Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1960 — Page 3

8—The Indianapolis Retorder, Oct. 22, 1960

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business, industry and labor Bv WM. A. CHAMBERS

WILLIAM P. FLYNN, chairman factures nationally known panic

of the board of ihc Indiana Na-1 exit (door) devices for commercial

tional Bank announces ihe appoint- and industrial use.

ment of Carl W. Seet Jr. to vhe no- Mr. Kremp stated that Mr

baJS” Mr. Sect wa^'^onncrV ^ Mr. Jenson reJnUy ^ 0 U n fat ^^ ant?’Can!

W. F. ALBRICHT. manager of | the T5CA Victor .'-ome nstrument i Livision r anufactiuinq division. . inoun es ilial .1 A. Scar’ett has 1 oen na'oed manager of radioVktnda” instruments and components manufacturing operation with responsibilty for production activities in this city ind at Camiiridfre. Ohio, 'fc joined RCA in ’and has been administrator • »f advance materials and process "echanization on the staff at Catn-

vlcn, N. J.

A. B. Pollock was named man »eer of television instrument and •abinet manufacturing operations it Bloomington, and will be responsible for production at the olant in Montkello. He has been with RCA since 1941 and has held key positions in materials and

sistant vice president m the bank’s | was appointed general manager of investment department, He joined ; ;,!] wholesale, retail and manufacth® staff of the bank following Hiring operations of the Vonnegut

his graduation from Butler Uni- organization.

versity in 1934. He has been active Mr. Wertz was formerly a dirccin the American Institute of Bank- i rj and vice-president of Oor-O-ing. Malic »n Chicago which is a diOther promotions included !o- vision of Republic Industries. He seph C Buergler and II. Thomas : has >H*en associated with the buildHarper. both to assistant vice pres- c-rs hardware field more than sevident and Frank T. Kossman to | on years and it one lime was assoassistant auditor. Mr. Buergler wa; dated with ihe Internal Revenue fomcrlv an assistant cashier and Sendee. He is a graduate of North-

Mr. Harper formerly assistant au- western University, ditor. Both are in the branch bank * * +

division. G. BARRON MALLORY, presi-

* i dent of P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.

. „ .. „<■ ' announces that John L. W f ilkes has ,Bud) *i 00, 5l ^ i joined the company as assistant H00k Lv inH , t:) the president, a new post. Mr. nia, officials fint , Wilkes will have administrative ployees on celebrating > dutieS in manufacturing, marketanniversary ^ Jf ; ing and finance for the local based opened the bOth dr gs P electronics and metallurgical lines

ed by the company. The 60th stoic rnmnanv is located in Shelbyville. ol the company.

, J h,S ^ger of the new Reliability and Indiana to^s and cities in vhuh 0 ut Conlrol Department. This C ^Kwl.r^ ore is the com: department will test, analyze. The Shelbyville store ,s the f oni . t . bulate and date and evaluate panys first venture in that cit> voIiabilitv of all products while

* * * maintaining highest quality con-

R1CHARD E. KREMP. president trols

and charirman of the board of ihe Mallory firm has subsidiarYonnegut Hardware Co.. 402 W. ies in Canada, England. West GerMarvland St. announces the ap- rrr.ny and has three new plants I.ointment of J. R. Wertz to the opening before the end of the year, position of manager of the Von 7 he home office is based here and Durpin Division of the Vonnegut 27 plants are operated over 11

organization. The division manu- states.

msburg. Pa.

JOHN E. BAUER, president o‘ Precision Homes, a division o r Verne Building Materials, Inc., ">233 Winthrop Avev announcer hat sales of Precision Homes folic fiscal year ending Sept. 30 >n •reased In percent over vhe pre ions fiscal year. The companells to buildees-dealers ihrough>ut Indiana and adjacent states. Mr. Bauer noted that the in- 1 crease in sales “is noteworthy since there was an appreciable softening of the real estate marke» during this period.” Again he noted that “general residential construction was down about 34 percent.” * * * „ W. H. MONTGOMERY, chairman of the board of Crown Laundry & Cleaning Co.. 2901 E. Washington St., announces the appointment of Robert F. Glass io the pofdtion of treasurer of the firm. Mr. Glass is the son of F. E. Glass, president of the company Robert Glass is a graduate of DePauw' University and Harvard University Business School. He is a W r orld War II veteran and the founder of a laundryg and dry cleaning business at San Mateo, Calif. He will retain his interest in the California company. * * * ROBERT WILDER, manager of

the Avis Rent-a-Car Service at ’2 S. Illinois St. announces 'hat he neal 'Wire of he r’stem has installed a leet 1971 >’ord >assengcr cars for ’cutah purposes * >i ! * A. W. SCHMADEKE, well known realtor anti head of the Schmatieke Realty Co.. 1003 N. Arlington \ve. announces vhat Mrs. Sue Shearer has mined vhe : faff of vhe 'irm. Mrs. Shearer operated her own real estate brokerage firm more than five years and has been associated with the real estate field longer than 20 years. At one ime uhe was associated with ihe idely known Duff VilmgjVIortgage ompany. Mrs Shearer has specialized in ho sale of properties in Ihe north -H v'nr* Wom,;* ovf, <?R city. She is a member of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board and ac■'vo in business women’s circles. * * * W. J. (Rill) COUGHLIN, president of the General Tire Co.. 333 V. Delaware St. announces vhe appointment of Glen Curtis to the position of manager of ihe new General Tire branch at 6325 E. Washington St. The new branch tore is located in the salesrooms >f Monarch Ruirk Co. at vhe East Washington St. address, The new eastside branch store vill offer a complete line of gen?ral tires and “the talk-of-the-*own service” associated with the General Tire Co., according to Tom A. Tormay, sales manager of he firm. Mr. Curtis is a veteran of more ban 10 years experience in the automotive tire and accessory field and at one time was associat'd with the Guarantee Tire and Rubber Co. He joined Ihe General Tire firm in 1939. — Get Out W Vote — Masonic Raising PHI NCETO N—Princeton Lodge No 26 had a nice turnout at a Raising held at the Masonic Hall Oct. 9. The lodge’s membership is increasing and its young men aie promising. OFFICERS INCLUDE Melton Pamplin, worshipful master, Howard Frye, secretary and Robert Marshall, reporter.

New Minister Welcomed Here 8y Allen Chapel AME Members

Delegates to NAACP Meet Are Named Delegates to the NAACP state convention, to be held in South Bend next weekend, were named at a meeting of the Indianapolis branch held recently at Witherpoon Presbyterian Church On a motion by Rev. Ford Gibson, state president, 10 branch nembers w r ho serve on state comittees were elected bv the secretary casting one ballot. They are Earle Barnette, Rev. H. L Burton, Mrs. Virgin Davis, Rev. Gibson, Elder P. J. Grant, Mrs. Jessie Jacobs. Atty. L. Aldridge Lewis Jr, Mrs. Mary P. McGuire Connell, Vtty Hen^'’ J. Richardson Jr., and Robert Williams. Five additional delegates elected are Rev. B. T. Almon, Rev. \l*»xander Bernard. Mrs Gertrude Gibson, Moses Gibson and Mrs. Barbara Thomas Smith. Named as alternates were El'«'Ood Black, Joe Collier, Rev. E. T. Johnson, Nobie Nolcox, Rev Inez Tanner and Atty John Preston Ward. A motion was passed empow’ering the branch president. Rev. Burton, to designate which alternates shall fill particular vacancies. A BRANCH MEETING was called by Rev. Burton for Thursday, Oct. 20, at 8 pi. m. at St. John .AME Church, 1769 Columbia, for the purpose of choosing a nominating committee in preparation for the annual election of officers. In accordance with a constitutional change adopted by the NAACP National Convention last summer, the branch president to be elected in December will serve for two years rather than one.

Last Sunday Allen Chapel AME Church welcomed their new minister and his family. Rev. and Mrs. J. Solomon Benn III. Rev. Benn and his wonderful family came here from South Bend where he served as pastor of Olivet AME Church. He helped the church there go forth and progress in kingdom building. In South Bend he was a member of the Council of Churches and Indiana Council of Churches where he was on the board of directors. Rev. Benn will continue as a part of the council while serving in Indianapolis. He is also a member of the NAACP, served as a member of the board of commission of the FEPC of South Bend and vicepresident of the organization. In his religious work, he built a church valued at $200,000. The new pastor led two different churches in Illinois cities for TVs* years. LEADERSHIP seems to run in the Benn family. His grandfather was Dr. J. S. Benn. His father, Dr. J. S. Benn II, is pastoring in Philadelphia. The new minister is a graduate of Wilberforce University where he received his BA degree and later received his MA degree at Columbia University in New York. He also did graduate work at Garrett College and Northwestern University and taught at Wilberforce for several years. Assisting him in his work will be his charming wife, Mrs. Flora A. Benn and their children, Victoria Dawn, George Henry and James S. Benn IV. WE EXTEND a welcome to Rev. and Mrs. Benn and pray that God will bless their coming to our

city.

Sterling Dunn Funeral services for Sterling Dunn, 67, who died Oct. 13 in Veterans Administration Hospital, were held Oct. 17 in Ihe Patton Funeral Homo, with nurial in New Crown Cemetery. A native of Springfield, Tenn., Mr. Dunn had lived in Indianapolis vwo and one-half years. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Ebenezer AME Church

Fvanjston, TH. ~ * | Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Rubv France, Indianapolis, and one grandchild — Get Out W Vote — : 'The Recorder Classified Ad Sec® tion is growing bigger each week. I Use Recorder Classified Ads. Read 1 Recorder Classified Ads.

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