Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1950 — Page 16

~~ Monday #t the home of his grand-

Ta “I's Doc Hale

Veteran Educator Termed ‘Institution’

BL Mrs. Zula Zon Prat Taylor, for- 1, diana University there's a say- . mer school teacher and member, that “you aren't really a gradof a pioneer Westfield family, ,.¢s ir you haven't had a course died yesterday in her home. under Doc Hale.” Mrs. Taylor, who was 84, lived “Doc” of ‘whom it Is said “no at 5629 Carrollton Ave. The family student ever went to sleep in his home, which still stands at West- lclass,” is Dr. Will T. Hale, who field, was owned by Mrs. Taylor... 04 today after 37 years on the An Indianapolis resident most! English fachity. of her married life, she taught! Today, for the last time, Dr. in Hamilton County before her Hale, who was' 70 June 24, met marriage to the late Arthur B.|.. ... 0 in Literature of the —Taylor, who manufactured auto- go. ong victorian poetry. An mobile chains in Détreit years| had come 10. an end.

Ago. { - A soft-spoken southerner, Dr,

Her late sister was also a a supteacher, as was her daughter, Mrs, Hale himself uneonsciously p

Hanson Ho Anderson wife-of the: principal of Technical = High

8chool, “A person learns when he's in-

Mrs. Taylor's father, Jacob, terested,” Dr. Hale said, “and m ed, Dr, Hale sal iy Pfaff, manufactured carriages and; principal aim has been keeping

wagons in Indianapolis more than the class interested while 1 60. FOALS ARKO tatght: ¥ try wr tench terme She was a member of the First, ithey understand and draw a diFriends Church in Indianapolis. ...¢ relationship between literaSurviving are her daughter, Mrs... oq lite.” Anderson, and two grandchildren. mn, stimulate his students’ Services will be at” 2:30 p. m. thinking, Dr. Hale banned very Sunday in Flanner & Buchanan. subjects in his classrooms, mortuary. Burial wii _ be in Discussions could range == Mooreavilie; mimi REEWRING 10 A-bombs and po

Charles Devic Jr. iin between. Literature, put

20th, Century perspective, was alServices for Charles Davis Jr, ways there and a lot of It stuck 2848 Higland Pl, will be at 1 p. m,! with the students. Saturday in the 25th Street Bap-| = y,, "go mer students rememtist Church. Burial will be in New bered. A parent of an incoming

Crown, y . Mr. Davis. ‘Who was 21, dled freshman would write: |

were always filled. Draws Relationship

mother, Mrs. Nellie Madison, A , native of New Orleans, La. he came to Indianapolis from Day Lon, | 0.. in, 1937 peng 4 x He was a member of the 2 25th], Street Baptist Church and the -Laymen's League of the church. " Surviving besides his grand- out it.” mother are his aunt, Miss Marian Madison, and an uncle, Shadrack Anderson,

Mozell Morphis The body of Mozell Morphis, S8me time, enjoying it. who died In Chicago Saturday,

(wouldn't want her to miss it.” _ Or it might: read: RRR FREON

stem from the student's realiza-

plied the reason why his classes .

“What can I do to get my here” daughter in Dr. Hale's class? 1 Noyes, chairman of the English club man. had him 25 years ago and department,

hog

Farewells were said at IU today as Dr. Will T. Hale, one of the niversity's most popular professors, gave his final lecture. Saying goodby to the retiring member of the English faculty are

(left to right) Morris Roth, South Bend; Jne Curry, New. Albany, |

and Betty Wright, Bloomington,

“He's an institution around classroom, Dr. Hale, a confirmed commented Dr. His bachelor dinners

There was no final examination

“These 37 years have been

he sald,

J of accomplishment in order to Dr. Hale will continue to live Dr. Hale's popularity seemed to achieve the most.

in Bloomington. He plans to do “If your goal does not require some writing on studies of the

{tion- that they were getting some- your full ability you haven't suc- Bible and Victorian poetry, He thing from the class while, at the ceeded,” he said.

has an idea for a novel based on Urbane and popular outside the contemporary college life.

a Ma cab rae atts es Acrcrely maximums redicted As 5 ne wilt be returned here for burial. Rain Gives Crops “Welcome Soaking | northern AE he and 83 in the

Mr. Morphis served four years in the Navy during World War 11. He was 20, Survivors include his parents, [from a steady rain punctuated by Mr. and Mrs, Orie Morphis, and thunder and lightning: his grandmother, Mrs, Eva Mor-| The Indianapolis weather buphis, of 2830 Shriver Ave. Services will be held at 2 p. m./Inch of rain by 8 a. m., while Tuesday in-the Jacobs Brothers the airport recorded half an inch.! West 8ide Chapel, Burial will be Other parts of Indiana reported in Crown Hill Cemetery, {rain, including .46 inch at Marion, |.67 at Ft. Wayne, and .10 at Terre —James A. Kennedy Haute. Showers were gereral in| The funeral of James A, Ken- {the north and central portion. nedy, 1725 N. Alabama St. who| This was the first soaking rain! died yesterday, will be held at] {In over three weeks, The last!

store for later today and tomorrow. The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers today, a

jstoudy and cool weather tomor-

Crops and lawns received a doubtedly helpful” to crops, pas- South. Lows tonight will range {welcome : soaking this morning tyres and lawns. He said

a n veg- from 50 to 60.

etable gardens and corn, which!’ ‘showed eary signs of wilting were! reau reported eight-tenths of an especially dry,

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10 a. m. Monday in the Harry W. sizable rainfall was .84 inch re- 95 tonight and will go back up to

Moore Peace Chapel, Burial willlcorded July 18, be In Rest Haven cemetery, Edin-| Assistant County Agent H. D.

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