Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1944 — Page 15

| Decorator Dies |

110-YEAR-OLD KOKOMO/|NDI ANAPOL LIS BOYS RESIDENT IS DEAD, T0 OBSERVE WEEK | KOKOMO, April 7 (U. Po~ WU We ‘Funeral servicés will be held sur . . : day for Balley Pendergrass, Howard] The 1000 members of the IndlanTOuRiYs oldest resident, who ig rv Boys clubs will celebrate Naof Tanner & Co. "pedicraes. tional Boys club week next week. oY *| Pendergrass, who claimed to be ; 110 years old, was a native of the The English Avenue and Lauter county and recalled Kokomo when clubs will hold marble and kite fly. it was scarcely more than a village.'ing contests, build model airplanes

Services to Be Held Mon-| ‘day for Lifelong Resident Of Indianapolis.

President . Was Trustee of the Indiana Trust.

SIBYL HATS 106 Monument Circle

i i BH = ol PK No Bg = is 4 - : t or i Je ar a so 10 ge Lg TRS , Lo : » KAP GA & I :

saving 59¢"on a product which bias always been the est vitamin value in town! And other Super. Kap prices have

drastically cut. too! Just look!

30 days... was suo... NOW $139 - ’ 200 days... was Sass... NOW $398 ALSO REDUCED

fot you're still getting the same eight SUPER-KEAPS VITAMINS iain SoperFiaps have sinazs AND MINERALS - ney! Just’ Ce , She tiny SUP- The same vitamins as Supers , Vitamins A and D, Vitamin C . : ins. The only difference is that you voy. only, 24s for) that one. » days ... . NOW $1.89 y \ "up on obs : a eae ete

ana ry TE

ROEBUCK wo C0.

Services for Homer L. Wiegand,

| secretary and treasurer of A. Wie-

gand’s Sons Co., florists, will be at 2 p. m. Monday in the Royster &

Askin mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian

"Private burial will be in Crown

‘|ident of the florist company.

MRS. ELLA B. COOK

Services for Mrs. Ella Bymaster Cook will be conducted at 2 p. m, tomorrow at the Tyner mortuary, 447 E. 38th st, by the Rev. Oma McDaniel, pastor of the Advance Christian church. Burial will be in

who was 81, died yes-

«++ SATURDAY ONLY! : Open 8 A, M.

St -

Shampoo & Finger Wave—3$1.25 and $1.50

[NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! Now You Can Comes In as Late as 6:00 P. M. for Your Permanent! -

All Operators Experienced and Stale Licensed!

BEAUTE-ARTES

6th FL—Service Starts 8 A. M.

N. E. Corner W

TIRES RIDE”

$1.25 |

3 hh § GREER Rigi Bpeg pu

lei

PU i

ES 84

NOEL SERVICES

| Lawyer, Purdue Leader to

Alonzo W. Hadley

The Rev. D. Millard Church will officiate at services for Alonzo W.

ARE ARRANGED

Be Buried Tomorrow Afternoon.

State Deaths

ARLINGTON--William Sunman, 68. vivors: Wife, Dorothy; daughtes, Mrs. Chester Addison; son, Everett; brother, EVANSVILLE-Matilda Elliott, 65. Sur. vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Russell Ch 3 sister, Mrs. Minnie Bear; brother, Henry Meyerhofl, Martin Frick, 73. Survivors: Wife, Ads; daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Rogge; son, Martin; sister, Mrs. Kate Grotius. FARMERSBURG -- Charles Latts, 83. Survivors: Sons, Lester and Everett, GALVESTON-—Hubbard Allen Fickle, 24. Survivors: Father, H. 8.; brothers, Frank and Pred: sisters, Mrs. Vera Price, Mrs. fucy Wilson, Mrs. Martha Robison, Mrs. Tooke Beebe, Mrs. Jeanette Campbell and Mrs, Nelle Mooey. ‘GOSPORT—Richard Wright, 71. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Wright; daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Wilkfhson, Mrs. Richie Powell and Mrs. Oval Holler; sister, Mrs. James Gray. .

KOKOMO —Balley Pendergrass, 110. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Susan Bordan.

He was 81. Before buying the controlling in-

Until his retirement 20 years ago, he was employed by Runkle Bros, New York chocolate firm. He was

Wednesday in her home, 857 Udell

Stelle Stuteville of - Edwardsville, Ill, and Mrs. Dollie Dahl of In-

_|dianapolis.

MRS. MAUD SPANGLER

home of her daughter, Mrs, Georgia Billeter, 3416 Northwestern ave. She

= COLDS =

FIGHT MISERY where you {t-rub Back with imertesteg Vicks BEST NEWS T -TO MILLIONS ut aspirin is the fact that St. Joseph both quality and

RUSHVILLE--Anna Murphy, 65. Surviy. ors: Sister, Mrs. Catharine yess; broth-

. The body was taken to the J. C.| Wilson Chapel of the Chimes.

Ah)

Easter Headliners

[)

/. AG \ diamond ~~ be?

J 4 ~~ —_— HOT

selection of diamond engagement rings . . . wedding bands and circlets has been recently enriched by several fascinating new styles just in time for Spring Brides. We pride ourselves in always keeping up with the times... and are sure that, if you want a diamond ring, we have just what it takes to please you.

’ pavonD J

)

BRIDAL DUET

$250

A gorgeous creation with 5 diamonds in the engagement ring and 5 in the wedding band. Will do full justice to even the most discri . Finely detailed. Exquisitely styled. Easy Terms!

v% 3 Diamonds Specially selected diamond TERE 39%

beauty. A value! A ring of character. Easy Terms! '¥¢ 6-Diamond Ensemble 3 Diamonds in band, large solitaire in engagement ring with 2 side dia- . Both Rings -.... Yc 5 Diamonds

SETPET 100

two matching side diamonds. Easy Weekly Terms!

#39% to $150 * Handsome

Military Watches

What better morale-bullder than finely-styled accurate military watch that has proven time and again that it can take it the ol ox Men and women in service

————

ers, James and Samuel Sarver 3 : w —Easy Ways to @ Tires) 3 Pay at DEES rt Good 1, aaa Ton gTarchase Xpe | S135 & Week s-switching”™ || & 30.2 Nvek Alter Ural

ear evenly your tires 0 25% extra

3, taney

itive

$3.50 to $50.00

Beautifully designed lockets and