Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1968 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1968

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YOUR FAVORITE

Dairu Queen

With All Your Favorite Goodies . . . And New Delights That Are Sure To Please

There’s an old faehioned soda with its old fashioned taste waiting to refresh you at Dairy Queen now. And you get the big plastic glass to take home. Come choose your favorite flavor at Dairy Queen, and live a little. - "

Remember To Shop Where Your Potronoge Is Appreciated

521 N. West Street • White River Prk'y At Mich St; 3740 Northwestern Ave. •

WE'LL BE SEEING YOU

ALL SUMMER LONG

George Elmer Smith promoted by A & P

Promotion of George Elmer Smith to meat department head in the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company’s (A&P) super market at 3315 N. Illinois was announced this week. Since joining the nation’s oldest food chain in January 1959 Smith has had wide experience in food retailing. Starting as a part time apprentice, he became a full time apprentice prior t o journeyman . meat cutter. Smith During this time he served in various local stores, including locations at 1021 E. 63rd, 8620 Westfield Boulevard, and 617 W'. 11th, where he has been since October 1966. Prior to entering the food business, Smith was a sports enthusiast. He spent eight years as a trainer with the Harlem McGUIRE LETTER SHOP 594 North Dorman St At E. Michigan St Notary Public id Work Strictly Confidential Mimeographing - Typing - Letter Writing, Tax Service Filing Paper* - Affidavit* -

MIDLAND THRIFT ! — SHOP — WINTER MERCHANDISE REDUCED CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY • Furniture p Appliances • Many Honsehold Items ' ■ I 2021 E. 46th St. C L. 3-6746

Why Not See A Man That Insurance Is His Oonly Business JIM FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY Hos serviced over 20,000 customers in its 14 ypors in business.

JIM FOWLER

Here is a partial list of the insurance written by his agency, any place in the State of Indiana: • NOW A POLICY FOR THE DRIVER OVER AGE 65 (AT A REDUCED RATE) GUARANTEED RENEWAL FOR 5 YEARS. Underage —25 Special Policy For Drivers Training Premium Financing Available Don’t Drive Uninsured See Us Today! • Automobile, All Forms. • Package Dwelling Policies. • Comprehensive Personal Liability. • Professional LiabiUty. • Burglary and Robbery Policies. • Plate Glass. Small Contractors welcome for workmen’s Compensation Liability Insurance. Best Policy in the city for the following: • Dump Trucks. • Garage Liability. • Perforance Bonds. • SR 22’s. • Churches. Fire and Extended Coverage Any Location in the City. JIM FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY 3616 Northwestern Ave. WA. 3-6388

Globetrotters. In addition, he land Indians and the Baltimore Orioles. However, his main interest now is working for A&P. Having spent his entire A&P career specializing in meats, Smith believes he is well qualified on the subject of what the consumer wants. He is very happy in the food business and says he has plans to make it his life’s career. Though a native of Princeton, Ky., Smith came to Indianapolis in 1950. He attended Tennessee A & I College, and also the Gutear School of Music for a year and a half. Smith and his wife, Margaret, live at 2320 White Avenue. They have four children, two boys and two girls. JANIE RADFORD Rites for Mrs. Janie Radford, 72, were conducted Feb. 23 at Second Christian Church.- She died Feb. 21 at her home, 3209 Hovey. Mrs. Radford retired in 1960 after 2& years of employment at the Empire Life Insurance Co. She was a member of Second Christian Church’s Club 1 and Christian Women’s Fellowship. Survivors include a son, Leslie Radford, Jr., a brother, Wilson Rowland, Los Angeles, and two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Lindsey and Mrs. Ada Geiger, both of the city. HOWARD L. PERKINS Howard L. Perkins, 70, 524 N. Senate, died Feb. 23 at General Hospital. Funeral services were Feb. 26 at Craig Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. Perkins, a retired waiter, had been employed by the Lincoln Hotel, Columbia Club and French Lick Hotel. He was a member of Pilgrim Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, William Henry Perkins, Rich mond, and Arbie Perkins, Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Alma Litton, Oxford, O., and Mrs. Ruth Daniel, Rushville.

FOR QUALITY COAL ... FAST SERVICE Call PEARL K. DUNCAN Ziegler Fuels 2112 NORTHWESTERN Ave. 926-3368

JAMES L. RICHARDSON Division Director CL. 3-67e< or CL. 3-MSB YOUR HALL-NEAL SALESMAN

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Dexter Street Block Club to elect officers

. Officers will be elected when the Dexter Street Block Club holds its regular monthly meeting Sunday, March 3, at 4 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson, 2118 N. Dexter. All members and present office holders are asked to be present. Chester Little, president of the Citizens Forum, will preside over the election. Last month’s meeting was with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. White. Mrs. Julia Cooks, viceprecinct committee woman for the community, was guest speaker. Mrs. Cooks told how a precinct committee person can be of help to his or her community. She said she would be willing to do whatever she could to help the club. Mr White is club president. Mrs. Catherine White is club reporter.

Memphis boycott threat shakes power structure

MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Downtown merchants are reeling under the threat of a Negro boycott during the second busiest season

of the year, Easter.

Rallying behind the striking

all-Negro Local 1733 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes, Negro ^ministers yesterday urged church members to “keep your money in your pockets, no

new clothes for Easter.” Since the garbage collectors’

strike began two weeks ago, the city’s 200,000 Negro population has shown unprecedented unity and white merchants and civic leaders are not only shocked by the threat of a boycott but serious racial trouble erputing for the first time in the city of a

half-million citizens.

To date, neither Mayor Henry Loeb nor striking union members have shown signs of relenting and the white power

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structure is working frantically at various meetings to end the dissession. Spurred by virtually all of the city’s Negro ministers, pickets greeted downtown shoppers Tuesday morning. At the heart of the tense situation is the striking sanitationmen’s demand for recognition of their union, which is affiliated with the AFL-CIO. While the strike by the 1,375 sanitation department workers has inconvenience residents, both black and white, the city is not suffocating under gar-

bage.

Memphis is small enough so that most people can find means to dispose of their trash. Moreover, the city has hired about 130 non-union workers to make spot pickups of refused at announced times. However, the threat of a preEaster buying strike by a large segment of the population has shaken the power structure.

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Meet Lawrence D. Snowden, C.L.U

newly-appointed Supervisor-Ordinary Department Midwestern Division United Insurance Company of America We take pleasure in announcing the appointment of Lawrence D. Snowden, C.L.U., to Supervisor-Ordinary Department, Midwestern Division. Mr. Snowden has been affiliated with United Insurance Company of America for seventeen years and we are proud of the many contributions he has made toward the success and growth of the Compraiy. • 1 ' ! U * ... Mr. Snowden has demonstrated unusual ability in the selection, training and development of successful career life and health insurance underwriters. We are pleased to congratulate Mr. Snowden and welcome him in this new capacity.

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FOOD BARGAINS THIS WEEKEND AT

FAIRWAY MARKET

1610 ROOSEVELT AVENUE

SHORTY'S

PRICES GOOD MARCH 1-2-3 Store Hours: Mon. - Fri. - 9 A.M. to 10 P. M. Sot. 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. — Sun 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.

WE DELIVER

CHOICE QUALITY BEEF SALE

SMOKED PICNIC HAMS ™de* | b . 3*

FOR THE BEST IN BEEF . . SHOP SHORTY'S Fairway Market GUARANTEED SATISFACTION

WILSON

KYS

10 lbs. $2.89 5 lbs. $1.89 2 lbs. 89c

Mix 'Em Up

PIG FEET 5

PIG TAILS Ibt.

SHO. BONES HOG MAULS

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Chuck Roast Shoulder Swiss Boiling Beef

100% PURE BEEF

choice quality beef | Ground Beef 3 lbs.

ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK

SWISS STEAK

49c lb. 69c lb. 39c lb. $1.39

POT PIES ^ iM AA

Dtxr rica TURKEY PIES

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SALT box 15c

4 CANS Fresh Cocktail $1.00

Surfresh CRACKERS

1 lb. Box 19c