Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1938 — Page 5

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UESDAY, NOV. §, 1688 _ - - & THURSDAY OFFERS AR ir i SCAU | ON HONOR ROLL

Harry Burkhart, Charleem Sheppard Are Tied for Top Honors.

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Harry Burkhart and Charleen Sheppard tied for top honors on the =|

SO THAT WORE ee ha - Technical High School honor roll = 2

Lr ie for the first grade period. A total

MAY SAVE We ] i ; of 1325 on the honor roll includes

448 seniors and post-graduates.

Wom en’s Lovely ; Are Force i to Limit ’ Thirteen pupils received straight

: : ’ ? : “plus” cards. They are Robert A. 8 . Heath, Mary Edith Kitts, Marian L. RINGLESS FS Quantities on Some lioms! - Brn Sati in ihe : : E Hennegar, William Hibner, Elmer B, C re e Tw S ¥ 1 . | Moore, George Willeford, Mr. Burke P hart, Ruth Anne Gorman, William : 3 t (Orbaugh, Josephine Schlenck and

Women’s Rayon Panties— J Men’s Handkerchiefs— ry We Advise Early Shopping . . . Some Quantities Are Limited! | ® www | Miss Sheppard. TWO 5 TWO . S First C om First Serve d \ ; = John E. Bauer will be installed Others on the honor roll are: DAYS $ ’ $ e— . as president of the Indianapolis John Hardy, Anthony Pizzo, Frances ONLY 4 FOR 1 Days 1 P FOR 1 %

Scott, Clarence J. Myers, Wilma Grabhorn, I ainty chardonize rayon panties in Fine quality white linen handkerchiefs Pair S nary Cottage. He succeeds Clyde fey, Patty Ja

Jane Overman,

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$ including extra large! ® Wei] made, nicely finished! 4 7 Tice. Marie Bledsoe, Marjory E

E LILES 551 . Brown, PENNEY’S—Street Floor i PENN 34 Doris Heavin, Harold Johantgen, y oor. 0 NNEY’S—Street Floor. \ L Jones, Lucille Madinger, tRumcar For ny Rayon Asstais := BE HARD BOILED, |diiimniiet'tat im : ms = = a : B . ig ° / ! y . on Satin Slips— Whipcord Work Pants— > t 2 an ! k Z : a Burton, Donald Snepp, Robert H, TWO TWO 3 5 % Goo * S { Akers, Marium Allen, Robert Lee Bailey, DAYS $ $ Beautiful, first quality hosiery . . . pure silk ! 3 C by E fo 3 = = Mary Isabel Benedict, [Pairicia Ann BranONLY DAYS crepe—twisted threads .assure longer wear. : 1 Patricia Henshaw. George Morris. 2 ONLY Four new shades—Vision, Brick, Setter and 8 : : an Petit, Rosemary BE. McInturf, Ray. le, Esther Zaphirion, Albert

“Rumson” satin is a ¢ , ) Ember! Sizes 8% to 10%! ; ; ; i Mae Fulwider, Paul -All fabri crown tested Men’s-and Young Men’s sturdy pants, Aber : 4 5 : y ; ALL TI bric. Full cut and tailored for fit— well made of heavy quality whipcord. PENNEY’S—Street Floor. & 7] YARDS 1 Work Essential in Getting rly RR Kerr.

Home Builders’ Association at a 1 DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A. M. SH/ARP! dinner-meeting tonight at the Ca- ila Titehe Forte: Hogle, Hleanot tm med and tailored styles! All \ st 4his price for Dollar Days only!

lock-stitched sea g 18 Louis Levi Doris McCord, J Mecsy id Giroy. Sizes 32 to 0 wags! . - Se Cords *Ligyd. M ore “Helen Nofike, Julia —Street Floor. PENNEY’S—Street Floor. nT 2 Short lengths of higher

yers, 1 Rodenbeck, Richard Southers, James Wolf= Education, Poet, Here gang, Grace M. Curry, Eileen Eskew, Har= Marsh Eathet Meacham. Francis Bertier, arsh, Esther Meacham, Francis Bertule For Week, Says. Margaret Byram, William Gommel, David ammer. . 3 oy Lloyd Hobbs, Shirley James, Paul Nevil, Jack Patterson, Ray Richards, Mary Kathe

PENNEY’S—Second Floor. “Our educators in America must |ryn Sharp, Irene Loraine Wurster. Thomas Browning, Regina M. Charpie, Margarette

priced materials — gbod dress lengths! Beautiful prints and plain colors!

Genuine Leather Handbags | . Lunch Box and Bottle—

: : become more har d J oile d, more Cross, usse Desch, Richard Driskell,

ONLY ONLY Genuine suede— ; : ; '} realistic and make our youngsters John Finch, Alan Ker, Richard Sprague, dino aratent leatheri_ales . [This handy mela) Wich Box 3 Just ! om 7 |understand that work is essential| 55% Sumer Donald &, Winton, Pauline : sell for $1.49. the right size—complete with thermos # i 7 : S Try ’ Browns, black ; ss Ss @ in getting .an education,” Frank |D. Anderson. , CKs, colors! bottle. A real value! SHA : ty / 7 , W _ Ernest Hill, author, poet and pro- Mary len Zarclay, Jane Chaney, MarPENNEY’S—Street Floor. PENNEY’S—Street Floor. (3 gs M / D y fessor, salt) today, ; Fitzgerald in fan, Frank Women’s © a : : | ; ens ress Mr. Hill is visiting Indianapolis |S % me s Capeskin Gloves— Men’s Capeskin Gloves—

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: { | schools during American Education Tay ! ; ne $ - TWO = = = / = T = Gai TT m7 i eo Coa ca DSStothye Sian Barbara Jina

DAYS DAYS 7 : Caleb Mills Hall as Schaefer and Betty Waldkoetter. , C Al ! C A part of ShortONLY : ONLY SPE L PUR H SE! ridge High School's observance of

7 $542" 5 4 Genuine capeskin—soft and pliable Brown or black. Genuine capeskin i oti Sentai 9 V7 the week. Light Named President Black only i : i ined! Si 7 4 J i ¥ : Aud A 24 4 “ ; . : ack only in many different and leather . . . lined or unlined! Sizes { i A FOR . 8 v q 81 SAMSON : Must Go Back to Work of Manual Seniors / ; :

smart styles. Sizes 6 to 814! 8% to 10%! Don’t miss this! S H E E T ; Bg G “We hare heat enjoging o Eoiday [ : for the last 25 years and now we| Election of Harold Light as presi-

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PENNEY’S—Street Floor. J PENNEY’S—Street Floor. must go back to work,” he said. dent of the senior class at Manual ] 3 Rayon Taffeta Slips— ~ Men’s Wool Sweaters— portly. tailored shifts thai. usualy

% { : . “Not only must we train our com-| gion gchool was announced today. © © | TWO : TWO A 7 J sell for a much higher price. Seven- 2 ‘ YARDS ing generation but we must find out Mr. Light also is president of the HR _ DAYS FOR $ 1 DAYS $ F oy 7 button front . .. non-wilt collar . . . : ; :

what we are training them for. or Col i f the Manual ] ONLY ONLY full, cut and made of fine quality Ih 7 ? Full bed width—7 yards That 1 Smsthing we have not yet a Hsu i) a ana hg Beautiful tearose slips with lace trim Pull button, coat style sweaters—all- 2 / "materials. All fast colors! Newest 7 7 ay is ensign for Ci sheets. Sizes 34 to 44! Regrouped for quick {elvool worsted. Brown and grey! Usu- if patterns! rf > Saou So Yr a in America are beginning to admit He is a member of the football squad : j PENNEY’S—Street Floor. 87,7 7% y = that we are not like the English or|and president of the Roines Club. 2 4% wear: anyone else and that we have a Way¥| other senior officers are Eugene

clearance! y much more. 36 to 46! PENNEY’S—Street Floor ' PENNEY’S—Street Floor. PENNEY’S—Second Floor of livin y A . g all our own. ; i . vy : , ‘We nave advanced 100 per cant Beard, vice president; Alma Child

“Culture is a way of living. We | Robinson Post medal award in 1937.

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: 7 — ya a “Ulers, secretary; + Lawrence Daum, - od ; j Z Z ‘} further than other countries in|i.ohcirer Senior Roll Room 135; Boos nos enonad csnne : 7 transportation and communication. ; ; ; . : SO 5 Z ‘® America is a nation of power. While Geraldine Zix, vice president; AnPRISCILLA AND $ Z %% 2% 2 4 Zu 2 Z J 2 Of Dower: nette Thornberry, secretary, and tinually cover our highways. Parks and Joe Shupinsky are mems= Ivory with pastel patterns! RG IONS 3 5.88 ! PENNEY’S—Second Floor. HRA ! puritan and industrial age and now|Anderson, Kenneth Kuebler and | PU RCHASE! 1 SPECIAL PU RCHASE! we must develop a culture of which |Donnie Douglas are members from.

Special re-grouping of better ruffled “ Germany is still in the horse and |RoeC Stevens, treasurer, Room 211. #1 77 0% mmm) Puritan Stage Passed bers of the senior council from 7] LACE TABLE | "This oad PI ae IRI 500 Yardsof || STAMPED. PILLOW GASES $1 COVERS IPN emit Tyner BITE DEGREES

Z | bugey stage, a stream of cars con-| “pops Sohn, Edith Mergan, Elmer PECI AL $1 D AYS curtains for immediate clearance — p AIRS : : brings these to you at this price! “We have passed through the|Room 217. Frieda Cohen, Ralph sees no defects and will not be

Fi fescy to embroider! Special 3 PAIRS ; ® Lacy Floral : critical or entertain criticism.” J 80-SQU ARE or CY PENNEY S—Second Floor. . eter Sree WILL BE PRESENTED k : 2 7] Thee sizes 0x70, 57x72 : ’ eq Loa FH i ’ 36 - INCH ¥ A # C Y F L A HN E L oo da fil clotha—youra Hike GOLF suv LOSES Murray H. Morris to Preside Tine gusty fawnel in Tapey spn rly 7 DS ay ome When yeu NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (U. P)—A As King Solomon. ! Party, |

a brassie as with a spoon, a jury

patterns on various dark grounds. 1 0 PENNEY’S—Second golf player is as likely to slice with You can buy it at 10¢ a yard! Usu- ——— 7 YDS. ruled today in a $10,000 damage suit.| The 9th, 10th and 11th degrees in

ally much more! Z Whatmough because he ‘was hit on ritualistic ceremonies of the Scottish

tL : MASH Vv UE! 7% 4 : : : Gn A the head b If ball durin Rite are to be presented tomorrow MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK EER SST Wl a en i cr er zzy spells ever since. Full 58 inches wide. Assorted all white $ . The brief To Mr. Corey gnder the: direction of Flany A jacquard patterns. Ideal width and 3 YDS. Xk Ze 7% A) a CRN EANT ERE; ;

was injured because Mr. What-|Fihl dramatic director. length for the “Thanksgiving” table $ 1 . ' Guaranteed Fast Colors! ¢ Women's and Misses

mough used a spoon on a brassie| Murray H. Morris, thrice potent cloth! PENNEY’S—Second Floor. Z ce tovely 0-sauare prints wil be 64-INCH ALL-LINEN DAMASK 4 1 Czas SMART SPORT

Ernest M. Corey sued George

their knowledge of golf, returned a Lyons, Ralph M. Lett, Joseph J. = sealed verdict of “no cause for ac-|Davis, W. Myron Yorger, John H. tion.” Jefferson, Floyd L. Kresge, John D. Hughes, Elmer E. Wilmington, Ale bert O. Evans, Roscoe C. Levitt, Wil liam C. Williamson, Ezra D. Hill, Robert Hocker, Orville Gossman, Ross Williams, Eugene D. Wilcox,

/ Lewis N. Firestone, Carl A. White (711128 and William W, Watkins. 31S.17-19-E. WASHINGTON ST. INDIANA DAY MARKED ERTS TY | BY COSMETOLOGISTS

lA (2 Indiana Day was to be observed ds today by members and guests of the 5 Indiana Hairdressers’ and Cosme= Utilit tologists’ Association at the second y day of their convention at the Hotel

IEE || Lincoln. Special lectures and dems= CABINETS bs ei he to be conducted

| i ae fl by State members. The convention +3 ER opened yesterday and will continue

shot and took a stance that made [master last year, will preside as d from full bolts—although they C oO A T S

him slice. King Solomon. Others in the cast e usually higher priced! New fall ‘Beautiful Irish white jacquard damask regq OFitted and Swagger Styles! . Rich, colorful sports wore Zl 2 coats in the most popular fabrics—including rez

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c.! A grand variety! . tra wide! Buy a supply at this price!

PENNEY’S—Second Floor. PENNEY’'S—Second Floor,

The jurors, chosen with an eye to [include Frank Hawkins, Earl T. tterns—florals, checks, stripes, plaids, duced for this special event. All linen—ex- Y ARD Persian. Sizes 12 to

54” WOOL and RAYON PLAIDS

Gorgeous, colorful plaids ideal for gay winter skirts, jackets and dresses—a splendid Y ARD

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20; 38 to 44! PENNEY’S—Second Floor.

TITTIES ; quality. Wide selection of colors! Hurry! PENNEY’'S—Second Floor.

SPECIAL PURCH,; ASE! TAILORED " «+»«SMASH VALUE! | Ml L ACE P 1-Yard Tailored PANEL PAIRS TT dried,

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made like much better curtains! Ww ‘ Fl PENNEY’S—Second Floor. 1 omen § rianne

® To Be Placed Bo TIRES 0 »¥7] and TWEED on Sale Tomorrow S80 4h 4s Sr GIN AR Group of Women’s BETTER HATS SKIRTS and Thursday A 3 iv ay Ni 5 y i ; Many styles including off-face, turbans, bretons, youth- ; 1 ® Many Colors! $ 1

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through tomorrow. Jack Long, Indianapolis hair — ! stylist, will explain “problem heads” a in hair styling in a lecture this Up to $7.95 | aT afternoon. i tn New officers of the association Ideal for {is ra are Miss Irma Zook, Indianapolis, kitchen, bath fe Se president; Mrs. Lylian Lee, vice or general [eum president; Miss Minnie Goerke, storage. Nice- Baten RN treasurer, and Miss Murt Craig, ly finished. SN secretary. Terms ar-

ranged. BOONVILLE DOCTOR DIES

Children’s Cotton UNDERWEAR 1 ET a lnaren s orion hd Sizes 25 to 32! Lie OI fo g fp y oy ov. . Jeo OPEN SAT. TILLS P. M. —Funeral arrangements were made °

A v k i N {fit} Knee length and French leg styles. PENNEY’S—Sec f 1 &. ¥ Si nd FO 9d Corson rib. Splendid quality at. this 3 F OR : a : today for Dr. J. Guy Hoover, 57 ; f 4 3 FE 7 ; 5 & 3 ice, i 1 : 7 7 , 7 7 J a or ir. . s ’ Lo C EER uBR Se [eR ibid a : 1 | 1 FREE PARKING Boonville physician, who died in — ; bi rl # ug x : SER ROT en an es 7 a % ® Tickets at Door N| Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, yes= EACH j 5 i: “i : 3 i ih > So 7 : ys ot 5 : terday.

All colors! p3 . PENNEY’S—Second Floor. A ? You need several skirts Low Price— & ;

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% 20, Somly Wh Sespste Vil Ie 7 Ah 4 7 ‘ ugg patterns. Well made with ads # PERE po NEY Bownstaies Store ¥ Pp s ig i i3 i Ag Dn 2° 58 9 A385 . 4 Toggle DR i Y 9” » Rk, ise) for any room in youX gi ; } : LR a Infants BIRDSEYE DIAPERS : : C O A T “

Smart tailored, natural shade : IAL Usually sell at a much higher price! FOR : a WwW ! d Misses’ -& 9 .. yvomens an i Justable top—just slip them 5 hd WLS Sattend Sire Seal inches: BF d ; Lucky is the man with & job NNEY'S— ie, ig i \ Ae : andard size 27x27 inches. Hemmed, ) ; @ i PENNEY'S—Second Floor. | 3 SEN pS nr ove 30 bln, Bamime 1 8 FOR Special {rove o v _B % REAR rt 1° Lwacendl splendidly! Buy a supply and save! eller 1 * :

who is wise enough to save NOW for the man he will be.

Lucky . . . for there] be GOLD in his pocket when theres SILVER in his hair.

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curtain panels in lovely lace Better hurry! FUR-TRIMMED on the rods! 214 yards long! PENNEY’S—Second Floor. Ee A

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Sane rich. colors for winter.

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