Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1941 — Page 12
SATURDAY, MAY 2, New Mass ls Dedicated To Fr.Busald
400 To Sing Composition i
Of Mary Helen Brook "At St. Philip Neri's.
Four hundred boys and girls will}
sing a mass composed for children by Miss Mary Helen Brook at the 8 o'clock high mass Monday at St. Philip Neri’s Catholic Church. The mass is in honor of St. Philip Neri whose feast day is Monday and it is dedicated to the Rev. Fr. Albert Busald, pastor and mass celebrant. The children also will sing Miss Brooke’s “Ave Maria” as an offertory. After services, the boys and girls will give a picnic at Forest Park, Noblesville, Ind. i Miss Brook’s new mass is to be sung at St. Philip’s, where she is
organist and choir director, at the
8 a. m, mass the first Friday of the month always dedicated to the . Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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College Group to Sing
. The Men’s Chorus of Indiana Central College will present its final concert of the season Monday at 8 p. m. in the First Moravian . Church, 1501 College Ave. The program, directed by Eugene Mogle and sponsored by the church Men’s Club, includes “The Twenty Third Psalm” by Leone, brass trio numbers, piano and tenor solos, Negro spirituals and popular selections. It will close with Pinsuti’s “Goodnight! Goodnight! Beloved.”
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35-Voice Choir Here
“I Am Music,” composed by Mrs. Grace Kenny Floering, former Franklin College student, is being featured in the college choir concerts given in various parts of Indiana. The 35-voice choir will sing at the Emmanuel Baptist Church tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. under the direction of Glenn M. Seitz. The program includes numbers by the male quartet, women’s sextet and Miss Josephine Best, soloist.
Choral Evensong
-Young Churchmen of Indianapolis will sing choral evensong tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. in St, Matthew’s Episcopal Church. After services, officers will be elected and ‘ installed by ‘the Rev. E. Ainger Powell and a reception held in the parish house,
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Paxton to Direct Choir
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J. Russell Paxton will direct the|
North Methodist Church Choir in a recital tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. in North Church. Mrs. Paxton will play organ solos and accompany the choir. The program includes anthems by Brahms, Handel, Gounod and others.
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Dedicate Pipe Organ
Indianapolis musicians will .sing and play at the ‘dedication of the new pipe organ in the Lawrence Methodist Church tomorrow at 7:45 p. m. Miss Elsie MacGregor, organ professor at Indiana Central College, will give numbers on the new instrument and’ Miss Patty Lamb on the harp; Mrs. Omer Rybolt will sing. Miss MacGregor is organist for All Souls Unitarian Church and Mrs. Rybolt is vocal soloist for the Robert Parks Methodist Church.
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To Sing at Hospital
Ernest Mack and Kay Fields will sing, accompanied: by Mrs. Alta Lawson, at the Protestant vespers at the Veterans Hospital tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Charles R. Lizenby will conduct the services which will be broadcast to patients over the hospital address system,
INSTALL OFFICERS AT CAPITOL C. E.
.New officers for the Capitol District Christian Endeavor Union will be installed by the Rev. Ira B. Stock, Tuesday evening in the Fairfax Christian Church. L. Kenneth Knapp is president; Miss Margaret Davis, vice president; Miss Dorothy Slentz, recording secretary; Miss Virginia Glass, ~ corresponding secretary, and Ralph Chamness, treasurer. : Miss Merriam Howenstine will serve as president for the East Side Council; Miss Slentz for the South Side, and the Rev. Ivan C. Alder- . ton, chairman of the advisory committee.
‘SOUL AND BODY' TOPIC
All Christian Science chiyches will study the lesson-sermon ‘sub“ject, “Soul and Body,” tomorrow. The "Golden Text is “I pray God
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be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”
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1941
Cite Service
Of Mission|
Radio Speakers to Tell About Wheeler's 48-Year Job.
Ever since William V. Wheeler envisioned a way to make thousands of people happier, local citizens have been helping until today’s Wheeler City Mission is the result. Some who have helped are unaware of the far reaching influence of the mission founded 48 years ago by Mr. Wheeler, a hardware salesman. Tomorrow, they will have an opportunity to hear about it in a 55 minute broadcast over WFBM beginning at 6 p. m. Since the mission founder. .was a memher of the Central Avenue Methodist Church, the Central Church choir directed by Ralph M. Wright will sing.
Mission Head to Talk
A number of the men whose lives have been influenced under the missions ministry also will talk. The Flanner House Ensemble, directed by Mrs. Lucretia Lawson Love, will sing and Harry W. Krause, mission president, and Edward Dirks, vice president, will speak. The WFBM program is the first feature of a week’s anniversary observance to be held in the mission building with special - music and different denominations in charge each evening.
Ministers to Physical Needs
The mission serves men, women and children religiously as well as ministering to their physical needs. Its staff visits the hospitals and the jails; mails tracts, printed in its own shop, all over the country; and presents weekly broadcasts at 3 p. m. on Wednesdays over WFBM; and at 8:45 a. m. Saturdays over WIBC. The Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt, mission® superintendent, is in charge of the 48th anniversary celebration.
Three Churches Will Give Plays
“Jewish Festivals on Parade,” a religious school program will be presented by children of the INDIANAPOLIS HEBREW .CONGREGATION at the closing exercises of the school tomorrow morning at 10 a. m. The program was adapted by Mrs. Mildred Levey from one written by Dorothy Zeligs. 2 4 ” The play, “Senator North's Deciding Vote,” dramatizing the adoption of prohibition by the Senator's state, will be presented in the EMERSON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH tomorrow evening. L. E. York will play the part of the senator with a cast of 15 members. : 2 2 =n ’ The Central Players schedule the three-act farce, “Mountain Mumps,” for Monday at 8 p. m. in the CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH.
DECORATE CHURCH FOR 8-DAY REVIVAL
' The North Side Church of God has been newly decorated and a new organ installed to mark the opening of an eight-day homecoming revival tomorrow. Services will be daily at 7:30 p. m. with sermons by the Rev. Ross H. Minkler, pastor; solos by 1ll-year-old Barbara Minkler, and a half-
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his folks can be found,” the Rev. Mr. Anderson explained. “We’ll give directions: and counsel to any strangers who request it and lend a hand if anybody gets sick and needs us,” he said. “In other words,” Father Lindemann added, “we’ll fit in in any spiritual or friendly way we can.” Good Neighbors The clergymen are good neighbors, co-operating constantly in civic and inter-faith activities in Speedway City where they hold the only two pastorates in the suburb. Father Lindemann is the priest at St. Christopher's Catholic Church, while the Rev. Mr. Anderson is the minister at the Speedway Christian Church. Be cause Father Lindemann’s church is near the race track it is named for St. Christopher, patron saint of travelers. Church Gets Stature Next year, visitors, coming into Indianapolis from the West to the race, will be an 8-foot statue of St. Christopher on the Catholic church lawn. It is now being made by Harry Donate, Bloomington, Ind., sculptor, and presented by a personal friend of the pastor who wishes his name withheld. It is a dream of Father Lindemann’s, cherished ever since he has been in Speedway, come true. The statue is full of life and action, Father Lindemann says, showing St. Christopher striding across a stream with the Christ Child on his shoulder. Its theme is from the legend of St. Christopher, inspiration of many paintings, poems and stories. Ever since the tryouts began, both the Rev. Mr. Anderson and Father Lindemann have been frequenting the Motor Speedway, talking with drivers and inviting them and other visitors to church.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURER COMING
“Christian Science: Its Message of Joy” is a lecture to be given by Mrs. Louise Knight Wheatley Cook, C. S. B, of Kansas City, Monday at 8 p. m, in Cadle Tabernacle. Mrs. Cook is a member of the board of lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church.of Christ, Scientist, Boston. Her lecture is sponsored by the Fifth Church here. She will be introduced by Mrs. Lora Anderson.
FRIENDS TO CALL AT HOME OF EDWARDS
Dr. John F. Edwards and Mrs.
and’ members of the Broadway Methodist Church for a housewarming tomorrow. Dr. Edwards, church pastor, and Mrs. Edwards will receive their guests at their new home, 4335 N. Pennsylvania St., tomorrow afternoon: between 2:30 and 5, and in the evening, from 7 to 10.
MISSIONS RECEIPTS UP
Indiana Baptists report total recepits for unified missions amounting to~$82,844 for the year just ending. This is an increase of more than $6000 over the year
hour sing directed by Lenn Hartwig.
before.
The high point of the 83d General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church, in session here since Wednesday, will be the Holy Communion service tomorrow with members from all over the world officiating. This afternoon, delegates and visitors are being taken on a tour of Indianapolis and Bloomington, Ind., where they are to meet Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of Indiana University and nationally known United Presbyterian layman. Tomorrow morning many of the
‘| visiting ministers will occupy local
pulpits of various denominations. Discussion of the church’s stand on temperance, emergencies arising out of the war situation in the world, and sabbath observance are expected to follow the report on reform at Monday’s business session. Monday evening there is to be a
number of the denomination’s best known clergymen will give five-min-ute addresses. The final session of |¢ the general assembly will bé Tuesday afternoon. The redecorated Woodruff United Presbyterian Church is to be the setting of the Holy Communion service tomorrow at 3 p. m. Among the 12 elders who will pass the elements of bread and wine are Robert Fennell and Nels Forgren, host church members Dr. J. Walter Liggitt of Philadel-
popular mass meeting at which ae
83d United Presbyterian Session Reaches High Point
McQuilkin of Pittsburgh will deliver the communion address. Visiting ministers and the Indianapolis churches in which they ya preach tomorrow are: ark Ro New Concord, O., Pi Meth dist °C Church; the Rev. Orville Kuhn of Butler, Pa., the Roosevelt Tempe Methodist Church; the Rev. Clyde Canfield of East Liver onl, O., Bellaire Methodist Church, and Raymond Edie of Pittsburgh, Pa., the Edwin Ray Methodist . Church. Dr. S. B. Copeland of Wheeling, W. Va., Victory Memorial Methodist Church: Dr. Pr of Chicago. the Bats bast hurt i the Rev. Hoy henney ton, O., the Fifty-first Street Methodist ER e. and Dr. James Koran of Chicago, the Morris
Street Mgasnons urch. Dr. J. enrich of Punjab, India, the East Fark the eV, McKeesport, Pa, B." ¥
Methodist, Church; William Minteer
First Evangelical Church: the Rev. Montgomery of Youngstown, O., the First rEvangelical Reformed Church. Dr. H. H. McConnell of Wikenshurs. Pa., the First Congregational Chur Dr. J. "Walter Liggitt of on iladel hia, ans Woodruff Place Baptist Church: MeLaughlin of Hel ones, Sheot. t thie Fist Presbyterian Church, B. Henderson of Grove ‘city, Pa., the TBecond
Proshyjerian ure, Dr. H. A. Kelsey of Sterling. Kan.,
Tr. . n h, and the bh Alfred Heasty of Dolieb Hill, Soudan, the Woodruff United Presby- : John “Cotton of Henderson, N. C., the Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church, and Dr. A. K. Stewart of Omaha, Neb. .. the Centenary Christian Church.
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“On the job” are- the Rev. Fr. Leo Lindemann (left) and the Rev. Howard Anderson, Motor Speedway chaplains, greeting Racer Orville Phillips of Beverly Hills, Cal
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To Act as Chaplains Friday
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
Spectators at the 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Friday, will see a practical demonstration of the friendliness of
The Rev. Howard Anderson and the Rev, Fr. Leo Lindemann will
“If some little shaver gets lost in the crowd, we’ll comfort Him until
THE IN DIANAPOLIS TIMES
"They Also Serve at Speedway
SPECIAL GUESTS
Memorial Sunday will be observed
Watkins American Legion Post and Auxiliary as guests, tomorrow, at the CENTRAL AVENUE METHO-
DIST CHURCH. Dr. F. Marion Smith, pastor, will preach on “Lest We Forget”; legion post members who have died will be honored. Flowers will be supplied for the pulpit by the guests.
” ” 8 Dr. William Keller of Cincinnati, will speak at the 4 p. m. service tomorrow in ST. GEORGE'S EPISCO-
exhibition of work done in St. George's community center and a
the founder of the Post Graduate School of Applied Religion in Cincinnati. » » 2
Dr. William G. Spencer, president of Franklin College, will deliver the sermon, ‘The Tribe of Benjamin,” at 11:30 a. m. and “Conflicting Codes” ai 7:30 p. m. tomorrow, in the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. The morning address will be broad-
cast over WIRE during the Church Federation hour.
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Rev. Hunt to Preach
The Rev. Virgil G. Hunt, superintendent of the White River Conference, will give the 19th anniversary sermon tomorrow at 10:35 a. m. in
CHURCH: The Rev. Mr. Hunt and the Rev. George Snyder, pastor, who will speak in the evening, have both just returned from the United Brethren General Conference concluded this week in South Bend. An additional feature of the anniversary service will be singing by the reorganized choir uncler the direction of the new choirmaster, Chelsea Stockwell.
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Dr. Prank S. C. Wicks, pastor emeritus, Vill speak on ‘““Encouragers” tomorrow at 11 a. m. in ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH. » ” »
The Rev. Donald Montgomery of Youngstown, O., will ke the morning speaker tomorrow afi the FIRST IEVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH. ’ » » 3 Dr. Clifford H. Plopper, missionary and refugee worker from the heart of the Chinese war zone, will speak on “China’s Crisis” tomorrow at 10:40 a. m. in the THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Lr. Plopper is professor of church history in Nanking Theological Seminary. He is guest speaker, here, in the absence of Dr. William F, Rothenburger, who will give the baccalaureate sermon at ihe Lexington, Ky.. College of the Bible.
Memorial Services
The Grand Army of the Republic, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the Grand Army, Sons ard Daighters of Union Veterans and Auxiliary will hold a memorial service in the
CHURCH tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. Golden A. Smith, pastor, will speak on “What ‘Mean Ye By This Service?”
with members of the Osric Mills
PAL CHURCH. There will be an
tea after the service. Dr. Keller is|
the FIRST UNITED BRETHREN]
EAST PARK METHODIST]
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Organizations
- Beech Grove O. E. S. Meets— Beech Grove Chapter 465, O. E. S, will have a stated meeting, followed by a social hour, Tuesday night. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kemper is the worthy matron and Dr. Merton A. Farlow is the worthy patron.
County Townsendites Sponsor
. | Public Meeting — The Townsend
Clubs of Marion County will sponsor a public: meeting at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St.
Union Council To Select Delegates —The Executive Board of the Indiana State Industrial Union Council will meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow at 241 W. Maryland St. James Robb
‘| president, said that committees will
be selected for the state C.I.O. convention to be held in Muncie June 2 to 22.
Evangelical Bible Class Mesiss The Good Will Bible Class of the First Evangelical Church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Laura McKinley, 5843 Winthrop Ave. There will be a luncheon served at noon.
Rural Youth Club To Meet—The Marion County Rural Youth Club will hold a meeting at 8 p. m. Monday at the Y. W. C. A. Larry Williams of the Farm Bureau insurance companies will address the meeting, which will later elect delegates to the fourth annual Leadership Training School for Indiana Rural Youth i be held at Purdue University June .20,
Mrs. Lauter To Be Hostess—The Addie Braly Guards of Ramona Grove 63, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Edith ; Lanter, 526 E. 22d St.
Three to Address Scientechs— Rex Mays, Ralph Hepburn and “Bud” Winfield will be the speakers at a meeting of the Scientech Club at noon Monday in the Board of Trade Building. -
0. E. S. Group Meets - -Monday— Monument Chapter 549 of the O. E. S. will hold a business meeting at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois Sts, at 8 p. m. Monday.
Memorial Ceremony Tuesday—Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E. S., will have a memorial ceremony at their stated meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Masonic Temple, 1522 W. Morris St. Worthy matron is Mrs. Mabel Strafford, and Edward Bertram is worthy patron.
Lyndhurst O. E. S. Meets Tuesday —The Lyndhurst Chapter 505, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting at
8 p. m. Tuesday at the Lyndhurst].
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Helen Boss, worthy matron, and Theo Neese, worthy patron, will be in charge,
New Minister in
Pulpit Tomorrow
The Rev.-C. Spurgeon Paschall, born in Tennessee and educated at the Southern
Paschall has been | pastor of the Dupont, Ind., Baptist Church. He succeeds the Rev. Rev. Paschall Louis C. Crafton r who resigned resigned recently after a 15-year pastorate The Rev. Mr. Crafton is serving as supply pastor for the summer at the Westview Baptist Church,
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
34TH and CENTRAL
DR. ROY EWING VALE
Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter Ministers 9:30 A. M. Bible School DIVINE WORSHIP Dr. Vale Preaching “Leading Captivity Captive”: 3:00 P.M. Nouth Societies
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
The Historic Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher Was Minister. Verniont and and Penns lvania Streets.’
Sint To Morning Worship, 11 Sermon By Dr. Homer B. Henderson.
Church School, 9:30 Young People’s Service, 6 P. M.
Revival Services ‘May 18th—June 1st First Church of the Nazarene Rev 1621 E. Washington
. inister. Sunday Services Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship 3 10: 150 A. M. N. Y M. Evening Service 1.30 Br M. Evangelist Rey, & Mrs. Whitcomb Harding
Bethany, O | Service each Evening at 7:30 P. M.
~~ WFBM Sun.,6to6:55P. M.
Central Ave. Choir Flanner House Spirituals “TWICE BORN MEN” Don’t Miss It! 48TH ANNIVERSARY
WHEELER MISSION
Under the auspices of Sahara
B. HOWARD
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
- Memorial Day Services
TO BE HELD AT
Washington Park Cemetery
EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Sunday, May 25, 1941
AT 2:30 P. M,
No. 1405, V. F. W., Sahara Grotto Post No. 264, American Legion “and Indianapolis Chapter of DeMolay, the Marine Corps League.
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER OF THE DAY
United States District Attorney
Free Transportation to the Cemetery From the End of East Washington Street Car Line. First Bus Lefives at 12:30 P. M. Entire Service Under Shelter Bephriliens of Weather
Grotto, Frank T. Straver Post
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FINAL RITES TODAY
FOR MRS. SCHOOLEY
Mrs. Eliza Ann Schooley, long a prominent evangelist and a minister in the Pilgrim Holiness Church, was to be buried in Floral Park Cemetery today after services at 2 p. m. in her church at 21st St. and Gent Ave. Mrs. Schooley was 80. She died Wednesday at her home, 2314 E. 12th St. Illness had forced her retirement from active church work in the last few years. She was one of the organizers of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at 46th and Schofield Ave., and the Riverside Pilgrim Holiness Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Myrtle Jones of Indianapolis, Mrs. Pearl Garver of Alexandria and Mrs. Della Anderson of North Lewisburg, O.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Jesse Stone, of Indianapolis; ‘six grandchildren and 11 great-grand-children.
26 GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT SPEEDWAY HIGH
Twenty-six Speedway High School seniors this week received diplomas at the fourth annual commencement in the school bymnasium. Graduates were: Robert E. Bland, Ferda M. Crawley, Eva Marie Daupert, Marian G. Dewar, Gladys Dukes, John W. Ewing, Hubert FP. Fowler, Dorothy M. Gleason, Niles M. Gwinn, Joan Heuser, Richard E. Jennings, "James Lee Kellam, Marjorie Louise Kelly. Audry Marshall, Dorothy J. Moldthan, Mary Pauline Owen, Harvey Phipps Jr., Joseph Powderly, John Lees Ramsey, Virginia Louise Richardson, Sharlot Robertson, Evelyn Shewalter, Walter Slattery, Charles R. Tremor, James Tremor and Albert Webb.
GLEE CLUB WILL “SING
The Glee Club of St. John’s Academy will sing for the Catholic Vespers Service at 4 p. m. tomor-~ row in the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital. Sister Elizabeth Cecile is choir director. Service will be conducted by the Rev. Walter Nugent, chaplain. Miss Joan Lauber is choir accompanist.
Deaths—Funerals 1
Indianapolis Times, Satur., May 24, 1941
CLARK—Edmon_ V., husband of Eliza and father of Mrs. Harris A. Gleanil of Cleveland, O.; William P,, Carl F Mrs, Grant Smithson and Mrs. Mitchell, passed away in Cleveland, O., Frida, morning: F Friends may call at the home S. Richland. Funeral Jerviess at the Second Friends Church and Lambert “Sts. Sunday at 3 p. “mn. Burial at Westheid, Ind.
FORT—John N., of 633 Birch Ave., beloved husband of Nina Fort, father of Doroth Staab, brother of Fannie Fort, Edn Breeding and Robert Fort, all of Indians Spells P passed away Saturday morning. neral notice later,
HUNT—Fredrick, age 64, beloved husband Florence Hunt, father of Florence ‘brother of Cleve and George Myrtle Bennett and Josephine passed away Funeral
igan St. may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Sunday.
JOHNSON—Silas H., 660 E. 46th 8t., husband of Etta and father of Mrs, Alice Puett, Mrs. Olive Shackleford, Mrs. Esther Yarian and Howland Johnson, passed away Friday evening. Service at the residence Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call any time,
KILLILA—Thomas E. beloved husband of
residence, 2 _N.- Bancroft 8t., day, 2 a Funeral Monday, ‘May 26 from the Blackwell Funeral Home, 1503 N. Meridian St., 8:30 a. Requiem mass at Little Flov@r Giiuren, 9 m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
LEAMON—Arthur, 532 Warren Ave., beloved father of Julia, Gerald ang. Otto Leamon. Services Monday, 10 a. at he anblossom Mortuary: ‘1327 W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.
MINCK-—Matilda Ann, wife of Harry P. Minck and mother of Mrs. Linnie Curby, Beaversville, Ill, and Mrs. Floy Bartlett of Indianapolis, passed away at her home in Whi poland, Sararday, May Eo Funeral Mon day, May :30 B at Whiteland Gthodist Churere Burial Greenwood Cemetery MURPHY—Opal Hauser, beloved wife of daughter of Orien and Gertie Hauser, sister of Jewell Meek of Cataract, Deckard (deceased), _Mabel ’ Franchen Whaling Floral Es Doyle Hauser. departed this life ‘May “3, Funeral Sunday, May 25, 10:30 at the Flemin ardens Christian Church. Burial Mannon Cemetery, Quingy. ind. Friends may call at 844 Westroo :
OLIVER—Ruth M., age 79, beloved mother of Arthur and Claude Oliver of Indianapolis and Charles Oliver of Los Aneles, Cal. sister of Mrs. William E.
a, at Shirley Bros. Central Caper, Tilinois at 10th St. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.
SAYLORS—GIladis, of 444 Chase 8t., beloved wife of Leslie Saylors. Services Monday at Portland, Tenn. Burial Portland cemetery. Friends may call at the D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 7 W Ray St., until 11 p. m. Saturday.
SEWARD—Clifford C., age 60 years, husband of Lillian, father of Carl Seward and grandfather of Bobby Seward, brother of Mrs. Mamie Osborne of Los Angeles, Cal, passed 3k Friday afternoon at resi ence, 1426 King Ave. Services Monday, 10 a. m., Conkle Funeral Home. Friends 1hvied. Burial ' Crown Hill. Friends may call id funeral home after 6 p. m. Saturday :
SHIPP—Anna, age 86, beloved mother of
Mrs. Blanche Drake and Mrs. Georgia Small of this city, and Mrs. Ruth Young of Greensburg, passed away Thursday. Funeral services and .burial “at Hope, Ind., Sunday, 2 p. m. Friends may call at the Meyer & Abdon South Side Funeral Home, 1509 Prospect St., any me.
SPENCER—Ruth E., beloved wife of Carl L. Spencer, mother of Martha, Herbert, Nancy and Joe S Spencer and daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth (Edger) Canada of Winchester, Ind., and sister of Marie E. Freeman, passed away at residence, 16 35th St., Friday morning. Services at Shine Brothers Central C apel, Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and at Williamson Funeral Home, Portland, Ind., Monday, 1:30 p. m. Burial at Winchester, Ind. Friends may call at chapel hore Saturday afternoon and evening and at Williamson Fujjeral Home any time after noon Suny
WILLIAMS—Mae Gabriel, widow of Elmer A. Williams, beloved mother of Elizabeth. Jane and Mary Josephine Williams of Indianapolis, sister of Ernest Gabriel rs. Joseph Iacobelli and Mrs. Anna Bors, Lebanon, Ind., Passed away Friday. Funeral Monday, 2 Zn ., at Shirley Bros. Central Ch inois at 10th. St. Burial EE hap Cemetery, Frank. lin, Ind. Friehds may call at Shirley Bros. Irvington Funeral Home, 5377 Washington, from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. Sunday.
WININGS—Samuel of Ma, Weer Frank and Nemo
Avon
away at his Tome Friday evening, May ep : oa Funeral Monday, Avon Methodist Chayeh, Burial Biaine fleld. Pricads may call at ihe home any time. (Rushton Hampton)
Card of Thanks
BISCHOFF-—We wish to express our appreciation for the many acts of kindness and messages of sympathy and condolence extended vy our friends, relatives. and neighbors during the illness and loss of our beloved husband, father and grandfather George Bischo fpecial thanks to the Rt. Rev. Ra 1, the Rev. Maurice Ea Rev, Edwin Kaiser of Carthag also all whp sent the lovely pags =i floral otter ngs, the choir of St. Francis de Sales, members of the St. Francis Benevolent Society, the pallbearers and Vo funera director. (Signed) ite: Mrs. Anna isch? and mity. 'APLES—I
8T. wish to ress my Tams appreciation to my % atives, neighbors and many friends for their expressions of SYILpaLnY and kindness gxtended uri the illness and death of .my beoved “wi fe Nina Staples. I ro especially thank the Rev. James Moore for his seautiful sermon and spiritual comfort. Also the Rev. Louis tee and Rev. Ronald Hostetter, also all thoses who sent the lovely spiritual and floral offerings. I am deeply grateful to Mrs. J. Clements for her services 80 gra-
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RUPPERT—In memory of our stioyed wife a Cora pert, who passed A odey, May 24, 1040: In pati
"in silence she bore; Until God atlod “her.
home suffer no ore. Sadly missed by husban and children
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V. ROBISON BR-5981
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College. WA-0479 r the Miss and
Matron Who Cares.’ (HOUSE WASHING)
Florists & Monuments 6
FUNERAL FLOWERS
A Large Selection Priced as Low as $3.00
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Lost and Found
LO old braselet on Toya St. 818 E. Iowa. Reward.
Help Wanted--Female
MARE GOOD MONEY compiling names; cash in advance for lists; inexperience Particulars for TISING SER
or location no handicap. stamp. DARN ADV ICE, Jackson, Tenn, HOUSEKEEPER—Full charge; no washing or -8unday work; modern country home. Call evenings, 2501 Churchman Rd randavid-
25 GIRLS to sell refreshments: stand, Se May 30. 440°N. son, after 7p
HUSBAND With 5 and wife, frog parttime help; (white, middle- aged), for
room, uti ities. 1524’ 1524 College.
EXPERIENCED white gi 2 children; general
girl, over 18; ca 2
ousework. IR
Wanted Newspaper Boys
- OVER 14 YEARS OF AGE TO
SELL PAPERS DECORATION DAY at the INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY TRACK
APPLY IMMEDIATELY —MR. LLOYD
INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Newspaper Boys’ Room 214 W. Maryland St.
SALESMEN wanted for established bakery routes located in Indianapolis. Married No experience neces+
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men preferred. Sar. We train you for a pos tion 52 weeks a year wit ars anteed salary and liberal pr Tee ssion basis. Unlimited opportunities for men no qualify. Small bond necessa ly FREIHHOFER BAKING CO., 6 6 ew . New Jersey, 3-6 p. m,
iST CLA CLASS METAL MAN—
No others need apply. MARTIN BODY CO., 733 Virginia Ave.
WANTED—Three reliable men for ice delivery, steady Sploginens POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Ave.
MAN who can stuff and nail metal -case Proons. Stratton Broom Co., 1556 0Ss
25 SEN to sell. hI Syafiastand, edway, May 30. 440 oe 7p. m SEAN for work in Greenhouses, 56th & K EXPERIENCED driver for dry cleaning truck on East Side. CH-1207
Eresnhon se, 56th St.
a o Som, Sh Bis The [IMES costs as litt as dav °~ AND produces = ix! "Rusts" “phone RI-5851 between
Positions Wanted, Female 10 HOUSECLEANING — RI-1663 12
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Graduates Are Successful Practitione 229 N. PENN. . ST. OPPOSITE P.O
DWYER SCHOOL of BUSINESS
Complete business course, $18 mo., individual instruction. Ind. Trust Bldg., 117 E. Wash. RI-4907
” Learn t Weld t th WELDING ™3™ 0 Weld Evening
School, 310 N. Illinois. RI-1331.
Schools & Instructions
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seconds some person 18 infured in an auto accident; $5 per year pays such e es up to $200. This valuable protection is avail. avle to anyone from 10 to 70 years of age. G & APPEL, INC. LI-7491
EVERY ¢ 2 1
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H. E. Frauer&Co. Securit. * mfort 1.98 and up 460 B Was h. st.
$1 FUR CLUB
SACKS BROS. Cor. Ohio and Illinois. (ACME DELIVERY & TRANSFER)
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MEYER O JACOBS
212-214 E. 16th WA-0084
(AUTO WRECK { REBUILDING)
BUSBY BODY & Oxford, MA-0820.
ing.
; FENDER SHOP—15 N. Wrecks rebuilt, paintsimonizing. large or small.
(BUILT-IN CABINETS) Manufactired to
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Keystone. BR-6912. ||
Shoemaker. Cll 5172 College. ||
HOUSE WASHING — Machine method;
save paint; economical; MA.42(7
estimates - free. (INSURANCE) Revoked Drivers’ License
INSURANCE SE Ars a ELIABLE Al - 312 IANA TRUST BLDG. RI-5040 (JANITOR SUPPLIES) SOAPS. waxes. mops, brushes. Ssintetiy ans, 5 a janitor uses it we sell it. H. HEMICAL CO.. LI-34 16. el
(LAWN WORK) LAWNS seeded, fertilized and rolled. sod= ding, tree immme and removed. Esti= mates. WA-2810
(NEON ~ SIGNS—REPOSSESSED)
NEON SIGNS ies)
(Repossessed) Used cars, ete. Bargain, 228 N, Alabama. (NIGHT CLUBS)
LI-5674. WELCO! Speedway Visitors. MILANO INN. | 231 . Noble. Spsghet] Dine ners—Specialty. Nolte) ntertainment. .
SPEEDWAY Visitors Welcome. TIC-TOO CLUB! 2602 E. 10th. (The Aviators rendezvous.) Entertainment nightly.
______ (PAINTING) PAINTING, IG, 1st-class work & best material, guar., refs. “SRI-1921 (PAPER CLEANING) PAPER CLEANING. wall washing. floor waxin| a granted: Twhiter. ORANGE. BETED PLASTERING) :
PATCH PLASTERING, new and’ Sd d work. Specializing in old work. LI-712 a
(PRINTING)
ur printer is my bighest ambie Ly oar RICHARDS, * 127 BE. New York St.
(PRINTING—WEDDING INVITATIONS) WEDDING INVITATIONS look like ene aving at Vs the cost. RICHARDS THE FRI , 127 BE, New York St. (RENT A NEW TRUCK).
RENT new truck? Move yourself? “DRIVE IT YOURSELF INC. 333 £ South,
ME
(ROOFING)
FORD Roofing Siding: none better: ne down Sayment| 3 years to pay. STOUT,
(ROOFING & PAINTING)
COMING General Repair. Call INDIANA RON: ROOFING & SUPPLY CO., 2921 E. 10th CH- Te :
(SERVICE STATIONS)
GET _A Rae OF OD GULF Be Happy and refree! Sold or oun and" Capitol By JIMMIE and IE
Under new management. The best of service. Come in and see us soon, North Enders. THANKS!
(TAVERNS)
Welcome Speedway Visitors TRADERS POST, 1359 Kentucky Ave.
WELCOME SPEEDWAY VISITORS. N ighty Entertainment at THE PUB, 129 W. 16th LI-0633. Sheedway Visite
Beer, Mixed
VISIT SPORTLAND INN, ors, 643 Mass. Iced Col Drinks.
WILL | PLAN. prepare, arrange food for parties. teas, buffets, picnics. Reason=able. WA-9850.
WELCOME Speedway yor. OLD HOMESTEAD’ TAVERN. 1159 W. 18th. Good Food-—Drinks, Entertainment.
SPEEDWAY visitors welcome. BROSNAN TAVERN. -1231 Oliver Ave. Food—Drinks. Entertainment nightly.
SPEEDWAY visitors welcome. P. & M, BAR. 843 E. Wash. Good music: entere __tainment. WELCOME Speedway fans. Evelyn's Irish Rose Taverns, 247 virginia 902 ia. Entertainment nig SPEEDWAY visitors eo GUS'S TAVERN, W. “Washington. Food. Ice cold beer. Mixed drinks. WELCOME Speedway Visitors. THE FA N, 27 8. Illinois. Good food, drinks. Ene __tertainment nightly. SPEEDWAY fans, visit QUEEN'S TAVe ERN, 547 E. Washington. Food, drinks, _ICE |'coLD BEER.
KEITH SHADE CO.
1350 NN. ILLINOIS. RI-1581.c
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Park for Appraisal
Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get - your loan. It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan
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19 Payments of $6.11 and | of $5.99 repays a,
$100 loan in 20 months On larger loans, payments are proportionately lower. Loans from $10 to $300. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSN. 330 Occidental Bis.
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