Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1939 — Page 4

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By LUDWELL DENNY BE Times Special Writer "WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—As an dmportant dark-horse candidate if the Democratic national convention Burton K.

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Everson Named Methodist!" " District Leader for : 50 Congregations.

polis Methodist . District were planned today by a new|t committee composed of three laymen and the Rev. w. C. Hartinger, Sisrie in Eve lecturer ! y D. rson, DY soi snd author, was named. district lay| White, ose Fout and leader at a district conference meet- Siaretice I. Baker; public relations, ing last night at the Roberts Park Antrim, chairman, Chester AlMethodist Church. bright and Arthur R. Robinson, and

[about 110,000 persons attended 406 ~ religious services. :

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The meeting was the first held at] ihe Yheodurs Home. sihce if was: taken over by the Volunteers 23(

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ployees this year will receive $75,000 in Christmas bonuses. : The honus checks, to be dis-' tributed with pay checks Dec. 15,’ will range in amounts from $5 to

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" heel Two Assistants Named finance and audit, Mr. Polk, chair- 0 Drm mes of i H. R. Pierson, member of Edge- man, Dr, Thomas Beasley and Mr.|$50. Some employees’ bonuses will I lie STRAIGHT IBQDU RIB EPN WHISKEY his trainers. He does almost every- wood Methodist Church, and W.|V Olcott. be larger than their weekly pay ys ema | joing 2 Suk Scott Artiold, member of Vietors| Several recommendations by Lieut checks. ta Memorial Methodist Church, were Col. Earle PF. Hites, executive directnamed his assistants. tor and commander of the eastern

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did not want § | The district includes about 50| Capt. Madeline Marks, matron of|] : : : < the nomination, ; $ [churches in Johnson County and|the Theodora Home, which provides ; : he acts the| : i4. \|most of Marion County. ~ |shelter and care for stranded wom- : Founded Bible Class en and children, reported that 788 0 : 0 Bm which is much Mr. Everson is the founder of the|Persons were given food, shelter and : 4 -

more unusual. Everson Bible Class at the East other care at the home during the

Tenth Street Methodist Church. He|Year. ‘She also reported the home ie ; , Ts will be the Todiana, Methods Goncserved 16157 meas wd sve 5] QFF REGULAR LIST PRICES _ Mr. Denny $ONser valves, ference - delegate to the general lodgings. Sobt invtease vite i un ; - Garnercrats and independents, who BE (City oot nr 0 AA dled TY The Ti Sot oe | On 1939 and 1938 Refrigerators—Washers—Ranges think he is very much in the picture. Members of the Indianapolis|ment was reported by Maj. K. Grace : : Agree on Wheeler : : : Methodist Ministers’ Association at|Crandall. This department provides

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ae a a Sone, Bes, Bel EO or Te Swealst In six faye: ¥ DE a ox oor; JranspOTtar [| | 1999 and 1998 model Kelvingtirs . , » Brand d d “MeNutt— ading compromise] Meet Mrs. Bell Brown—Indian- | nings, during her lunch heur and |at their meeting Monday morning at on and spec ets for sick per-|§ mode 5s. . brand new and demonye Joa At the 1 moment | apolis’ champion sweater knitter. ile riding between her home |Roberts Park Church. © strators. . . . Sizes, 3% to 8 cubic feet . . . fully guaranteed. those Ifs look large. But June is a| Mrs. Brown, who lives = on N a 3d} downiown on Snes. at BURNS PROVE FATAL = H Shiman ; yepoitod. that he EXAMPLE: Brand New $119.50 % $10 8-Volume Concise long Keystone ‘Ave. and is employ 's. Brown is not a - | : nsien tach - id in es Politically od Ie the County Clerk’s office, received |ter, by any means, having made AMMOND, Ind., Nov. 21 (U. P.).| ment cared for 871 transient and Kelvinator, fully guaranteed. ENCYCLOPEDIA ¥ cng. 5 the championship title when she | many articles for soldiers and |—Floyd Lewis, 42, of Hammond, homeless men and women, gave 3918 With Auy Rofeiaornior oF Waslies

does. : — ; - during the World War, |died yesterday from burns received meals, 4061 lodgings, and tempor- Te ER There is not much disagreement| turned in the first Red Cross refugees : and numerous articles of cloth ast week at the Buffiington plant of |ary employment for 129, v A ‘ rR : among the politicians as to the na- sweater knitted here for European stoi bor rely ing the Universal Portland Cement Co. M i. will Hites, iss 15 Ket inator W SHE S

ture of Mr. Wheeler’s strength and| war refugees. weakness: It took her just six days after Red Cross officials received an- : All types and sizes. Originally sold op from $59.50 to $129.50.

receiving the yarn from the Red | other large shipment of yarn to- | : y His strength is that he is widely g y day and appealed for additional ; Take your choice FOR BALANCE D

known, Ys an effective campaigner,| Cross to complete a child's has many friends among ppliticians,| sweater. The work was done eve- volunteers to knit sweaters. ra ot : EXAMPLE: $69.50 or § )50 ahd the confidence of both cqnserya- IR 2, 3 tor Washer, used only 3 mos.

His weaknoss is chiely Montana HERRINGTON 10 TALK First Lady BR cee FA bf i esl $1 DOWN—$1 A WEEK swat. BUDGET CHARGE RET

and Roosevelt.

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was born in Massachusetts and went m—— WASHINGTON Nov a1G.m1 to college in Michigan. re ’ ; : All Brand New Ranges at Discounts up to 400}! Also a Few But he might do a lot about get-| ArhUr W. Herrington, president| yeeps a card catalog instead of a § I : ; Gas Ranges at Similar Reductions ting on the good side of the one man |of the Marmon-Herrington Co., will| Christmas list so she won't dupli- ‘ » : C mo— Yo

likely to have veto power on any|speak at the Junior Chamber of| cate presents, she revealed today. EXAMPLE: Brand New Hot: $ 7 5

- along independent , con“to get Twi the Canary Oovtage. Ort *{rie-list. But she hasn't ‘any $5 DOWN. A WEEK—SMALL BUDGET CHARGE Oc Ih “SMALL DEPOSIT Small Budget Charge toward the boss is his chief charac- returned recently from an extensive some things she will buy at a refu-

tinuing to get crosswise with the : oizhect E ” w= and X : Holds Any Purchase y teristic. He bolted his party in 1924 business trip throughout Europe. gee sale in New York, a Czec : : Delicio Till Christmas to: run with La Follette on the J. Russell Townsend, the Junior refugee sale nere, and a sale for is Ducks-Geese . Tender 22¢ Ib. hris

The catalog lists every present Demoeratie candidsie. Yet he goes Commerce luncheon (omumrow atl 70 08 R OE Ci eo: Fancy Indiana Grade Point Range, Regularly $133. -President. Mr. Herrington’s subject Will be,| idea how long the list is, and she Ve Fought F. D. R. on Court “The Value of European Trade to| isn’t going to count the cards. Roasters Chofcost $i WEEK : the Marmon-Herrington Co He| She has almost finished her Young Hens Poultry That don’t-give-a-damn attitude Christmas shopping, except for Progressive ticket. He exposed big cl _| the blind in New York. politicians and corporations in the ber president, announces i9 That wasn’t 1200 men’s hand- Opposite Court House © Harding scandals. He tackled the|day that’'the speaker for the execu-| perchiefs she bought in New York : + transportation tangle, feaiins tive leadership forum meeting| recently, she said, but 100 boxes of 2 neither banks, railroads nor unions.| Thursday night will be Carl R.| three handkerchiefs each. They Free Dreising While Y ait—Prom "995 E AST Ww ASHINGTON ST. He fought Presa Roosevelt on|Schedler, special assistant to Dr.| are part of the sis she and He hile, You W P.M. pt Service e Supreme Cour e. John R. Steelman, director of the| President will distribute at the PT Pee But now that he is a Presidential| U. S. Conciliation Service of the| party they give for White House || 1022 S. MERIDIAN LI. 5519 RADIO and ELECT RICAL REFRIGERAT ION possibility, why rces he go out of his| Department of Labor. - employees. : way to cross Mr. Big? He fought 2 - the President on embargo repeal, when he might merely have cast his i vote. Now he proposes an investiga- i i imiaih tion of the President’s pet Navy and = & its top-heavy ships—and is promptly slapped down by the Admiral-in-

Chief. So Mr. Wheeler is a candidate in r Ls ! 1 reverse. He has no organization, no O Cc 11 fs e ac 000 and campaign fund. He curries no favor, He is not cocky; he is just independent. If he is running at all, it is backwards. But he.may get there

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ORDER CAN OF PEAS, | WA + ol rr A 4 | | ~ THEN ROB GROCERY| : fe fe as ore 1 dness S 00 olness dil clerk in a grocery at 2808 Southeast- ; : 0 : / ern Ave, and took an undetermined : : amount of cash last night. ; nit Bs : ram A AWVUUV9 UV VI MATS Wad

Moore: “It ain't the peas we want, it’s your money.” . : George C. Ferguson, 949 E. Minne- : : = : . : ‘ sota St., told police that two men ; ; : into his car at Meridian and - Washington Sts. today and forced him to drive to Michigan St. and ~ Indiana Ave. One grabbed him by the neck and the other ‘took $18 from hi$ pocket and a watch valued at $30, he reported.

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