Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1967 — Page 13

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1967

THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

Page Thirteen

Teen Talk BY THE SNOOPER EDITOR'S NOTE: Teen Talk Is published for your reading pleasure. Matrial submitted must meet high standards of good taste. No material will be used unless your name, address and phone number is Included. This information will

not be printed.

Peggy Morrow is trying to Larry Walker a certain person play “Miss It” and “Miss Hep.” digs you to death but a certain She’s also trying to dig Andrew broad is trying to break it up. Anderson but he isn’t falling for Gladys Owens is your secret it. Peggy you should have kept admirer Lewis Ford? Is it real him when you had him. Stella between Linda Brown and Lewis

Kirk you better watch Bobb Ford?

Pinner more carefully because Larry Manning is still rapphe doesn’t go up to Peggy’s to ping to Judy 0. Ray I. haa just talk. made a comeback to Carol D.

Debbie Porter is saying to or vice-versa, ohnnie (Slick)

Andrew Anderson “Got to Make Johnson, a girl on Oxford likes a Comeback.” Wanda" Smith you. Ricky S. thinks he’s a don't take it too hard about heart-breaker. Rodney Brewer Charles Crenshaw cutting the Donnie like you. Lorraine Simropes. He’s not. Charlene Walt- mons is Van making a comeon his quite a few secret ad- back? Robert Williama and Sue

mirers. Candese Anderson let MaCann are boss,

yourself go just a little bit and Sue Tyson and Butch Lane quit trying to play hard to get. make a nice couple. Nora Reese why is J o 1 e t h a attending your hold on James isn’t tight. Wood? Has she found a new I s it true about Sandy Huff and love? Patricia Webster only Paul? Tyrone Barnett is singthinks she has John Davis. Jan- ing “More Love” to any girl__ ice Brandsford and Frank (Bub) Westside foxes are L. Porter, Lockhart are the boss couple Marsha Russell, Sandy Huff. Is of ’67. Keep an eye On him Jan- Mary Holloway still with Leonice. He’s a sharp shooter. ard Cannon? Peggy Edwards

Is Duane Amorez looking for who do you like now? Marcella

a love to keep up his morale? Porter is after Gregory Kent. Hope so. Is Dale G. Amorez Grant Woodson and Sheila

really Duane’s brother? Pee Grant have a good thing,.

Wee and Janet Schaffer are Christine, Mjarilyn and Chartrying to make a comeback. Al- leann are the foxes on Yandes. berta and James Williams are Marilyn and Dan are up tight,

singing “Baby Love.” Atterbury* Ronnie R. cut out on Alicia,

are the best. John Goof and

Sharia Johnson were seen talk- n ■■ • _ ing on the corner. Pee Wee has. rOWGlI VlClOrV all the girls up tight. Michael . '

may play courts

A—In Memoriam A—In Memoriam B—Card of Thanks I—Legals

KELLEY—The family of MILES D. KELLEY wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by my relatives, friends and neighbors in my bereavement. I especially wish to thank drivers of Northside Cab Company, Kelley Trucking Company, pallbearers; Reverdnds Lee Squires, E. M. Pendleton, Leroy Starks and the Craig Funeral Home for their kind services and all who assisted in any way. Mirs. Nadine Thompson Sister

The following pledges will be offered for sale Oct. 7, 1967 at 9:00 A. M. (D.S.T.) at Oscar’s Loan Office, Inc., 356 Indiana Ave. Indianapolis Ind. per law of the

General Assembly.

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I—Legals

PLAN DANCE: The Northwest Tteen Council will hold its first public dance Friday, Oct. 6, from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight at Crispus Attacks High School. Going over plans are (from left to right) seated; Miss Cathy Webster, sponsor of the Council, and standing: Misses Yvonne Taylor, president; Alleyne Girton, secretary, and Brenda Carter, treasurer. Proceeds will be used to buy equipment for a teen coffee house to be located in the .North West area. The Council is an affiliate of North West Community Action Against Povejty (CAAP). Admission is 50 cents. (Recorder photo by George P. Stewart II).

SMITH—In loving memory my dear husband JAMES C. SMITH who passed October 3, 1966. I often sit and think of him When I am all alone; For memory is the onjy thing That grief can call its own. Alberta Smith, Wife Sisters and Brothers

CHESTER A. GOENS GOENS—In loving memory CHESTER A. GOENS who passed away October 8, 1964. It is lonesome here without you, And sad and weary the way; Life has not been the same Since you were called away. Emma Goens, Wife Granddaughter and Great Grandchildren

Cary D. Jacobs, Atty. Notice on Final Account, etc., to All Persons Interested in the

Estate of

Walter R. Smith.

In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. September Term 1967. In the matter of the estate of Walter R. Smith, deceased.

Estate Docket E67

Page 146

Notice is hereby given that Ben Smith as Administrator of the above named estate, has

against Congress WASHINGTON (NPI) — The

Harrison digs Essie Hall. Seems like 25th and Central

is swinging since a new girl moved in. Roslyn wake up because Pee Wee’s not all yours. yyr

‘•HtSe/and^irtter •' , head of a three-judge appela n J-H?* w _ • late court, looking into Adam T.^ wh' d 'e gin <t M*™ 3 Clayton Powell’s claim to his Kelvm Tdfmd’ Wh. r , House seat ' has expressed con^Lrel. rlJfn Ld P nT? ccrn that a "'ling in Powell's h.mUn’ C wnr'™?. an H T^ tc h favor might play the courts off ?otst have 1 ^ch’ ofhers^noses " ^ K B r e Johnson^he'^n^d 8 ^ 8 ^ 11 ? questione d whether the |udiJohnsons been in a daze. They r j a rv hac the antVwv».iMr say it’s an Eastsider named Co^gr-ess to reslat PoweH af Willie Williams. ter Federal „nhsflH hfl Debra Moore and Richard righfto hil seat? P S

Shead are boss. What’s between

Selena Johnson and James Frank Reeves, one of Walker? Happiness to Corny Powell’s several lawyers, said and Mary. Patricia Johnson McCormack would be placed digging R. Crabtree. Alice bush in a “difficult position,” but is crazy over Nolan Smith since he felt the speaker in the “late Sandra took him back. Billy years of service to his counreplaced James Applewhite try.” would obey the U. S. Con-

with Alfreda Brown. Moses and stitution

Delores D. are trying again. Reeves said he was confident Your secret’s out Alicia that the House would comply, Buchanan and Stevel Allen, if ordered to readmit the New

Foxes of the month—Denise York Democrat.

Johnson, Elno ra Simmons,

Sharon Riley, and Arlene Cole- jcccc ROTTONS man. Worry no more Harriett JE T 55E ™ it Woodfer over Charles Porter. „ n J ^ Sse Bott ° n J®, Z 9 *. 15 »2 — . 18th, were held Sept. 22 in

| Greater Galilee Baptist Church. He died Sept. 19 at General

Hospital.

Survivors include two daughters, Mfcs. Mary Washington and Mrs. Anna Holland, and two sons, Jesse Jr., and Michael.

Aldridge Lewis, Atty.

NOTICE OF

ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. In the Matter of the Estate of Ruth Wales, deceased. Estate Docket E-67

Page 1491

Notice is hereby given that Homer L. Wales was on the 28th day of September, 1967,

appointed: Administrator of the estate filed report of final accounting of Ruth Wales, deceased.^ together with petition to make All persons having claims a- distribution of remaining assets gainst said estate, whether or to the parties believed entitled not now due, must file the thereto. The same will came up same in said Court within six for action by the Probate Court months from the date of the 0 n the 24th day of October, first publication of this notice 1967, unless persons interested or said claim will be forever i n sa id estate appear on or beb *E r ® d - , _ .. _ fore said date and show cause, Dated at Indianapolis, Indi- if any there be, why such acana, this 28th day of Septem- counting should not be approvber, 1967. _ e d or unless such person make E Allen Hunter proof of heirship and claim any

Clerk of the Probate Court for Marion County, Indiana

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PROMOTED: Army Chaplain Cauthion T. Boyd Jr., of Detroit, has been promoted to Colonel, U.S. Army, at Fort Benjamin Harrison, where he is Post Chaplain.. The Colonel is a Vietnam veteran, having spent last year assigned to the 44th Medical Brigade, the first Medical Brigade to serve in a combat zone. He was awarded the Bronze Star, his record, jusk before his departure.’ He also holds the Silver Star, awarded to him during the Korean Conflict, and the Army Commendation Medal with several oak leaf clusters.

ROBERT EUGENE WILSON WILSON—In loving memory of ROBERT EUGENE WILSON who passed October 2, 1966. A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. Mary Wilson, Wife Zarakov Yeakey, Stepson Tillie L. Wilson, Sister William T. Wilson, Brother Mrs. Bertha Berkley, Aunt Other Relatives and Friends

GEORGE N. REDD

REDD—In loving memory of

GEORGE N. REDD

Robert Lee Brokenburr, Atty. State of Indiana, Marion Coun-

ty, ss:

In the Superior Court of

Marion County.

In the State of Indiana.

No. S467 888.

Complaint For Divorce. Pauline Thomas, vs.

James Thomas

BE IT KNOWN, That on the

18th day

part of such estate not shown

by such report. E. Allen Hunter

Clerk of the Probate Court for Marion County, Indiana

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VADA C. WILLIS

Mrs. Vada C. Willis, 76, who retired in 1957 after teaching 35 years in the Indianapolis public school system, died Sept, 24 in her home, 4220 Sunset. Funeral servies were held

, _ x Sept. 27 in Stuart Mortuary, of September, 1967, Having last taught at School the above named plaintiff by 2 4, she was a member of the her attorney, filed in the office Second Church of Christ, Scientof the Clerk of the Superior ist, and of the Premier Bridge

who passed away October 8, Court of Marion Cunty, in the Club, which she founded.

1942.

His life is a beautiful memory. His absence a silent grief, He sleeps in God’s beautiful garden In the sunshine of perfect peace. Georgia Redd Moss, Daughter

B—Card of Thanks

BELL—The family of the late

WILLA B. BELL

1 wishes to express our thanks to required said defendant to ap- WILLIAM our friends and neighbors who P 631 * in Sald Court, and an-

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RICHARD JOHNSON ATTENDS THREE-DAY INSURANCE MEET Richard O. Johnson of 4339 N. Illinois has qualified to attend a career conference of New York Life Insurance Company’s field underwriters this week in Zion, Illinois, according to John I. Murray, manager of the company’s Central Indiana. General Office. J o h n s o n will join other agents and company executives for educational work in life underwriting, health and employee protection insurance.

remembered Us with floral offerings, cards, calls and food during our bereavement in the loss of our mother. Special thanks to Bishop Turner for kindness. Geraldine Martin Lurlene Campbell Vessa Parson

Patsy Ealy Daughters

MILES D. KELLEY Funeral services for Miles D. Kelley, 51, 1222 Hoefgen, a partner in Northside Cab Company and owner of Kelley Trucking Company, were held Sept. 25 at Olivet Baptist Church. Burial was in Floral Park Cemetery. A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Kelley died Sept. 20 in Robert Long Hospital. He is survived by a sister, afliss Nadine Kelley of this city. HELEN L. TORRES Final rites for Mrs. Helen LaVonne Toores, 33, 2407 N. Park were held Sept. 23 in Boatright Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. She died Sept. 20 at General Hospital. B ° rn in St. Louis, Mrs. Torres had lived here five years. She served a s a WAC in the Korean War and was employed at Bettys Therapy. Survivors include three sons, Ronnell Evans, Angela nd Dentero Torres; two daughters, Chamelle Eubanks and Leslie Evans; her mother, Mrs. Geneva Bailey, and a brother Ronnell Brown, San Diego, Calif.

State of Indiana, her complaint

against the above named de-

fendant James Thomas and the CURLY J. WRIGHT! said plaintiff having also filed Rites for Curly J. Wright, 32 in said Clerk’s office the affida- 2245 Bellefontaine, were held vit of a competent person, show- Sept. 29 at Rock of Ages Bapting that the residence of the ist Church where she was a

defendant, upon diligent inqui- member.

ry, is unknown, and the defend- Mrs. Wright died of stab

ant James Thomas is not a res- wounds Sept. 24.

ident of the State of Indiana, Survivors include the husand that said cause of action is band, James E.; two daughters, for divorce and that the de- Marilyn and Ernestine, and four fendant James Thomas is a sons, James L. and Dennis V. necessary party thereto and Wright, George Alton and Gus

whereas said plaintiff having by L. Degner.

endorsement on said complaint

HOWLETT

Last rites for William E.

DAVIS—In loving memory of our daughter, mother and ci cT#*T* ’ GENEVA DAVIS who passed away October 2, 1940. To know her was to love her Both for family and friend, And the sweetness of her memory Time can neither dim nor end. Virginia Davis, Mother Jo Ann Wilson, Daughter and Family

swer or demur thereto on the CA 1A c, w w(irf x 14th day of November, 1967. 97 ^ti, 3 Rmthlrs NOW, THEREFORE, by order rUo^l He d^Sen?

of said’Court, said defendant ^ eS ‘ f rlnerel^osoftal

noUfiJdTf th n e aI fmn* i anS e £n y Mr ' was last employnotified of the filing and pen- ed b Abe ^ ^ Barber

deney of said compiaint agamst sh Eagledale Plazk.

him and that unless he appears Su ^v iv0 ^ include two sons, a I lt 4v, ansW i1^ S or demur thereto Arnold and Johnson, and three

Said daughters, Billie Williams,

the 14th day of November, 1967, Mary Jones, and Donna John-

the same being the 8th judicial s0n

day of a term of said Court, to

be begun and held at the Court *■■»««» House in the City of Indianap- REV. W. A. GRE6R

olis, on the first Monday in No- Last rites for Rev. William vember, 1967, said complaint Arthur Greer, 81, 832 W. 25th, and the matters and things who died Sept. 26 in his home therein contained and alleged were held Sept.. 30 in Wilhs will be heard and determined Mortuary. Burial was in Crown

in his absence. Hill Cemetery.

E. Allen Hunter, Clerk A native of ShelbyviUe,

9-23-67-3T Tenn., Rev. Greer had lived here

50 years. He was retired from

the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Rev. Greer was a member of Greater Zion Hill

Thomas M. Crowdus, Atty. Publication, Non Resident

State of Indiana, Marion Coun- B a ptisrChurch.

ty, ss:

In the Superior Court of

Marion County

In the State of Indiana

No. S167 929 ’

Complaint for Divorce

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Odesa Greer, and a daught-

er, Lena Mfee Johnson.

SARAH EVELYN MAYS

JERRY WILLIAMS

Charles C. Johnson, Plaintiff mo*!. N'nSl'^'heM’Ort!

4 in Willis IVJortuary. He died Oct. 1 in his home. Burial was

J. MANNING J. Manning, 72,

JOHN

John J. Manning, 72, died Sept. 18 at his home 1022 ’N. West, Apt. 105. Funeral services were held Sept. 23 in First

Samuel Baptist Church.

Mr. Manning had been employed by the Hook Drug company 15 years before retiring

last year.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Manning; three daughter s, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Annell Bell and Mrs. Rosa Irvin; and two sons, William H. and Athur P.

vs.

Anna Mae Johnson ^ ^ ^

MAYS—We wish to thank our BE IT KNOWN, That on the ^ NeV Crown CemeteryZ friends, relatives and neigh- 28th day of September, 19 67, Williams retired eight

bors for flowers, cards, tele- the above named plaintiff by yearS ago a ft e r working 40 grams extended at the passing his attorneys, filed in the office years a t Atkins Saw Division of

of our wife, mother and grand- of the Clerk of the Superior Borg-Warner Corporation,

mother. Court of Marion County, in the Born in Coiachoma County,

SARAH EVELYN MAYS State of Indiana, his complaint MisS f he had lived here 46 We especially thank Rev. W. against the above named de- years. X

A. Dennis, the Nurses Aid and fendant Anna Mae Johnson and Survivors include fiis wife, Mrs. Willis Mortuary for understand- the said plaintiff having also pairlee Williams, and two sising services. file in said Clerk’s office the ters, Mlrs. Alberta Allen, Indian-

Benjamin Mays, Husband affidavit of a competent per- apolis, and Mrs. Mary Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mays son, showing that the residence Tunica, Miss. Son and Daughter-in-law of the defendant, Anna Mae Martha Mays, Daughter Johnson is 556 South 48th ROSIE E. HOLLAND Mr. and Mrs. George L. Pope street, Philadelphia. Penn Rites for j^g Rosie E Hol _ Son-in-law and Daughter is not a resident of the State i and who died ge ^ t 2 l at and Grandchildren Indiana, and that said cause General Hospital, were held

of action is for divorce and that Sept 2 6 at St. Paul • AME

rm,,, t the defendant Anna Mae John- church

Uy wishes to. acknowledge ^ aV X^saWtoSi R( ^ 8 ' “’ie&er 2 ^ £ r Wr r^t^ ^ stUd-ffe * * grams, flowers and words of t appear in said Court, and an- iriP WARE sympathy from our friends and or demur thereto on the ■CIS WAK* neighbors at the Passing of our 28 h da - of December, 1967* Flnal ntes

mother and grandmother, • - -

HATTIE SCOTT

SARAH i. WHITE Final rites for Mrs. Sarah Jane White, 67, 1244 N. Illinois, were held Sept. 22 at Summers Funeral Chapel. She died Sept. '20 at a local nursing home. Survivor* include two sons, James and Roy White.

ESTELLA WHITTAKER WHITAKER—In memory of ESTELLA WHITTAKER who passed October 5, 1962. We miss your bright smile and all your loving ways But we’re trying to live for Jesus and meet you at the end of our days. Marshall Whittaker, Husband The Family Dorothy Berry, Daughter James Whittaker, Son Elizabeth Trautman Frances Hazel, Sisters John Hazel, Brother

for -Mrs. Icie

N^raEREF^'^er Ware,^ were

Elizabeth Shepherd, Daughter 1? a^nu^n/hSme 8 *^ 2# SynTWia Harrell year.

Given Davis and that un i ess ghe appear and Grandchildren answer or demur thereto at

the calling of said cause on the

RYAN—The husband of 28th day of Dec., 1967, the

ETHEL RYAN same beii

wishes to acknowledge with day of a term of said Court, to deep appreciation the kindness- be begun and held at the Court p es and acts of' sympathy ren- House in the City of Indianap-

olis, on the 1st Mondttfr in December, 1967, said complaint and the matters and things ‘therein contained an alleged

will

and

dered during the illness death of my beloved wife. I especially thank Rev. J. Allen Parker for his words of comfort, the Boosters Club of Bethel Church and Willis Mor-

tuary.

Ernest Ryan

BIRGIE THOMAS

Services for Birgie Thomas,

^ 67, 334 W. 11th, were held Sept.

25 m General Hospital.

RICE JOHNSON

Rites for Rice Johnson, 84, 1426 Columbia, who died Sept.

_ _ 28 in Methodist Hoepft*!, were be heard and determined held Oct. 3 in King and King

in her absence. Funeral Chapel,

E. Allen Hunter, Clerk He had been employed by

10-7-67—3T the Indianapolis Stove Foundry.