spread to be given jointly with the
Beta chapter Thursday night at
the home of Miss Shirley Bartlett,
SOFT Lowell avenue.
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How Does
an Actress
Manage?

Matinee and night,
two performances 9
day. even at the
time of month when
many W o m e n are
helpless with pain
An actress ofte n
must submit to such
an inconveni e n c e
but does not suffer
the u S u a ! pain
Midol b clocks al
possibility Of a n y
periodic pain. fol
hours at a time
Taken in advance.
you will not have
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Mothers Club to Meet

Delta Zeta Mothers Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the
chapter house, 706 West Forty
third street. A business meeting
will be held, followed by bridge.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Helen Nc
Comb and Mrs. Harry Brownlee.
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JOURNALIST GROUP
SPONSORS DINNER

indianapolis Alumnae Of Theta
Sigma Phi, national honorary jour-
naliStic sorority, will sponsor the
annual Matrix Table dinner at $50
Saturday, Feb. Is, at the Sheffield
inn. The silhouette theme will be
carried out. Reservations may be
made with Miss Lotys Benning, 3460
North Pennsylvania street.
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Relief Corps to Meet

Major Robert Anderson chapter,
Women's Relief Corps, A, will
meet at 100 Tuesday at Fit. Friend
ly, 512 North Illinois street. Mrs.
Jennie Mulligan, president, will
preside.
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Miss Ran Hostess

Members of Sigma Phi Kappa
sorority will meet Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Leona Rau, 352
South Audubon road.
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ALLIANCE TO HEAR
FRENCH INSTRUCTOR

French Girls of Today" is the
subject. of talk to be given by
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y
wv troubles in somebody? Write
to Jane Jordan, who will consider
them as carefully as she knows how
and answer your letters in this col
umn.
Dear Jane Jordan-T have been going
with girl for several months and since
I have met her I have not dated anyone
but her. I never have asked her to go
steady with me. but she knows wish it
badly. She has told me many times Stat
she loves me. but to me it seems as If
she don't even care.
could take her out every night If she
wished. and therefore I can't under
stand why she still goes with other fei-
lows. even though she knows that it
hurts me to hear about her being with
them. Do you think that am expecting
too much of her? PUZZLED.
Dear Puzzled-Why should she?
You are both foolish to limit your
selves to seeing each other. 1t makes
for variety and interest to have
other friends. Even marriage
shouldn't entirely preclude all con-
facts with other people.
This is one of the typical provin-
cial viewpoints that was the target
of ridicule in Sinclair Lewis famous
book, main Street."
You can't keep love by making it
a prisoner. Your girl isn't really in
love with you if she can't see other
people and still think you are SUI
perior. Don't place your girl in the
position of the one to whom Words
worth offered this dubious compli-
ment, Fair as a star when only one
is shining in the sky"
Dear Jane Joordan-1 have been going
with the man who now is my flance
for two years. We are to be married
soon. Here's the trouble. He is never
on time. He tells me that he will be
over at 7. but it's always or 8. His
mother told me chat he goes to sleep
and she can't get him awake again. lie
told the same story.
When he finally does come. he is asleep
before an hour passes. imagine! You'll
Immediately think he doesn't get enough
sleep. but he does. He goes home every
evening at 10 o'clock and always gets
eight hours sleep. outside of this he
is sweet and adorable man.
I have tried breaking of with him.
but he begs so hard for me not to. snd
he promises to be one time and not go
to sleep. I always keep a lively con-
versation going and am lively myself.
don't want to marry a man who SITS
around and sleeps all the time
END OF THE ROPE.
Dear End-of-the-Rop
edly the man isn't well. No nor
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Card Parties

Tenth Ward Democratic Club
will hold card party at S:l5
Tuesday at the clubrooms, Olive
street and Cottage avenue, with o.
B. Miller. chairman.
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Married IN NOraUdu

. Vt n
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Dagny Lee
to Allan Cameron Miller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Miller, 1898 Wash
ington boulevard. in Oslo, Norway.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller will be at home
in indianapolis about March /.
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Sorority to Gather
Beta chapter, Epsilon Sigma AL
pha sorority, will meet at the
washington Tuesday night.
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XXTOULD you like to confide your
w troubles in somebody? Write
to Jane Jordan, who will consider
them as carefully as she knows how,
and answer your letters in this col
umn.
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Fagette Club to Meet
Fayette Club win meet at 2 next
Friday at the Ciaypool for election
of officers.
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4 Days Menu

Breakfast
Stewed prunes, cereal,
or cam. waffleS, syrup,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon
Beef broth with toasted
crackers. baked bean and
bacon salad, brown bread
sandwiches, sliced oranges
and bananas, hermits, tea,
milk.
Dinner
Brea ded veal outlets.
baked squash, scalloped
tomatoes and dried lima
beans, raw vegetable SAL
ad. lemon meringue pie,
milk, coffee.
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