Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1950 — Page 10

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Register yet?

to vote,

to 9p. m.

at the following, places

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AL SS AY . Mh Ward—Fire Station 14, 8c 36

Here's Where You Ask Mrs. Mennorers Can Register

"It's right to vote. It's your right

Voters may register at any of | From Seeking Dates?

the places listed for registration, | no matter where they live.

Register at the branch boards) from 2 to 10 p. m. and at the bonds than trying 10 be my boy friend while my husband fights in penter,

Courthouse board from 8 a, m. Korea?

~ - Branch boards are registering I want 10 keep it.

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30 Kenwood |

3 t . HO him aboard the yacht Fahk El to my husband. bber, 3012 Northwestern Ave Suider Auto Service, 3757 N._Ilinoi

How Can | Stop Boss To Be Thursday

Farmer, Carpenter

Lifelong Hoosier

John Lewis, farmer and died yesterday at

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{DEAR MRS. MANNERS: HOW CAN 1 show my boss he'll be more patriotic buying war

| How can I tell him and still keep my job? It's a good job and 1401 Kelly St. de was 84. Mr. Lewis, who But. was a native of

My boss preiends to be kind and offers to lake me out.

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|{the Riveria coast for Cannes and man, Jike my |Monte Carlo. boss to talk to.) 4 Three women guests, two the right way. P Mer ‘blondes and a brunet, preceded! I can't tell this

Egypt ‘boarde . He raised melions on his farm in Jackson County near Reddington, before coming to Indianap-

INFORMATION

tb the cnesperenced

(excitable woman. {If I told her she ‘would stir up all 'kinds of trouble. I really like my boss and think

‘about 20 years ago.

St., Indianapolis. | . in Memorial Park. {we could pe friends? i 1 could Surviving besides his son Sop him from asking me {or daughter, jaates RT +. Mrs. Ruth Cook, | A SOLDIER'S WIFE. 'two sisters, Mrs. Your boss’ social life is not | your problem and your loneli-

{both of Anderson;

wife’s job to make him forget |California, 12 grandchildren a receding hairline and pouchy eight great-grandchildren. stomach. If she fails to do her job, and you refuse to take it over for

probably find

reputations in the office. When you take your private life to the office you usually | { end in trouble, Aren't you doing that by indicating you want a fatherly isn't easy to separate business and marriage careers but if you King & King Mortuary. insist on having both, you must | Mr. Miles, who was 42, do it. You think—and your hus- Sunday in General Hospital.

needless expense, because YOU decide the cost.

George L. Miles

George L.

Miles, assistant

listener? It in services at 10 a.

ITT CITT IES

impersonal subjects to your |E. 20th St. boss and to all the men with the proverbial gleam. They'll |

give up, if you let them.

Ollie McGrow.

| PRIN CIPAL RESIGNS

FALLECREEK AT MERIDIAN ST.

PLANES STOCK STREAMS ‘Inaccessible streams in Rocky Mountains are b elng of Kittanning High School stocked with beavers by airplane; four years, has resigned to the animals are parachuted in come superintendent of

when they hit the ground. fith came from DuBois, Pa.

JE HEA ET

3] South Meridian Phone MArket 7331

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

John Lewis Rites

home of his son, Floyd Lewis,

Services will be at 2 p. m. Thursday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louise Johnson, 1613 Wade

are another daughter, his Indianapolis; Fannie Huntz-| daughter, Miss Katie Marie, all of isinger and Mrs. Nelson Shipman, Cadiz; a stepson; Leroy Thomas two brothérs, and a stepdaughter Miss Georgia ness isn't. his problem. It’s his Cjyde, Columbus, Ind. and Frank, Ann

Rev. Charles E. Duett |

Services for the Rev. Charles E. | Gitlespie, 55 8. Gray St. her by going out with him, he’l | Duett, former pastor of the AME 2 someone who {Zion Penick Chapel, will be at 1

ter at the Indiana Veneer & Lumber Co. for 25 years, will be buried New Crown Cemetery after| m. Friday in;

band thinks—you're capable of was a native of Nashville, Tenn. handling both ‘jobs. Then han- He was a member of Mount. Nebo dle them. Talk business and Baptist Church and lived at 1140

Surviving is his mother, Mrs.

KITTANNING, Pa., Sept. 19— | the Dr. Harold T. Griffith, principal |

boxes that open automatically schools in Steelton, Pa., Dr. Grif- |

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Si SEPT. 19, 1950 |

John L. Cox - Services Arranged

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{positor for the Indianapolis: News| for nearly 30 years, will be held| Th 1

ursday at Shirley Bros. Illinois Sts. {Crown Hill.

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born ved here most of his Ife. Mr.

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ul nb Apb |Hazel, and his brother, William (Cox, both of Indianapolis® and

ithree "sisters, Mrs. Hazel Elliott,

denhall, Indianapolis, and Mrs, {Marie Shrader, Louisville,

/Bihar (Pride of the Waves). He has enough olis. Here. he vi ‘Mathew Thomas se anne ate —————— to - worry him. I worked ‘at the Mr. Lewis z : fcan’'t tell my carpentry tirade ATs Services for Mathew Thomas, mother, She's an {for 17 vears. Mr. Lewis retired 2/98 Sangster Ave. will be at 1

m. tomorrow in the Mount Blive Baptist Church. Burial will be in Floral Park.

He was a native of Cadiz, Ky.

and Surviving are his wife,” Annie; father, Furman; two sons, John and Cecvel Thomas; ‘a

Thomas, Indianapolis; a and brother, and three sisters.

Mrs. William Gillespie

Services for. Mrs. Winifred E. will be| t 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Harry |W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial! [will be in Memorial Park.

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