Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1946 — Page 32

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SERVICES TOMORROW

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The Rev. Charles Wilson, pastor of Second Friends church, will con-

duct services tomorrow at 2 p. m. in Beanblossom mortuary for Lawrence C. Huddleston. Burial will be in Crown Hill r : Mr. Huddleston, draftsman for Hugh J. Baker & Co., died yesterday in City hospital. He was 54. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Abbie Huddleston; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret 8ims, Mrs. Dorothea Hom-

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Riverside Group Protests -Tinder’s “ Dismissal.- - Riverside golf club members charged today that ‘ “personalities and politics” were responsible for the recent dismissal of Robert Tinder as golf professional and the subsequent hiring of Wally Nelson at the municipal course. Petitions registering opposition to the “synmary dismissal” of Mr. Tinder will be presented to the park board within the next week, The Times was told. The petitions are expected to carry some 300 sigs natures. The petitions read in part: “If there is any reason for Mr. Tinder’s dismissal other than a matter of personalities or politics, we feel that the club and some of its most frequent patrons should know what those reasons are.” Tinder Not Notified Club members pointed out that although Mr, Nelson was appointed by the park board more than a week ago, Mr, Tinder, who is in Florida, still is unaware that he

has Been replaced. They also said they understood that other municipal clubs were consulted by the Park Board before a professional was appointed. They said they were not consulted and that they knew ntohing of the change until the Park board had reached its decision, _ Mr. Tinder, formerly professional at the Anderson country club, took the Riverside post two years ago. Membership Increased Members pointed out that when Mr, Tinder camé to Riverside, there were only 26 members, The membership now stands at 131, and members attribute much of the increase to Mr. Tinder. They maintain that Mr. Tinder is the first pro at the course to promote golf exhibitions and that in spite of wartime restrictions he has kept a full stock of golf equipment. At the present time Mr, Tinder reportedly has several thousand dol-

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Richwine, vice president, and Ed< ward Gabbard, secretary-treasurer.

7800 VETERANS DUE ON 11 SHIPS TODAY

By UNITED PRESS Eleven ships were scheduled to

arrive at U. S. ports today with more than 7,800 servicemen.

DUE AT NEW YORK: . 8. 8. Lincoln Victory, from Bremerhaven—1461 troops, including headquarters and headqquarters battery, medical detachment, battery A and B of 58lst AAA air warning battalion.

Maritime Victory, from Southampton— 989 troops, including 1196th engineer base depot company, 3231st quartermaster service company, 813th ordnance base depot company and 713th engineer depot company. Pontotoc Victory, from Le Havre—984 troops, including 258th engineers of C battalion, 802nd ordnance (LM) company and 102nd quartermaster company. Texarkana Victory, from Le Havre—068 troops, including 308th medical battalion, 83d cavalry reconnaissance troop, 904th ordnance ham company and 358th quartermaster truck company. American Clipper, from Nordenham-—One soldier, DUE AT NORFOLK: William A. Jones from North Africa— Two soldiers. DUE at SAN FRANCISCO: Hope, from Guam—648 undesignated army and naval personnel, Republic, from Manila — 1175 undesignated troops. DUE AT SAN DIEGO. Young American from Yoksuki—1537 undesignated naval personnel. DUE AT TACOMA: Owen Summers, from Jinsen—Five undesignated troops. DUE AT BREMERTON: Panay, from Pearl Harbor— 17 undesignated naval personnel,

U. S. TO PROBE RACE CLASH IN TENNESSEE

WASHINGTON, March 22 (U. P.).—~Attorney General Tom C. Clark has requested a federal grand jury investigation of the recent

—{racial disturbances at Columbia]

Tenn. Clark wired U. S. Attorney. Hor-

he was “deeply concerned” over possible violations of civil rights and other laws during. the Feb. 25-26 clashes. He directed Frierson . to ask the district judge to convene a grand jury at “the earliest possible time.”

Organizations

Englewood chapter No. 483, O. E. 8, will meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the Englewood Masonic temple, 3714'%2 E. Washington st. Mrs Zora Van Camp {is worthy matron and Roy Pavey is worthy patron,

Irvington chapias No, 364, O. E. 8, will hold a public installation of officers tomorrow at 8 p. m., New officers will be Mrs. Gertrude Gutherie, worthy matron; Ralph E. Gutherie, saworthy patron; Mrs. Albert Ray Taggart, associate matron; Mrs. Edna E. Paley, secretary; Mrs, Mary Durbin, treasurer; Miss Beatrice Johnston, conductress; Mrs. Juanita Marshall, associate conductress; Mrs, Doris Morrow,

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chaplain; Mrs. Gladys Rusche, marshal; Mrs, Nellie M. Walker, organist; Mrs, Dorothy

Mildred Hansford, Adah; Mrs. Taggart, Ruth; Mrs. Catherine Smith, Esther; Mrs. Carrie Switzer, Martha; Mrs, Oladys Williamen, Electa; Mrs, Velma Hicks, warder, and Mr. William H. Righardson, sentinel, Mrs, Benita Kaye will be installing céficer,

Mrs. Laurene Gronauer and Robert Felts will be installed worthy miatrén and’ worthy patron, respectively, March ¥ at an installation of officers of Indianapolis chapter No. 393, O. E. 8. Other officers will be Lenora Felts, associate mation; Broadus Billiesen, associate patron; Louise Rosebrough, secretary; Gertrude Martin, treasurer; Zolah Ludeman, conductress, Mildred Miadaugh, associate conductress; Alta Miller, chaplain; Irene Canary, marshal; Mildred Trieb, organist; Virginia DeHart, Adah; Enid Schisla, Ruth; Florence Andrews, Esther; Mable Baugh, Esther; Bthel Lehman, Electa; Mildred Forcum, warder, and Edward Lehman, -sentinal, ¢

Banner temple No. 37, Pythian Sisters, will meet Monday at 5420 E. Washington st. Applications for membership will be presented.

Women of the Moose will attend a benefit card party tonight at 8 o'clock at 845 Massachusetts ave.

The Major Harold C. Megrew auxiliary 3, United Spanish war veterans, will hold a dinner at 6 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois st. Mrs. Elizabeth Gwin is chairman of the dinner. Mrs. Margaret

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