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8—The Indianapolis Recorder, July 30,1960

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business, industry

and labor

By U'M. A. CIIAIVIBFRS

GEO. K. KFNNELLV, Indiana (o the post of vice-president ot Bell Telephone Co. division man- the company at the recent meettiger, announces that delivery ing of the boMd of directors. The started this week on the new In- election followed the recent redianapolis metropolitan telephone tirerrent of A. Kiefer Mayer, presrt: rectory A crew of 600 persons irient and Edward L. Mayer, chairwill deliver the new directories man of the board of directors, to homes and ofTiccs over the met- The two Mayers are grandsons ropolitan community of Indiana- of Augustus Kiefer, founder of the j'oiis. A. Kiefer D. ug Co. A. Kiefer MayThe effective date for the new " i^ tired wit J " k.^ directory is Sunday. Aug. 7. of u J° y&ars . an d Edward L. Kiefer The new AXministor dial ex- with a service record of 45 yea.s. change, to start serving about 1 hC r « OX { C . yarC r« K V e | , .nHor of 7.000 customers in the Northwest fP ns r ? f D ?" , . e st ^ wart * ^ olI " do ‘ P. area of the city at 2:01 a m. on l^ Dan i c, i ;icw ^r, 1 C<> T P ^ that date, will be listed in the new G Barrett Moxiey was with directory The telephone t umbers ^ !ls company and a p.edeces.o of 10 suburban communities cir- than <?2 year's the last 33 cling the city also will be dsted. ^ ea incc S pres,dcnt untl hls ea Mr. Kenncl y stated that the , . . . . 473.000 copies of the new direc- . ^ther officials elected *° 0 tory necessitated the use of about ,nR retirement of the two . ®yc ■ 1.200 tons of paper, ink and glue, were Walter Lutz, chairman of the The fi ont cover of the new 1 <> ar< l: Virgil Enmeier, secretary metropolitan directory features a and controller, and J ohn *eung, colorful architect’s sketch of the treasurer. Conrad A. Rodenbeck. itew city-county building now un- second vice-president, was elected der construction on the present to the executive committee and court house site On the back, a Erwin A. Schafer, third vice- P res * turquoise Princess phene i pic- ident, was elected to the board of

tured. directors. * * * * * *

HARRY J. i\/%L T FMA\, regional DANE FISK has be^n promoted manager of Standard Oil Co. to the post of zone manager of the (Ind.), announces that travel ac- Indianapolis division of Kroger cidemt insurance services for cred- Company. He was formerly grocit card customers has been intro- er y fieid sales manager. Three duced by the company. olher staff members promoted at Mr. Kaufman said. “This newest the same time were Charles R. service to motorists makes it pos- c rague, William G. Wyatt a n d j

sible for our credit card customers Dean Hicks.

to purchase world-wide travel in- ftlr. Crague was promoted to surance and pay for it the same grocery sales promotion manager, way they handle credit purchases He was formerly assistant grocery i of gasoline and nm*''- oil.’’ buyer Mr. Wyatt was promoted to j fie further noted the service assistant grocery buyer and will.

offered to the company's credit f’ard aid in developing policies and sheriff’s sale v »rt^ E ™nv nt « • j # «• • « * .. lf _ rkf J3v \*irtue of a certified copy of a By Mitue of a eoitifieo cop> of a Clistmers provides an individual practices. He was managci decree to me directed from the Clerk decree to me directed from the Clerk travel accident insurance policy. Kroger store at nth and Ariing- j of the Superior Court of Marion of the Superior Court of Marion Each poliev will provide $25 000 ton Ms- Hicks has been assigned | County. Indiana, in Cause No. C42253 County. Indiana, in cause No. C42616 for leciHontal Hoath 000 for ertw-erv field sa’os manager He w herein The Midland Mutual Life wherein Citizens Federal Savings and tor accidental death, >2o,0UU for u s grocery held sa CS managt-i fit Insurance Company Plaintiff and U>an Association of Indianapolis leys of any two members *hands, was formerly in the sales promo j ( .| eI1 J.. McMillan and Julia A. Me- Plaintiff and Theodore H. Vertner, et

feet, or eyes), or $12,500 for loss tlon department. of any one member. *

Clubs

IT'S THE SOFT TOUCH: While the talkers are still talking, the doers, Henry Dawson, left, president of the Hedephrone Club and Ramon Toliver Sr, president of the Douglass Dads' Club, demonstrate how easy it is to give a "new look" to this Dougiass Park building, one of the many public eyesores around the Dounla'ss Park area. These men represent two Eastside clubs who have joined hands with other Eastside civic groups and churches to try to better the menacing conditions which have been called

"deplorable." (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)

DIAMOND VIII will bold their monthly meeting at the home of Virgil McDaniel, 4109 Graceland. Plans are in the making for their Annual Queen's dance. * * * GIRLS PROGRESSIVE 12 met last Thursday with Mrs. Hallie Claypool. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ida Killings, 513 W. 9th. The club will close for the summer and wdll resume activities in September. * * * NBG held their last meeting with Luvenia Boatright, 33L5V& N. Capitol The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lillie Burnett, 3164 Perkins St * * * NEAPOLITANS elected new officers, at their recent meeting. Theodore E. Clark, president; Dr. John S. Brdwn, vice-president; Rudolph T. White, corresponding secretary; Robert W. Hatch Jr., 'reasurer; William Boyd Jr.* Recording secretary; Dr. Melvin S. Baird Jr., chairman of Bioard; other members, Clarence E. Turner and John G. Pyles. * * * LES PETITE FLEURS met with Florence Howard, president, at which time they completed plana for their Quarter Party to be held July 30, at 40th and Capitol. * * * * UP AND COMING met last Thursday, with the president, Mrs. Louise McGowan. A Quarter Party will be given AUg. 6 at 330 Douglass. Next meeting \yith Mrs. Delores Richardson.

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Millan Defendants requiring me to al Defendants requiring me to make make the sum of Twenty-one Thou- the sums as provided for in said de-

..... . . . ; sand P'our Hundred Kighty-tive Dol- tree. Interest and costs, I will expose

The world-wide policy covers p, p, DONOVAN, president of : j ars an) , J.-Iftee,, Cents ($21,485.15 , at public sale to the highest bidder, on

accidents involving both private ‘ . _ . n | Comnanv an- as provided for in said decree, with Wednesday the 17th day of August, passenger cars and common car- Ihc Hoosier t aaiuai , -.f ’col ! interest and costs, I will expose at I960, between the hours of 10 o’clock

shins hus^anS S***’ ^ Harold^ D.VhnTon^"tho sables •

snips, Otises ana taxis. firm Pol Johnson for- I960, between the hours of 10 o’clock of Marion County, Indiana, the fee This protection is being offeree 1 slan , OI inL ‘ ‘ . „ local i A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said simple of the whole body <.f the folStandard hold- to ‘ ^ '» M * H ""

BABY SHOWER 1 FOR MRS. McGRIFF A surprise baby shower was held July. 23 in honor of Mrs. Shirley McGriff in the home of Mrs. Mildred Howard, 1166 Udell Street. Those in attendance were Mesdames Mary Jeter, Rosemary Hamilton, Tina Clay, Nora Wright, Phronia Caudle, Mildred Howard, and Roberta Appleberry and Mr. Aaron McGriff. Refreshments were served and Mrs. McGriff received many lovely gifts. All of the. guests were members of the Missionary Society of Shiloh Baptist Church.

PHOTOGRAPHS — THEN WORK: No need to worry about thess men taking too much time out for photos. They have too much work to do. And work it is—cleaning up junk, beer can, ofhsr debris and tall weeds. Oh, yes they have to pa nt too. Eastsiders say that conditions in park, especially around the swimming pool, are next to the worst possible and worsening. Many of the Eastsiders, clubs and churches., have taken it upon themselves to see to it that these conditions are bettered, with or without the

help of the park administration and city government. Pictured above are members of two of the clubs (the Hedephrones and the Douglass Dads) who are putting in a little overtime. They ore (first row left to right) John L. Alexander, Sylvester Williams, Melvin Banks, Henry Dawson and Lemon Murrell. Back row (left to right) are Duke Jones, Elmore Pepper, Herbert Alexander, Robert Gabriel, Ewing Waddy and Stqnley Warren Sr. (Recorder photo by Jim Burres)

MISS. NAACP TO CONTEST STATE’S $20,000 GIFT TO CITIZENS’ COUNCIL JACKSON, Miss (ANP) — The board of directors of the Mississippi NAACP said last week it will take to court the State Sovereignty Commission’s gift of $20,000 to the White Citizens’ Councils The commission is the state's agency to preserve segregation and made the donation to help the councils’ Forum, which gives weekly radio and television programs on 318 stations in 40 states.

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. .. .. . automobile dealership. He has of Mar j on County, Indiana, the fee f rs on a universally attractive bas- i pn associated with management simple of the whole body of the folis. As a service to its customers. u , r „ ar c jn Vhe luxury lowing real estate in Marion County,

Standard Oil will permit credit ?nt i^noor than 36 years. Indiana: type field longer man * H-ing Lota 479 and 480 in “Elder s

card holders to chaige the prem- .. . past president of the In - sixth Edge wood”, an Addition to lum as readily as they charge \7; Allto Trade Assn. He the c ity of indUnapoii*. the plat other Standard Oil services, Mr. *; ianap „ one of tihc :ia- of which appears of record in Kaufman Said has been Clled • o, t«mo- Die oflite of the Recorder of The ^ a * i lion’s top salesmen in the auto Marion County, Indiana, in Plat The new credit card travel ac- Ji*?" l . u d K H f>ok 23 at page 34. ciocnt insurance service is avail- ' enn a veteran of both Together with rents, issues, income able to wives and husbands of C '° 1 ’ • )onn ' l an<1 i >rofitH ,ht ’ reof - sttle win he n.en and women who ho'd Stand- World Wars. bc«» .«• r’^tt»«"'S 0 w.. ,rora V

ROBERT A. O’NEAL. Sheriff of Marion County.

July 12. I960

and Oil cvedit cards, on aki ad- career as a private ^ ditional semi-annual premium bas- from active sendee in is. Policies will become effective full colonel He hold the Cr ® ,x ae on the first of the month customer’s Guerre with palms, the Bronze the d'Jte the credit card customer’s star and five campaign stars on the application is received. European Theater Combat Ribbon.

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El POT FRANKOVITZ. chairman

DAVID MOXLEY was recently ot - t h e board of directors of the elected president of Kiefer-Stewart stop anc j shop Corporation, anC'ompany. The nationally known n 0i; ,-res the election of Fred I. drug and liquor wholesale house r r i sc h as vice president of the vas formed in 1915, with the mer- corporation. Earle Peachin wa<= ger cf two old established firms. e j ec ted secretary and Richard A Kiefer Drug Co. and the Daniel Riankenbaker general manager. Slew-art Co. Letm F r i r)C h, president of the Currently the firm employs firm announces plans to open a ™hrJ h h iU f 0 ?. P ersons ’ maintains supermarket in the city of Louis«i branch at Champaign. 111., and vi , le Kv in September. The firm services retail stores throughout operates at the present time 21 central Indiana central Illinois supermarkets in Indianapolis, d R 0 , hl<) - . Muncie and Louisville. B. Scott Moxley also was elected

RACE RELATIONS GET AIRING ON TELEVISION

CHICAGO ( ANP> — Dr. Raymond W. Mack, chairman of the deportmmt of sociology at Northwestern university, discussed “Race Relations” as it relates vo conflict, segregation nnd accommodation over local Station WNBQ [ Television here Sunday morn-

! ing.

Dr. Mack, who received ms doc- | torate from the University of ; North Carolina, discussed the subI ject in a frank and non-controver- ' sial manner.

HUGH A. THORNBURG Attorney for Plaintiff.

Indiana:

I>jt Numbered Twenty-four (24) In Block 8 in Armstrong First Addition to North Indiana|K>lls, now in the city of Indianapolis, the plat of which is recorded in Plat Book 7. page 23. in the office of the Recorder of Marion County,

Indiana.

Together with rents, issues, income and profits thereof. .Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ROBERT A O'NEAL. Sheriff of Marion County. July 12. 1960 SHORTEMEIER. EBY & WOOD Attorney for Plaintiff. i 7-16-23-30-40’

MR. AND MRS. OTTO HOLMES FETED AT ANNIVERSARY

FORMER BOXER

RESCUED FROM FIRE NEW YORK I ANP)—Coley Wallace, former heavyweight boxe> who played the lead role in the movie based on the life of Joe Louis, narrowly escaped death here last week when fire gutted the Harlem apartment building in

which he was living.

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While vacationing with her hus-

band, Otto Holmes, in their home-, Wallace was trapped on the top town. Rocknort. Indiana. Satur- floor and had to be rescued by fire-

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SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of ;i decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County. Indiana, in cause No. 80425 wherein The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Plaintiff and Earl Wilson, and Jean E. Wilson, husband and wife Defendants requiring me to make the sum of Nine Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-four Dollars, and Thirty Cents ($9,254.30), as provided for in said decree, with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1960, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon County, Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Lot 6 in Block F in Indianapolis, Fall Creek Addition. Third Section, an Addition to the City of Indianapolis, as per plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 29, page 32, in the Office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana Commonly known as 1127 Brooklane, Indianapolis, Indiana. Together with rents, issues, Income and profits thereof. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ROBERT A. O’NEAL. Sheriff of Marion* County. July 12. I960 WENDELL MARTIN Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-16-23-30-60 I TAKE THEM TO THE CLEANERS

Perhaps jour clothes look clean, hv* are they? Send yonr cl toes regularly to an expert cleaners for systematic service.

SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiana, in cause No. C59-383 wherein W. Riley Hancock Plaintiff and John A. Smith and Mollle L. Smith Husband and wife Defendants requiring me to make the sums as provided for in said decree, interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the "highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1960, between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon County. Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Lot No. 4 in Pine Hill Estates, a subdivision of part of the North West Quarter of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 5 Hast In Marion County, Indiana, the plat of whicli is recorded in I^at Book 30, page 179 in the office of the Recorder of .Marlon County. Indiana. Together with rents, issues. Income and profits thereof. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ROBERT A. O’NEAL. Sheriff of Marion County. July 12, 1960 ROBERT CLAYCOMBE Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-16-33-30-60

SHERIFF’S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiana, in cause No. 80754 wherein Suburban Federal Savings and Loan Association Plaintiff and Donald Bastin et al Defendants requiring me to make the sums as provided for in said decree, with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Wednesday, the 17th day of August, 1960, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marion County, Indiana, the fee simple of the whole body of the following real estate In Marion County. Indiana: Lot Number 337 in Richland Reliable Realty Company's 9th Addition, Section B. an Addition to the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, the plat of which is recorded in Plat Book 19 page 177, in the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana. Together with rents, issues, income and profits thereof. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ROBERT A. O’NEAL, Sheriff of Marion County. July 12. 1960 CHARLES D. BABCOCK Attorney for Plaintiff. Ijr> 7->.6-23-30-60

town. Rocknort, Indiana, Saturday, July 23, Mrs. Helen Holmes was surprised with a planned party observing their sixth Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. Dorothy Linsay, sister of Mrs. Holmes, was hostess in charge at this festive

occasion.

Former schoolmates were among the guests. Miss Kay Elaine Holmes, daughter of Mr. Holmes was also a guest. Miss Holmes is from Lansing, Mich. Mrs. Holmes is the former Helen

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NEGRO EDITOR GREENE ENDORSES JOHNSON JACKSON, Miss. (ANP>—Percy Gireene, editor of the Jackson Advocate, last week indorsed Democratis Vice-Presidential nominee Lyndon B. Johnson because “ultimately and finally the solution of the race prob’em in this country is going to be reached under Southern leadership.”

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