Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1968 — Page 7
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1968
THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
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EPISCOPAL CHURCHES St. Philips 702 North West St. • A. M. - Holy Communion 11 A. M. - Holy Communion And Sermon
All Saints 1559 Central Avenue 7:80 Low Mass 9:15 Sung Mass Confession Sat. 5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CHARITY TEMPLE 1036 N. West St. Public Invited Sponsor No. 20 Emma Snow. Pres. Ruth Bryant, Sec. Louise McGuire, Vioe-Sec. Fannie Brdiges, Treas. v Lucindie Reed, Board of Directors
BENEFIT PROGRAM
ST. LUKE MALE CHORUS Will Render A COMPLETE MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 3:30 p.m. PIONEER BAPTIST CHURCH 2001 Yandes St. Rev. Edwards. Pastor
GIBSON McCASKEY SINGERS IN A MUSICAL PROGRAM
Rev. A. M. Hughes, Pastor
GREATER ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH 19th & Sheldon
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 8 p.m.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MALE CHORUS IN A FULL MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 3:30 p.m. EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 1426 N. Arsenal Ave. Rev. F. R Hatcher, Pastor
SMORGASBORD (Variety of Meats, Salads, Vegetables, and Desserts) SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 1 P. M.
MT. PARAN BAPTIST CHUHCH FELLOWSHIP HALL 3425 Blvd. PI.
Donation $1.50 Children under 12 $.75 Mrs. Jessie Mae Rouse, Gen. Chrm. Mrs. Mae Louise Baker, Smorgasbord Chrm.
27th Annual Women's Day at Macedonia
MRS. ELIZABETH SHEPHERD
The women of Macedonia Baptist Church, 1918 Yandes St. will hold their 27th Annual Women’s Day Sunday, September 8th. Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd of Mt. Zion Baptist Church will be the speaker at the 11 A. M. services and also the 3:30 P. M. services. She is a dynamic speaker and teacher. The senior choir will furnish the music for the morning services and the junior choir will sing in the afternoon. The public is invited. Mrs. Nettie Hutson is the chairman and Rev. James G. ! Hutson is the pastor. Youfh Day to be held at First Baptist The members of First Bap. tist Church. 8734 W. Washington St., Bridgeport, Indiana will observe Youth Day, Sunday, September 8th. Rev. Dorsey Huff, Associate Minister at New Bethel Baptist Church will be the speaker at the morning service and Mrs. Jewel Brown, of Good Samaritan Baptist Church will b« the speaker in the afternoon at 3:30 P. M. We invite all our friends and neighbors to share in these servires with us. The Rev. John R. Stevenson is jbe pastor. CORINTHIAN BAPTIST 721 E. North at Fulton Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. B.Y.P.U. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Evening Services. 7:30-8:30 Rev. Stephen Wells. Pastor
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH SENIOR CHOIR 1901 N. Harding St. Presents THE JORDAN-AIRES In A MUSICAL PROGRAM SUNDAY, SEPT. 8 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. Earl King, Pastor
THE MISSIONARY AUXILIARY OF BETHEL TABERNACLE APOSTOLIC CHURCH 2002 Martindale Avenue
PRESENTS PASTOR LOTTIE GLENN of Detroit, Michigan
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8-4 P.M. PUBLIC INVITED DISTRICT ELDER OWEN YOUNG, Pastor
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Christ Temple 430 West Fall Creek Parkway N. Dr. FOUNDED ON THE WORD OF GOD BISHOP WILLIE LEE, Pastor EVERYONE WELCOME
Cliurdli Events By WILLA THOMAS Meeting this week in San Antonio, Texas is the National Baptist Convention of America of which Dr. J.C. Sams of Jacksonville, Fla., is president. Hoosier delegates include Mrs. Helen Beeler and Mrs. William Howard. A sad note was struck with news of the death of Dr. D.C. Pettaway of Little Rock, Ark., former president of the convention. The highly esteemed clergyman, a member of the Baptist World Alliance, gave up his presidency last year. He shall be sadly missed by the masses who knew him. *** Dr. Robert W. Koening, exedirector of the Church Federation, is home after attending a study conference in Washington. *** Southern Baptist Church decided to rename its Baptist Training Union the Church Training Union. *** Get - well greetings to Dr. Paul Battles at Methodist Hospital and John Rutland recently released from the hospital. *** Rev. J.L. Nelson of Pennsylvania speaks Sunday, 11 a.m., at First Baptist Church, North Indianapolis. The church's missionary chorus, directed by Miss Mary Fitts, sings at 7:30 p.m. *** Leaders representing 14 Baptist conventions from the United States and Canada will participate on the program of the Continental Congress on Evangelism scheduled for Washington, D.C., Oct. 10-13, according to an announcement by Owen Cooper, chairman of the program committee. This number represents 11 conventions from the United States and three from Canada. The keynote address will be presented by C.E. Autrey, director of evangelism of the Southern Baptist Convention. A few of the principal speakers include James H. Jackson of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., Gardner C. Taylor of the Progressive National Baptist Convention; Gordon Schroeder of the American Baptist Convention; Emmett Johnson of the Baptist General Conference, and John W. Willitms, vice-president of the Baptist World Alliance. More information can be obtained from L.E. Lawson, Indiana evangelism secretary, Box, 24038, Indianapolis 46224. *** A Welcome Day celebration at North Methodist Church, Oct. 26 will climax the local Welcome Week celebration commencing Oct. 26. It is sponsored by the International Welcome Committee of which Mrs. Mary Robinson is chairman. *** Sympathy to Miss Terry Willis who recently lost her grandmother. Another neighbor,Mrs. Hattie Franklin, died last week. Our sympathy to the family. *** Ralph E. Glenn, an Austin, Texas, minister, has been named director of ministerial enlistment for the Board of Higher Education of the Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) Glenn, 27, assumed the new-ly-created position Sunday,according to Dr. William L. Miller Jr., president of the Board. In the new post Glenn will be responsible for designing a strategy of recruitment for the professional ministry and for setting up a program to carry it out. ***
mr S .m. r , . ILS on A—In MenotiM B-C»d of Thanks
Welcome back Mrs. Frances Boglin, clerk-secretary of New Bethel Baptist Church. . *** Special services will be conducted Sunday, 3:30 p.m., by the Usher Board of Messiah Baptist Church.
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Attend church Sunday!
CARL McALEXANDER Funeral services for Carl McAlexander, age 56, 1138 S. Capitol were held in the Craig Funer^d Home, Saturday, Aug. 31. The burial was in New Crown Cemetery. He died in his home Monday, Aug. 26. He was employed by the Atlas Paper Company, a member of the South Calvary Baptist Church and a U.S. Navy
veteran of World War II.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Gretchen McAlexander; a step-son Charles White; a stepdaughter, Miss Gretchen Crawford and a sister, Mrs. Rora
McGinty, all of the city. MRS. M. HOWARD
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Howard, age 68, 1845 Churchman Avenue, were held in the New Garfield Baptist Church, Saturday, Aug. 31. The burial was in New Crown Cemetery. She died in General Hospital, Wednesday, Aug. 28. She was a member of the choir of the New Garfield Church and the Trinity Lodge Widow's Club. Survivors include three brothers, Jesse and Robert Curry, city and John H. Curry, Cincinnati, Ohio and three sisters, Mrs. Purlie Wallace and Mrs. Sinnia M. Ellis both of Cincinnati and Mrs. Ella M. Oree, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CLIFTON COLE
Funeral services for Clifton Cole, age 54, 3643 Salem, were held Saturday, Aug. 31 in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel. He died Monday, Aug. 26 in Veterans Hospital. He was a World . War II veteran and a member of Tillman-Harpole American Legion Post. He was employee of Circle MoInn. Survivors include his
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary F. Wilson, age 65, 2419 Central Ave., were held Tuesday, Sept. 3 in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel. She died Aug. 27 in General Hospital. She 27 in General Hospital. She was a member of the 25th St. Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Robbie Jenkins. MRS. FEATHERSTON Funeral services for Mrs. Clemenart Featherston, age 47, 3403 Carrollton were held Wednesday, Sept. 4 in Mt. Olive Baptist Church. She died Thursday, Aug. 29 in Community Hos- . pital. She was a shopper employed 12 years by the L.S.
Ayres & Co. store.
WALTER HOLLINS Funeral services for Walter Hollins, age 70, 1420 Martindale Ave, were held Wednesday, Sept. 4 in the King & King Funeral Home. He died Sunday Sept. 1 in Methodist Hospital. The* burial was in
New Crown Cemetery.
He was born at Lincoln,Tenn. and had lived here 40 years. He was a deacon and usher in New Bethel Baptist Church and a retired employee of the Crucible Steel Company. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Carrie Hollins, a daughter Mrs. Barbara Cliff, Cleveland, Ohio and other relatives. FRED RICHARDSON Funeral services for Fred D. Richardson, age 63, 2212 Carrollton were held Wednesday, Aug. 27 in King and King Funeral Home. He died Saturday, Aug. 24 in Methodist Hospital. He was an employee of the Wm. H. Block Co. store, 11
years.
HERBERT SMITH Funeral services for Herbert Smith, age 8, 1517 S. Oxford were held Friday, Aug. 30 in Stewart's Chapel CME Church. He was killed Monday Aug. 25 while riding a bicycle in the street at Bowling Green Ky. He was a pupil at School 64, 2710 Bethel Ave.
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FRENCH TAYLOR Funeral services for French
L. Taylor, age 50, 803 Paca, were held Wednesday Aug. 28 in the Stuart Mortuary. He died Saturday, Aug. 24 in his home. He was a retired fireman for New York Central Railroad.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. AnnaB. Taylor; three sons
Funeral services for Doby^fi ......t Jones, age 66, 2012 Columbia >CLARK WHITLOCK
were held Sunday, Sept. 1 in Funeral services for Clark Hernando, Miss. He died Sun- w> Whitlock, 69 years o’d, 361 day, Aug. 25 in General Hos- w | 21st Street, were held Augpital. He was a member of ust 2 \ in the Stuart Mortuary Eastern Star Baptist Church burlal ln crown Hill Ceand sang in the choir. Survi- me tery. Mr. Whitlock died in
mother, Mrs. Nona Cole.
DOBY JONES
his home, Sunday, August 18. He had operated a variety store since 1941 and was a retired employee of the o’d Peoples Motor Coach Co. Mr. Whitlock was a member
vors include his widows Mrs.
Ethel L. Jones.
MRS. S. JAMERSON
Funeral services for Mrs. _
Sallie Jamerson, age 70, 750 N. of the Indiana Retail Grocers Sheffield were held Wednesday, Association and the Goodwi!
Aug. 28 in Jacobs Brothers Baptist Church.
Westside Chapel. She died Sa- A native of Hopkinsville, Ky., turday, Aug. 24 in a local nurs- Mr. Whitlock had lived in In-
ing home. She was a member of dianapolis for 47 years,
the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Bessie Whitlock a son, Walter Whitiock, and a sister, Mrs. Lula B. Glass all of In-
dianapolis.
Funeral services for Frederick D. Green, age 65, 3145
N. Illinois, were held Wednes- BOTH WAYS. Want Ads pay. day Aug. 28 in the First Bap- Whether you use or read them tist Church, Irvington. He died there's profit a-plenty waiting Sunday, Aug. 25 in Methodist for you in the Want Ad Page of Hospital. He was a cook 41 the Recorder. years at the Claypool Hotel
retiring two years ago. Survivors include his widow, Mrs^J Phoebe Green and three ste daughters, Mrs. Rena Pende grass, Mrs. Martha Foster and
Mrs. Evelyn Anderson.
FREDERICK GREEN
local teachers mother buried in Evansville
Funeral services for the mo ther of an Indianapolis Schoo’ teacher were held August 21 in Nazarene Baptist Church, Evansville. Rev. Bransford Utley delivered the eulogy.
Mrs. Dora Banks, 80-year-old wife of the late Rev. Mitchell D. Banks Jr., died August 17 in Wei born Hospital. A daughter, Mrs. Gustine Henson, lives in Indianapolis. Due to the pastorate of her husband 50 years , Mrs. Banks Joined and served at the following churches: St. John Baptist Church, Smith Mills, Ky,, Race Creek Baptist Church, Henderson, Ky.,; Independence Baptist Church and Nazarene Baptist Church, Evansville. Rev. Banks served Nazarene Baptist for 22 years. At Nazarene Baptist Church Mrs. Banks served faithfully. She taught Sunday School and served with the Mothers Board, the Mission Society and the Bright and Morning Star Club. Survivors in addition to Mrs, Henson are two other daughters, Mrs. Mary Ella Shearer of Evansville, and Mrs. Naomi Lawson of Nashville, Tenn,: two sons, Mitchell D. Banks Jr., of Evansville and Towell Banks of Chicago, HI., and a sister, Mrs. Carrie Jones of Cassopolis, Mich.
1 JACOBS BROTHERS
FUNERAL HOME
OBITUARIES
Funeral services for Infant Tanisha Jo Johnson were held August 27 at the Eastside Chapel. Mr. Robert Williams officiated. Burial was in New Crown.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie Jamerson were held Aug. 28 at the Westside Chapel. Rev. Mozell Sanders officiated. Burial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Bell Reed were held August 29 at Good Samaritan Baptist Church. Rev. J. T. Highbaugh officiated. Burial was in New Crown*. Funeral services for Mr. Eddie Marrow were held August 31 at the Westside Chapel. Rev. J. T. Highbaugh officiated. Burial was in Floral Park. Funeral services for Mr. Clifton Cole were held August 31 at the Westside Chapel. Rev. Wm. F. Sweatt officiated. Burial was in New Crown Funeral services.for Mr. Willie Barnett were held August 31 at the Eastside Chapel. Rev. E. H. Adams officiated. Burial was in New Crown. Funeral services for Mr. Ben Davis Hunt were held August 31 in the Westside Chapel. Rev. Walter G. Legg officiated. Burial was in New Crown.
WEATHERBY — With sincere Everett I. Hall, Atty. appreciation we wish to convey Notice on Final Accounts, Etc. our thanks to our kind friends to A u p erS ons Interested in and neighbors for their thought- the Estate of ful personal services, warm sym- MARY D. EDELEN pathy and for the lovely floral j n tbe probate Court of tributes and spiritual bouquets Marion County, Indiana received at the passing of my In the ma tter of the Estate husband and father 0 f Ty| ar y D. Edelen, deceased.
TOM WEATHERBY
We are especially grateful and thank Rev. Arthur Johnson and
Estate Docket E67
Page 1804
Notice is hereby given that
Jacob Brothers Funeral Home william Davidson as adminisand also those assisted us during trator of the above named es-
our bereaved time. Mrs. Louise Weatherby
Ida Bosman
tate, has filed report of final accounting together with petition to make distribution of remaining assets to the parties
OAUINUBKO—we w, S n w ex- b )ieved entitled thereto Thc tend our heartfelt thanks and same will come up for action
by the Probate Court on the 10th day of September, 1968, unless persons interested in
ELDER F. F. YOUNG YOUNG—In loving memory my dear husband,
THE LATE
ELDER F. F. YOUNG
Summers Funeral Home for services rendered doing our re-
who passed away September 10, cent bereavement at the death
appreciation for the acts of kindness and messages of sympathy, and beautiful floral of-
ferings received from our kind “ a !d ^estlte Appear'on 'oTbefore relatives and fnends. Sai( j { j ate and s h 0w cause, if iT- S !!i Cere i, than !j S ReV -‘ T ’ an y there be, why such accountHighbaugh, and other ministers inff should not be ap p roved or of Good Samaiitan Baptist un i eSS Sucb person make proof Church and other churches, heirship and claim any part
1967
“If we could push ajar the
gates of life,
And stand within, and all
God’s working see,
We might interpret all
doubt and strife.
of our son JAMES SAUNDERS Allen C- Saunders and Family
of such estate not shown by
such report.
E. Allen Hunter Clerk of the Probate Court for Marion County, Indiana
8/31/68-2T
this
WHITLOCK—We wish to express our sincere appreciation ^ .* ,u to our relatives, friends and * otlce
And for each mystery could neighbors for the kindness, find a key. prayers, sympathy and floral
tributes extended to us at the passing of our beloved hus-
band and father
God’s plans, like lilies pure CLARK W. WHITLOCK and white, unfold. We Specially wish to thank We must not tear the close- ^ eV - W. M. Harris and mem-
shut leaves apart— ^ < ? rs Th j ! Goodwill Baptist M 0 ti ce is herebv eiven that Time will reveal the ralvxes Churc h and Stuart Mortuary i w ^ “id 1 for ttleir kin d services rendered Anna Mae Warren as adrnims-
Mrs. Bessie Whitlock
“And if, through patient _ T . . , , toil, we reach the land Walter Whitlock, Son
“But not today. Then be
content, poor heart;
lilies
John T. Mattocks, Atty. on Final Accounts, Etc.
to All Persons Interested in
the Estate of
PETER J. WARREN
In t the Probate Court of
Marion County, Indiana
In the matter of the Estate
of Peter J. Warren, deceased.
Estate Docket 178
Page 66136
tratrix of the above named estate, has filed report of final accounting together with peti-
tion to make distribution of re-
Where tired feet with sandals WASHINGTON Mrs. O H niaining assets to the parties loosed may rest, Harris, 938 N. Sheffield thanks believed entitled thereto. The When we shall clearly know the neighbors in the 900 block same will come up for action and understand, 0 f N Sheffield for the beauti- b - v the Probate Court on the I think that we shall say. f u l flowers sent to her brother, 10th day of September, 1968, ‘God knew best’.” mr. VERON WASHINGTON unl ess persons interested in said
—Selected — estate appear on or before said
date and how cause, if any there be, why such accounting
Funeral services for Mrs. should not he approved or unLula Reed, age 80, 817 W. 28th less such person make proof of St., were held Thursday, Aug. heirship and claim any part of >29 in the Good Samaritan Bap- Su ch estate not shown by such
tist Church. She died Monday, report.
Aug. 26 in General Hospital. Allen Hunter She was a member of the Sis- Clerk of the Probate Court
Mrs. Albert Young, Wife
And Family
MRS. LULA REED
ters of Help of the Good Samaritan Church and the Independent Order of St. Mark.
for Marion County, Indiana
8/31/68-2T
Harriette Bailey Conn, Atty. Notice on Final Accounts, Etc. to All Persons Interested in the Estate of PERDETHA IMOGENE
BENTLEY
In the Probate Court of
Home. He died Monday, Aug. 26 Marion County, Indiana in his home. He was a retired In the matter of the Estate employee of the Citizens of Perdetha I. Bentley, deceased. Gas & Coke Utility. Survivors Estate Docket E67
Page 589
WILLIAM HARRISON Funeral services for William J. (Joe) Harrison, age 75, 2421 Wheeler were held Friday, Aug. 30 in the King & King Funeral
FLOYD L. McCAULEY McCAULEY—In memory of FLOYD L. McCAULEY who passed away September 6, 1965. Not dead to us who loved him Not lost, but gone before He lives with us in memory And will forever more. Anna Mae McCauley, Wife Mr. and Mrs. Luther McCauley Brothers and Sisters
include his widow, Mrs. Mabel
Harrison.
WILLIE BARNETT Funeral rites for Willie Barnett, age 66, 606 E. 32nd, were held Saturday, Aug. 31 in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel. He died Tuesday Aug. 27 in Robert Long Hospital. He was a member of Antioch Baptis! Church and an employee of the Long Hospital. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lillie Barnett; two sons, John and Paul Barnett and five daughters, Mrs. BetriceFord, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Catherin Holmes, Mrs. Leona Harris and Mrs. Evon Daniels.
•Legals
Notice is hereby given that Karell Taylor as Administratrix of the above named estate, has filed report of final accounting together with petition to make distribution of remaining assets to the parties believed entitled thereto. The same will come up for action by the Probate Court on the 24th day of September, 1968,, unless persons interested in said estate appear on or before said date and show cause, if any there be, why such accounting should not be approved or unless such person make proof of heirship and claim any part of such estate not shown by such report. E. Allen Hunter Clerk of the Probate Court for Marion County, Indiana - 8/31/68-2T BOLDEN & MANN, Attys. Publication, Non Resident State of Indiana, Marion
County, ss:
In the Superior Court of Marion County In the State of Indiana
No. S468 816
Complaint for Divorce.
Lillie B. Miller, Plaintiff, vs. Richard Earl Miller, Defendant BE ‘ IT KNOWN, That on
Everett I. Hall, Atty. Publication, Non Resident State of Indiana, Marion Coun-
ty, ss:
In the Probate Courtof Mar ion County. , In the State of Indiana.
No. A68-686
Complaint: For Adoption of
Heir.
In Re: Petition of Lola Lun. tb e 21st day of August, 1968, ford for the Adoption of the above named plaintiff, by Margaret Mae Carter, a minor her attorneys, filed in the ofBE IT KNOWN, That on the f; ce 0 f the Clerk of the Su3rd day of September, 1968, the perior Court of Marion Couin_ above named petitioner, by her ty t jn the State of Indiana, attorneys, field in the office of her complaint against the the Clerk of the Probate Court above named defendant Richard of Marion County, in the State E ar i Miller and the said plainof Indiana, her petition for tiff having- also filed in said adoption of MARGARET MAE Clerk’s office the affidavit of a
r i CARTER, a minor and the said competent person, showing that BURRUS — In loving memo y petitioner having filed in said the residence of the defendant, of our ^ eai '^ al f§ bte ^ TT pp TTC . Clerk’s office the affidavit of upon diligent inquiry, is unSHELIA LOUISE B . . a competent person, showing known and the defendant is a who departed this life August ^ a t the residence of ANNIE resident of Washington, D. C., 29, 1965. CARTER, natural mother, upon hjs exact address unknown, and You left us a beautilu ^ diligent inquiry, is unknown, the he is not a resident of the State But a sorrow too great to be Said ANNIE CARTER being a 0 f Indiana, and that said cause told. necessary party,, and that said 0 f action is for Absolute divorce who loved you and 3 cause is for adoption and that and that the defendant is a
the said ANNIE CARTER is a necessary party thereto and necessary party thereto and whereas said plaintiff having whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said comby endorsement on said com- plaint required said defendant
faCe , plaint required Annie Carter to to appear in said Court, and No one can ever fil your p ace. nnr) pj, r said Court, and ans- answer nr demur thereto on the
Sadly missed by
James Burrus, Father
SHELIA LOUISE BURRUS
will never grow
To us
you
Your memory
old.
Your loving smile, your gentle
face,
appear in said Court, and ans- answer or demur thereto on the wer or demur thereto on the 21st day of October, 1968. 8th day of November, 1968- NOW, THEREFORE, by ord-
, j r, u —NOW, THERFORE, by order er of said Court, said defenDorothy and Debra Burrus, ^ sa . d sa j ( j An nie Carter dant last above named is here-
Odessa Burrus, Mother
Qicfprc
Walter, Keith Burrus Don Spurling. Brothers Relatives and Friends CONN—In loving memory of our husband, father and son, FOSTER D. CONN, SR.
last above named is hereby noti- by notified of the filing and fied of the filing and pendency pendency of said complaint of said petition for adoption against him and that unless he and that unless she appear and appear and answer or demur answer or demur thereto at the thereto at the calling of said calling of said cause on the 8th cause on the 21st day of Octoday of November, 1968, the her, 1968, the same being the same being the 5th judicial day 13th judicial day of a term of
who passed away September 7, of said Court, to be begun and said Court, to be begun and
1957.
It may appear that the wound is healed. But no one knows the sorrow that lies in our heart
concealed.
Catherine Conn, Wife Foster D. Conn, Jr., Son Fronie Robb. Mother
f
held "at the Court House in the held at the Court House in the City of Indianapolis, on the first City of Indianapolis, on the 2nd Monday in November, 1968, said Monday in October, 1968, said complaint and the matters and complaint and the matters and things therein contained and al- things therin contained and alleged will be heard and deter- leged will be heard ad determined in her abscence. mined in his absence. E. Allen Hunter Clerk E. Allen Hunter, Clerk
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