Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1949 — Page 10

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su : _ FIRST THEY PLAYED the overtiire waiting. for people to squat. They played it over and over and over. Can't ‘fool me. That's why they call it the “over” ture. People’s tried for weeks to get tickets, but one little girl I know figured the rain would cause some cancellations, “Sure enough,” she told me. “1 walked up at 7 and bought a ticket.” WCTU Unit to Meet Irvington Chapter, WCTU,. will meet at 1 p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, 312 N. Ritter Ave. Mrs. H. A, Vertrees will speak on “How a Bill Becomes a Law.” Mrs. H. B. Morrow will be in charge of devotions.

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not allowed to tell what it was because the party who missed his cue would be mad at me. Once Lisa rushed up to a guy and sald she’d once met him, Don’t yom remember? In front of the Harvard Club? I had something in my eye and | you took me to Atlantic City to get it out?” she said. .Bella and Samuel Spewack: wrote that.

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ran around saying, “Isn't it lovely?" They applauded Cole Porter who sort of acknowledged it from ais seat without rising. Elsa Maxwell, sitting nearby, looked ravishing. Rise Stevens, Leonora Corbett, Luba Malina, and Mrs. Earl Wil-

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son also looked ravishing, and Gilbert Miller, Herbert Bayard Swope, Moss Hart, Lee Shubert, Eddie Dowling. Harry Sobol, George Solotaire, Dave Davidson, Johnny Shubert, Val Sherry, Will Glickman and Robert Goldstein looked particularly ravishing. If anyone there looked unravishing, I missed them com-

- = =» : MRS. CORNELIUS VANDER-

[known well known, was When I was introduced to her, Mrs. Vanderbilt stuck out her hand and like a dope, I shook it. Then I saw guys all around her kissing that hand, It was too late for me. It's the end of me socially. It's also the ond of this story.

Irving Berlin but it's a nightmare to me.”

JOHN GARFIELD’'S next picture will be a comedy, “The World; and Little Willie.” . . . Ella Fitz-|

Christ Episcopal Church. Besides her sisters in California she is survived by two other sisters, Mrs. Thomas E. O'Hara, Cambridge, |Mass., and Mrs, V. E. Killee, In‘|dianapolis.

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P. L. McDaniel

. Services for Peter Lawrence] .

McDaniel, retired farmer, who died Saturday in his home, 1553 N. Arsenal Ave. were to be held at 2 p. m, today in King & King Chapel. - Burial was to be in Floral Park. He was 91. A native of Scott County, Virginia, Mr. McDaniel had been an Indianapolis resident 60 years. His survivors include three sons, James McDaniel, White Plains, N. Y,, and Carl and Edward McDaniel, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs, Ella Grundy, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Betty King, Virginia; 10 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren.

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ir Happened Low Nigh— ~ Norske Roy o Services ces Sherban Gas Delis Insid Success Comes for Friday Dive Herp 3 Re ve = pierce on sume vee [figg Hore at 4) | po nieen penn | mELCn Funeral Planed |.2=s.cx.. =. Dies Here at 8 | eon cer at Whe Ye&| services for Sherban Charles i, oul, y To Cole Porter Set Buel Tomorrow | terday, will be held at 11 a. m.|Graves, 1401 St. who! {ou Knew wh - In Concordia Cemetery Friday in Flanngr & Buchanan iy in General Hos- easantl) A a New Show wh Triumph ‘Otto ¥, Marsischke, native off mortuary. Burial will be in/bital after a | long tliness, will be mesa, ak ha ‘Of Indiana Over Inertia ~ Germany, who died Monday in his|Crown HiL He was 39, a Crane of The a Here's proof thot a good sport of king home, 2918 E. 18th St. will be Mr. Royer left Indianapolis In'Byrial will be in Crown Hill laxative can good! on champagn xX [buried in. Concordia Cometery(1930 to. join the. Ulta States miner He was 46. laste can you. It By Earl Wilson after services at 10 a. m. tomor-| Rubber Co., Chicago. At the time| , Mr. No bad “medicine” taste when you're an old NEW YORK, Jan. 8—Two hundred buc was “offered!row in Moore Mortuaries Northiof his death he was Chicago dis- a ative ot Tadiunapoliey Me} No bia ed es po I¢ jos ke ie copy is a 'einc |for a pair of tickets to the opening of Cole Porter's musical/Fast Chapel. trict sales manager for the com-|untVe® OO. CRETE o¥ 0o)| ing delicious chocolate! Ex-Lax is ; Pp Ly show, “Kiss Me, Ka AEATNES] An ndianapotie resident “So[pany. Railroad 18 years. Previously h elective. Mt. gets somite Jevres OW, years, Mr, died at 72.) A graduate of DePauw Uni-\was an employee of the Penn-| 28 in a gentle way, Many use bien des cho: The fellow who was offered this load of loo turned it A botlermaker Es las ah He -was a Ex-Lax in their prac- about the roc yin | Railroad shops 50 years, Delta Tau Delta, Masonic member of Union Congregational tee Sell aly 19, ; to ot . er And this is a record ticket offer. I gather ab CT a i a torn Cle, ol. noe Wise ature Yorguts* ‘romember usually is § ek ee : Survivors " hrases Porter of Peru, Ind, has| "SOME MIGHTY PURTY sing- ok Peters Evangelical Lutheran| Survivors are his wife, Mar-/Marie; two sons, Carl §: and - : bg finally made good. He is aing and dancing poured, FV" "yy curvived by two daugh-/mothar, Mr. Clara and Li Jack G. Graves; tun daughicrar: others. . ph ~~ of = Indi - f from - Royer, In-|Migs and Miss Bar frivmipl of; ana over|? Drake, -Patricialters, Mrs. Alma Woolscheid, Chi-|dianapolis. bara C. Graves, and a brother,] THE CHOCOLATED LAXATIVE, - ar nertia, Morison and , and Mrs. Olga Moon, In a. B. J dd James Graves, all of Indianap- ner of a Npsti If a shows worth $100 . neat Harold Tmang—{dianapolis; two, sons, William M. v olis, and two sisters, Mrs, Nona|. “The err, Juni 10 heat his Baw | ogc Tope » 3 t rr Ty 13 ars aischice, Jn Abideér Birdick Judd, 50 Con- Vass, Miami, Fla, and Mrs. Ah, ha, mc iit, so I put on my mink raincoat Six years apples great-grandchildren. Sura St., retired farmer who died|Juanita Bell Seattle. - : that means e —just something I trapped-—and this Rosco, Pa. pai nday, will be buried in Floral Nora Belle Hunter nce, vic ‘squashed ‘into the Century babe, then uo Mi ss Harriet. Vaughn Park following services at 11 aN Bells “Hunter 5228 | Medical Test Proved This You ain't kid Theater :fccguite {gober). chorus_chick. at| Services’ for Mis Harriet A.[%I% (omOrrow in the Conkle u-lo LC, oC," Rond, who diea| G64 10 Relieve Periodic Ah, Zo Lev I WAS WITH ‘such folks as ins Vetuiles vaughn, formerly of Indianapolis, Born in West Plains. Mo. Mr. Monday in General Hospital, will ." FURTHER Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, the rr adwa Who died Dec. 27 in Paso Robles, |, 4 "wr, was 79, had a jbe: buried in Elwood following a levres” (che queen of society; Gladys Swarth- pd on ro 4 y/Cal., will be held at 2 p. m. to-|7 dianapulls 2esldent 13 MN 80 gorvices at 10 a. m. tomorrow see it means out: Elsa Maxwell and Russell Miss Kirk “Ehes m Gay. jmortow in Stirling Funeral Home. | 70 Fo de six sons, |!n the Conkle Funeral Home. | are you iroubled by distress of for New Look” | Crouse, Findlay, O's WIthering|iuis prophetically, | ‘ies Vensnn whe ios ot 774] Sidney Judd, Morgantown; Cura She died at 75. Reet oc, cia make yon sue answer to Shakespeare—and a And’ sure’ bnouh. Lisa, “a Miss Vaughn, who lived at 774| 5,44 Blytheville Ark : Ho and An Indianapolis resident since|} trom pain, feel so nervous; weak, funny thing happened to me. dt " t ugh I West Drive, Woodruff Place, Dulin Judd, Indiana hg last July, she was a native of || high-strung—at such timesi Then Nobody asked me for my Atovery of mine’ as OW |;oved to Califérnia recently to\Judd, Flint Mich. and Clit Juda, Tipton County. She is survived he Campana to rellevs sub sym. ticket!’ En ule of [ive with two sisters, Misses Jea~|Detroit; three Haahtors MiLiby three ‘nieces and a nephew. || toms! in s recent medical est this Its a. regular $9.60 opening stopped the show a couple o nettg and Louise Vaughn. Cassi ’ ughters, Mrs. etme en proved remarkably BT to womnight ticket, good as new, and the men, Zan A native of New Palestine, she and oe Misses Newpo = ATE, FUBACCO BE an troubled this WA7. AMF GFugitonie B. 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