Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1950 — Page 10

Burial Park Cemetery. . Friend, who was 69, Saturday in his home, He was a native of Levey, Ky., and a resident of Indianapo- |W He was a member

lis 20 years. of the Christian C hill, Ky. Surviving are a son, Gurney M. Crown Hill. Friend; two daughters, Mrs. Thel-| ma Combs and Mrs. Lora Thys-|in Indianapolis 46 years. gen: two brothers, Robert Friend,a member of the Christian Marcilliat, Iowa. Madison, and Lee Friend, Ander- Church. son, and two sisters, Mrs. Eliza-| beth Owen and Mrs. John Mel-| Walter 8. Edwards; three neph-

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six grandchildren. ——— - — a niece, Mrs. O, E. Bodenberg, all

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By Earl Wilson

about now a Hoosier authior,

{should be pulling into Indianapolis on his way to Mexico to write & play with a Minnesota focale. ~~ I asked the playwright—tall, slim Joseph Hayes, for“merly of 5896 N. Oxford St., Indianapolis—about the idea of going South to write about the North country.

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“It’s simple,” he said. “Our, place in Connecticut is deep. in snow so we're going where| it's warm—my wife, our boy and I mysell.” Hayes’ wife is the former Marri-. jane Johnston, of 5926 E. Oak,

ber of hia; church. the 1800 block of 8. West Bt. Indianapolis. His father, Harold Mr. Farquer is survived by his be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Stirling’ grandchildren. "Hayes. is with the Banner-White-wie Hrs. a in | Funerat Home. Burial ss De in William T. Marcilliat hill Furniture Co. there. = | ‘ x E ; 3 Soe . Ta Beverly! Mr. Cochrun was employed the Services for Willlam T. Marcil- | Besides, Hayes Jovited wut, 4 A Farquer, Indianapolis; a se- past three years in Allison Di-iliat, retired employee of the Al. wast} ng gg ef ter. Mrs. Mabel Parker, Clayton, vision, General Motors Corp. He lison Division of general Motors| Wrote. His E ’ } four ‘Leaf and Bough,” which had an ‘own penicillin:

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Earl's Pearls A ° wisecrack,

Warren, is something Henny! Youngman said. today, which will be attributed to]

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in "Lucas Memorial Brown County Burial will be in Crown sy, 500 flop last year.

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Surviving are his wife, Mrs.! «gpT 1 DIDN'T have any!

who!

Margaret Carver, Scottsburg, Ky., Addie Inglehart, Calland a brother, George|

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who died his life in Indianapolis. « = ® [cause the bust is none too good.”

{about the play before it opened. » body!”

[Hayes and the director were argu- OF YOUR OWN

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“How de you like that? And Tru-

of | {York from Indianapolis for the man can't even do an ‘Off to He was an em- | opening and went home right | Buffalo’!”

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“I saw a story the other day Miss Lois Jones, 56-year-old for-| about that same director,” Hayes! (mer schoolteacher, who dled Fri-|ja,ghed. “It kaid he was making |day in Methodist Hospital, Indi-| changes in a play just coming!

garten many years in her home| was a genius. “If it had been a flop they would have been blasting ‘that damn author’.” All that's finished, though, and fthe new play is taking all his (time. He estimates he can finish lit in six weeks and will have it jon Broadway this Fall. { s = =» | HAYES AND HIS WIFE at-| tended Arsenal Tech and later| Indiana University. They came to New York and Hayes became a play. reader for the Samuel French play publishing company. ‘Meanwhile he writing short plays which French published for high schoel use. - | “I wrote the first one in 12| wm, days,” Hayes recalled. “I couldn't] = do that now. We've done rine or [ 10. They've helped finance the | {time spent . on the Broadway thing.

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