Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1952 — Page 25

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FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 1052

For NAACP Organizer

Services will be at'2 p. m. Monday at Bethel A. M. E. Church in Marion for Mrs, Flossie Kathrine Bailey, organizer of the Indiana chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Burial will be in Marion. She died Wednesday in General Hospital. Born and educated in Kokomo, Mrs. Bailey, who was 55, moved to Indianapolis from Marion in! 1943. She was a member of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, where she was second vice president. of} the Women's Missionary Society. She also held the office of president of the Indiana Conference Branch of Women's Missionary Society. After organizing the state NAACP, she was the first president. She was also a member of Indiana Council of Negro Women, Phyllis Wheatley YWCA and Mary Chapter No. 10 OES in Marion. Mrs. Balley was active in state politics and was a member of the Indiana State Democrat Central Committee’s Speaking Bureau. She {is survived by a son, Walter Charles, Los Angeles, who formerly did research work] in mental health at Flanner| House, and a brother, Attorney O. Warren Harvey, Gary. Honorary pallbearers are Gov. Schricker, Attorney Henry J. Richardson Jr., Dr. Paul A Battles and Ira Haymaker, state Democratic chairman.

Local Deaths

JOHN C. JAMES, 81, of 3038 Meredith Ave. employed in Pennsylvania Railroad's wheel press! department most of life. Services| 3:30 p. m. tomorrow, Shirley Bros. | Irving Hill Chapel. Burial, New

Palestine Cemetery. » o ”

HARRY O. DUVALL, 60, of!

403 Muskingum St., World War I

veteran and truck driver for}

Caito & Muscari (commission] merchants). Services 2 p. m. to-| day, King & King Funeral Home. Burial, New Crown Cemetery. » ” “ MRS. EUGENE J. (MARIE M.) | TIETZ, - 53, of 2822 Holt Rd. known for her “Good Samaritan” | activities among friends and at St. Ann’s CathGlic Church. Requiem mass 9 a. m. tomorrow at? the church. Burial, St. Joseph) Cemetery. vw 8 » » JOSEPH L. O’'DELL, 68, of 3339 E. Vermont St., carpenter. Serv-| ices 2 p. m. tomorrow, Jordan Funeral Home. Entombment,| Washington Park Cemetery Mau-| soleum. » = » MRS. THELEMA ERNESTINE KURTZ, 54; 0.4030 Mooresville]

i Rd., widow of Ellsworth L. Kurtz.

Services held this morning, Farley, Funeral Home. Burial Floral! Park.

Babies’ Chances in U. S. 1 Ii

Are Best in World

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8 {UP)| =—The Chief of the U. 8. Chil-| dren’s Bureau of the Federal Se-! curity Agency says American’ babies have five times more] chances of surviving their first year of life than infants born| anywhere else in the world. - American babies have the ad-! vantages of better health and’ welfare services, medical care,| education, housing ‘and recrea-; tion, Dr. Bertha Eliot told the] eastefn regional conference of the

Child Welfare League yesterday. !

More and More

DOCTORS SAY: |

in Size and Taste” | |

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LIRR TH SY TABLETS

Public spirited local merchants, as an expression of goodwill, want you to receive this lovely “ basket of gifts, if you have just % moved to the city, are @ New Mother or have just moved to | a new address within the city. | There's nothing to buy. Nos | obligation. Phone your Welcome, Wagon Hostess whose phone is | ‘ listed below and arrange to | |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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SPECIAL STORE HOURS TOMORROW — 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M.

TaVel's Great Savings Event!

ELLING OU

The Entire Stock of GRAY’S Jewelers of Mishawaka, Ind.

SAVE AT BARGAIN PRICES

After serving northern Indiana for over 85 years, Gray's Jewelers (formerly Par-

menter's) of Mishawaka, Ind., have QUIT BUSINESS. TaVel's bought out the entire re-

maining ‘Gray's stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Rings, Fixtures and other fine

merchandise. TaVel's will dispose of it at a great public sale beginning tomorrow, Feb.

THE SALE WITH A REASON [5 NOT JUST AN EXCUSE |£

HERE'S THE REASON!

9, at 9 A. M. Be at TaVel's early . .. get in on one of the greatest jewelry sales ever to hit Indianapolis. You'll save on everything you buy.

TALI

_ TREMENDOUS-STOCK OF WATGHES TO GO AT REAL

HONEST - T0 - GOODNESS SAVINGS. CHOOSE FROM STANDARD MAKES, WATERPROOFS, DIAMOND WATCHES, OTHERS. D AM 0 N D S ALL SIZES... ALL STYLES. . ALL PRICES! MEN'S AND GRAND ASSORTMENT OF EARRINGS, COSTUME PIECES, PEARLS, LOCKETS, BRACELETS, WATCHBANDS, MEN'S JEWELRY, DRESSER SETS — ALL AT REAL SAVINGS _ MEN'S AND LADIES’ BIRTHSTONE RINGS, CAMEOS, HEMITITES, MEN'S AND LADIES’ WEDDING RINGS, MASONIC, SCOTTISH RITE,

LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS, WEDDING SETS. NOW IS MOOSE — Rings for All Fraternal Lodges, both Plain and Diamond-Set

When Gray's Jewelers of Mishawaka, Ind., quit business . . . TaVel's bought out their entire remaining merchandise. LO CK, STOCK and BARREL for a fraction of its original price. Wanting to let their regular customers

share in these savings. TaVel's are selling out the entire Gray's stock at terrific savings in a q . great Public Disposal Sale begin4 ning Friday, Feb. 9. Take advan“tage of this opportunity to buy jewelry at less than regular prices. Buy now for Valentine Day, Anniversaries . . . for your own use!

TaVel's Long Easy Terms Apply During This Sale!

THE TIME TO INVEST IN A DIAMOND AT A SAVINGS!

GLASS BON-BON DISHES

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to 9 P. M.

Special Store Hours Tomorrow-Open 9 A. M.

SILVER PLATED

Serving Pieces

57 Piece Plastic

DINNERWARE

CARVING SETS

LIGHTERS

Pocket, Table, Pistol

EARRINGS

Assorted Styles

49-

14K. Gold Wedding

RINGS

$4.00 yA } v4 2 ZN d e S$ GPs vs

119 N. inois St.—1st Door South of Lyric Theatre

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Emerson Portable

RADIO

Battery and Electric

32.Pc. Steel

Tableware

Service for 6

_ 10-Piece Flash

Camera Outfit

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". Attention Store Owners:

Selling out all Display RD Cases and Fixtures of i : Gray's Jewelers of Mishawaka, Ind. Call PL-3431

ASK FOR