Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1948 — Page 16

PAGE 16... THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1948 Locol Deaths— Services Tuesday child and had been @ resident of pisos for Soldier Set for Thursday |Mrs. Mary Johnson [She Toe & momne © oy For Mrs. Hayden inthe Indianapolis public school Services for Pfc. Raymond A. Baptist Church and the Moose Services TOMOMTOW |school, choir and missionary so

Services for Mrs. Lucinda Hay-|system many years, serving a!Champ, killed in Nancy, France, | Lodge. den. retired scfibol teacher sndllong time at School 24-and also[Sept. 12, 1944, will be at 1 p..m| Survivors includes -his wife,| Services for Mrs. Mary _V.[clety, OES Chapter No. 1, Sisters 'native of Canada, who died Fri-|teaching at School 18 and School|Thursday in Flanner & Buchanan Mrs. Eleanor Gillaspy Champ; a|Johnson, native of Versailles,/of Charity Chapter No. 1 an {day in her home, 425 W. 25th St.,|40. She retired in 1926. Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown|daughter, Miss Barbara K./ Ky. who died Thursday in herithe American Beauty Club. will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday She was a member of the Sec- Hill. : Champ; his father, Willard home, 601 W. 28th St, will be] Her gvivers include a son, in the Stuart Mortuary. Burialiond Christian Church. She is sur-| Mr. Champ, who was 28 when|Champ; two “brothers, John and held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in King|Robert Johnson, Indianapolis; will be in Floral Park. She was|vived by a daughter, Mrs. Irenelhe was killéd, had been a fore-| William Champ, and three sisters,|& King Chapel. Burial will fol-la daughter, Mrs. Bessie Johnson; ’ H. Jones, who teaches at Schooliman at Allison's for eight years|Mrs. Elsie Loftus, Mrs. Corina low in Floral Park. Chicago; a brother, Luelwyn Mrs. Hayden came to Indian-|42, two granddaughters and four|before entering the service. - He|Robinson, and Mrs. Aletha Rus-| Mrs. Johnson, who was 71, had Jeff, Versailles; one granddaughs apolis from Canada as a small great-grandchildren. was a member of the Westview|sell, Terre Haute. lived in Indianapolis 46 years.'ter ‘and five great-grandchildren,

Lubow Funeral To Be in New York

Furrier Stricken - On Business Trip Lous Lubow, owner of the Marilyn Fur Co. 290 E. Ohio St. tor the past four years, dled Friday of a heart attack in a Chicago hotel, it was learned here yesterday. Mr, Lubow had been in Chicago on a business trip. A native of New York City, Mr. Lubow, who was 44, lived at 3124 2 f Washington Blvd. He had been i . an Indianapolis resident four] FURRIER DIES — Louis Luyears and was the former owner| pny Marilyn Fur Co. owner, of a fur business in Columbus, O. died’ Friday ~in Chicago. His He was-a member of the B'nai y \ ok N B'rith and the Temple Brother-| body has been taken to New hood. York for services and burial. His body was sent to New York

where services and burial will be 1 | held. His immediate family in Services Thursday |

Indianapolis, his wife, Miriam; a : daughter, Mrs. Nate Kaplan, and For Sgt. Knight a son, Burton Lubow, left for| Services for Sgt. Charles Stan-| New York at noon yesterday. ley Knight, who was killed in| S———————————————— action in Holland Mar. 17, 1945, will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday

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* Services Planned And onion : i tl Clark Funeral For T. S. Sanders Home, Morgss-| 4 town. tary Services for Trenton 5 services. will ‘be Sanders, R. R. 3, Greenwood, who conducted by died yesterday, will be at) 2 Tri-County Post! 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Wood-| ? No. 2457, VFW,| land Baptist Church. Burial will] ¢ of Morgantown be in Round Hill. i c i in the East Hill] Mr. Sanders, 50, a native of| ©. Cemetery there. Brownsville, Ky., was an Indian- SSCS He was 26. apolis resident 27 years. Sgt. Knigh t He was manager of the Kroger| Sgt. Knight 500 of Mr. and store in Beech Grove, until he : Mrs. Charles M. quit the chain store business in|Knight, 2409 N. Delaware St., was 1933 to open a store of his own. born in Morgantown. He was He operated a grocery in Sun- graduated from the Morgantown shine Gardens 13 years. {High School and was a member

h y | 1 ir. Sanders In alive ny is of {he Nehodit Curd ere hima WITH Et GEE, Sh os ans \ Santer ndanapoie na. i house Elciole Supy Co in Ir andchildren; a brother, Samuel ‘ , ter, Miss Dixie Sanders, of Ken- [the Ey Sry Choi 3 : woke ; ; ib tucky. . | . t | Ye te Apr. 7, 1942, and served in France TL /] I | s .o al with Gen. Patton’s Third Army : [| Rites for Car Victim in the 167th Engineers Combat _qaiderd 0.00 * q ” Battalion. In addition to his par- [ 3 To Be Held Tuesday Beaton In addition to is par-| W aude NE qbL- , wt Db DY Services for Arthur C. Pender- Mrs. C. F. Cornes, Indianapolis, Joes Sh wit ns SO y | ] [] grass, fatally injured Thursday and a brother, Dana L. Knight,| AO Su - aed As mod when struck by an automobile atfof Danville, Ill. a ICY edo? gad a wed nat ne and Mill Sts, will be at 11 EE a ——— \ piece ln, MON ped ps ose a.m. Tuesday in Jacobs Brothers Services Monday on™ £350 : br we why fetch ine > West Side Chapel. Burial will : ‘Gov ate © ws Sale Amine be in Dixon, Tenn. For C. W. Chowning ww 10S A : peat > wendy Sn 2 dan 8 o ON EACH Mr. Pendergrass, who was 61, Services for Charles W. Chown- | nes wn ro N° att Waging bins yout Paq5 00: AV $ resided at 1328 N. Missouri St.ing, 44 &. Bolton Ave, who! WOU WW (008 Se. wed Voter vas \\\ 2 Qed: ° s OF THESE He was a native of Dixon and/died Friday in the Rest Haven! tA a plete wd 3 ts sO NO welt 2 SUITES had lived here 28 years. For three Home, will be held at 10:30 a. m. 20 > A qopostd y Ts SW arw® rene : 2 and one-half years he had been Monday in Shirley Brothers Iry-| JE gal nod we nest so § 0 Early American Suife A ort Bi Bell 0 a 8 HiIl Chapel, Burial will fol: oh oo Ua ILE fa fe Ss 9% 4 Piece Bedroom Suits. Full e, ora; oi ALL \ ONeT of \ Fl room ull-size bed, i four daughters, Mrs, Margaret tory. in, the North Salen Ceme | froo® we oa! Ties se Smen ced 1 5 . t 5. Ww bench, chest on chest. Gorgeous En oii Sheagra ss. oO airice Jordan, Mr, Chowning, who was 49, 6 a 0 Lae allel ant prob bi $9 oh ns go? pen can, with moulded columns, serponting fron, Mr Cheiiine : oglisey, and Mrs. | was a native of North Salem and| yo 90990 ant xe § We ue wt an od and ball foof, finest mahogany and con. a Tore Ad Fi sons, Robert 3 member of the Catholic p SSE gg, a pode og, Vaan ot. fuction.. Roy. 3479.00, Iodianapedis: a ol Church, He is survived by two tans qa Ww : 600 wanes} wl ot outing, Red: $ ; ) 2 : . S 3 : Lillie Pendergrass and Miss Doris qianaporis, and Oscar G. Ghow. We 9% \E QIDT wh is Ys oe 379 gil, Roosevelt and Vii po ning, Chicago, and two sisters, : - sh EL w ae we ns yw 4 his mother, Mrs, Maggie Perder- Miss Lottie M. Chowning, Indian- oot . ] (ond - 495: grass, all of Dixon, Tenn. apolls, and Mrs, Hallie McAllis- 5 : a Ya YP $ ————————————— ter, both of Indianapolis. 5¥ Cag Se » 315 Funcfional Rites for M tT PV we RP IN 1 " : ce (3 ie : To Be H oT Heady Anderson McGavock : oh catty © pa v1 : I een Siam Si. £1 gas desis pon e omorrow Rit rst: LO pee and I ars 3° a! 3 hy Clas, Job. Shed conmods, and 3 es Tomorrow 5 go o S® ests BF for YOU ak pest: a night stand, Hand-rubbed Services for Mrs. Ella Bell Services for Anderson McGav- oc8 Bed es) of oe wy wit * : $ . 5 : trous shade, high style. Ho pry “ os Heady, 319 8. Emerson Ave. who ock, Indianapolis resident for 37 STA sad go 0 0 WARE 4d 8 19.9 tion and functional In desi £19.95. dled Friday in Methodist Hospital, years, will be held at 10 & m.| ag tt ST OD ed © RE ad RS, choy, 3479.95, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor-| tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers b . wit ane Bs: : ] S 08 watt ved: wd $ row in Shirley Brothers Central Wcst Side Chapel. Burial will be’ Yee pe (Oo ne. ete oe i 379 Shap, Burial will be in Oaklan-'in New Crown Cemetery. pret gos: ! goto? Se oy panos A Cem s Mr. McGavock, who was 89, > ote a 0° Nea gle 5. : j he A native of Marion County,|died Friday in his home, 452 W. 141° 3 J o anil » ws VO sol ahd With full-sized bed.. ... $332.00 Mrs. Heady, who was 68, was a 16th Place. He was a native of NE ® ned OF WL Ns aesah any : member of the Mount Comfort| Nashville, Tenn., and a member A no Wig, 00 aed: qotett Cod 18th C Methodist Church. She is survived|of Antioch Baptist Church, He sie 8, Egat geod Cg ee entury Suite by a son, L. L. Bell, Indianapolis; was a retired cook. Rn) wedi ane aad: ae ane | a brother, Alfred M.' McKenzie, Surviving are his .wife, Ella fine nod od gt Roe. Bed $93 3:Piece Bedroom Suits. Fullsize bed, vanity, Lawrence, Ind, and one grand-|and a daughter, Mrs. Hattie’ Regent SO pest cond aves x 9 Shs Superbly siyled in the . aq. a Brown, both of Indianapolis. oo EXTENDED P AYMENTS ww oo pel vee? \ 5 2495 S sturdy curves, inlaid 1} Samer boii oF 2 : Noe Ww \E % al n ~ front, spade foot, finest craftsmanship. Truly a Over a Period of "a ® 6D Sh po Won SG ality su. Rug. $495.00.

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