Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1944 — Page 7

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Poor A bi sun, 1630 Truiidsic avg. st 1:30 p. m. community mortuary. Burial will be in

court, room No. 3, died yesterday in of six months. He was 57.

ial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. James, who was in the eighth

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RITE'S

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Mondays, 12 te 9 P. M.

grade at Bacred Heart school, died

Rash, | Roscoe A. of McAllen, Tex.; a sister, |

1 The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger, or for Mrs. Bertha M. Hill at 3 p. m.

Crown Hill,

lived in Indianapolis for 40 years. your [fred Salmons and John Salmons,

ry and Mrs, Hershell Campbell, all of Kokomo, and a daughter-in-law,

6130 King ave, were to be at 3:30 p. m. today at the Crooked Creek Baptist church. Glenn Haven, i

Robert W. Long hospital Sunday. |

had lived in Indianapolis for 40; years. She was a member of the Crooked Creek church.

Cardella C. Shewmon in England and Mrs. Ralph C. Soots of Indian. apolis; a son, Ralph L. Iles of In-| dianapolis; two brothers, Frank and James Guy, both of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Nancy Green and Mrs. Ruth Barrows, also of this

oF Mt: Olive Mathuist, Shuton. wii

Monday in the Robert W. Long hospital after a brief illness. He was a member of the Boy Scout troop No. 130. Surviving besides his father are a sister, Betty Weiland; a grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Hyde, and a great - grandmother, Mrs. Anna Wells, all of Indianapolis. |

MRS. LOLA E. CRIST The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, pastor of the Englewood Christian church, will conduct the funeral services for Mrs. Lola E Crist at 10 a. m. Friday in the Kirby mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Crist, a resident of Indianapolis 35 years, died Monday night at her home, 1220 W. 35th st. She was 74. A native of Scottsburg, Mrs, Crist was a member of the Seventh Christian church and the Royal Neighbors. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold Rhine of Cincinnati, O.; Sees wn Bagg B53 Bn Douglas R. of Indianapolis and

Mrs. Sam Tafflinger of Marysville: |

-| MRS. BERTHA M. } M. HILL

pastor of the Central Christian’ church, will conduct the services

tomorrow in Shirley Brothers cen- | tral chapel. Burial will be in’

Mrs. Hill, who formerly operated the Hill Letter shop for almost 20 years, died Monday, her 70th birth. day, at her home, 341 Massachu-! setts ave. A native of Kokomo, she had

Surviving are two brothers, Aland two sisters, Mrs. Clarence Hen-

Mrs. Robert B. Bill of Indianapolis.

MRS. ROSE B. ILES Services for Mrs. Rose B. Ties,

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Burial will be in

Mrs. Ties, who was 65, died in

A native of Spencer county, she

Surviving are two daughters, Sgt.

Tuesday Thru Friday 1 A.M to 5:45 P. ML I ————————

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city, seven grandchildren and cne great-grandson. i

{ MRS, ANNA MILLS —Bervices for Mrs. Anna Mills will § be at 10 a. m. Friday in the Troub

Troub Memorial Presbyterian church, the Golden Rule Bible class {ahd the Ladies Missionary at that { church. | Surviving are her husband, Mor{ton Mills; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth {Ludy and Mrs. Maude Hoffmeyer; a sister, Mrs. Stella Mills, and seven | grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

|| MRS. LOUISA "CORNELL |

2437 E. Riverside dr., will be at 1:30 ip.. m. Friday in Shirley Brothers [central chapel. Burial will be In [Crown Hill.

{Methodist hospital yesterday after. a week's iliness.

ty and had lived here 70 years. She Was a member of the Seventh Chris- | tian church. {

Archibald A. Fivecoats and Mrs. Alvin Romeiser, both: of Indianapolis, and a son, William D. Cornell of LaConner, Wash.

GEORGE MOODY RITES

will be at 2 p First Baptist Shirch at Barnard. Burial will be in Barnard cemetery.

county, died yesterday in Robert W. Long hospital after a brief illness. He was 62.

sie Moody, and a daughter, Miss Irma Moody, both of Morgantown: twin sons, Cpl. John Moody and Pfe. Willis Moody, both of whom are in the South Pacific, and seven grandchildren,

Burial will be in

Mrs, Mills was a member of the

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Services for Mrs. Louisa Cornell, !

Mrs. Cornell, who was 81, died in

She was a native of Ripley coun- |

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. |

FRIDAY AT BARNARD

Services for George W. Moody p. m. Friday in the

Mr. Moody, a farmer in Morgan

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Bes-

Open 8:30 A. M. Tin 10 P. M. . ki NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED Super Special —— We $1.80

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HELEN OF TROY ! PERMANENT ; $3.95

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Gas In Stomach

excessiv si t h d bo » L n stomac ET ne eAES ot = ns as Tablets a them for qui: - lief of the distress. quick re

Sharp . Syen due entirely to gas

RELIEVED OR NO COST “person who is troubled wi

Baalmann’s

pains in the abdomen are pressure. sufferers occasionally have a pain at the pit of the stomach, urn. Ot mpla

speaker at the first of a series of

"| WILDMAN TO OPEN * SERIES AT CHURCH

or Clyde E. Wildman, ‘president of DePauw university, will be the

ThE Rev. [Ernst Plepenbrok, pas- mer policeman and deputy sheriff,

Mrs. Clara J. Craig at 2 p. m. Pri-| Linden st. She was 73. day in the G. H. Herrmann funeral] A lifelong resident of Indianap-

home. Burial will be in Crown. Hill.

Mrs. Craig, the widow of a for-|O. Craig, died last month.

family-night dinners to be held at the Irvington Methodist church Friday. “The Churches’ Responsibility in the Post-War Era” will be his subject. = - .

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Sizes 42-44 . ea 50¢

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Fall Handbags 24

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Popular Turnover Cuff in

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Boys’ Sweaters

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Boys' Golf Hose; 25¢

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Rites for Polar s Widow fo Be Friday.

Surviving besides the daughter

tor of St. John's Evangelical church; | died yesterday at the home of a|are three sisters, Mrs. William Baase will officiate at the services for daughter, Mrs. Louis Longere, 1512 Indianapolis, Mrs. Orville Hoover

of Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Bertha Schowecker ‘Dayton, 0.;. two

olis Mrs. Craig was a éharter mem- [brothers ie Green and Shirley ber of the auxiliary fo the South |Green of Indianapolis, 10 grands Side Turners. Her husband, Pearl|children and five great-grand-chil-

dren,

[GOVERNMENT SEEKS

nounced today that two auditors). and four electrical or mechanical

electrification: -administration for assignment

Federal building.

AUDITORS, ENGINEERS!

The civil service commission an-|

engineers were needed by the rural} 2?

milli locally. Application] stom should be made at room 524 of the] of UDG

Print Hankies

They're very low Jrieed! Culors are clear are ; rolled” for permanent finish,

13 on. bottle of Dorethea Cocoanut Oil

Shampoo. Grand for cleaning hair.

Cold Cream

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Lotion

Ansehl’s Almond Leotion is se soothing for your hands! Try this 16 oz. bottle. ~~.

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Razor

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Envelopes

Just the kind of enveie ope to use when you're writing te men service!

Paper

Look at this handsome white linen, 34 folded sheets or 20 single sheets,

Airmail Tablet

This featherweight § tbe

Portfolio

Simulated leather. Three compartments. rown, red,

EE Dress Shields

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Smart Combs

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33¢

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Raincoats

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Bib Aprons

Large assortment of sheers and percales. Flerals and plain

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Boys’ Polo Shirts Fancy fronts. with 137

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Budget priced, they're rayon plaited over cotces of pat.

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Work Shirts

Men's sanforized blue

Polishing Wax

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Unusually at {ra ctive front-tie

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Fiawals wkirt, 2.95

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striped pole shird

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You'll find a large assortment of Tayon satins in this grow are ai of ex ex- ain pensive Hodels, Nude, white, 32-38

Fall Neckwear

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Bare-leg Hosiery

These Mapleknit® sheers come in natural Jesiing shades. Cotwelts, sizes 814 on 10%.

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Slight imperfections, but no leg

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Irregular

mends to mar the beauty of these

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Colorful Sportswear

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Blouses, by Joyce Lane. Rayon classics in wear I White. 32.40, -

Sweaters; 100% Virgin Wool

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