Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1948 — Page 13

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TUBDAT. DRG 2 _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Ask Mrs. Manners— sop aR hh

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Thinks Bar No Place For Christian Wonian

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

This letter is written by an old man past three score and ten,

Of course, I'll be considered an

some judgment. The letter signed “Mrs. J. H. M.

old horse and buggy, but. I have! > who met her

hushand in a bar, is a disgrace to respectable Christ fan womanhood. No respectable Christian woman will visit night clubs and. bars. No respectable Christian woman will drink booze anywhere,

‘much less in a place where you|

must expect to hear all sorts of profanity and vulgar language. No Christian gentleman will frequent: those places or have anything to do with a woman who frequents, them. What sort of example are you getting before your children? Yoli say you know many lovely people who like to stop for a drink. My dear Mrs. J. H. M,, I don't think very much of your judgment of

lovely people. I married a clean charactered Christian girl and raised four children in a Christan home. That good: woman went home to glory after living wita me over

Rites Tomorrow For Lt. Squires

Drowned 8 Days : After Going Abroad

Services for Lt. James. D.| Squires, who died in action June, 20, 1944, after being overseas only | eight days, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Burial will- be -in-Hely Cross Cemetery.

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A native of Indianapolis, Lt. Squires was the son of the late . D. Squires. He was a gradA of Cathedral High School and was employed by the U. 8.! Rubber Ca. before his induction in August, 1941. He was drowned while stationed with the 15th Air Hakce {in Italy as a bomber pilot: ‘had completed two missions. | Burvivors include his mother § tand stepfather; Mr, and Mrs. Wil{tis ¥. Balser, Hicksville, O.; two sisters, Mrs. Florine Huddleston {and Mrs,

Helen Uberta, Indianlapolis, and three stepbrothers, Virgil and Karl Balser, |

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__X like hearing from you people who have done a lot of living— a lot of HAPPY living, Sir: I like to know how you do it. We all need to believe in ourselves, to. believe .in other people and to have them believe in us. Both of us are glad, I know, that Mrs. J. H. M. has a happy and secure marriage.

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Leroy Vickery 1» | Services: for Leroy “Vickery, | 1133 W, 30th St, who died yes. terday, will be held at 1 p tomorrow ‘in the Seventh Chris.

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Insist on Marrying CAN A PERSON get a blood test in Indianapolis and ‘then get a marriage license in Kentucky?! My boy friend and I want to get/ married, but’ we want: to finish] school and keep the marriage a|Bartdlomew County, he secret until we finish and until|Dere 30 years. ‘He was a member he gets a job and finds rooms. of Seventh Christian Church. Survivors include his wife;

we'll be 17 soon, Laura; a daughter, Mrs. Pauline

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bus, He was 68. ! Mr, Vickery was a retired car-

You'll probably try to talk us| into waiting, but we don’t want to. Can mérriedl people still go to]

school and if so, where? B. G. and F. You aren't ready for marriage if your two can’t-handle it alone.

“Evidently you plan to deceive |

your parents but let them keep you until the boy friend has a job @nd rooms. = Those: two projects might take months, and bring disappointments that would send “you home to-yeur parents,” It's a lot easier to ‘hang on to Hast Jove you_ think is perpetual - planned, secure Ne You could attend high school married, but schoel directors recommend night school at Manual and Tech for married people. Blood test requirements in different states vary, so write to the marriage bureau in the Kentucky city wheré you wish

"| Stites,

vou have a |

{ Kell, Lexington, Ky.; two so Jenn M. Vickery, St. Louis, Jack TL. Vickgry, Ft. Knox; a | stepdaughter, Mrs. Katherine

Darrell Steen, Denver; two sis-| ters, Mrs. Ira Sanders, Lakeland; {Fla., and Miss Ruth Vickery, Co-| ) and a brother, Clyde! Vickery, Columbus.

John W. Stewart Services for John WA Stewart, who died yesterday in his home; ! 1566 W. Wilkins St., will be held| lat 10 a. m. Thursday in Moore! Mortuaries- Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. | A lifelong resident of Marion County, he had been an employee of Trucking, Inc. 17 years. He! was 39. Survivors include bis wife, ver-| vil; a son, Charles E. Stewart; two daughters, Patricia M. and

Indianapolis; a stepson, | y

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Ruth Ann. Stewart; his mother, | Mrs. Katherine - Stewart; three brothers; Floyd and Lloyd Stewart, and a sister, Mrs. Frances Roberts, all of Indian-|

apolis.

Mrs. Carrie Orme Mrs. Carrie Orme, Southport, who died Sunday in the home of a daughter, Mrs, Ruth Tex, also

sesenes 3697 blue

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to marry (much against my Floor wishes). You both have to be 21, without parents’ consent, to marry in Kentucky. ;

' ‘Going Steady’

A BOY supposed to be going steady has asked me for a date, I think he is tops. Should I ac-

Charles,

ing steady in high school is alliGreenwood Cemetery following! right? Iservices at 1:30 §. m. today in the Golng steady in high school 'j C Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. | is all right, Sis, except you girls and boys can’t be sure you are going steady with “the right people witli you learn a ‘lot about people. You teen-agers are in. for mhany glorious changes in your lives, and they will affect your choice of people. You'll meet - new - people. and . have mew interests in college. You'll change still more on Jobs. So will Doys going in

A native of Southport, Mrs. ! Orme died at 83. She had been associated with the Home Insurance Co. of New York; 50 years and was a member of the” Southport Presbyterian Church. She is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Helen Scott, Los Angeles, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Mrs... Clyde Clarkson

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cept the date? Do you think g0-/of Southport, was to be buried i

Clarkson, "whirl Sunday ‘in’ her home, 1219 Thompson Rd. will _be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor-|

: Right “now Te “thr over a boy who probably Is a big rod in his class or om ‘the Basketball: floor. © You “don’t know -ahout his ambitions and his abilities~—and all those things are Important to keep. you thrilled. I'd wait until he has a date with another rl. or two before Accepting nim.

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the Chimes. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery. Born in Seymour, Mrs. Clark- | son, who was 75, lived in In-! dianapolis 50 years. She was a} ~Imember of the Seymour Method- § {st Church. No Names Survivors include her husband, 5 Clyde Clarkson, and § sister; Miss: I THINK L. C. (Never Happy) | and I are in the same shape and foo Buhner, both of Indian-| |

2 is would fice to correspond. with, : : For C. Aubrey Smith |

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 21 (UP)— The body of “Cr Aubrey Smith, | |famed English character actor) of stage and screen, was to” be | cremated today following private services at Beverly Hills, Cal. | ‘A memorial service will be held! next Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Church for the veteran actor, who died yesterday after | a brief {llness, Mr. Smith, 85, took to bed Joa | week with a cold which developed Friday nto « double e pneumonia.

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‘NEWCASTLE READER. All three of us would-be -unhappy if I'd recommend you to ‘each other and you were; disappointed. "NO NAMES—iorry.

Let Mrs, Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

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Party Tomorrow At Sahara Grotto

The Sahara Auxiliary Harmonettes will sing for the Sahara Grotto Christmas party at 8 p. m,| + tomorrow in the Grotto clubhouse, 4107 E. Washington St. and at

4107 GIVE THE GIFT ngs Hospital at 8 p. m.' Thursday. - YOU'D LIKE TO GET

Mrs. Marie Virt. is director, and . Mrs. Goldie Sdylor, accompanist,

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Dstt pte Lions Plan Luncheon The Lions Club of Indianapolis| will have a Christmas luncheon meeting at noon tomorrow in the, Claypool Hotel. A Good Will mes-| sage will be delivered by Salva. tion Army Brigadier Herbert Hill,| who will be assisted by the Salva tion Army band.

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