Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1948 — Page 10

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

But Cuts My Smoking’

MY WIFE MADE me stop smoking because the habit was too expensive. Then she took $800 of our money and loaned it to a roomer so he could buy a new car.. Six years ago I married this woman 11 years younger than I am.. I'm now 52 and she is 41. We sold our farm and have a rooming house. Several times I've caught her messing around with one of the men who stays here. .She says-it did not mean and she loved only me, but then I found out about the loan. I do not like this setup at all and am going to get a divorce. Her brother says I'll have to give them all our property.’ Do you think this is fair? . CITY LANDLORD, She has an enlarged healt of gold, I'll admit, but many Sometimes the instinct erops lonely roomer, in ironing his of the family pie. That isn't loan wasn’t either, who shined my bicycle—because he was gave me a moose head from a hunting jaunt. That was the room with the bed on which several roomers had passed away. (I understand why). The moose head gift wasn’t important, but it did lop off years of my life before I became used to it late at night. My friends grew attached to it as they ed ne cei glider for Shieh thers was no place-in the winter except my room. is % . Your wife loves you. .She doesn’t want a divorce—or the roomer. Now would be a fine time to sink her fangs in the man with him needing money—but she wants you. There you sit, sulking, forgetting the years you've worked together. A fellow who can’t get a carton of cigaréts from a woman $800 is slipping some place. aay you been stingy, and she cut down on your smioking to get even? : ny a should go back to the farm since you object to the tampering of privacy in your home. That brood of chickens may be what your wife needs, but I really think she wants to believe that you need her. See yourself as you really are before you see a lawyer. )

Another ‘Fat, Homely’ Husband I'M WELL acquainted with the girl with the fat, homely husband. In fact I read the letter but I doubt seriously if she recognized it. She didn’t say she just couldn't stand her husband and she didn't say she was good looking. She is a nice. looking girl and a good wife and wonderful mother. If a lot of these fat, homely men tried as hard to look nice and keep up their appearance as we women there would be fewer divorces and a lot happier homes. 2 ‘A DAILY INDIANAPOLIS READER. We're talking about different fat men. The letter I used

allowed the lister I received but was $05 long 0 use 1a full 1 agree with you--we women do work at it, don’t we?

Sympathy for Wife Whose Husband Drinks

I'M SORRY, “Steady Reader,” that your husband drinks so much and hope I can help, It takes time and patience and all men don’t react the same. I won over by talking to my husband after he became sober. I tried hinting, at first, but had to be stern, yet not nagging. I brag on him when he doesn’t come in drinking. I take him to the grocery and to pay bills and we figure finances which helped him see that drinking is expensive. I asked him to drink at home and he buys a case of beer and drinks one +bottle when he comes home, sometimes, 80 it lasts three weeks. 5 My husband is easy to reason with and once he makes a protise he‘can pe. relied upon, 1 hope you get results. Bs OTHER STEADY CITY READER. + Most people will reason if they aren’t irritated by the ap-

| Hear He Has Other Girls’ : "FRIENDS OF of the hoy 1 like very much say sométimes he has a bunch of girls over to his house. I've sebn him regularly for months and he says he cares a lot about me and there's no one

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35 your doctor to to General Hospital regardin 8 surgery you mentioned. You'd be charged what you're able

To Reader Who Wants to Reduce Rs To “Reader” wanting stomach reducing éxercise—~Please, no more exercises until I get around to the liniment counter. Lie on Lour back, raise your legs together SLOWLY, in eight counts. lowly lower them in eight more counts. Simple, isn’t it? (Just walt until tomorrow.) Ask your doctor about diets—and I'll continue with my coconut cream pie.

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your prob-.

lems and answer your-questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

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Local Deaths—

Mrs. Edward Hollis Dies in Hospital

Burial to Take Place In Washington Park

Services for Mrs, Verna Marie

Hollis, who died yesterday Coleman Hospital, will 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in , ster & Askin West Washoington Street Chapel. Washington Park. She was 41.

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Mrs. Hollis lived at 1639 Beeler

St. in Speedway City. She was born in Beanblossom, and in Indianapolis 25 years.

e was a member of the y Chapter of the OES, and the White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 6. She is survived by her husband, Edward Hollis; her mother, Mrs. Parsley; five sisters, Mrs. Nellie Clemer and Mrs. Hazel Watson, both of Trafalgar; Mrs. Opal Pittman, Mrs. Edith Stainbrook of Edinburg, and Miss Lucy Parsley of Beanblossom. Also surviving are two brothers, Ernest and Joseph Parsley.

Mrs. Bertha Carmack Dies; Rites Planned Tomorrow

Services for Mrs. Bertha Jane Carmack, who died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner urial will be in Crown Hill.

& Buchanan mortuary. B Mrs. Carmack, the wife of the late Dr. John W. Carmack, lives at 38 W. 42d St. She was a 1905 graduate of City Hospital Nurses’ Training School and a charter member of the Paul Coble Post Auxi of the American Legion, of ary to the American Legion, of day in Poughkeepsie, N. YY. will 1939 and 1940. be heli in the Flanngr & BuchShe was ‘also president of thejanan Mortuary at 3 p. m. tomorMarion County Medical Society Tow. Burial will be in Crown Auxiliary in 1934. Hill. He was 30. In 1942 and 1943 she was chair- A lifelong resident of Indianman of the American Legion|apolis, Mr. Dugan was a salésGirls’ State. She was a member man for the Ace Dental Laboraof the Pleasant Lake Christian|tory and a member of the Moose

Church. Lodge and the Baptist Church. The only immediate survivor is Surviving are two sisters, Mrs, her son, John W. Carmack. °

Denis Dubos: Hastings on the - Hudson, N. ¥., and Mrs. Lusch H. Mrs. Mary Penningion Services for Mrs. Mary Ruama

Tippett Jr., Havana, Cuba. Schwinn Pennington, who died Ne . yesterday in the home of a sister, Mrs. Buckner Dies;

Mrs. Frank O. Adams, 6147 E. Retired Teacher

34th St., will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries| go yices for Mrs. Anna Cowan Buckner, who died yesterday in

Irvington Chapel. Burial will be Alexa . She was 49. ns Pon uington lived in 'In-|the General Hospital, will be held

Former Carthage Resident Dead

James W. Henley, 27, ‘Air Force Veteran

Times State Service CARTHAGE, Ind, June 23— Word has been received here of the death of James W. Henley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hopard E. Henley of Carthage. He was 27. Mr, Henley died Monday in Long Beach, Cal. His body will be returned here for services and burial. A World War II veteran, he served: with the Air Forces-in the European theater. He had been working as an accountant since his discharge. Graduated From IU Mr, Henley was a graduate of Indiana University. He belonged to Beta Theta Pi, social fraternity, and Phi Beta Kappa, scholastic honorary organiza-

tion. He was.a member of the Friends Church,

dianapolis 30 years, and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran

at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Peoples funeral home. Final rites| yrs Max Haaf, Massillon, O

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Mrs. Elizabeth Havey

Requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. m. tomorrow for Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly Havey, 117 W. 27th 8t., in 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral following services at 9:30 a. m. in Blackwell Funeral Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross. She was 84. Mrs: Havey, who died Monday in St. Vincent's Hospital after a short illness, was born in Loulsville, Ky., but lived here most of her life. She was a member of the: Third Order of St. Francis and Cathedral Parish. : Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Jackson Robbins and Mrs. George Sheehan, both of Indianapolis, and two sons, Edward C. Havey, Indianapolis, and the

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Indianapolis, three nephews.

Thomas J. Bristow

died yesterday in Veteran's Hos pital, will be held at 1 p. m. Fri day Round Hill. He was 51. Living at 729 Fulton St. unti here most of his life.

Toledo, O., survives.

Surviving besides her sister are a son Jack D., two brothers, Peter 8. and Charles A. Schwinn, all of a grandson and

Services for Thomas J. Bristow, World War I veteran who

in the Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in

his death, Mr. Bristow was born in Marion County, and resided

A sister, Miss Dorothy Bristow,

Evansville. She was 78. Mrs. Buckner, the wife of Dr. George Buckner of Evansville, was born in Memphis, Tenn., and graduated from Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn., in 1893.

She came to Indianapolis in 1943 to live with her daughter, Mrs. Stella Walker, 3745 Grace./land Ave., head of the English .|Department in Crispus Attucks High School. Mrs. Buckner, a retired teacher in the city school system in 1| Evansville, also taught at: the Sunday school of the Alexander AME Church.

Jr., Indianapolis.

Joseph Bryant

Services for Joseph Bryant, who died Monday in General Hos-| pital, will be held at 1 p. m. to-| morrow in Trinity Methodist] Church. Burial will be in New Crown. He was 67. \

Born in Sparta, Ga., Mr. Bryant lived here 25 years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Bryant; three sons, Williams, Steven and John Bryant, all of Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Rena Washington, Statesboro, Ga., and Miss Kate Binion and Mrs. Hattie Surviving besides her daugh-|Harper, both of Indianapolis; two NS Aad > ushand SA wiothers, James Bryant, Indianapr, Mrs. omas J. Long,olis, and John Br . . Louisville, Ky.; two sons, : mg

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