Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1960 — Page 3
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Ethel Compton
Services for Mrs. Ethel Compton, 70, 814 W. Michigan were held Feb. 23 in Jacobs Brothers Wests»de Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery She died Feb. 18 in General Hospital. Bom in Pulaski. Tenn., she had lived here 20 years. Survivors include the husband, Walter; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Mills and Mrs. Willie Flippins, both of Ullen, 111., and a brother, Buben Bailey, Indianapolis.
Robert E. Lewis Funeral services for Robert E. Lewis. 70, 943 N Lynn, were held Feb. 19 in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Feb. 17 in General Hospital. Born in Maude, Ky., he had lived here 23 years. He was a member of St. Paul Baptist Church. "Survivors include two sons, J. W. and Alston Lewis, both of Bardstown, Ky.; a daughter, Miss Sue Mav Lewife, Louisville, and five brothers.
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What Is New In Indianapolis?
THEODORE SMITH, GENERAL AGENT for
NEW DEPARTMENT AT ROST: Maurel Rothbaum (second from left), president of Rost Jewelers, extends a welcoming hand to Dr. D. Edward TaVel and his staff who recently opened optical and hearing-aid offices in Rost's downtown store, 25 N Illinois. William Rapp (left), acoustician, will be in charge of the hearing-aid department, and Wesley Becker (right), dispensing optician, will assist Dr. TaVel in fitting glasses and frames for every need.
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Rost Jewelers Opens Eye, Hearing Center
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WHAT DO WE HAVE TO OFFER? 1. Full line of Life Plans including the Family Plan 2. Sick and Accident that pays up to $250.00 a month for disability. 3. Hospitalization that pays up to $20 per day plus medical expense and surgical expense up to $250. 4. You are paid for every policy you sell 5. No charge back for lapse. 6. You ran work full or part-time. 7. You can win a free trip to Mexico City for you and spouse. 8. Most important — there is no account calling. Experienced agents will welcome that relief. And in-expcrienceti arents will not have to team it. SEE YOU AT 312 WEST MICHIGAN STREET FEBRUARY 29TH, 9:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M.
Dr. D. Edward TaVel and M. \ frames, special frames for worn- • Rothbaum, president of Rost Jew- cn to apply their makeup and j elers, have announced the opening (special frames for people who like of Dr. TaVel’s new optical and j to look over the lops of their J
hearing-aid offices in Rost’s down- i glasses.
town stoic. 25. N Illinois. ; A graduate of Pennsylvania j This compleie optical depart- Slate University and North llli-1 rnent will offer the latest equip- nois College of Optometry, Dr. ment for examining eyes, fitting * TaVel also attended several postglasses. filling oculist prescriptions graduate courses in contact lensand contact lenses, in ^addition es. He has been licensed as a doctor to all standard kinds of lenses. of optometry since 1940. DR. Ta\ el will offer a complete WF.SLEY'BECKER, who has 40 selection of imported and Ameri-, years’ experience in the optical can-design* d frames, that include ; profession will serve as dispensing conventional frames, decorative! optician and will work with Dr. — TaVel to see that clients obtain
the proper glasses for their needs
THANKS; CONGRESSMAN!: U. S. Representative Joseph W. Barr accepts an appreciative handshake from Wallace Hollins, president of the Indianapolis NAACP Youth Council. Congressman Barr told the Youth Council something of his work in the held of civil rights during on address Sunday at the Fall Creek YMCA. (Recorder photo - by Jim Burres)
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'The Place to Plav' Is City's Swankest Pleasure Palace
There’s been a complete face lifting on Indiana Avenue. The Place to Play, formerly Pat Riley’s Tavern and now under new management. has been completely re-
Sinee the doors reopened Tuesday, The Place to Play has been packed with fun-lovers and all who see must admit there is no fine r . Mr. Stone said Roger Harrison,
PTAKE THEM
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and to make sure they are as flattering as they are practical.
The Hearing Aid Lcunge will be t under the direction of William 1
modeled and is having'a gala grand the contractor, “has given us a club , opening Friday and Saturday. ] which is even beyond our wild?st !
Hunter Stone, the genial general | dreams.”
manager said. “No expense has ( he added, “Whether you want] been spared in making The Place , a cold beer (the coldest in town) j to Play Indianapolis' finest nite or an evening with your best girl, i
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low pl/'wfth 'comfortable, 1 ompc-! vious throughout the spacious and lent hearing aids for their glassses. ni . -P '
in the ear or behind the ear. 1 Mr. Rapp will also make home * appointments for clients who call
I him at ME 5-fi56fi.
THE LOWER PART of the walls and the ceiling Ifave been done in natulal knotty pine, while life-like murals enhant ,j d by indirect lighting completely .surround the club. A 32-foot /i//.au ’ ladies’ bar don*? in mahogany which can seat 39 lovelies has been added, and the
. {39-foot front oi.r has been rebuilt funeral service's for Louis Vole- j n mahogany. A gleaming kitchen
, j ^ Illinois, were i a huge rotisserue which
held Feb. 22 in Stuart Mortuary, r with hiuial in Floral Park Ccme-
Louis Coleman
barbecues delicious ribs and chickens right belore yoi.r eyes greets
you as >ou enter
And the floor n.‘!*; been redone
bartenders. Ecv nard
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ti ry He died Feb. 19 in Veterans Hospital. Boi n in Troy, Ala . he
: had lived here 4 years, and was a 1 i . , member of Bethel Bantist Church, Wlt . h tan an ? whlt ~ tlU> ^ff'are.s.
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^ . ■ , . dr. and Herbert Jones, ; nd a staff ( \T^ U, u* V ir iS nr 110 1G I J lf> i: U?! ’ of five waitress: s An ie Mae Mayes. Mrs W,IHe Mae Matthews. Indian- Bcssic Hunter, Viola Stone. Betty i Anderson* ^ ^rtunc. j Ligginson. Indianapolis." and two KJiarantee the customer fast and
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