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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle being popular with boys and perceived vanity. Advice notes that constant attention can block true romance, and suggests letting a chosen potential partner take the lead to prove depth of feeling. The letter reflects on balancing admiration with genuine connection.
Delegates and guests will attend a Wednesday noon luncheon in the Palm room of the Claypool on the second day of the Indiana Federation of Clubs annual convention. Guest speaker is Mrs Caesar Misch of Providence Rhode Island, renowned author and lecturer. Mrs Eli F Seebirt of South Bend presides with special guest Mrs Hamet D Hinkle of Vincennes also in attendance.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers' Club will host a luncheon at 821 Hampton Drive to honor the mothers of new pledgees and past presidents. After the meal, Edna Christian of Butler University will speak, followed by a musical program led by contralto Mrs. Robert Blake with accompanist Dorothy Knight Greene.
The text portrays a girl who resists mob influence and can guide a team by herself. It suggests cleverness in handling eligible boys and hints at adapting strategies when old tricks fail. The tone resembles a social satirical line about reputation and ingenuity.
Miss Clara May Stinnett daughter of George T. Stinnett and Floyd M. Lively son of Mr and Mrs M B Lively were married in an 8 30 pm ceremony at Edwin Ray M E church. Rev W T Jones officiated with matron of honor Mrs Fred Waidlich and bridesmaid Mrs Manton Reed. The bride wore white bridal satin with a floor length skirt and tulle veil. attendants wore salmon pink and green satin.
The couple exchanged vows in a ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s Aunt Mrs H P Stinnett home. They will reside at the Dundee apartment after November 1.
An article discusses using a portable tray to help a child eat lunch alone while mothers work. It covers tray setup, heating methods, meal ideas for 7 to 9 year olds, and sample menus including soups, sandwiches, and desserts. It notes benefits for finicky eaters and suggests practical reheating tips. Miss Katherine Sue Kinnaird and Miss Eleanor Taylor will attend the Pursue Wisconsin game in Lafayette this weekend.
Albert the pet alligator of Professor Paul Weatherwax of Indiana University’s botany department has returned to the Weatherwax home pool in Bloomington after a week of wandering. The alligator was originally captured by the professor in Florida.
Thousands suffer bad breath and find quick relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets stimulate bowels and liver, purify blood, and avoid calomel side effects. Purely vegetable formula, olive colored, take nightly for a week. lic 30c 60c.
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