Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1951 — Page 22

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YOU DECIDE THE €OST OF THE FUNERAL SERVICE At Peace Chapel, the price of the casket you select covers the entire funeral—with all essential services included. There are no unexpected, additional services to be accounted later. Your choice of a casket is made~in complete privacy— from a wide selection in an extensive price range . . . with the price clearly marked on cach casket. .

Hof THE FINEST IN FUNERALS AecamDLESS OF PRICE Rev. Kenworthy Services Arranged;

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2050 EAST MICHIGAN ST., INDIANAPOLIS « IMPERIAL 6461

{Quaker Leader

Services are being arranged foi « the Rev. Murray 8, Kenworthy a leader in Quaker affairs, who

died Saturdav in Methodist Hos

pital. He was 77,

— Born in New London, the Rey

after his retirement in 1947,

Friends Taught 10 Years

Eastern cities

He also has held positions

of the Five Year Meeting

west and Far West

executive committee of that

He served several overseas signments for the Quakers

versity.

three sons,

Mr. Kenworthy returned there

He was serving as executive secretary of Indiana Yearly Meet ing of Friends at that time, This meeting ‘comprises 110 churches in the eastern part of the state Prior to that he was chairman yf the National legislative Com mittee of Friends and twice was delegate to world conferences of

He taught for 10 years on the faculty of Earlham College and had served pastorates in Richmond, Kokomo, Carthage, ‘Am

boy and Paoli, as well as several

many boards and committees of Friends, an assembly composed of churches in states of the Mid-

He had been a member of the

He was graduated from Earlham College and Harvard Uni-

Surviving are his wife, Mrs Violet Cosand Kenworthy, and

LOCAL DEATHS =:

u Ld ” DR. H. F. SLUTZKY, 11, ‘Day--~ JOHN JETER, 60, of 334 N. . formér Indianapolis resi~ Missouri St. Services at 10 a. 'm. dent and an optometrist. Services Wednesday in Jacobs Brothers . m. today .in Temple Beth West Side Chapel. Burial, New , Dayton, Burial there, Crown, Batty

” ” » ¥ ALONZO POPE, 67, of 549 Pat- | Sey»— “PROTECT

CHESTER, F. MARTIN, 48, of 2238 S. Randolph St. Services at 1:30 p. mu te@morrow in the J. C

J Wilson Chapel! of the Chimes.

Burial, Menor fa} Pay K.

MRS. MYKTL E TEV AULT, 43,

of. 1137 Martin St. Services at 10:30 a. m. today in Conkle West

Side Funeral Home. Burial, Flor- o

al Park. 1] » vy ROBERT L.. MAZE, St. Louis 35, former Indianapolis mall car

rier Services were today, in the _, Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home,

Burial, Crown Hill

un =" un MRS. ELLEN P. NORWOOD, 68, Detroit, former Indianapolis resident, Services in Detroit today = n u FRED VY. PERRINS, Rl, of 1936 Spann Ave, retired employee of Eli Lilly & Co. Services at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Shirley Brothers Irving” Hill Chapel. Burial, Memorial Park.

» n =n JOHN EARL STEPHENSON, R1, of the Hot#] Spink Arms, retired farmer. Services and burial Wednesday in Greenville, O. Friends may call at Royster & Askin North Side Mortuary to day.

5 5 on ELMER ELSWORTH PETTICORD, 85. of 845 8S. Warman Ave Funeral for the retired moulder at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at Shirley Brothers West Chapel burial in Anderson (Cemetery

= a n MRS. LENORA NUERGE, 70 of 1228 E. Market St. Services at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Harry W

ganization and twice was acting Moore Peace Chapel Burial head of, the American Friends Til : Service committee, international relief organization which recentlv won the Nobel Peace Prize as-

Crown H

es = 5 MRS. WALTER (SARAH (.) HITE, 57, of 322 N. Ritter Ave Funeral at 10 a. m. Thursday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hit Chapei; burial in Anderson Cemetery.

n n ” JOHN SHAFFER, 65. of Nyona [L.ake, developer of Nyvona Lake in Fulton County. Services at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Ditmire Funeral Home, Fulton. Interment

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in Washington Park Mausoleum here after cremation = =u = ARTHUR W. BROMSNTRLDP, 51, of 5738 Oak Ave.. a New York Central System machinist 37 years Services at 10:30 a. m, Wednesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial, Washington Park

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OSCAR E. Lafayette, former Bridgeport and terson St. Services at 11 a. m. Quincy business man. Services at Thursday in the Stuart Mortuary. YOUR TABLE"

Methodist Church, Burial, Plain-

CHARLES GUY waGoNER, Rites Tomorrow

3817 Rockville Rd. ' Service manager for Jor®s Auto Trail-

Washington St, Mortuary. Burial Will be at 2° p. m. tomorrow in Crown Hill the Robert W. Stirling Funeral

JOHN F. O'BRIEN. 81, of 885 Mrs. Vaughan died Saturday in Middle Dr.. Woodruff Pl. retired the home of a sister, Mrs. VinPennsylvania Railroad Engineer. cent E. Killie, 2210 E. 12th St. Services at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow SHe was a life resident of Indianin the Robert W. Stirling Funeral apolis with the exception of -three Home an at 9 a. m. in St. Pat- years which she spent in Cali-

Holy Cross Cemetery.

= ” = MRS. MARGARETHE DIE€K- the late Dr. Charles F. Hansen, 57, of 6602 Madison Ave. plind organist.

mer Cincinnati resident, Services two . sisters, Miss Louise A 30 p. m, Wednesday in the Vaughan, Pasa Rpbles, Cal, and

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|Entombment, Crown Hill Mauso-

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STEWART, 67, of

today in the Bridgeport Burial, New Crown.

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Services. for Miss Jeanette Services at 2 p. m, to- Vaughan, former organist at the in: Rovster & Askin W. Woodruff Place Baptist Church:

2 u uo Home, Burial will be in Acton,

Catholic Church. Burial fornia.

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