Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1945 — Page 13

Pp. m, tomorrow at the residence.

THURSDAY, APRIL, 12, 1048 70. B. Pitts Rites Tomorrow; Resident Here for 26 Years

Rites for Ossie Berry Pitts, who died Tuesday at his home, 4400 Kingsley dr, will be held at 1:30

Burial will be in Crown Hill, A resident of Indianapolis ‘more

church for Thomas K. Kinsey, New Bethel farmer. who died Tuesday at St. Francis hospital, Burial will be in Greenwood. ;

"A resident of New Bethel and Greenwood most of his life, Mr. Kin-

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than 26 years, Mr. Pitts was 53.sey was 72. He was a member of Hé was a sheet metal worker, for-|New Bethel Baptist church. 0 merly working at the Ralph R.| Surviying are his wife, Martha;.a : Reeder Co, and was a member of |son, Cecil, Greenfield; three daugh- TAKE coffee hot from th the Sheet Metal Workers’ - union, |ters, Mrs. Anna Naue and Mrs. wa f be e ae Hot-Date the s washed local No, 45. Mabel Diddle, both of Néw Bethel, rm fragrant beans within 1 hour, grind anser are He is survived by his wife, Mar- and Mrs. Opal Gallagher, Shelby-| gag iper MONARCH Foods-oll Just as Good! them only when ready to use—and you'll get | spotless. guerite; two sons, Paul and Donald; vile: brothers and nine grand- : - -— more flavor, more fragrance, more freshness leanser in bi a Ghiers, Mis Helen Pitts - than you ever dreamed! That's Kroger’s Hoting Indianapolis; "two brothers, Walter Dated Spotlight, coffee at its freshest best. from the B,, Indianapolis, and Grover, Nash- %: * Xx > % * Saves you up to a dime a pound! ville, Tenn.; a sister, ‘Mrs, Myrtle d boiling. Fort, Nashville, and two granding many children, x

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“lawn ave. died last night at her

“brothers, Archie, Elsworth and Al-

‘Saturday at the Bert 8. Gadd fu_heral : Dome, with burial in Crown,

ROSE a HANCOCK

LILLIE WILLIAMS Miss Lillie Williams, 2020 Wood-

home. She was 71. : Miss Williams, who had resided in Indianapolis since 1906, is survived by a sister, Mrs. Harriett G. Anderson, Indianapolis, and four

bert, all of Columbus, O,, and James, Toledo. : Rites will be held at 2 p. m.

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Rites for Mrs. Rose Grove Hancock, who died Tuesday at her home, 1329 Central ave., were to be held at 1 p. m. today at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, Burial was to be at Lebanon. Mrs. Hancock, who was 72, was a native of England and had lived here since childhood. She was the widow of William Hancock, who died in 1930, She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Mayme Klee and a sister, Mrs. Catherine Cramer, both of Indianapolis,

THOMAS K. KINSEY

Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at New Bethel Baptist

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