Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1934 — Page 11

OCT. 26, 1934

FUNERAL RITES HELD TODAY FOR RETIRED PASTOR The Rev. E. B. Timmons, Kentucky Native, Dies in 74th Year. Funeral services were to be held at 4 this afternoon for the Rev. Elijah B. Timmons, retired Methodist Ep: copal minuter, who died yesterday in his home, 37 North Bolton avenue, in his seventy-fourth year A native of Webster county, Kenturky, Mr Timmons came to Indiana as a youth and held pastorates at Evansville, Owensville and Ft. Branch In addition to the widow. Mrs. Lottie M. Timmons, survivors are three sons, Willian F. Timmons, Marti, onville. Ky.; Elman J. Timmons, St. Paul,.Minn., and B. M. Timmons. Indianapolis, and two daughters Mrs. H. E. Green, Paducah, Ky and Miss Rachael Timmon.',, Indianapolis. Feltman Rites Held Funeral services were held yesterday for Charles Howard f eltman, 31, on of Charles H. Feltman, Feltman A: Curme Shoe Company presiident, who was killed in an automobile accident in Arizona. The young man was bom in Richmond and lived several years in Indianapolis. Besides his parents and widow, Mrs. Esther Lewis Feltman, survivors are a daughter, Susan, and three sons, Harry, Henry and Charles Jr. Bertha Spencer Dies The body of Miss Bertha Spencer, 47, who died Tuesday night at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lula Forsythe, 2816 North Talbot street, was taken to Salem today for burial. Funeral services were held last

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Beauty Contest Opens Tonight at Indiana Roof Most Perfectly Proportioned Girls to Get Chance in Ziegfeld Follies or Movie Tryout. One of the greatest opportunities ever afforded Indiana girls will be offered tonight at the Indiana Roof, when the Stretch-A-Way contest gets under way to select the most beautifully proportioned girl in the state of Indiana. j Randolph Coats of thus city, one of the country's outstanding artists, one of the Judges? believes that one of the most beau- , tifu.ly proportioned girls in the enure nation may be selected in this state-wide event. Mr. Coats expressed his belief after measuring the first entrant, Miss Hvida Hamilton.

Every girl in the state between the ages of 16 and 26 years, married or single, professional or nonprofessional, is eligible. Application for entry may be made by filling in the coupon which accompanies this story and taking it to the Indiana Roof office any afternoon between 2 and 4, or any evening after 8:30. The winner of the contest will be given a try-out with the Ziegfeld Follies when they open at English's the early part of December. The ten girls who are runners-up, in the contest will be allowed to submit their photographs to the casting office of Warner Brothers in Hollywood, if they look promising to the casting director, they will be sent to Hollywood for a screen test. A satisfactory screen test will mean a contract to appear with Dick Powell in “The Gold Diggers of 1935," or some other Warner Brothers musical which may be in production at that particular time. If the winner would rather have a business career than take advantage of the Ziegfeld and Warner Brothers offers, she will be given a position with the Stretch-A-Way night. Miss Spencer was born at Salem and had lived here several years. Survivors, beside Mrs. Forsythe, are a sister, Mrs. Minnie Bressie, Hoopeston, 111., and two brothers, j Burton W., Indianapolis and Clinton i H„ Salem. I

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VAN NUYS LAUDS RECOVERY ACTS j OF ROOSEVELT Senator Recalls Stupendous Problems That Faced Executive. By Ttmei Sperial MADISON, Ind.. Oct. 26.—The problems with which the country was faced at the end of Herbert Hoover's reign and the manner in which President Franklin D. Roosevelt set the nation on the road to recovery, were discussed at a Ninth district rally here last night by Senator Frederick Van Nuys. “Fully apprehensive of the serious responsibility with which he was confronted, President Rooseveit immediately entered an aggressive and constructive program for the rehabilitation of the nation,” the senator said. “The ultimate objective was manyfold. First, it must preserve the union; second, it must guarantee to every citizen a more abundant share in the economic and spiritual life of the nation. The chief executive asked congress for powers commensurate with those usually commanded by such office in times of war. “It was necessary that the government act correctly and efficiently. He asked the money and power to relieve the misery of 40,000,000 cf our citizens, to preserve the small homes and the farms, to put men to work at an honest wage and to stifle cut-throat competition, child labor and sweat shops- We gave him those powers and he has successfully administered every one of them. We are well on the road to recovery.” Senator Van Nuys, in closing, urged the election of Sherman Minton, Democratic senatorial nominee, in order that the ideals of President Roosevelt might be upheld by both Indiana senators.

Indiana News in Brief

fiv Ttmcn Special FRANKFORT, Oct. 26.—State convention of the Farmers Educational Co-operative Union of Indiana will be held here Monday with attendance of 1.500 expected. Speakers will include E. H Everson, St. Charles, S. D.. president of the national union, and E. E. Kennedy, national secretary. Keynote speaker will be John W. Aikens, F't. Wayne. Earl A. Parrot. North Manchester, farmer-poet and authority on economics, also will be on the program.

a a a Miss Perkins Booked B'J T'm' - * Special GREENCASTLE, Oct. 26.—Miss Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, will speak before the De Pauw university student body here Sunday night on humanitarian problems. Miss Perkins has announced that her lecture will cover one of the three topics. “Economic Security in the Twentieth Century,” “The New Challenge to Industry,” or "The Industrial Balance Sheet.” Coming direct from a lecture in Chicaco, Miss Perkins will arrive here Sunday afternoon and will be introduced at 8 in the Gobin Me-

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TRANSIT FIRM SUED FOR $25,000 DAMAGES City Man Alleges He Suffered Injuries in Collision. A suit for *25.000 damages against the Aero Mayflower Transit Company. a Kentucky corporation, is on file today in superior court two. Samuel D. Naperstick. 2029 College avenue, the plaintiff, asks damages for injuries he claims he suffered last May 17. when his Austin car was in collision with a truck owned by the transit company at Stiles- > ville, Ind.

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