Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1950 — Page 16
ae bis i Worthy Maton rg Nye To Be Installed
oy of Squore, : Mrs, Ruby Kercheval, 3820 E.| RIT morrow in the
Desling 324 st, will be installed as (WRIGHT'S) Veritas Temple.
worthy matron of Brightwood | Other officers oft OFFER GOOD VALUES clude: ON CREDIT FOR EASTER! a
51 00 -DOWN
42 Years “In Same Location
Vera Day, secre- Be” : tary; Mrs. Helen 4
A WEEK! COATS & SUITS.
4 tron; James Dun- |
‘gan, associate Ji sure and see our smart new HATS 4
treasurer; Mrs
. | conductre gros in § ond Styles.
ii § to $49.50.
{Ruth Dishinger, Ruth; Mrs. Ruth|
patron; Miss HANDBAGS just arrived from New York
Fashion Centers. |warder, and Clifford Scholey,
Sentinel.
MEN'S FINE ALL WooL
SUITS & TOPCOATS
$2950
Children’s Workers % Institute Planned
workers will meet tomorrow from {9 a.m. to 4 p. m. in the Irvington
Chapter 399, OES, at 8 p. m. to-
cobs Brothers West Side Chapel, Thompson will Burial will be in Floral Park.
Thomas B. Jackson, 34, of 3168 the “Y” in Pitts 'N. Olney 8t., who, they said, fired Purgh. Pa. Apr. § the fatal charge from a shotgun. 1. Mr. Vaughn
3 had lived in Indianapolis 13.
Wells, Esther; Mrs. Ruby Ponsler, | ne, Philadelphia, Pa.; Carvid Martha; Mrs. Mary Robertson, 114 C1 |Electa; Mrs. Rose Parsons, Dea re oyeland, Fi Henry, Ind 2nd FLOOR
‘Max Wilson Lintecum | UP 10
was 35.
fee py Th PE mee in “13178 N. Illinois St, and 601 a en I Tons cromrars ; West St. but made no arrests. i = Services Monday en ed EE c E
Services for Arzell P. Lloyd, bert H. THOWP,who was shot and killed Tueaday, ret Business In
be held at 1 . m. Monday in Ja. Since 1928. Mr.
(take over a simPolice meanwhile were holding Uar position with
Mr. Lloyd, who was 27, was a's a native of
native of Jacksonville, Fla. He| Virginia, but re- Mr. Vaughn . 5. celved a BS degree in business ad-. {and was employed the past three ministration from Butler Uni} ¢ rs, jana a half years by the Johnson versity in 1948. iCunn ng AM, Neo Kercheval {Chevrolet Co., Inc. PS NFW ARAR W {Surviving ~re his wife, Aurelia; FEARS NEW ARAB WAR | Esther Mae Cook, conductress; his father, Phillip Liovd, Jack- | Mrs, Maxine Campbell, associate sonville; six sisters, Mrs. Effie —Dr- J- C. Hurewitz, onetime Lowe. Mrs. Mattie Suter and Mrs, State Department specialist on] = Mrs. adic” “Tuttle, chaplain: Dorothy Sansberry, [ndianapolis; SA te aanger ura |Mrs. Catherine Garshwiler, mar- MTs. Lillian Lawson, Jacksonville, "¢W Arab-Jewish war. |shal; Mrs. Edith Martin, organist; jand ss Bice 100 aid Mrs le of Cleveland, Mrs. Doris Baker, Adah; Mrs. O. and four brothers, David Girton . 40 West Dress St.
oyd, Jacksonville: Clarence
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 24 (UP) |
SAVINGS
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i Services for Max Wilson Ldn-] ecum, 1020 N. Belle Vieu 4
who died yesterday in Memorial | STEP Better Hospital, Franklin. will be at The Methodist District Vaca- 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in G. H. Herr
tion School Institue. for Children’s Mann Funeral Home. Burial will SIZES % 40 24; © Open il $07 Just For You
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Dresses Blouses Skirts Lingerie
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= | MEMPHIS, Tenn. Mar. 24 2 Shel by BT city 4 police yesterday, each redeemable for 18 to seothe, : smosth with Gently In progress at|10 cents on a pound of sausage os snowothers were
SLEARANGE : THE
GIGANTIC SHOE SALE
-4024-EAST- WASHINGTON STREET
! :
Continuing thru SAT., MARCH 25TH
Hours Daring Sale 8 AM. to 8:30 P.M.
Every Pair of Shoes in the Store on Sale
NO OLD Men's dress and work shoes, girls’ and boys’ shoes, children’s high shoes, oxfords, Open Fri. Eve STOCK patents. Ladies’ play shoes, rubber footwear, slipper and many others. Until 9:00
CHUCK'S SHOES AND REPAIRS
4024 E. WASHINGTON BL. 0566
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police confiscated a n | Mexsana. Skin Cutan lottery ticket books in two other 55000 FLYING SAUCERS 8 thin tant double Joe Morgan, 36, of 1862%
medicated. Greascless, -white. For daily correc. and each labeled JIeTS were'and each labeled “flying saucer.” tive care, start | using Mexsana Skin Cream.
1 | ACROSS FROM THE SAHARA GROTTO CLUB
IT'S OUR ANNIVERSARY sc Ss
| Methodist Church,
Miss Edna Cutshaw will teach
la class In vacation school admin-, | istration. Other instructors in the! forenoon and the departments
il If you are interested BUY in dressing smartly
ON LONG TY sed $49.50
Complete Line of i they will represent are: Mrs, Wil1B 328005 - New Mets, Shoes liam Lull, kindergarten; Miss Aland Furnishings! pha Joslin, primary department:
{Miss Margaret Champlin, junior { department; and Mrs. Clara Rip- | pel, junior Big. school depart- | ment. Activity demonstrations following the lunch hour, for children of different age groups, will in{clude one in “Choric Reading,” by Mrs, Maurice Kerr; Dramat- { ics,” Mrs, Virginia Brackett Green; “Mural Making,” Miss, {Ann Mallett, and “Visual Aids,” {Misc Marjorie Wright. The Rev. (Henry G. White, host. pastor, will {close the institute with devotions fand a consecration service,
CLOTHING & JEWELRY SHOPS
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this 3-pe. W alnut or Maple bedroom.
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“special” lamp for your home in this group.
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Large selection to choose from. You're sure to find ’,
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J HERE'S HOW YOU SAVE
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