Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1948 — Page 22

|Rites Saturday For W. B. Williams

Services for W. Banks Williams, 520 Holt Road, who dled yesterday shortly after reporting, for work at the Link Belt Company’s Dodge plant, will be held, at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Ellis) Funeral Home in Paoli, Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery at| Paoli, He was 66. Born in Orange County, Mr. 3 Williams had lived here four| son years and was employed in the Link Belt office. He was a mem-

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There are lots of old things

: ber of the Evangelical United ground the house . . , articles’ | Brethren Church at Paoli, -and Ry a . or . Paoli Lodge, Independent Order replaced by new ones. Trans- [of Odd Fellows. funion ‘high “schoo. fated into cash, they can make . | Survivors include the widow, I

Mrs. Isabelle Williams; three sons; Norman E. and Paul R. Williams, Indianapolis, and Clyde L. Williams, Anderson; brothers, Owen Williams, Mitch-ipiq jife.

‘@ very welcome gift to the Community Fund’s 47 Red Feather Services. Maybe this

years. ago.

: ; : Cemetery, Wilmington, Del. She would be an easier way fo (ell, 3nd Denny Williams AN; years by the New York Central ome. ngt make your contribution to the |Railroad as a lamp tender. | Born in Philadelphia, Mrs.

and nine grandchildren. |

Fund this year. Won't you try (William H. Shelly

SEEING DOUBLE?—Identical 13-year-old twins, Carl and Paul, just arrived frem England, are new students of a New Castle They're sons of Mrs. Jesse Maynard, who married their Hoosier stepfather while he was a Gl overseas four

t wolhad lived in Indianapolis most of in Flanner & Buchanan MortuHe was employed 22 &rY. Burial will be in Riverview

Survivors include the widow, Stoops and her family lived many Mrs. Hattie Shelly; a son, Law- years in Wilmington.

She had

fo help? Services for William H. Shelly, rence Shelly; a brother, George heen a resident of Indianapolis 1345 Deloss St, will be held at Shelly, and a grandchild, all ofifor the past 19 years. She was a p 4 1:30 p. m. Saturday in J. C. wil-| Indianapolis. member of the Broadway MethTHE COMMUNITY #~ FUND odist Church.

son Chapel of the Chimes. Burial oI: will be in Memorial Park Cem- Mrs. William D. Stoops Mrs. Alice .

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Among the. survivors are her

husband, Wiliam D. Stoops; a died in General Hospital Tues-| Stoops, who died Tuesday in her son, Willlam T. Stoops, and a home, 3258 N. New Jersey St. grandson, William T. Stoops, Jr. Born at Huntington, Mr, Shelly will be held at 2:30 p. m. Friday all of Indianapolis. Vv

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Course in Business

Budgeting Offered

The local Indiana. University, Extension Center will inaugurate a short’ course in “Planning and Controlling Business Operations Through Budgets” Nov. 12 in cooperation with*the National Association of budget officials. * Consisting of 10 meetings, the course js designed to improve corporate financial pjJanning and control by applying scientific: meth-| ods. Among the fields which will be studied are the business budget, development of the sales budget, preparation: of the manufacturing budget, advertising ‘and selling budgets.

IU Medical Aid Gets Paraplegia Group Post

Dr. L. W. Freeman, surgical research director of the Indiana University School of Medicine here, has been appointed to membership on the Medical Advisory Committee of the Natoinal Paraplegia Foundation. Dr. Freeman and other members of the newly formed committee will meet in Chicago Nov. 13-14 to consider proposals for establishment 8f treatment centers” for paraplegia victims in civilian life, similar to those

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