Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1938 — Page 8
FORMER LOCAL BAPTIST PASTOR 1S DEAD IN EAST
The Rev. P. H. Hughes Also Was Connected With <Y’ And Wheeler Mission.
The Rev. P. H. Hughes, former pastor of the Exeter Baptist Church here, died Monday at Binghamton, N. Y., according to word received here. J Funeral and burial are to be heid at Columbus, O., tomorrow. At the time of his death he was dean of men at the Practical Bible Training School at Binghamton. The Rev. Mr. Hughes has served as Y. M. C. A. secretary here. He later became director of transient service at Wheeler City Rescue Mission Surviving is a son, the Rev. Joseph |} Hughes, a student at the training school.
MRS. VERNA ROBERTS of near Valley Mills, is to be buried tomorrow at Floral Park Cemetery fol-
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1988
Tech Team Prepares for Debate SPEAKER URGES Appears in Play SWEDEN _ Zi. 755,72
PENSION TRUSTS NS OLD-AGE HELP
Actuarial Club Hears MecCready Engineer; insur. ance Men Meet.
“Governmental units and private business interests have turned to pension trust plans for Solution of many old-age responsibilities,” Edward J. Green, Indianapolis had told Actuarial Club members today. Mr, Green, a McCready Pension Engineers representative, spoke at the Hotel Washington last night. Mr. Green listed three factors he said had increased popularity and demand for sound pension programs. They were change in mode of living, awakening of social consciousness and encouragement by government in tax advantages. Members of the State Auto InThese Tech High School orators are participating affirmative, defeated a Ben Davis High School team | surance Co. also heid a dinnerin a series of debates on the question; “Resolved, at Crispus Attucks High School. The Tech debaters | meeting at the Hotel Washington That the Several States Should Adopt an Uni- are (left to right): Hulit Madinger, Moore, Coach | last night. C., M. Wilson, assistant cameral Legislature.” Last night two of the orators, Charles R. Parks (standing). Elden Blair, Withner | national Americanism director for
lowing funeral services at 2 p. m. at Conkle Funeral Home. The Rev. R..R. Cross, West Michigan Street M. E. Church pastor, is to have charge of the services. 3
to combat subversive propaganda of Communists an dother radicals
DELT DANCE HERE Rust and Mr. Morrison, night meet« ings.
Fraternity Fete March 5 to Honor Founder.
Delta Tau Delta will give its an-
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nual Indiana banquet and dance | I
celebrating Founders’ Day March | 5 at the Claypool Hotel, More than 300 alumni from all |
parts of the state, together with members of active chapters at Indiana, DePauw, Purdue and Butler Universities and Wabash College, will attend. Committees arranging the event include: Guy R. Morrison, general chairman; H. E. Rust, ticket sales; Francis M. Hughes, publicity; Guy R. Morrison. dinner; Dale R. Miss LaVoise Roark has one of Hodges, music; K. W. Hadley, B. D. the leading roles in the play, | gpradling, F. M. Hughes, Harold “Girls Will Be Boys,” to given (Tharp, Robert R. Batton, speakers; by the Woodruff Place Baptist |w K Martindill, stunts and prizes; Church Dramatic Club, Feb. 25, | ny. Spradling, attendance prize; at the church gymnasium. Others | walter Brant, J. C. Pritchett, Mr. in the cast include Miss Helen | partindill, J. R. Barney, Mr. Rust Currie, Margaret Stone, Wilma |anq Mr. Spradling, finance; Jess C. Spencer, Jacqueline Culling and | _ a PE ra Dorothy Fulton, and Don Me-
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Indianapolis Shrine 6, White
Runyan, William Guthrie, Marion Crane and Harley Campbell, John Withner and Wiliam G. Moore, taking the and Jack Welchons. thie American Legion "warned That | sm i im tw. every “citizen should be keenly alert) SHRINE OFFICERS TO MEET at the RO SE IRE C 0 ” Be
° » whose purposes are to tear down our | Shrine of Jerusalem, is to hold an Deaths A mong Ind 1a na Residents form of government.” officers’ rehearsal at 8 p. m. tomor-
row at OCastle Hall. Mrs. Ruby
Mrs Roberts, who was 31, died died Monday at Robert Long Hos-
pital Born in White Pine, Tenn. | Survivors: Daughter, Mary Angle; sons, | Survivors: Wife, Mary; son, Guy; daugh- George. brothers, Charles Pagel: sisters, a
she had lived in Indianapolis -20 | Homer, Harold, k Ey vt. Sark MISHAWAKA--Mrs, Nellie Stull onenY. Gus Iowry; sister, Miss Pearl Burton;
years. Survivors are her husband, Wil- |v liam Roberts; two sons, Billy and | Frank; two daughters, Betty and]|v
Ila Young, Mrs. Minnie James, Mrs,
Marje Dean and Miss Jean Cor- survivors: Sons. Niland and LaVaughn, ters, Mrs. Cloella Heffelfinger, Mts. Mary Rowe and Mrs Karl Baro
bitt, and two brothers, Charles and |
cently in Hendersonville, N. C., ac- |v
cording to word received here. BN Dye] VO, Reililare. ers, Everett, Richard and Billy. oe MTR, gd MIS, games Hunter: half-broph-
Mr. Rundell, who was about 70, |g
left Indianapolis nine years ago. Re in SR neLS. MLS ie aa er ter, Mrs. Harry Bartholomew; sister, Mrs, | Son. H. L. Bekerty; brother, Edward HawFor a time he was associated with | Mrs’ “Doris Hedge. brothers, Clarence, | F. M. Shields.
‘emier i Ross and Albert Rubeck: the old Premier Automobile Co. Laura Anderson and Mrs, Anna Hun- | vivors: Brothers, Sammel and James;
The wife, Mrs. Mae Rundell, sur- |s vives, \
R SN r Mrs. John Nevil, Mrs. Joseph Teeple and | 77, Survivors Daughters, Mrs. Agnes - . 3, ELIZABETH ANN COX, daugh- | is ‘Sucan Bailey: sons, Albert. Elmer | Walters and Miss Anna Stockweil: sons SANDUSKY--Mrs Olive Lanham Golay. | Malden, Mass,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cox, |a
5 ; y Menas, William and Dleson: sisters, Mrs. | Ravmond. and Mrs, Nora Kinnett; brother, ert 1205 Bacon St. died yesterday at Fli Baumgartner. Mrs. John <Xirchhofer LA PORTE-Ray Smith. 49. Survivors: Edgar Ianham J U 1a 2 U RA SHEN 4 ( [B00 R
the home. a She was. a member of the Cradle
o Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Russell | Lillie Mann. Mrs. Abbie Kves, Mrs. Hazel ne — —————— Roll of the Shelby Street M. E. Phillips and Mrs Robert Benson, sisters, | Cady and Mrs. Fonda Roots r Church. Private funeral services Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth LOGANSPORT Harry A. Seari ht, I yl]
| Moore Survivors: Wife; son, William . a-
\hhomas Cooper Bryson. a Surviyors right; daughters, Mrs, Grace Kern, Mrs. HOT “NERVES” rh : : 0 | Wife, va, sister, rs rover te. | Anne Porter and Mrs, Margaret Gibson row in the home. Burial is to be in |yrother Prank. .
are to be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor- |
Greenwood. |
Prank. . =n Mrs. Mae Wheeler, MOOREFIELD Samuel C. Reed. 81. Sur- | 64. Survivors: Wife, Ida; daughter, Mrs.
: sehan, 83. | V "a . - A | ford, John and Robert: daughters. Mrs. | Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Virgil Phillips; | lie; daughter, Mrs. Floyd Koon. WARSAW--Mrs, Mary Lowmaster, Dorothy; her parents, Mr. and MTS. | Glade Meadows, Mrs, George Pate, Mrs. | son, Cari. MOUNT VERNON Mrs, Emily Gill Cas- | Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. Clara Andrew Corbitt; four sisters, Mrs. | Roscoe Burton, Mrs, Sam Gray, and Mrs. HUNTINGTON--Harry Willis Lash, 16. | per, 45. Survivors: Husband, Gus: | and Eunice: sons, Clifford, George d ; George Sawyer. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis . Clell: brothers, Charles and Jesse Landon;
ter. Mrs. Lourada Miller; son, George; | Lash and Mrs, Ida Baumgardner, MUNCIE--Clarence Hiner, 54. Survivors:
Marshall Corbitt, all of Indianapo- | sisters, Mrs. Harriet McKinney ‘and Mrs. | Mrs, Octavie Fosnaugh, 54. Survivors: | Son, Robert, sisters. Mrs, ‘Margaret Morlis. Mina Waugh; brother, George F. Ogden. | Husband; daughter, Mrs. Mabelle Schoeff; [ ton, Mrs, Maymie Tingle iss Freda
~ a, a J daughters, Mrs. Levi Schwartz, Mrs. Sam | Prancis, Walter, Roscoe and Arthur Mec- | Tom. CLAIRE C. RUNDELL, for merly | Baumgartner, Misses Martha, Bertha and | Rinzie: sister. Mrs. Alice Bolander. PERU--George Durand Godfroy, 27. Sur-
a Spann & Co. salesman, died re- | Christine Reinhard; sons, Emil," William SC ao. | Vivors: Brothers, James, Gabe and Wil x and David; brothers, Ephraim, Daniel, or hi eae OI tre liam Godfroy: sisters, Miss Bessie God-
Alice Miller, Mrs, Fannie Lisher and Mrs. Emma Deacon; brothers, Joseph, Albert
Jones is to preside,
ADAMSBORO--Mrs. Irene Angle, 72. FELLETTSVILLE—Jossph Thomas 75. | Woodard; sons, Henry, Willard, FElzie and and Edward
Willis, Charles, Clinton, | ters, Mrs, Cecil Simson and Mrs, Clarice | Miss vy Pagel and Mrs. Lina Walton. SULLIVAN Mrs, Lou Batey, 64, Survivors: Hushand, Charles: daughter, Mrs. AKRON Burton Eugene Smith, 64. Sur- FRANKLIN -Mrs. Rosala Willlams, 74. | 48 Survivors: Husbhan 50 hares | brother y RB Avors: Wife: sons, Iris, William, Roy and | Survivors: Sons, Rollie and Clear Turner, : boy : ‘de Stul § | brother, Dr. John Burton. ivors: Wife: sons, Iris Reston Bild Tognard Willams. daukiner. and Claude; brother, Claude Stull. SULPHUR SPRINGS -John R. Downs,
BLOOMINGTON -—-James A, Smiley. Sur-
ivors: Wife, Mary; sons, Charles, Wil- | HWAZLETON--Mrs. Mary E. Meeh 3. | vivors: Wife, Belle; sons, Arland and Les- | Doris Mason; brothers, Robert and Sam.
daughters, Mrs. ' i " \ er sh: brothers, i n esley: sis- | Ruth Casper; father, Lincoln Gill; broth- | sister, Mrs. Hattie Conaghan, BLUFFTON Mrs. Elias Ochsenrider, 60. | Lash; brothers, William and W ¥ ers, Ted and Lyman; sisters, Mrs, Maurice ! J—-Miss Elizabeth Holstead, 83,
John C. Ogden. 76. Survivors: Daugh- |Sands, Mrs. Augusta Lee, Miss Kathryn
Mrs, Mary Reinhard, 76. Survivors: | son, Cecil: brothers. Lindy, Noah. Robert | Hiner and Mrs, Edith Stumphf; brother,
Villlam and Joel. sisters, Mrs. Andrew | Goons “Mrs. Lyan Kitt and Betty; broth. | {foy. Mrs. Walter Whitted, Mrs. Harry
, vi rs. Frank » ; , BRAZIL -Mrs. Eurilla Louise Anderson, KOKOMO —U. Grant Garritson, 88. Sur- ers rank ‘and Laburtich Talley
8. Survivors: Husband: sons, Urvan and vivors: Son. U. G. Garritson Jr.: ‘daugh- Mrs. Ida F. Prederick, 72. Survivors:
ley. sisters s, 4 NON ~ y ham, Sure RUSHVILLE Dora VanSickle, 50, Sur- 3 J sisters, Mrs LEBANON -Miss Martha Graham, Sur yivors: Wite: stepdaughter, Mts. Norman Acs Mu Misi ce Mal ofles an rs yerald ftton: sisters, 3 : ) " pi Brookshire and. Miss Ta Graham, OF | Mrs. Charles Alexander and Mrs. Otto natural loveliness, FREE sam.
CEYLON--Mrs. Andrew Bailey, 62, Sur- , y . >’ x Pd ivors: Father, Peter Lehman: daughters, LEWISVILLE—-Mrs. Laura B. Stockwell, Sard: brothers, “Edward, “Omer. “Alva ‘and ple, write Nyy 7 ; cura,” Dept.
nd William: brothers, Emanuel, Amos, | Earl, Herman, Wiley, Manson, Percy and Shins Survivors Daughters, Mrs, Gertie
nd Mrs. O*to Sprunger Wife. Addie: son. David: brothers, Jessie. SHELBYVILLE — Jonathan Fillmore CONNERSVILLE—Dr. ¥. J. Spilman, 65. | Jack, Nate and Jim Smith: sisters, Mrs. | Thompson, 86. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs.
MARTINSVILLE-—~John G. Carleton, 63. ELIZAVILLE -Mrs. Sophia D. Burleson, | Survivors: Wife. sisters, Mrs. Lela Mar.
85. Survivors: Sons, Thomas and Lewis. | ti x G : So VIS, WUT COWIE, 3. 17, | oT {mire fers" Skteve Wid Wee NOW FEELS FINE
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