Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1951 — Page 11

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WEDNESDAY, MAY

Art Salon will be held school p.m, tive. work by pupils,

(General chairman and origina tor of the salon is Miss Ruth B

Carter. Chairmen in particul fields are as follows Miss Melba Schumacher, tiex, Mrs. Donna Leigh

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16, 1951

Ripple Art Salon Is Tomorrow Night

The Bread Ripple High School art, Mrs. Madonna Dennv in the Fred auditorium from* % to 9 Peggy Heacox, and music, Owen tomorrow to‘recognize crea-

Brumblay; dance;

Beckley.

Other chairmen are, Miss Elizahome economics; and Bris,

beth Johnson, Sydney KEsten, photography, Cooksey, industrial Pupils will be awarded ribbons

their. respectiye divisions.

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11 a. m. service MARRIAGE LICENSES Advertising Cluh. irehao. tomorrow, | Steel 18 madé from hraken up and receive the Indianapolis AtKlet Clap. Jack Gimbel. } { ror hiel i . lofficial Clarence ‘Jones, 39, 2343 Dubois: Annie Mullins Manufac rR Corp, speaker machinery or ve e .

ers’ College.

{American Unitarian Association {in Boston and deliver the opening BIRTHS inight Anniversary Week address. N It is considered a signal honor pi

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3 Pent Wicks, All Souls minister emer- ti. Maviorie Skinnari; Anthony, Vicitus; Mra. Leonoa Boblett, Mrs. as Qnal’ —. Georss, Margaret Ginn } Aarchie Rachel Wilsan Lehman Dunning” and Mrs, John!,, Vineent's— Willie: Pare Pinlev; John

litself three feet

“she pushed another hose into the

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : :

New Clergyman IN INDIANAPOLIS TU. 5. Starks Drive

For Scrap Iron, Steel WASHINGTON, May 16 (UP)

Joann Wager:

nV N | coe, Vernon Ging: Dick, EVENTS TODAY Robert, Dorothy Hollderman, Roy, Vera Grand Lodge, F. & A. M. of Indiana— Adams. Willtam, Betty * Usrey. Troy, —The government began a’ drive Masonic “Temple, {eda Baxter, Fred, Betty Rady; Arthur, z “ } Indiana State Association eof Spiritualists “Stella Irick. |today to gather up iron and steel

Claypool, through Thursday. Lo —— “Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. DEATHS * {scrap for expanding Ateel pro- . Claypool, through Thursday. ol S Ure Indiana Civie Theater production ~ Light Gertrude sone Shaddey, 70, at Methodist, duction. {| Up the Sky,” through Saturday. coronary occlusion »| It will be carried out by indus- 2 i Sim——— Mary A, Grifith, 83, at 1338 N, Delaware,

try leaders and automobile wreck- | 28, at Veterans, colitis, ing concerns throughout the

myocarditis Claude R, Burton,

The Rev. John Hanley Morgan EVENTS TOMORROW

of Charlotte, N. C. today assumed Indians Kiste Association of Spiritualists Ahan Ellen Easley, 42, at Long, asthma country. Governors of 28 states aAypoo 1 his duties as new assistant min= Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. Rte oeber, 39i—at 118-8. Audubon, read to-help: Claypool! ’ ] 4 4 2 ister of = All' Souls Unitarian indiana Civic’ Theater production Light GfI&e eniomags occumon 512 N. shef- National Production. Authority] Un the Sky." through Sainrday sible , (Chief Manly Fleischmann sald

jAtasters ~! VE emi — '

CloET MEETINGS...

Indiana. Assoelatlo Be

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steel mills are operating on dan-! 1 geYously ghort scrap. supplies. |

He will hrenth Sunday at the

Mae Leslie, 23. Indianapolis, 3 a . B re——— -

“Chapter 452. OES. 7°45 p.m SELL YOUR OLDER HOME: Sy

of the member- Robert White, 49, 12565 Union; Margaret lship” at Fowler, 38, 1255 Madison Ave Prospec | HAneél VanMeter, .35, Indianapolis; Ruth Monday, Prospect Magoniz Temple, , NOW, while .the market condinual: congrega- ¥.: 39 lis on a ° wv sDenny,: 39, Indianapolis. 3 » & (tional meeting Billy: O. Thomas, 20, 1816. F. 10th: ‘Reba gioma Delta Kappa. luncheon, Mondor. {tions are to your advantage. Apd| . 2 Richardson, 18. 835 N. Hamilton ‘Clay 11 ‘Steck D : 2 1 { 2 tomorrow at 6:30 George B. Cunningham.’ 43, 1401 N New (27001 BIL Seeker DES: ,© list it with ome of the reliable ; p. m. - Jergey: John E. Robertson: 33: 1441 N “ " Lh aikiiad ish real estate: brokers who adver- oe

Chester, North Pa) Masdmde Lodge

The Rev. Mr. (ry, May 25-26 evenihgz 37th and Clifton tise in The Times.

Oscar T. Ande son, 20, 202 N 1 oma; { 2 le Hr |Morgan’ and Mrs Patricia J, Ben, 18, 338 ‘N, Fines, Sts. ; Le { A ° : 5 Morgan are Hoo Paul Benton, 24, 2205 E. Riverside Dr; —— eres — A i Frances H. Blatz, 19, Beech Grove q eo sets. ; He Wasi Kenneth R. McDonald, 25, U.S.A F.; Alice | 5 W sy orn in INew - : I. Brock, 19, Climax, Ga i Le), : ye. 1 Albert Bilodeau, 33, 129 linois; Roberta bany and his Rev: Morgan deau, 33 £7 t ND Yrife 4 Lynn, 49, 631 Division. ~~ : wife is the former Jeannette Mutz- , bohilus Jewell, 22,-U 8. Army; Wilma | (field of Butler, Ind. Both were I. Cranfill. 21. 2608 Sutherland o ( » graduated from Rall State Teach. ject EK. Bushy 20. USAT} svivis B ur safe, convenient plan

brings this bank as negr as your nearest mail box.

Peru; Anna Kurtles 19

Karl Lowe, 22 ot s Peru, I'he new assistant pastor was —— graduated from Harvard Divinity pivoRCE SUITS School and spent a year of grad- Rarbars ve. Willtam R. McClain: Phyl uate study at Harvard. He has 1. vs. Paul M. Gottfried: George R, Jr vs ministered to the Charlotte Uni- Imozene R._Adams; Frances M vs Harold

L. Circle: Doris E. vs. Morris A. Spilker tarian Church for the past three Betty June vs. Thomas J. Whitcomh

¢) Whether you live in or out

of town you can enjoy the advantages of this service.

Ask about it! oN

{years and prior to that served the Francis A, vs. Louise I. Merten: James fii vu itaziay Society, Waverly Mass. P. vs, Sybil Bostick: William E. vs, Helen . wr v (IRBY BANKERS TRUST co. 5 ’ A. Ryan; Marie E, vs, Ira C. Samuels ROBERT E. KIR “E.- Burdette Backus, min- jack: Jr. vs.. Betty Jean Ryan: Vera E PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO STREETS in "of All Souls, will be absent vs. Clifford A. Baker. Opal vs. Cyrus . Member Federal Deposit insurance Corpor ation ~ Kenipe; Betty vs. James G. Hearen: Ese {from the church Sunday. - He will x" gatiiamin B Johnstone. Charlene irb {attend the annual meeting of the Faye vs. Joe Lee Bass.

MORTUARY 19th AND MERIDIAN WA-3331

Roys At Home—John. Evelyn Pulliam. 818 HarOtis, Birdie Ingram, 2131 Hovey; Maude Owsley, 512 X Cincinnati Ernest. Lula Oliver, 1165 W. 28th. t St. Franeis—Rutherford, Ruby 8turn Ralph, Rosa Irelan: Ralph, Ruth BotingGeorge. Rosalyn Lauc

‘be asked to deliver this address. Others from here attending th Boston meetings are: Dr. F. 8. C.

house: k At Coleman—Walter, Shirley Debby

jC onnor, Florence ~ Bir

Robert, Adel His

Foul Better: Russell,

nose Henry. Mabel Derelan:

G de Ho Meus. Joseph, Mary Breen; Bernsfd, Oise Ten ar en ase At Methodist—Robert. Ella Lou McClain . . Decid A mice” Barnes; Robert: Doris Moroney, Non-Skid Chenille Scatter Rug or Bath Mat 1 LAT, onnie egemolier. eciaes to ct : GIRLS { Soft and fluffy lood-fringed chenille rug. Washes At Home—Herbert, Geennie Evers. 1116 N | : beautifully, made with safety-assured non-ski Like a Snake a YT ne Learn How Staley’s CUBES pack. 30" x 44”. Wonderful color selection: Edgemont: James, Mary Jewell, 2863 | P 11 "” hunte hartreuse, rose blue, old, white, : 2 revent ‘Sticky Iron unter green, cha » TOBE, g , T ANN ARBOR, Mich. Ma 16 Rader; Charles, Anna Boy 1622 { : 1 o to miss. Ywed Bouche: Barus: Betts” Nortnmgion. 4) ‘Why make ironing tough for yourself? ~~ ET Ted: A value you won't want

(UP—A. garden hose burrowed Eg 224: George, Lenora Wimbleduff, 329

; | Ww. 11h St.; Darwin, Ann Smith, 5834] in the ground g’ washington. r

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sician, said she laid the hose on, ard. Edna Chitwood the ground while watering a tree A, Seneratolames Dorothy Marchal; Fua week ago yesterday, and it be- I ee a gan nosing into the soft dirt. !At Methodist--Joseph. Mary Waliher: | “It just kept on going down,” she said. And she was too surprised to grab it, nN ” YESTERDAY, after seven days

of futile tugging, Mrs. Beck said

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Mary Balkman:

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dirt to try to force it up by water pressure. Then she and a 250-| ‘pound helper pulled it free.

“For awhile I thought we would ‘have to cut it off and leave part 'of the hose buried,” Mrs. Beck! [said.

Masked Tenants Make Plea for Rent Control MADISON, Wis., May 18 (UP) Ninety Milwaukee tenants, alt wearing masks, appealed for rent controls before a state legisla‘ture committee yesterday. They said their landlords

would evict them if they showed ‘their faces.

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