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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RICE DUBLETS
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DELRICH MARGARINE ~ FROSTY FUDGE
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Aprir, 12, 1945 marks the Centennial Anniversary of the New York Life as a mutual life insurance company. Through the initiative of New York Life Agents during the past 100 years, families have been held ‘together and children educated. Mothers have been relieved of financial worry. Men and women, in the autumn years of life, have been able to enjoy a comfortable retirement. For helping so many people to provide for these and other human needs, New York Life Agents deserve
high recognition on this Anniversary. Although people generally appreciate the need for life insurance, it is through the Agents’ efforts that their dreams of family security are made to become a comforting reality. The Néw York Life Agent who serves your community is well worth knowing. Have a talk with him about your life insurance problems, * * *
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Avalon,
Sunbrite
Cleanser.
Old Dutch 2 cans 196 Royal s20n. 29¢
Waterless cleaner.
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Softo 2 Bor 26g
Water softener.
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SPIC & SPAN
SUPERSUDS IVORY SOAP SUTHO. SUD
L 1 cans 260
358-02 Vee ne 26¢
HOUSECLEANING
CLEANER - 12-02. c AVALON 3 Cans 20
40-0z. Can 19¢
CLEANSER 2 Quits 25¢ KITCHEN KLENZER 3--18°
For House Cleaning Needs
13¢
RADISHES EGG PLANT ONION SETS
Fresh, Crisp, Red Button
SEED POTATOES
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PICKEREL ~~ ,, 30¢ LAKE FISH ,. 16¢
For Baking—Fully Dressed. Medium Size for Frying or
STEAK FISH 2.3% veLLow pike ,, 3%
Frying or Broiling Fancy Quality Fully Dressed.
WHITE FISH w 28° Mild sweet for sandwiches or cook- c # . ing, Longhorn or Daisy style. Lb.
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SALAMY ......°... 38c
Bausage—Excellent for
+ - CHILI CON CARNE. ' iL. 5. 290
For a Delicious Meal—Add Beans and Serve
POTATO SALAD 20¢
Home Btyle.
COLE SLAW... cin 1 208
Appetizing
PRFOOTSOVSE .... .. . .. '%
Appetizing, Mild Flavor
BRAUNSCHWEIGER , . ..... . 32
Mild, Spiced for Lunches,
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