Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1949 — Page 11

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The Rev. W. T. Pearcy and Mrs. Pearcy say they will buy a new automobile with gifts of money presented them last night during a surprise party in the social rooms: of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Parishioners. and friends honored the pastor and his wife as

they look toward the Rev. Mr.|!

an active pastor for nearly 40 years. A festive program of vocal and instrumental music and talks was

Allen in charge. Miss Helen and Mrs. Charles A. Albrecht, organists; Davit J

choir director; and members of the church choirs supplied the special music numbers.

Brought in Wheelbarrow Master Charles Johnson, son of Sunday School Superintendent Alvey Johnson, brought the gift of money in a nail keg in a wheelbarrow into the reception room. A delegation from a former pastorate, the Olivet Presbyterian Church, Evansville, drove up for the party. The Olivet Church members sent gift checks and the choir, a large bouquet of

roses. Visiting clergymen who paid tribute to the Pearcys included: The Rev. Roy E. Mueller, execu-

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versity Division of Social Service| committee of the Administrative) =... away more than Siso/Altenheim of Indianapolis, 2007 were to be honored today at luncheon of the faculty and alum-|Pire this year were reappointediy. ... o4x7 Martindale Ave. nl in the Indianapolis Athletictoday by Gov. Schricker. Club. Candidates introduced by Dr Grace Browning, Miss Patricia Beall, Mr. and Mrs. James Brum Miss Elizabeth/due University, West Lafayette;/front door glass to gain entry.

Helm, Miss Louise Jeffers, - Ah/trical contractor, O. F, Wadleigh, Nee Leong,

mey Riley, and Deus Boal as the tes |

Killed in Crash

A 35-year-old woman was killed on State Rd. 37 south of Mitchell today when the car in which she was riding overturned after striking a culvert. Police identified the victim as Mrs. Vera Hoy of Gary. Officers said Mrs. Hoy was thrown from the car and pinned beneath it. The vehicle was driven by her husband, Lee. Edith Shearer, 55, of Hobart, was fatally injured in an auto-

tive secretary of the Indiana Presbyterian Synod; Dr. Alexan-| der Sharp; and Dr, L. C. Trent,

pastor of the neighboring Wood-[22;

ruff Place Baptist Church. The Rev. Roy Converse of Speed, Ind., will succeed the Rev. Mr. Pearcy as pastor of Westminister Church.

HONORED AT ANDERSON Carter Byfield, former Washington High School football star, has been awarded a certificate as one of the “most valuable” athletes at Anderson College,

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bile collision yesterday near Warsaw. Injured in the same accident were Hoyt F. Berg, 53; his daughter, Marjorie June Berg, ; Mary Ann Bunkowfst, 31, an her son, James Bunkowfst, 12, all of Gary.

OES 404 to Meet

North Park Chapter 404, OES, will be host to Mrs. Lucille Geyer of Sunman, worthy grand matron, at a 7:45 p. m. meeting. Tuesday in North Park Masonic Lodge. Mrs. Elsa P. Feucht is worthy matron and Theodore W. Feucht

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Warehouse Building The long-term lease by the RCA-Victor Division of the Radio| Corp. of America of a warehouse | building sold by the SchwitzerCummins Co,, was announced today by Paul L. McCord, realtor. The building at 224 St, and the Belt RR was bought by the Baxter trust with R. Norman Baxter, Emory R. Baxter and Delight «Baxter Bailey as trustees. It was immediately leased to RCA through Mr. McCord. No price | was revealed. The structure contains 230,000 square feet. Schwitzer-Cummins will move machinery from the

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Slugged, Robbed While Waiting for Bus

A 23-year-old factory employee was slugged and robbed of $23 early today as he waited for a bus at English Ave. and State Rd. 29. Robert Nash of the Linden Hotel, told officers he was attacked by a man who was hiding in the

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Altenheim Set For Anniversary

Four members of the advisory The 30th anniversary of thell ~|N. Capitol .-Ave., will be observed worth of meat from the C & Gat 3:30 p. m. Sunday.

Adolph Emhardt, president of day b eh The! A bloody trail was foundthe Altenheim board of directors, C0 ee consists o mem- will {ver an - bers, with terms of four expir- throughout the store by Merchant ome The Rov. Walter E. Maas.) » ing each year. Policeman Frederick Holt early pastor of Trinity Lutheran are Reappointed today were: En-/today. Police believed the burglar Church, will give the prayer and! gineer, Prof. T. W. Miller, Pur-icut his hand in smashing the benediction. The Indianapolis Maennerchor, iarchitect, George C. Wright, R.| Two boxes of the stolen meati!directed by Clarence Elbert, will Miss Lois R. 13, Box 239, Indianapolis; elec- were recovered in the vicinity. A make its annual appearance at box containing pork loins andthe home, presenting a musical cottage hams was found one-half program. Miss Charlotte Lieber, block away in an alley. ik a os by Miss Louise Ellig, was found in Douglas Park. will le lead 1 community singing.

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