Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1948 — Page 8

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“For Mrs. Trotter

be held at 2’

p. m. tomorrow in Moore Morat tuaries Colonial Chapel. Burial

will be in Floral

rs. Mary Dye Beach Park Cemetery, dy Saturday : jo r A tia

1 celeMrs. Mary Dye Beach, 3558 brated her 93d “Washington Blvd. retired Short- birthday last

ridge High School teacher, yester- Saturday. Born

[for services and burial,

Services will be heid at 11 a. m.| Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial arrangement “have not been completed,

{She was a member of Merritt 3 Place Methodist Church. y Surviving are. three other e other daughters, Mrs. Lucy E. “Jobby following a meeting of the Altrusa Club board of directors, | 3 ames Trotter, Indianapolis; of which she was a member, {grandchildren and 27 grea A teacher for 35 years, Mrs. grandchildren,

Dorothy Hill, Indianapolis; a son

early. this year after having vi aught English there 22 years. Local Legislators {captured; he was yearbook advisor to the At

Mrs. Beachdalso had taught in! Kokomo, South Bend, Roswell, N.| M., and Gallup, N. M., before com-| ing to ‘Indlanapelis. She held a|/Assembly will be luncheon gues bachelor’s degree from Western of the Indianapolis League of] \was an Eagle Scout.

téer's degree from "Indiana Uni-

v {versity in Br York, , toi did” 37in Now 3 work. {Indiana Loaseo of Women. Voters.

Frequent Lecturer = 1 Mrs. Frank Cox will have Early ‘Robinson Mrs. Beach Was a frequent jec-! charge sf arrangéments, assisted turer before women's clubs and| other groups in Indiana. Her talks usually recounted her ex-

versity.

Medlicott, president of the Indian-|

Europe, Canada, Mexico, the| "titer Gfeenough will spe

towns to choose their form o

country, . taine St.

In June of this year she served| Other speakers will’ be Mrs. as toastmistress at the 35th ar-|A. 'W, Noling, Mrs. Drysdale] |hé served in World War I. nual reunion of Her class at Brannon and Mrs. Robert Ritchie. ‘Western College.

“The daughter of Thomas Jef-

Pi Marinda Blanche, early settlers in Tipton and Howard Counties,| A requiem high ‘mass for Mrs glo ~~ she was a member of the ® Luey H. Elbrecht, 745 N, Ban- fiorence Reynolds

of Union Veterans, Kokomo, named for her mother,

al. Post, American. Legion, Wounded and captured by the urday Mrs. Beach collapsed in the Germans ‘at Anzio, Pvt. Ahern olley, Mrs. Susie Wells and Mrs. | {died —in— a German. hospital in| 13 Mantova, Italy, July 20, 1944, He| t. had received more than 30 wounds | while manning an observation

tire from rtridge| imeim———————————— post with four other men, all of Beach: rite he age) whom were killed before he was!

= | Rites Tomorrow Pt Tiowas therm (ores nw Reiterment Set

{home of a daughter, Mrs. Maude. Dies Lantz, 715 Livingston Ave, wae Former iV} Student

1 | Wounded at Anzio { The body of Pvt. .Thomas cl " ; ; Ahern, son of James C. Ahern [Hamilton County, she lived in, Coger Service said" when he entered with his [h740 College Ave. will be re-|

[turned here from Italy tomorrow | [Brethren Church. . |W. Morris St, who died Monday drinking, no smoking and no pro-|

Services will be held at 9:30 la. m, Saturday in Speaks & Finn! |Funéral Home and at 10 a, m..in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. law. urs. 2 Fre ReyHoids, AD-burial in Floral Park. Pvt. Ahern will be buried in Cal-: ' grandson. Mr. Coger, who was 59, oper! ——

"day died of a heart attack as'she on a farm in TO ; lor. M nae ed tw. of gps Anna Brady Iw: 25th Sjariment nous: in 9a : »r, Mrs. Margare ern, who th Bt. 34 years. A native . ‘wag leaving the Hotel Washing. Webster County: Mrs. Trotter |ji.4 six months after hearing of, Miss Anna Josephine Brady, | {of Monticello, Ky., he lived in! ton. She was 60, J ent ge dianapolis 35 years, her son's death. (Who died yesterday in her home, Indianapolis 37 years. He was'a.

Military graveside .services for 11430 Marlowe Ave., will be buried member of First Baptist Church Pvt. Ahern will be Held by Fed-/In Holy Cross 'Cemtery followinglof North Indianapolis.

d H the time he entered the, Army, Pvt, Ahern was a junior | senior class for the last 12 years. To Be Fete ere | brie ADE rll majoring, Newly elected “Marion County|in pre-law. He was a graduate {embers of the Indiana General of Shortridge High School, where, tg he was president of the Student Senate for three semesters, and

College, Oxford, O, and a Mas- women Voters at noon tomorrow| Besides his father, he 18 surlin the Jodianapulis Athielte CNB vived by two brothers, James D.|

: ; and, William 3 eh ern, both

Early Robinson; employee of E.| (by Mrs. J. Mason King and Mrs. “pie” co, 28 years, will nel

Lawrence H. Earle: Mrs. Arthur, i moral Park following iservices at 1 p. m..tomorrow in veriences during travels made to apolis League, will preside. Mrs. on Peoples Funeral Home. Mr. Rob"Europe, bt ) Oniinson, who Was 54, died Tues Orient and extensively in this|\°Bisiation’ to permit cities “day in his home, 2031 Bellefon-

government. A native of Nashville, Tenn.

His survivors include his father, | {Andrew Robinson, Indianapolis; . To jrwo sisters, Mrs, Gertrude Hays, Floneer's Daughter (Mags on Saturday |indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruth X Singleton, Nashville, and a broth-|

ferson Dye and the former For Mrs. Bibvecht ler, George Robinson, Indianapo-| (lis. !

Marinda B. Dye Tent, Daughters| . . St., will be sung at 10 a. m. | Services for Mrs, V. Florerce

“a.m, tomorrow in New Bethel A native of Indianapolis, Miss| ‘Heaven’ in Philly United Brethren Church, Jen- Brady attended St. John's paro-| ‘PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2 (UP) \nings County. Burial will be in chial school. She was a member —Father Divine and his followers | Bear Creek Cemetery neat there, ”! Holy Cross Catholic Church, | moved into the 246-room Lorraine!

Mrs. Reynolds was 73, | Pearce Brady, and two sisters | ort! last night after purchase XK y- 7 4 1% 4 Ss

Survivors include “a brother. !

She had lived with her daugh-|zrs Mar [of the new “Heaven” for $485,000. garet Sherman and Mrs. | ter sinca becoming HI several “The ' hotel will be open to ith ado Ber paral {Rosemary Catanzer, Indianapolis. | leveryone;” the Negro. cult. Jaader! (NN BEER

|North Vernon 34 years. She was {white wife,” 1t will be run on a la member of New Bethel United. Services for Thomas Coger, 948 Christian basis. There will be no] 7

Survivors besides Mrs. Smith in General Hospital, were to ‘be jfanity.* v0 ber h - | Father Diy fo mndrapand. Robert L. Reyn- held at 1 p. m. today. in Stratten wou os Shs ; ughter-in-ig gnaw Mortuary, followed by tions, one for male guests and the |other” fc for female female Suess

of colds. poRu A. brother, Ben Coger, Monti-. on nroat hb b Jap Ba

Funeral! cello, Ky., survives, some in. ‘mouth, tool

[funeral services at 8:30 a. m. 8 in Grinsteiner’

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Ser rgan Catholic Church, fotlowing servo izations to Which at 9:30 a. m. in Grinsteiner's

she belonged incliide the Western 7 goliege Alumni Corps. and Main eral ee died yesterday FORGOTTEN

a par-| She. is survived bya brother, ishioner of Our - Lady of Lourdes!

dealer in Ko! Mrs. Robert Graves, Byria,| Her husband, William A.[| IN CLOTH COATS AND SUITS rd Elbrecht, and a brother, Frank AT

eH. Weinmann, Indianapolis, @ Firm survive. UP Secretary Dies / 7 - NEW YORK, Dec.. 2 (UP)—

here, today took over as president the United Press, died in suburban el A -resignation Port Cinester late yesterday. He

i MEN'S PART WOOL» ‘DRESS SOX : 4.9 | :

Splendid gift assortment . of plain color part wool anklets and long sox. — Regular 50c sellérs. Sizes

WOMEN'S PERCALE :

— APRONS 3 tor b |

Practical length bib style aprons in attractive print percale. Pocket In front and ties in back.

Women's

$ | plus "e

ta Phin ied ad

: Plain colored and fancy broad cloth sanforized and gripper front Regular 69¢ and better shorts, Sizes 29 to 44. g

a MEN'S

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Regular 58c and ic sellers in long wearing leath3 er palm knit wrist gloves, 4 fuzzy palm gloves, and ~ { rubber dipped gloves,

COTTON" * ©. WET MOPS g ’ 2 for $ i ; Heavy cotton rope Hops 14 with attached smooth at wood- hatidles. - " MINS, WOMEN'S, i : HILDREN'S

1] Howse Slippers i hs

Tiarge assortment of regular 49¢ dress materials “In very desirable —patterns. Make a lovely Christmas gift,

‘Men's Rayon -

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PLASTIC

TABLE COVERS 3.5]

54x72-inch and 54x54inch clear. plastic -table covers. Use over your good linen to save wear and laundry,

%: RIESE Ti WASH CLOTHS 12 for $ i Special savings on some regular 15c¢ cloths. High-

ly absorbent 11-inch size.

CHILDREN'S

Training Pants ~ 4 w?]

Ever popular, always ‘tiseful white cotton training pants, sizes 1 to 10.

$3.31 in firsts. tmperfectiofs” 23 aimost imperceptible. Loveliest 3 ‘patterns imaginable»

Children's

2.3

7 Outstanding value in cotton wu flannel robes Pink or blue with tie belt. Sizes 1 to J.

> LUNCHEON | SETS

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Jeannet to slaswary Jesvice for or All DOLLAR DAZE . nner pla : and: saucers, cream end sigar § SALES FINAL

NO LAYAWAY, PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS, PLEASE Subject fo Available Quantities

————— ~~ SPECIAL CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS DR 8 STARTING SAL, DEC. 4 rs | 25 IV. JLLINOIS = Fry a - ¥/523 iS 4 Til 8:30. M. Open Daily at 8:30 A. M.

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"Heavy metal frame with net |- Boys and Girls’ R NC y x ‘ AA complete. $2.29 each. ¢ | Reynolds, No ernon, who died | S$. 95 Saturday’ in Our Lady o Lourdes Tuesday in the home of her ’ $1.00 Per Pale ic C es =1 $13.50 TRICYCLE 58. 95 ! t-inch rubber

after an illness of five years. She Street Christian Church, * Ko- was 67. A lifelong resident of | et” 61. A ltelong re ~.. WOMEN...

Willis Dye. prominent ‘lumberiChurch. She will ‘be buried in| WILL FIND A LARGE SELECTION , and a sister, Crown Hill Cemetery. OF HALF SIZES AND LARGE SIZES |

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20-Inch ball [hearing wheel, tires. Red fin

$11.95 BABY GRAND PIANO 7 95

18 Keys. [Ivory finish; stands 13-inches high; i BO DONE oo ienienis inde ananhan natant

$4.25 WICKER BASSINETTE $3, 98

Lovely bassinette on wheels ... .............

$4.25 FIRE HOOK AND LADDER $2 OF $3.25 MILK TRUCK _________ -%2.49

Misses

"$2.48 BASEBALL AND BAT____ $1 69 Sn Dramatic gutter in " : supp. by. intri $5.00 2-GUN HOLSTER seT.$3.98 Por bull uve and girls. 20° Wheels, made a ; sequins nd meta cate Ee Sass ~just for the big boys’ bicycles. “Charge | : : line and $5.00 BABY DOLL, MOVING = : ty Takiine ant EYES AND VOIGE.________ 3.49 | $5.00 DOWN, CASH or CREDIT | | Acco Pe Tor SEE

tery slimness in romaine. Black, royal blue, teal and grey. Sizes 16% to 2215. The half-size dress at the budget-size price. As

Say. terry Christmas" Williams’ Gift Sef advertised in "De

With One of ou Hn Nay 2 Comber Charm These Crisp New ..1- o> 14 — —Sotand Foor

8 Each set consists of Aqua : GC 0 ON | von Save tion” ater | Gift Special? ‘ : Fi oY tube of Saving Cream. : ih i . Chair—Side Combination

DRESSES | a ~ END TABLE AND

j 15, 20: and; 30 denier hose; sizes’ 81 to 10% “inthe new- |

Arper

fect these hose would “sell J Eor-$1.50:40-51.95: xiv

“Hope” Bleached | pe Pillowcases | NoWe’irng fl——_ Theldeal

42x36 ‘In.

Nice. quality percale in florals, polka dots ‘and plaid patterns. Button . c. coat styles, with ricsrac each or: -eyélet trimming on neck and pockets, Set in belt. Full Shirts. Sizes Hope bleached Pillbwinges

16 to 44, Snow white bleached. Fifst §— quality. ; 59¢ Value:

: Moving eyes and voice, fully . Goll Anish bridge arm i wk ; ly cotton dressed; rubber arms and ® Gold finish metal reeded tubing We are proud lo bier Tes Jovely o dq legs. Regular $5 value, * ® Electric safety automatic lighter print Sresses, y 3 . new sty ey nd S Ui ¥ ; ® Brass plated cigarette container prints, in plaids, checks, florals, and so : ® Brass plated ash receiver colors. Ruffled or wide hems. Tub fast. Xmas Tree Lights $ 00 ® Triple electric attached outlet 3, 1%. 7 to 12. 1 ® Separate radio outlet. Sizes 1 to 3, 3 to 6% 9 Seis — © 8-Way reflector lamp ; Down ® 3 Stages of light, 50- 100; 150 Watt $ 09 Holds ® Braid, trim pleated effect shade Your ® 7-Ply veneer hardwood Girls’ fier Cholce ® Walnut or blonde finish , : Be wt Star Store—Third Floor

Complete In a box, $1.00. | “we

. Regular $1.69 value. ” "” DRESSES ee MONUMENT : Men's Slipper

| Reg. $398 10 $598 | $88 BED SPREADS Men's wool lined leather, Actual $5.95 Values | - $ 9s fe re

v | ® Blue, Rose and Green

' ®84x105-Inch Full Bed Size Children’s $2.98

cales, = slightly soiled, ‘ final clearance, Sizes 7 ia Sivwa rubber, Bizes 12 Monument heavy qualify, colonial design bed spread, Extra “to 12. 0 length, covers your pillows; first quality.

/ / $ vl Star Store—Basement

— — THE » DIANAPOLIS mE BS | THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1048 aughter, Ts rothea Smith, n H 0 \ : 3 r pli dasghler St. will be held at 11 Noe hoy a Mm. i Hoy Father Divine Opéns Ho :

Step-In Boots One group ‘of cotton rr a 5 QQ dresses in ginghams, ® $ 9 $ y broadcloths ‘and per- . ;

for in.