Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1941 — Page 10
FORMER CLUB LEADER DEAD
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow for Mrs. Winfield Johnson at Spencer.
Mrs. Winfield Scott Johnson, a former resident of Indianapolis and a leader in women’s club activities in the state for many years, died yesterday at the home of a niece, Mrs. Eileen Bruce, Martinsville, Mrs. Johnson was a teacher in Spencer and ,Lawrenceburg. She was married in Spencer and she and her husband came to Indianapolis
where Mr. Johnson was engaged in the wholesale dry goods business. At one time Mrs. “Johnson was secretary of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Spencer Club of Indianapolis, and she was a member of the First Presbyterian Church here. She served as a member of the board of directors of the State School for Girls at Clermont. At Indiana University, she was a member of Delta Gamma Sororitg She tqgok up her residence in Martinsville about a year ago. Mrs. Johnson "is survived -by two other nieces, Mrs. Dale Quillin, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Katherine Boyd, Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Drescher * Funeral Home in Spencer and burial will be in Riverside Cemetary there.
‘Mrs. Elvira D. Stogsdill
Services for Mrs. Elvira D. Stogsdill will be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Mrs. Stogsdill, a member of a pioneer Marion County family, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur = Bonifield, 2148 Broadway. She was 80. She was a charter member of the Brightwood
.|Moose, will sponsor a baked gdods
Benefit Sale for Moosehear{ = Mrs. Lydia Watkins, Mooseheart chairman of the Women of the
sale tomorrow at Sears Roebuck & Co. . She will be assisted by a committee. Proceeds are to be used for Mooseheart.
G. 0. PAClub to Give Party -- The weekly party of the 19th Ward, Republican Club, will be held at 8 p. m, tomorrow in Ferndale Hall, King Ave, and W. 10th St.
0. E. 8. Chapter To Meet—The North Park Chapter 404, O. E. S| will hold a stated meeting at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday at the North Parl Temple, 30th and Clifton Sts. Mrs. Florence M. Baker, worthy matror, and Elmer Kiefer, worthy patron, | will preside.
Observe Advance Night — Neonii Chapter 131, O. E. S., will observe Advance Night at. 8 p. m. today in the Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts. During. the initiatpry
as worthy matron and John Henry will serve as worthy patron, Mrs. Bessie Wikoff and Ben H. Kerr are worthy matron and worthy patron, reSpectively.
Sponsors Card Party — Federal Unit 62, American Legion Auxiliary, is sponsoring a party at the Citizens Gas Co., at 1:30 p. m. today.
Hosbrook Lodge to Install—Hd:k brook Lodge 473, F. & A. M,, will install A. E. Mayfield as worshiji ful master in public ceremonies jit 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Mason ic Temple. gin Robert Hollingsworth will be if stalled as senior warden; Harry Conarroe, junior warden; Walter Fox, treasurer; Paul R. Young, s¢cretary; Henry O. Leonard, chaplain; Thomas Cunningham, - senior
servatory, 72d | St. Creek. © The comet goes below tlie
Party—The Busy Bee Druids will sponsor a pillow s! ip card party at § p. m. tomorrow in
W. Morris St.
Dr. Peck to SheakThe Sciente sh | Club of Indianapolis will hear Ir.
medical department, ‘Eli Lilly & Co.,
Exchange Clukis’ first meeting of the new year was to be held in ‘he
her 25th aniversary of continuous
sented a gold service emblem.
the Indiana Bell Telephone Co
| Comet to. Be Observed—The:e will be a public observation of tle Cunningham Comet at 6 p. m. to day at the Emsley W. Johnson Ol)and Crooked
horizon at 6:30 p. m. and prompt arrival is necessary.
Druid Busy | Bees fo Sponsor Club of
the home of Mss. Fred Young, 55)1
P. B. Peck, assistant director of the
discuss “The its meeting Mbnday noon at | Board of Trace Building.
Exchanges Begins New Year—'The
Story of Insulin,” at the
Hotel Severin iat noon today. Or.
Logan Hall, new club member, vill || work, Mrs. Nora Moore will cert speak. :
Marks 25th | Year With Phone Company—Miss Alice R. Mosme er, 2043 BosartsAve. today celebrs bed]
service with the telephone industry in Indianapolis. She was yreshe a (clerk in the general offices of
Miss Mosmeier began her ca:eer in January, 1916, as a night oprrator for the Central Union Telephone Co., predecessor to Indiana Ijell. Since 1923 she has been with the commercial department.
LOCAL
deacon; Russell Smith, junior dea-
DEATHS
WASHINGTON AND DELAWARE STREETS
Women's s UNION ob
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Plaid Cotton
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Sale! 5000 Pounds
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10¢ to 15¢ ; Value rf ¢ : 1b.
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375 Prs. Full-Fashioned
SILK HOSIERY
5 and 10¢c Grade
TOILET TISSUE
4 2 10°
Imperfect rolls cof famous Nickl-Crepe special Saturday Just 375 pairs only. NVanted colors.
Former %5¢ to 50c values. Broken size and style sortment. Clgarance “priced.
Sample Lot
15° 10°
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and slack styles, as~
plaids. Soff fleecy nap. Clean-Up! ' Sample
GIFT KERCHIEFS 15 Price
Sold only in groups of 3— formerly priced at 19c to 50c ’ for three. Now 10c to 25c.
A Real Scoop! Maker Sacrifices 360
ATS
Actual $1.65
Fine Quality Wool Felts—New Shapes!
Just Arrived! Early Spring
HATS
Actual $1 to $1.95
® Casuals
The smartness of these hats is blocked in so that they
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With Quilted Linings and ie Coa Wool Innerlinings! »
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Methodist Church. Survivors include, besides the daughter, a son, Noble, and four grandsons, Robert, Richard and Billy Stogsdill and Jack Hendricks.
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con; Amiel Inman, senior steward; Delbar Delbert Southerland, junior steward; and Lora Burden, tyler The installing officer will be Retlis Hull.
retain their shape and what’s more they’re fully lined and have all leather sweat bands. Truly men, they're sensational at only $1. Wanted colors, Sizes 63/4 to 734.
. § Men's $1 Dress GLOVES Lined and unlined styles in, | capes . ; and pigtex grains. Blacks and browns. Slight irregularities that do HE not affect their wear. : $6.98 All-Wool Mackinaw cee. %4.98 $1.98 Men’s Dress Pants________%$1.69 $4.98 Men’s Baseball Jackels.___ $3.98 $1.00 Men’s Slipon Sweaters______ 59¢
19¢ Men’s Domet Work Shirls_.____ 59¢§ 4 $4.98 Leather Suede Jackels_.__ $3.98 § €L.
[EITCIOIZS {SAMPLE SALE UNDERWEAR
Men’s—Women’s—Boys’ and Styles That Look Like $2.00 Children’s Styles Girls’ Reg. $4.95 “SNOW SUITS
f More than 50 different and Le Ye Pe 2 Be 0c smart designs in almost every ¢ - $53.84 yr DRASTIC SHOE CLEAN-UP € om Plain colors with plaid trim. Many a vee ;
| Sized sach Bye. ome simulated leather grain, Wom-1l-weol fabrics. Choice of wanted ; nd seri ei 1 § | OVER 2000 PAIRS IN TWO PRICE GROUPS [| @ |i {ith a ising
| ing is worthwhile. en's and Misses’ sizes. colors. Sizes 2 to 16 years. . i o uniforms in the We thought they were Women's—Miss e
and - growing girls’ go Shoes Bn oq styles—all sizes, 3 to
’ them 9, in both price bai —— Beds Bi groups and all Sikes and they're still here. | and heel hel 21 £ There’re counter soiled ome PD 2
; over, youll find a from handing Bu sta real shoe bargain.
SAMPLES + FACTORY SECONDS - CLOSEOUTS ¢
MEN'S SHOES
Actual $2.00 and $2.50 Values! Style, Plus Wear, Plus Savings!
These are the finest lot of men’s
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John S. Abbett
Services for John S. Abbett, who died Wednesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. ZHlecta Bittner, 5537 Winthrop Ave. were to be held this afternoon at Franklin, Ind.
Mr. Abbett, who was 70, wes a member. of the Franklin Baptist Church and the Improved Order of Red Men. Survivors are Mrs. Bittner, taree daughters, Mrs. Electa Mathis and Mrs. Nellie Sniith of Franklin, and Mrs. Mary Conway of Scottsh arg; four sons, Byron Abbett and ILioyd Abbett of Franklin; Tillis Abbe't of New Albany and Alva Abbet: of Edinburg, and another sister, Mrs. Arminta Reek! of Indianapolis.
Pear! Roberts Services for Pearl Roberts, resident of Nora, Ind. will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Union Cl apel Methodist Church, Burial will be at Nora. Active in Democratic politic: for 24 years, Mr. Roberts died We nesday. He was 62. He had been ‘employed in the office of the county surveyor fcr 10 years. Survivors include his wife, Myrtle; three daughters, Mrs. Florence Cox, Mrs. Lawrence Jennings and Mrs. Harry Chapman; three grand children, Glenda; Cox, Doris Cox and Joyce Cox; two sisters, Mrs. Wi liam McGhehey arid Mrs. Lillie Mc 3hehey, and a krother, John Rolerts, all of Indianzpolis.
‘Mrs. Josephine Ruffing
Mrs. Josephine Ruffing, a 1aember of SS. Peer and Paul Cathedral and its Altay Society. died ycsterday. Eighty-three, Mrs. Ruffing lived at 2208 N. Pennsylvania St. Born at Lafayette, she had lived here for 35 years. Services will be at 7:30 a. rn. tomorrow at the Reynolds Mortuary and at 10 a..m. at the St. Jo: ieph’s Catholic Church in Delphi. 3urial will be there, Survivors include three daughters, Miss Emma A. Ruffing, Mrs. Clara M. Ruffing, both of Indianapolis a Mrs. L.!C. Holthouse of Tulsa, Qe !
Harry Elljott Harry Elliott, an employee of the Indianapclis Railways, Inc., -died yesterday. Ide was 65 and lived at 516 E. 15th 3t. He had worked in the acco: inting division of ‘the company for 14 yéars. A native of Willianisport, Pa. he caine to Imdianapolis 36 years ‘ago. He was a charter mem-
Don’t migs this chance to buy a good, warm winter coat at a price that would be low even in February! Also sport coats and trimmed dress coats. . Many one-of-a~kl but all sizes in the group.
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Have Defective Eyesight! Men at the Age of Forty Have Defectiv Eyesight!
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gi New high shade WW pastels to brightWR, (# en your winter wardrobe. Bu y several Saturday.
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CHICAGO STORE'S GREAT
Open Sat..
Rayon and Cotton
DAYTIME DRESSES
Foundations—Gird}l A special group priced at y a half for clearance. Choice of many styles and sizes in the lot.
Women’s All-Wool
Plain colors and tw mixtures. Sizes 24 to 30. All better grades, some selling for $1.95.
|| 14-1 205 1," OFF OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES
* Out go our winter stocks to make root for incoming spring and summer clothes!
Women’s Warm
BLANKET ROBES : Broken sizes and colors. a '
Rayon gat, trims, alto many to sell, so huss urry [Women's and Mis CAMPUS COA 3.00. All-wool plaids with warm.
lining. Ideal for 00], 8| cold weather. Sizes 12. ro 18. i
Infants’ and
HOSIERY—Pa
Values from 10c to 15¢ in | the lot. Many first qualities wo included. fain
PRINT DRESSES Cute styles i a good as- © all fase colors. Sizes 1 to 39° 6Ya; 0 14. UNDERWEAR Some Slighily soiled from e more, Sizes 25 Te Hoo Broadcloth SLIPS arose broadcloth in ¢ Also Junior slips with ad- 19 {ustable straps. - Sizes 4 and KIDDIEALLS shoes we have ever been able to BB Each this shee bargain. Blacks and - ybrowns, regular and wing-tip styles. plaids. 8. Partridge Dn hehataly on brown and to
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JEWELRY,
Pins, clips, brooches, beads, etc. Metal and jewel styles. Clearance priced,
~ 36-Inch Curtain
2 to 10-Yard pieces and full. bolts. Figured. and Telip
marquisettes and nets. Yd,
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Mrs. Rohit was the widow of Christian J. Rohr, who died in 19:0. She was a member of the Zion Eyangelical Church. Services will -be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary vith burial at Crown Hill, Two sons, Harold and Carl Rohr,
Boys’ Fast Color terns. cut, Clean-Up—Boys’ cloth. Silk cord sash. Terry Knit Part Linen 2-Yr. Guaranteed Leader
SCHOOL SHIRTS and dark colors, | BEACON ROBES Blue, maroon, brown. WASH CLOTHS TOWELING DeLuxe SHEETS
Plain and | fancy a J 5c Yous back. Sizes 8 to Plaids and check hlanket 30° y ‘Sizes 2 B€ SC yi 81x99- 12x99-63x99 Sizes
Thick, Thirsty TURKISH Towels
White with red, blue and green borders or pastel colors.
36-In. OUTING FLANNEL...Yd.
Reg. 15c and 18¢ Jard quality. Choice of light and dark background stripes
86x80 PI; Wool Double Blankgls 12x78 Reversible Patchwork ( :
dise! ia All Men's $15.75 at... ber of the B. P. O. E. of Cle: field, A huge assortment of better Services will be conductec at 3 —— Survivors (are his wife, Estqlla; a All $17.75 | Mrs. Emma D. Rohr She was 72. : y Suits, 0’Coats YTHI IN
SUITS, TOPCOATS While Pa. suits, topcoats and overcoats 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Hairy W. daughter, Miss Emily Elliott of In- : y Suits, 0’Coats Mrs. Emnia D. Rohr, lifelorg resiMarked | 14 5 Down T GO . Of heavy blue Novelty styles . .. Men’s $2.00 Value Full Zip- | MEN'S $1. 29 DRESS tions! While they ors, novelty pate
So we've cut prices tremendously—large selections of new, year “round merchalid To Go $ 7 5 (\- iY 10 J Ee wos omen win we on a rmerly w e Last Works Co. for 18 years. pal od Pr aad. Sol Moore ‘Peace Chapel with burial ey fen following ai Washington Pa:k. dianapolis, and a. sister. Mrs. Anna | Eogle of Detroit, Mich. " ; bY Marked 1 27° : Down RA dent of Indianapolis, died yesterday ; at her horae, 2940 Kenwocd Ave. All $22.50 . 1 —p MEN’S $6.95 ALL-WOOL BOYS’ NEW 2-TON I6 MACKINAWS - $4.95 SWEATERS— in melton} Sizes 36 4 +f good colors! Hur- = © to 50! . ry! .$1.00 Values! | My Sweaters SHIRTS — Sn color selec- 1 Jb Whites, Soon col« i bye last! terns! ; b Open Saturday Night Until 9 o'Clock
both of Indianapolis, survive. A daughter, Mrs. Helen Ditez of Indianapolis, and .three grandchildren also surviva, 3
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YaaLo Laundered Flour Sacks. Ea. aE
81-In. UNBLEACHED SHEETING, Yd.
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Striped PILLOW TICKING. .Yd.
Blue Sod white A. Ci As stripe pattern. Specially sale price
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