Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1933 — Page 24

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WALES IS 39 TODAY! STILL ‘FANCY-FREE' Would -Be Matchmakers About Ready to Give Up in Despair. LONDON, June 23.—Prospects of the prince of Wales marrying still * p re remote as the heir to the British throne observed his 39th birthday today. Wales, now but 364 days from

middle age, is as heart-whole and fancy free as ever,- Would-be match makers despaired. His name seldom is linked now with royal or othe ‘possibles” from foreign countries. The prince had a busy day. Apart from the avalanche of con-

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gratulatory mail that arrived at York house, his bachelor apartment in St. James palace, there were the birthday wishes and presents from the royal family. Then a luncheon ar. Buckingham palace. Tonight, he will attend the fifth Court of the season at the palace, specially arranged to coincide with bis birthday. Owing to rehumatism, which prevented the king from attending the four previous courts, it is expected that, the prince will escort his mother to the throne room tonight The curtseys of the American and other debutantes to the queen will be extra deep in homage to the youthful-looking royal heir. Birthdays the. world over usually aie the occasion of some special treat, but Wales is reserving that, for next week, when he will snatch a day off from his multitudinous official duties to see the final day's play in the Ryder cup match between British and United States golfers at Southport. Wales never is so happy as when he is on a golf course, it has become his chief hobby. He now is a creditable twelve handicap man.

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AGED RESIDENT, WIDOW OF CITY PASTOR, DEAD Mrs. Retta L. Pennington Will Be Laid at Rest Saturday. Following a long illness, Mrs. Retta L. Pennington, 83, widow of the Rev. Josiah Pennington, pastor of the Second mentis church many years, died Thursday in her home, 54b Moreland avenue. A son. by a first marriage, Harry A. Gooden, with whom she made her home, survives her. A son of Mr. Pennington, by a first marriage, Levi Talbot Pennington, is president of Pacific college, Newberg, Ore. Mrs. Pennington was born in Ohio. She had been a resident of Tndianapolis forty-eight years. Her husband died about five years ago. Funeral services will be held at 2

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Saturday in the Conkle funeral home. 1934 West Michigan street. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery. City Man’s Mother Dies Word has been received here by Harry W. Collins. 3837 Carrollton avenue, of the death of his mother, Mrs. Hannah L. Collins, 79, at the home of another son. J. G. Collins of Mansfield, 0., Thursday. Death is believed to have resulted from a nervous collapse four years ago. Mrs. Collins usually spent the winter with her son here. She was born near Richmond, and was the last living member of of the William Lukens family which settled in Indiana in 1818. Her husband, Joseph G. Collins, an Indianapolis railroad man. was killed in an accident many years ago. A daughter, Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly

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