Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1950 — Page 18
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Central and Phyllis Wheatley! branches YWCA today began observance of “Membership Emphasis Month,” which will close May 6. The local units will join with, 439 community YWCA's over the country, and with student associations in 609 colleges and rural groups in 1550 localities, in celebrating National YWCA Week Apr. 23 to 29.
For Lafayette Native Harry Shaw Adams, {pendent clockmaker, died today! {in his home, 4925 Carrollton Ave. | Before his retirement in 1943, | Mr. Adams was a traveling sales{man for Hibben-Hollweg & Co. A native of Lafayette, he lived lin Indianapolis since 1919. He, {was a member of Fairview Pres- | byterian Church. Scottish Rite land United Commercial Travelers!
. Special events at thé Phyllis Club. } d 5 e said. El M fter his vi § XP . Hi ine ; novelist, told me he will brin orocco after his virus siege, LEY \ Wheatley branch will ineliide a | Services at 1 p, m. Wednesday t 40 that he Bb 8! former Mary Welsh of the maga-| “They think. if you get a book |. . « That's Earl, brother. Shit Ls \ SOvered Gish supper Apr. M4. al - in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, °U ‘Poems 113. Ne NaS zines, are wondrously healthy|in condition the way a horse is ocelot IHN h\ €alfee hour Apr. 21, a program Thomas Mitchell will be followed by burial in Ox- written since 1921. “and filed now. despite the scare they got|conditioned, to run the best race| : ah
Apr. 28 and x= family night May
5. All are scheduled for 7:45 p. m.. “It-was great to get off the | ford, Ind. Plan Open House train and feel spring in the | Survivors include his wife, Central YWCA plans open air” Irma; a daughter, Mrs. Muriel
That was Thomas Mitchell's Adams Stahl, and his mother,
Mrs. Clifford Hart in charge. Its comment today; shortly after he Mrs. Eva Adams Butler, annual meeting will be May 11. arrived from Detroit for the Indianapolis. Workers’ meetings will be held six-day. run of “Death--of -a-
at 7:30 tonight in the Phyllis Salesman” opening tonight at Mrs. Carrie Bush's .
house Apr. 19 and Apr. 26, with
Wheatley branch, with Mrs. Ru- the Murat. fus Kuykendall as chairman, and Writin an early-mornin at 100a. m tomorrow in the Cen- letter oo) his Hotel Join Ns Rites Wednesday | tral branch with Mrs. C. D. Vaw- sulte, ‘he postponed . comment | Services for Mrs.
ter as chairman. Mrs. Oliver T. Martin is membership chairman of the Wheat-
on the. Arthur Miller play in Alma LaShorne Bush, 128 N. Col-|
which he stars. “I always think ,rado Ave, will be at 10 a. m.| it's better for the reporter to
ley branch. Mrs.” Osm& Spurlock see it first before we - discuss Wednesday in Moore & Kirk Irv-| asd Mrs. Oe hayes are So it.” he said. “After-al, it is a ington Chapel. Burial will be in| thor “Membership tmpaa" very unusual play.” Washington Park. Mrs. Earl Stumpf is member- fi ie ~~ v1 Mrs. Bush, who was 69, died
{yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. { Employed at Technical High] School for five years, she was al member of the Wallace and Mich-
ship chairman and ‘“Membership Notmoh A. Cain,
Emphasis Month chairman” of |
the Central branch. Farmer, Dies
Program Listed
, { Services for N an A. Cain Tonight's program at the whe tied this nal A “his igan Lutheran Church, Queen) Wheatley branch will include a home. 1711 N. Banc EE a wil Esther OES, Fidelity Rebekah! welcome by Mrs. Felix Vonnegut. | 2." p. m. Wednesday in Moore lodge, Pocahontas Lodge, Hakecommunity singing led by Mrs.
& Kirk Irvington Chapel Gonard A. Felland, accompanied vingilo ap
will be in Memorial Park. and the White Shrine of Jeru-!
by Mrs. Mable Cole a talk by Born in Jefferson County, Mr, salem No. 6. Mrs. Frank D. Walker and a Cain had lived here six years. A Surviving are her motion picture, retired former, he was 76 Carrie E.; a son, Paul R.; a sister Mrs. Felland will lead singing Surviving are three daughters IMrs. Imogene - Martin; three At tomorrow’s meeting, and there Mrs. Emma Higdon, Mrs. Mar will be talks by he Vonnegut nr Ed gan, Mrs. Faye grangohiidren Ju a Mrs. Vawtei and Mrs. Helen Russell, all of Indianapolis; four
Basch, and the showing. of a sons, Lawrence, Roy and Carwon Mrs,
_Tennie Savage
So Tonvie. ca Cain, of -MeCordsville; and-Elayds : i ——— —~-|Cain, Anderson; one half-brother, | Services for Mrs. Tennie Sav-! . New M Skin Cream Basil Stewart, Cal; 28 grand- age will be held at 1 p. m. to-|
cantains lanolin, is children and orie great-grandchild. morrow in the Church of the Liv-/ gently medicated ling God, California and North
hia i Charles V. Thomas Sts: Burial will be tn New Crown: make-up perfectly, | | Mrs. Savage died yesterday in. ( he, sof. | : a her home, 812 California St. She! was 60. She was born in Edna, Tenn., and had resided in Indianjaro 12 years. who ‘Was 25. died! Surviving are her son, Lewis; Saturday in his home. A native | three brothers, Alto Robinson and! of -Bloomington, he lived in. Indi: Emmett Marshall, both of In-| anapolis. He was a freight dlanapolis, and Tommy Wallace,
Services for Charles V. Thomas [811 Lockwood S8t., will be at 10 a. m, Wednesday in McCarty Mortuary. Burial will be in Bloomington. Mr. Thomas,
wait, buy = jar now’
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Doubles, or Duplexes that show a handler in Keeshin Motor Express Nashville, Tenn; two sisters, Mrs. sood income, where tenants pay all Te five years. He Oe 3 Press Willie Hawking and Mrs. Lena fuel and utilities. Please give full Plummer, both of Indianapolis:
ber of thé River Avenue Baptist!
details in frst letter. Box B-416, Times
ing grandchildren.
Surviving are his parents, Mr : : and. Mrs. Charles - V. Thomas; Mrs. Maggie Ballinger Services Mrs. Maggie B.|
Awo brothers, Raymond K., Indi- for anapolis, and Robert H., Bloom- Ballinger, 1934 Yandes St., will be, ington; and two sisters Ellen Jean and Mildred Thomas, Indianapolis.
Misses at King & King Chapel Tuesday at 10 a. m. Burial will be in New {Crown. M K fi 5 : | Mrs. Ballinger, who was 74, died Ro rs. ane oquires Saturday in her home. Born in * Your Braud pple eweier : Columbia, Ky., she lived here 30. D. V. SCHAFER Services for Mrs. Katie Squires, years.
6317 Guilford Ave.
1149 Harlan 8t., will be at 1 p. m.| tomorrow in the Olivet ‘Baptist| Church. Burial will be in New N Crown. bmn messin Mrs. Squires, who was 80, | }
Surviving are a son, William] arnett, Indianapolis, and a sister, irs. Alice Pierson, Wyoming, 0.
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died Thursday in her home, She Services Planned Ken-
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was born in Beran County
WATCH REPAIRING tucky, but lived in Indianapolis FOP William V. Doogs 65 years. 8he was a member of Times State Service ithe Olivet Baptist Church and' TELL CITY, Apr. 10—S8ervices
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Sisters of Charity, No, ‘10. for William V, Doogs of St. Croix, She is survived by a brother, former Democratic state Senator
. Abe Franklin; three stepsons, from Perry County, were being 3 Day Service ’ Roosevelt, Charles and lee arranged today, JEWELRY cd Squires, and three stepdaughters, ‘zp Doogs, who was 72. died| D 18 N. IMinois $1. Found Margaret Indigma Rd Me. Saturday. A native: of Perry na 8 Polls, and county, he attended Brist Carpool Hotel 8 : Nistow and poo dg. Mrs. Estella Martin, “Springfield Branchville schools there. He
p11. __|served in the General Assembly
3 8 “7 |in the late 20's. He was a mem2 ’ ber of the Moose Lodge and the Knights of Columbus. His wife, Elizabeth, survives.
lEx-Hencock Assassor ‘Buried at Fortville
Times Stale Service FORTVILLE, Apr. 10— Walter E. Chappell, former Hancock [County assessor. who died Friday in Long Hospital, Indianapolis, | was buried in Fortville yesterday.
“Want to be a patient. Na RL 1a
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Services for Mr. Chappell, who! was 78. were held in McCarty] {Funeral Home here. The Rev.|
Estell Taylor, pastor of Fortville! Christian Church, officiated. |
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husband, Wes about the 23d Regiment of! Infantry. “most poems are about love.”
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MONDAY, APR. 10, 1950
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- Will Publish Verse Written Since 1921; More Stories Due .
By Earl Wilson NEW YORK, a. 10—Ernest Hemingway will soon| ‘be introduced to the literary world as Ernest Hemingway | the Poet.
O'Dwyer in Florida, passengers in Mi- Mr ami just ask *
Democratic ticket.”
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Between sips of teqquila—he took it in the authentic YOU read my book—a guy like me|ton.
h Mexican way, licking the salt off his hand and sucking the ag 20; 4 White.
lemon—gray-bearded “Papa” Hemingway,
{when some shot wadding got! it can . . in his eye. on g 8 {think you're insecure.”
He feared partial blindness and| Listen”. I said,
lin my : pocket.” “Sure, I wrote poetry all along,
as they call him in Cuba, where for a Hemingway book. “Now 1 feel good. Any time. 1 “So my first poems were pub feel this good, I should get the lished in Germany—long before hell home,” he said. ta
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“These guys thaPsictaf ook mented zitherist Franz Dietschour greatest or ine it over thé¥f. shoulder mann. .., John Perona returns to
. they're so stupid they
“When you but here they wouldn't buy any n 5 year wrote “Across the River ATTived here from Europe, you
said “Papacita,” and Into the Trees'—record time J only going to stay four ays
“Hell! I went to. Venice for shee. Tunch and stayed 40 days!” On this visit, Hemingway met
I a Pt i 01 retire? . Better Syyny Rune Tac whe, 2t the Heht ;
or morning, Hemingway dictated the words to go on his own arm. They were: [¥ | “Property of Mary Welsh. Please return.” '~. +. Gs} . . The Midnight Earl 8 | WHAT'S HOT: Arturo Tosca (nin, who'll travel In a special car
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Hitler and those b—— got in. | “This new book will be the “Then I went straight and break-through and after that I'm
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“But the kiss-and-write boys and girls are writing heavier
Dietrich, Burial ber Club, Wonder Workers Club, {them out loud in the Ritz Bar in Paris.” One poem’ he filed in his pocket POOks.”
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