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

TUESDAY, AUG. 15,104 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rites to Be Thursday for CHARLES E. FARMER| © STATE DEATHS Bh SE

Morrison.

Charles Chester White, 60| DIES WHILE WALKING eo ce oo oreo mot %, cone, 3 en: RED CROSS NAMES —

sisters, ter, Mrs, Orville Sullivan; Charles Elwin Farmer, 64 years Ma. Berths Loneucre, Mus Frank L. Hillard R. Crismore. GLENN REYNOLDS The Rev. E. Alnger Powell, pastor of the Christ Episcopal church, * AMELIE Prac: P. Mather, 88. Never-Tel means fresh, dainty under-arms. Monument Circle, will conduct the services for Charles Chester White Sid, 1948 N. Oey gt died of a Sans. ornare pon BL Survives: None, GREENCASTLE, Ind, Aug. 15.— Ib Means that while the odor is EY pane at 10 a. m. Thursday in the church. Burial will be in Acton. heart, attack early this morning| dsushter, Mrs. William Hofman. o.| sutvivEr SEND MIs. . E40. Herr, 108.| Glenn H. Reynolds, 218 W. 36th st, ” perspiration is not stopped. As easy to use Mr. White, who was 80, died of a heart attack yesterday at his home, | While walking in the 3600 block on SAPAYELTE o~ William Juttd ar, aL 4.00 drs, Dutha B." Sheline, 41. Indianapolis, ‘has been appointed - at. Apply any time. DeliBrookside Massachusetts ave, 2? t Mrs, Berths Clark, Hoven. Délsch: in sister, Mrs.| general fleld representative for the| JF as San bor = salesman for the Singer Sewing Machine Co, fo"the| int, is survived ff three|'shd S04 Mrs. Frances Ourroiners. | Honma Acsiey ‘heer * 9°0.| \mierican Red Gross in southern In. To enhance you charms insist on Neve ious] Mr, Farmer is survive ©! LOGANSPORT—Mrs. Verlin G. Shrock, 35. Survivors: Wife, diana, Ramone S. Eaton, eastern 4 Tel, the Perfumed Deodorant. At most last 10 gears and Vas pr i y op sons, Howard and Albert Farmer | 58. or usbhg, Cha les; da =| Mary: | mother Pgs Jane, | Mey dres manager, announced. XY ie Shots and Dreg Stores in 10c, Bloyed Tndigna Bel none. oo. » of Indianapolis, and Arthur Farmer, | Robert, Marion and Allen Slocum; ea: | brothers Delton and Chester; 3 Mr. Reynolds, a graduate of De- LAA € and 73¢ sizes, our dealer does

serving i Fra ooum and Mary Pollard. | tere. ders, 3 M not have "Never-Tel"=write us.” A native of Delphi, he had lived in| | now in the army in France. ets Sypln 1a on L Wilson and oT pt, Mee Pauw university in 1940, was secre-| Sum oohta hi . Indianapolis for 44 years. He was a carpenter and brick- |g MONTI¢ Husband, Riley; brother, D, V.| SYRACUSE—Isasc Unrue, 78. Burviv-|tary of the boys division of the In-| [EELS SH Sa LARLY

Fishef: sisters, Mrs, Emma Kerth, Mrs,|0rs: Wife, Binda: brother, Sylvester. lis Y- A. for two years Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Julia lay om lived in this city most of william Binney and Mrs. Gertrude WINAMAC—John Morrison, 80. Sur- Siatiapel Methods minister ye May White; three daughters, Mrs] his life. Williams. Sp vivors: - Sons, Paul, Lester and Homer; . Thelma Godme, Mrs, Cecil Laxon ? :

and Mrs. Charles Barton, all of Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs. Ida Busteed of Indianapolis, Mrs, George © Stair and Miss Elizabeth White, both of Lafayette; Mrs. Josephine : Hershey of Inglewood, Cal, and Mrs.| Frank Leslie of El Paso, Tex, 3d four grandchildren,

MRS. MARY A. COVAL Charles Chester White The Rev. John B. Ferguson will be in charge of the funeral serv-| MRS. MARY MARTIN 1 ices for Mrs. Mary Agnes Coval| Services for Mrs. Mary Cotter #8 at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Martin, an Indianapolis pesident Brot, . Irvi ng for many years, will be at 9 a. m hid st. Hl chapel so x tomorrow e: St. Joan of Arc Cath- - Washington Park cemetery. olic church. « ne 3, died atler| heart aitack Suny a. oe homme | JIB > Sani ed SCHOOL SLACKS oo : | =. seven, yeas” lioees a4 her home| heart attack Sunday at the home oysS Sanforize ~~ Styled for Service!

5820 Julian ave, yesterday. She of a daughter, Mrs, John James

1 ave. my . > . * ne a ne ren Cova | “She ‘was born in Paducah, Ky. ® Famous "'Rivercrest" Trousers © Priced Low for Added Thrift! | Priced for Savings!

Indiana and had lived here since early childTors anira Jn Indianapolis Sint) sod. She was the widow of P. J. :

: : ad - ington Presbyterian church. : MA ie besides Mrs. Cooper are| We made a lucky WA of excellent quality slacks suit- Misses’ Coats ey Daten her hushed are a son, Paul C. Martin of St. Louis, able for immediate and back to school wear! Rugged , Amy Dunamell; two sons, Alvin Co-| MO: 8 sister, Mrs. M. C. Shea of |} = gyglity washable cotton trousers with a firm weave that re : ® They Double

four grandchil-| ; 5 : . nn val and Pvt. Herbert Coval Jr, who Indianapolis, and four “1 will wear and wash splendidly! All sanforized shrunk for JE 1 | ESE— : - is overseas; a sister, Anna R. White; ‘ : ' . 3 es N : : : : e— rmanent fit! Browns! Blues! Sizes 16} ri SED > ; NX . two brothers, Fred Rall and Her-|pETER HINDS better pe aE B One Blues Sizes. 6 to. 161 x for Campus

.man Rall, and a id : -|- Funeral sesvices-for-Peter Hinds;

a 5,5 . . . wr

ow | a school teacher in’ McCordsville 41 | . : / or Dress! { years, will be held at 1:30 p. m. to-| } ra? {morrow in the McCord funeral Boy 8 Sturdy P lay Shorts

® Misses' Sizes "home in Oaklandon, Burial will be h . Firmly woven, durable quality shorts i 9 Be

10 to 20!

iin the Odd Fellows cemetery there. in tan or blue! Snappy belted style! Car. and who was 76 ofl old, | Sanforized shrunk! Sizes 4 to 14!

T F a Of |i died Sunday in his home after a " Now! ........ , AIR METLIE || two weeks illness, He operated an £ - TORRE OF | ry 24°07 WO the’ time of Short Sleeve Sport Shirts A | % 5

A member of the McCordsville| Cool in-and-outer styles with lay-back { i hs ; { Masonic lodge 50 years, he also was vm ) 2 collar! Full cut and neatly finished! 129

worthy patron of McCordsville O. i EY Beau flu Sonnet Sanforized shrunk! Samo—t Doctor's ligwid formal rmule— [® = en, daughters | al There's a new softness Fah. Als bain. Al Cag ie 8Kin | yy: Fred Bratten and Mrs, William 4 Boys’ Blue Denim Overalls : about these coats, drugstores. In 8 sizes. LEMO Teapple, both, of McCorasvilie; | Double stitched and reinforced at” points prophetic of FASHION Fee STAnGANIden WAY tour great-| of strain! Bib front style! Full cut and 1 1 4 1945! Perennial Ches-

; | srandchildyen. i all sanforized shrunk! . Heavy, rugged terfields boast feminine LINOLEUM | CHARLES J. WYRICK quality in sizes 6 to 12! { =

Sweetheart lapels. CleanMsi y hp dibs ii! i lined classics have newly

navy veteran of this war, will be at’ Bovs’ Tan Poplin Jackets ; important flange fronts. 13:30 p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. : 6)

p Rain repellent poplin jackets with but- hd Fitted models are gently Wien chapel of the chimes. Burial Ta ton front and military collar! Cossack 00 Ww ; tucked and molded for " A Drown Hill ot dio Ss p style in small, medium and large sizes. a £3 g graceful femininity. All { - W) , 2 ; iw ; t 6 Ft, 9 Ft, | 2 Ft. Widths day afternoon after an illness of 18 — : “: ; warmly Juiesing, ro La Selection of Inlaid months at the home of his parents, u . : : course, an an ES Sa Installation! Mr. and Mrs. George Wyrick, 2020, Knitted Polo Shirts 69¢ rayon crepe lined to * FREE DELIVERY! St. Paul st. : + : match their vibrant new- | He was taken sick after being in! \/ 4 u Boys’ White T-Shirts, 3 for $1 : season colors. Sizes 12 Jordan Linoleum Co. ‘the navy only a little more than! 3 . i o£ a to 20. Second floor. 207 W. Wash. Bt. ‘Opposite Statebowse | three months and came home five } PENNEY'S—Downstairs Store. i - d “ve mam =—e==| weeks ago. He was employed by the ) y P. R. Mallory Co. before entering " . . bi ; ; + SINT; the navy on Oct. 17, 1942, and Was yo = : : Misses’ Skirts & Sweaters S130 & member of Bruce Robison Post | LE" ; 4 : Snappy sports separates. for leisure Pip : No. 133, American Legion. : : . ji : f or back to school! 100% wool knee- 98 GLASSES Surviving besides the parents are " : high skirts in sizes 22 to 28' Long | three brothers, George E., overseas! 4 ? sleeve “Sloppyettes” sweater in best ® ON CREDIT in the navy; Lawrence W. and colors! Sizes 34 to 40. ~ Each 4 Robert Lee, both of Indianapolis. PENNEY 'S—Second Floor.

CHARLES O. ALLEE Funeral- services for Charles O. Allee will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at his home, 456 S. Emer-| 3 3 vay ER \ Fa son ave. by the Rev. E. L. Day. a ‘ " ‘ For the College Campus! Don't neglect Burial will be in Memorial Park ; fo come - now an examins- cemetery.

Wr modern; optical Mr. Allee was born at Mt. Tabor " & S 5 bo 3 ; For Dress! For Leisure!

. and moved here in 1889 where he Dr. M. Dee, Optometrist was with the ¥. M. C. A. 25 years. |

Mile drahy Cow Ine. R12 wes ci widower ot 30a. Louie : > Ui gy | SPORT SHIRTS

29 on the Circle A retired carpenter, Mr. Allee was 24 Door from Power & Light Ce.

{8 member of the Inglewood Chris- | 4 ol : itian church and the Capital City ) ’ re ° A Lucky Purchase - . ”

| lodge, No, 312, F. F. and AM

Elmer c. Foley, 5 55 years old, 1404 .oooe 8 ’ : —- Sa . ~- _ Marlowe ave, died. from a heart at«- NN Ay V 5s 3 ’ or I i ’ Snappy Styles! tack while walking in the 100 block |° 4 '

on N. Delaware st, last night, : AE =. ® Small! Born at Tuscola, Ill, Mr. Foley Le a ® dium! came here in 1916 and for 27 years ; hi 3 Feature! 100% Wool Medium!

had been a machinist at the Insley o Large!

on Yom, Be ans \- girls’ and Misses’ | (3IF1S® SKIRTS Only

tingly of Indianapolis i . . He was a ho of pring Holy Anklets ......13¢ * PRICED REMARKABLY LOW! Every one is easily worth much Cross Catholic church, the Holy ARKABLY LOW! more! A value packed group of Name society of that church, the . All-wool crepe skirts neatly tailored, fine mercerized

Catholic Order of Foresters and the \ in popular pleated cotton gabardine shirts with Loyal Order of Moose. He was a or gored styles!

: y collars and short world war I veteran. Cd Lovely monotones or a them for Besides Mrs. Foley, -he is sur- | 4 Ea 8 . } brilliant shades to sleeves.

vived by a son, Clarence of Indian- i . a select from! Button ‘now and right into autumn! For apolis; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. EA Nyy S side closing! Sizes 7 leisure, for sports or even dress James Foley, of Sullivan, IIL; three : 1 1a 14! A Teal value up! Blue, tan or brown in small, brothers, Gale, of. Indianapolis; | : medium and large sizes.

Floyd of Sullivan and Paul of De- X 4 : . PE ¥ Sisk Yiour. troit, Mich.; a sister, Mrs. Crete

Dixon, of Louisiana, and several : . # A Men’s Fall Slacks

grandchildren. Gabardines! Twills! fy ervices will be at 8:30 a. m. : . Worsteds! Novelty 98 ursday at Gr P ; 1 i home ad. ot 7 LAE oT . : 3 Girls’ Clever School Dresses, fronts! Weil Saored a 4 ° Catholic church. Burial will be in . Clever cottons and fine rayons, smartly sizes 28 to 42!

wr ; & . ) Cc 4 M K L i Holy Cross cemetery, | - J : ef eos na enema WA 298

—_— Complete e - ’ G. A. R. CIRCLE TO MEET | } ; size range for girls, 7 to 1 ° Towneraft’ Shirts FUNERAL HOME. T. W. Bennett Circle No. 23. a Expertly tailored white 034 W. Michigan St. Ladies of the G. A. R., will hold a | 3 shirts with _“Nu-craft”

covered dish luncheon at noon | é : Girls 309, Wool Sweaters collars! All sanforized © BR 194 Thursday at Ft. Friendly, 513 on BE 50% rayon for added richness! Long - shrunk! Pull cut. Sizes

Illinois st. 3 Ag sleeve pullover style with round neckline! 145 to 16%. | 1 Sons i, Vagus fall hades! 198 Broadeloth Shorts

lieay : i al Sizes 10 to 16! : SAY, SUPER-KAP : _- ‘ Famous “Towncra ft" VITAMINS ARE A J Girls’ All-Wool Jackets front and side-tie. San. 98° y Attractive, clean lined, 3- forized and full cut. BARGAIN AT 2%ae A DAY!” \ a { 2 HE ; in rich fall ee dutien style Broken Mow; up > al

. . 5 i nT fully lined! Excellent fabrics! Sizes * 2% — says this Sears shopper : SN 7 © | Men’s Snappy Socks : : : Ni - . ! : Fancy pagierns 3 Wise nian! He knows he's getting all | : : : . o—_— a TRIOR OF. Sour bn 3 1 8 vitamins in Su Approved Super 3 X : . : : A i . me oi pa desl Pr. » Kaps, uding the 5 essential vita. . : mins’ of the B Complex. He knows LE OF ; . % : Misses JACKETS . .PENNEY’S—Street Floor. Super-Kaps are laboratory-tested, i SF : : 3 2 = FEN] ~ : guaranteed for purity and potency. Ny 8 : A : ® 100% WOOL e sizes 1270 20 And he knows, too, that the com. \ . : : 2 : . Ne ; - bination of hard work and lighter meals \ < Sade Popular tailored in the Summer time may lead to fa- fashions with tigue and irritability due to a shortage ; ;

of vitamins in : - > MISSES FALL BLOUSES |. jhree=bation d

the diet. Why | " ; don't you try SUINERUAINGNE | Beautiful rayon blouses with Cl and well tailored, Soper-Kaps, SNOEITERILEVEIE pet, aT Twq flap pockets = top are es Ba Sleeves! Tailored 2 and breast LB sizes 12 to i