Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1948 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. Local Deaths—

Plan Funeral Of Rev. Smith Here Friday

Set Rites for Pastor In 31st St. Church

“The-Rev.. Ldoyd.. Demar. Indianapolis | native, Christmas with his wife and two small children a little early last week in Marathon, N. Y. He died yésterday in the Lilly Clinic of General Hospital of heart complications after a three week's. illness. He was 29. Following the early Christmas celebration, Rev. Smith left by ambulance and Pullman Wednesday night for Indianapolis in order to enter the Lilly Clinic. His family followed and spent the holidays in the home of his parents, Mr. and - Mrs, H.-A, Smith, 1237 W. 31st St. Little Dianne, 5, and Eddy, two-and-one-half years old, were too worried to enjoy the Christ-

mas their daddy's parents had prepared for them. Born in Indianapolis, Rev.

Smith lived in Indianapolis 23 years before moving to Marathon in 1942 to assume the pastorate of the First Baptist Church

re. Built Up Congregation During his six years there, he built the small congregation from scarcely more than 50 to well over 150 and brightened the entire community with his spirit-| ual leadership. Fire gutfed the interior of his small church during his ministry and funds for the complete redecoration of its interior were raised through his efforts. He was a graduate of Shortridge High School and the Baptist Bible Seminary in Johnston City, N. Y., and president of the Baptist' Bible Seminary Alumni Fellowship. Before leaving Indianapciis, Rev. Smith was a member of the Thirty-First Street Baptist Church. Services at 2 p. m. Friday in the Thirty-First Street Baptist Church will be conducted by the Rev. Robert D. McCarthy, pastor of the church and Dr. Earl G.

Griffith, associate director of the;

Letourneau Foundation in New York City. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Other survivors besides his wife, Rubyann Brace Smith, his children and parents, are two brothers, Gene A. Smith, Little Rock, Ark. and Raymond 8. Smith, Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Pearson, Indianapolis.

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Mrs. Mildred Jordan, Moosehaven chairman, Women of the Mqose, will hold Her chapter program at 8 p. m, tomorrow, A dinner. will be held at 6:30 p.m, in the Fiesta ~ Room of Moose Lodge, 135 N. Delaware 8t, * Charles’ MecCall, secretary of LOOM 17, will

ment will be provided by Tru man Crowe and his daughter. The Shelbyville chapter will exemplify the ritual of formal intiation.

John F. Merrick Dies at Age of 72

Retired Engineer, Street Inspector

John "F, Merrick, retired In-; dianapolis street inspector and] engineer,, died yesterday in his home, 526 E. 24th St. He was 72.

Mr. Merrick came to Indianap-| olis from his native Shelbyville] in his early youth and was grad-| uatéd Jrom Shortridge High! School. dianapolis and was a city employee 18 years. He was a member of 88. Peter and Paul Cathe- | dral. . l Burial will be in Crown Hill Tollowing services in SS. Peter! and Paul Cathedral at 9 a. m. Friday.

His survivors include his wife,

Mrs. Jordan

Richard O. Merrick, Owensboro,

Oklahoma City, and two grandchildren.

Mrs. Reginald Cole

Services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cole, 233 N, State Ave., who 5 died yesterday in her home after] a year's illness, will be at 11| a. m. Friday in Christ Temple. Burial will be in Anderson Cemetery. -

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He spent 65 years in In-% n

Ky.; a sister, Miss Katie Merrick, |

Bodies of 11 Marion County Ow service men ure among the 152; Indiana war dead being returned |S to the United States from Europe aboard the U. 8 Army transport|, Barney Kirschbaum, the Depart-|; ment of the Army announced to-|;

day. Marion County war dead, all Army unless otherwise Indicated, and next of kin are: Pfc. John J. Adams, Mrs. Isabel | Young, 523 W. Wilkins St.; T-5| “Us Axsom; U 610 8. Roena St; 2d It, Patrick|,

‘|G. Brann, Helen E. Brann, 2114 14

Jack Calhoun, |

Gent Ave,; Pv 021-N. Jesersou ER

Julia Calhoun, Ave. Pf. Charles E. Knox, Bessie E. se Knox, 3010 Park. Ave.; 1st Lt.|g Kenneth C. Kuntz, Air Force, Charles M. Kuntz, 1010 N. Lin-| wood Ave.; tfc. Fred H. Newkirk, Edward Newkirk, 3235 Sutherland Ave.; Pfc. Benjamin T: Oakley, Vera Brady, 130 N. 4th St., Beech Grove; Pfc. Elmer M. Sedam, Mrs. Sadie R. fedam, 4640; Kingsley Dr. Sgt. Richard A. Schmutte, Alr| Force, Herbert A. Schmutte, 22 W. 34th St., Apt, 1; Pvt, John J.| Sledge, Everette C. Sledge, 720 Russell Ave. Other Indiana war dead, in-|

{cluding next of kin, are: | Tan

Adams, James Harold M,

Lt. James K. Adams, Elkhart; Pfc. i Magion Adkins, Vincennes; Pfc. Forrest Bates, Mrs. Hallie L. Bates, Princeton; Prt Joseph C. Bazan, Magdeline Bazan, East Chicago: 8/8gt. John J. Bellovary Ar Force, John Bellovaly; Gary; Op John Lo Beyer, Oscar IL er, isha Fi Sgt. Jesse T. Bobbitt, os | |H. Bobbitt, Mrs. Hazel Books, Elkhart | Walos Francis P. Brady, Ella M. Brady, ; Ple. Albert “R. Bruner, y * Bruner Evansville; | Budi George F. Budd Meari C. Buffington, Jasonville; _Pvt.

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Charles E.yDeffendoll, Air Roles, AaB Deffendoll, " Hazelton; Pfc. Mrs. Betty J hin {renceburg: 8 t. Raymond aries arco Dentino, ishawaka; Pfe. Charles] llar, Mrs. Little Surber, Marion;| 2d Lt. Benjamin PF. Du Bois, Air Force, | omas E. Du Bois, Rochester. { , Mrs. Mary Grif-| Dillon W, Ebler, john

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Mrs. Cole, who was 48, was born in Columbia County, New| York. She lived in Indianapolis 26 years and was a member of Christ Temple. Survivors include her husband, Reginald E. Cole; two daughters, | R. Strain, and a son, Reginald H. E. Cole, all of Indianapolis.

Edwards Rites Set for Friday

Services for Mrs. Anna Ed-| wards, 2860 Baltimore Ave., who died yesterday in her home, will be at 2 p. m, Friday in Mt. Zion Free Will\Baptist Church. Burial will be in Wood Haven Cemetery. {She was 92. | Mrs. Edwards was an Indianapolis resident 46 years. Born in { Kentucky, she lived in Shawnee{town, IIL, |She was a member of the Mt. |Zion Church, 24th and Hovey Sts. Surviving @re two daughters, Mrs. Emma Black and Mrs. Betty| |Yeakey; a son, Willle Edwards, all of Indianapolis; four grandchildren, and eight great-grand-children. j

Mrs. Jesse Jackson

Mrs. Gertrude Slater Jackson, 3001 E. 10th St, Indianapolis resident 55 years, dled yesterday, | She was 67. A ‘native of Manchester, Ind, Mrs, Jackson was a member of the Universalist Church, OES, [Electric Circle Club and the Monday and Friday Clubs. Services at 11 a. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary in

"Washington Park. Her husband]

Dr, . Jesse Jackson, is her sole immediate survivor.

Ida Goodman

Mrs. Ida Goodman, who died

ter, Mrs. Louis E. Myers, 518 -E. 31st St., will besburied in Linton, following services at 2'p, m. tomorrow in the Welch & Cornett ‘Funeral Home there. She died at 80. "Born in Ohio, she lived most of her life in Lihton before,coming

_She was a mem

Pocahontas, Linton. She is survived by another daughter, Mrs, Myrtle Larson, [Anders Nev.; a sister, Mrs. Alma

Anderson, Linton; two grandchiltren and four great-grandchil-dren.

(Eva Thompson

Services for Mrs. Eva Thomp- | son, 2346 Highland PL, yesterday in her home, will be at 1 p. m. Friday iii Patton Funeral Home. Burial Nu be in Floral Park. A native of on, Ky., she lived in Indianapolis two and a half years. She was 56. Surviving: are a sister, Mrs. Blanche Johnson; a niece, Mrs.

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