Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1947 — Page 17

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Mark Gross Opens New Ad Agency

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LEADS MOSLEMS—Russell aight (above), 30-year-old disharged U. S. Army veteran nd former Denver, Colo., poceman, is reported commander ©f a band of Moslems in bloody fighting against Hindus in InHia's civil war,

Church Will Pay Honors to Pastor

“The Roberts Park Methodist

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Church will honor their new pastor,

t Rev. Amos L, Boren, iwith a! eption tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the cRBurch lecture “oom. Jerrus Bryant will represent the lanapolis Church Federation; he Rev. Charles Tyler, the Method-| is Ministerial Association; Dr. gmner L. Martin, superintendent, district; and Mrs, Jessie Shriver, plesident of the local WSCS, the jety.

| $Mrs. Hilda Peabody, violinist, will

play accompanied by Mrs: Oscar Barnard and Mrs. Marjorie Payne Bfeeden gvill sing accompanied by Mallory Bransford. Kenneth W. arr, president of the board of tgustees, will be in charge. Bishop tus Lowe of thé Indianapolis) ea, Mrs. Lowe and members of the board. of. trustees and toeir wives will stand in the receiving

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line. - Transit Drivers in Safety Buttons

| ‘perfect safety records by eight drivers of - the Aero Mayflower Transit Co. have won them recognition for their work. They have

{been awarded safety lapel buttons (7 the American Trucking Associa-

Those” honored are George Leathem, Jewel J. Newgent, Robert M.

{ Mercer, William F, Pinegar, Emert| rans: Administration Regional. Of. |. fee

\W. Bailey, Dale. E. Pike; Emilis. Res |galli and Roy N Short.

Mark Gross & Associates, Inc, new Indianapclis advertising, publicity and public ® relations| agency formally opened its »ffices| at “800 Board of Trade Building |

today, it was announced by Mark Gross, president.

The new company will prepare institutional and industrial adver-|

~}fising and publicity for national

magazines, trade journals, news- | papers, radio, outdoor media and direct mail.

Sidener & Van Riper, Inc. Mrs. Florence Johnson Conner, 605 N. Gladstone Ave, is secretary-‘reas-urer and manager of the media department, Mr. Gross is a graduate of Swarthmore College and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He is the sun of the late William J. Gross, former editorial executive of the Ft. Wayne! News-Sentinel, and resides at 2706 E. Northgate,

Madrigal Singers

To Give Concerts

The Madrigal Singers of Warren | Central High School will present Seni pre-Christmas programs. Included are performances before the State Hi-Y convention at the Broadway Methodist Church tomorrow; Billings General Hospital, Tuesday; State Poetry Society, {Athenaeum, Dec. 13; Roberts Park Methodist Church, Dec. 14) Indiana Audit Association, Cifaldi's Restau-| rant, Dec, 18, and downtown stores| and Monument Circle, Dec. 22. Choral members. are Jo Ann| Thomas, Joan Tossel, Donna Kinzel, Joyce Hancock, Robert Mc-| Clure, Mark Gale and Larry Cros- | ley. Miss Kathleen Hergt is direc-] tor.

Federal Workers Loco! | Will Install Officers |

New officers. of the National Fed-| eration of Federal Employees, local,

the Washington Hotel.

78, will be installed Wednesday a

They are Robert E. Agnew, presi},

dent; Thomas Bohannon, first vice| president; Meyer Actor, second vice| president; Arthur WwW. Hendricks, | third vice president; Patricia J. Sullivan, corresponding secretary; | Bettie Wolfe, recording secretary; | Violet Wilson, secretary-treasurer;| Robert Kleet, guard, and Sterling Keene, Robert McConnell and Wil-| liam Piers, executive committee,

Thomas T, Murname, of the Vet-|

fice Personnel Diviston, will speak.

Mr, Gross formerly was with),

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1. Ace Motors 1136 N. Meridian

_ 2. Lindner-Spencer, Inc. 711 Fairfield Ave.

Rodocker Motors, Inc.

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Find the nearest Hudson dealer on this map, then keep tabs on

his showroom . . . it's the town’s coming excitement center!

These Hudson Dealers are getting set to show you the newest new

car you've ever seen!

2606 W. Michigan St.

oti all your dreams about your new R car into one ...let your hopes run high.

You still won't guess the whole truth about the thrilling motor car now on its way to the Hudson dealers listed here.

For it's the most exciting car you've ever seen . , . daringly designed, beautiful beyond words. Here's a brief bit about the newest car in the world—the new Hudson:

It's the lowest car on the highway, yet it has more inside head room than any other automobile built today, and it maintains road clearance. It’s a car you step down into when entering, not up on, and it has the roomiest seats in any American-made automobile!

This motor car is the result of millions of

headdress 26 Requisite 41 Note in ‘ 3 : . 3 ig *) 10 Snow vehicle 31 Bartered Guido’s scale, Scanlan Sales Company dollars spent in entirely new manufac (ab) 12 Taste 33 Pompous show 43 Former Rus- 2217-19 E. Washington St. turing equipment and techniques. It’s 20 Harbor 13 Rodent 34 Genus of sian ruler y 21 Dimisutive of 16 Accomplish mollusks 45 Boundars the car you've been told was years away, 17 Symbol for 36 Water wheel (comb. form) i i 22 Eden erbium 37 Winged 47 Light knock but it will be shown by Hudson dealers 25 She is heard 23 Profit 38 Garden tool = 49 Thus everywhere soon! the air 24 Intervening 39 Apud (ab.) 51 Symbol for 40 i i ’ lw . oh Java 25 Indfan Musical note Sean There's an easily identified Hudson showwoman : : 28 Courtesy title room nearby in this area wherever you a | 29 While re. So watch the nearest Hudson show-

room closely. You're in for a thrill!

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