The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 17

THL INDIANAIOHS Si AR paw MMM 1 Mil A r- OIHTIAIUES Uil.1 1 of Uulluiic Hl tA -Mrs. Spencer, Manager Of i Apartments, Dies I I MM Oxygen ar.i Alpha r.nvnw-al poicss.ona! srontv. Services will be at 3 m. Saturday in Planner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown 11.11 Cemetery. Survivors are a son, Arnold Tevis Spencer of Indianapolis; one half-sister, Mrs.

Dorothy Sunderland of Plymouth, and one grandchild. vie w.is social for several Miami hotels, and f.r the last 10 years had managed the local apartment bu.lding. Mrs. Spencer had presented costume programs throughout Indiana and had traveled extensively singing in concerts and before clubs. In later years she gave book reviews and told stories collected directly from Tennessee mountain folk.

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Mrs. Louis Dies; Cily Court Aide Mrs.xBertha Louis, 69 years old, 54 North Sherman Drive, a long-time Indianapolis policewoman, died yesterday in Community Hospital. A life resident here, Mrs. Louis had been a member of the Police Department 17 years. For the last 12 years she had been psychiatric aide for Municipal Court.

FUNERAL arrangements are pending at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Survivors include five daughters, Ralph Bader, Mrs. Charles Strange and Mrs. Louis Kenworthy, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. Al Blanken-baker and Mrs.

Robert Dixon, both of Richmond; two sons, Roy E. Louis of Indianapolis Mrs. Ruth Tevi Spencer, long active in musical circles and manager of the St. Regis Apartments, 14th and Pennsylvania Streets, died yesterday in Memorial Clinic. Born at Columbus, she had resided here 55 years.

Mrs. Spencer, daughter of the late Virgil W. Tevis, well-known Methodist minister, was music director of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation 27 years. She later was soloist at Memorial Presbyterian, Central Christian and and Frank M. Louis of Calves-ton, two sisters, Mrs.

Raymond Means and Mrs. Rhoda Stapp, both of Indianapolis, 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ACTIVATED EN DOES IT! ''You can lie ure onr mll Is cleaner, brighter and fresher." i'Jt 7 fUll OUNCES 2 MONTHS SUPPLY Johnsc 11. Beck Succumbs On Farm Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, for Johnse Harrison Beck, 68 years old, who died Tuesday at his farm, R.R.

12, Indianapolis. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery Mr. Beck, former vice-president of the George F. Cram Company, switched to grain and livestock growing on his farm near McCordsville where he resided 19 years. He was born near Hale, attended college at Brown-wood, and was graduated from William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo.

He resided in Indianapolis 31 years before moving to his farm, and was associated with the Cram company 25 years. Mr. Beck was a member of the First Baptist Church of Indianapolis and the Hancock County Farm Bureau. Survivors include a son, Bernard Harrison Beck, a sophomore at the University of Arizona, and a sister, Mrs. Lulu Steward of Kansas City, Mo.

What makes dogs go waggy? grocer VcVx knows IJX Harry J. Bosworth Co A product of Lnicago, Illinois 4 URING CHARLIE' vfJTSA V7 i A 'inn ill iKiittiiifif innT'iwiiiiiri nri'niiriTrl'i-h m'MKS A tl.lKMVS BOZEX YAKVE! Ml) "THE FLAMINGO" regular $25 seller reduced espeshully for Charlie's Anniversa A Sale! long real of jetspun and saran to insure a custom-look fit. 01 Charlie James C. Smock, Ex-Rail Union Officer, Dies James C. Smock, 84 years old, 1021 Churchman Avenue, a former national railroad union officer, died yes-v terday in the home of a son here.

Born in Shel-. by County, he had resided here 60 years. Mr. Smock was employed many years by the New York Central Railroad and at one time was assistant supervisor of building's and bridges. He i was national vice-president of I the Railroad Maintenance Un-i ion five years.

He later was employed in the Veterans Administration offices before retiring in 1932. He returned to work in 1942 I and was employed in the mail- ing division of Lane-Bryant Inc. before retiring in 1955. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in J.

W. Wilson i Chapel of the Chimes, with burial at Linden. Survivors include three sons, Sidney 0., Charles W. and Walter H. Smock, all of In- dianapolis; one daughter, Mrs.

Roberta Kraft of Indianapolis, nine grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Emerson White Dies; Ex-Block's Executive Emerson A. White, a retired William H. Block Company section manager, died day in Fayette Memorial Hospital at Connersville. He was 68 years old.

Mr. White resided at 927 Brand Street and spent much of his time in his family home near Brookville, where he suffered a stroke May 6. i He was a member of Blooming Grove Methodist Church and Batesville Masonic Lodge. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Cleven-ger Funeral Home at Brookville, with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Surviving is the widow, Mrs.

Mae White. Mrs. Andrew W. Grow MrsMattie C. Grow, 77 yeare old, died yesterday in her home at 455 North Centennial Street.

She had been ill seven years. Mrs. Grow was born in Jennings County and resided here 56 years. Funeral services will be at a.m. Saturday in J.

C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in Garland Brook Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Andrew W. Grow; a son Willard A. Grow and a sister, Mrs.

Jane Thurston, both of Indianapolis, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Reynolds Head Dies Williamsport, Va. (UPI) T. G. (Bill) Carter, 47 years old, president of the R.

J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, suffered a fatal heart atack yesterday after arriving here for a hunting and fishing vacation. FROST-PROOF Refrigerator-Freezer NO DEFROSTING OF REFRIGERATOR SECTION OR FREEZER, EVER HAS NEW MAGNET DOOFt- SEAL TO KEEP COLD IN FROST-PROOF PROVED IN HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF HOMES Aik about our frigidair Froit-Proof "No-Defroit-ing" Guarantee! 1 Beautifully styled and made wear, txpert installation insures proud of this value! BLUE GREEN BUCK BROWH RED i 'JiJ to As strong Beautiful Large Custom Km Sl n.l A 1' VINYL rear )f i William C. T. Degener William C.

T. Degener, 79 years old, 1641 Winton Avenue, Speedway, a native of Germany, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. Mr. Degener came to Indianapolis when he was, 3. He was employed eight years by Kipp Brothers Before retiring in 1953.

Before that he was custodian at Speedway High School and grade school 15 years. He was a member of St. Luke's United Church of Christ, Modern Redmen of America, and Marion County Fish and Game Association. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Katherine D. Dege ner; a son, Karl F. Degener, and two daughters, Mrs. Dorothea W.

Lines and Mrs. Katherine F. Treadway, all of Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Minnie Barnhart, Mrs. Emma Ludington, Mrs.

Flora Wheat-ley and Mrs. Martha Lich, all of Indianapolis, five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Mary McClcllan Mrs. Mary Francis McClel-lan, 40 years old, 1862 Milburn Street, once a cashier at the Indiana Theater, died yesterday i i.

Jr ner She was a life- long resident here. Funeral serv ices will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Stevens Chapel of the Flowers, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Virgil Hurin of Clayton; a sister, Mrs.

Clara Marie Loviscek of Indianapolis; two half-brothers, Robert and William Little, both of Indianapolis, and a half-sister, Mrs. Helen Pattan of Germany. Other Obituaries On Page 35 "I like the freezer In 'my Frlgidaire Proof. I would never want to part with it." Mrs. Kenneth Rowe 3036 English Ave.

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Models for most cars. Installed to fit. A GIFT FROM CHARLIE HOW LONG WILL IT GROW? WITH EVERY PURCHASE TO HELP CELEBRATE HIS 12TH ANNIVERSARY To show, his opresheashun, Charlie Is giving a "Sudzy-Sponge" with every purchase. It's ideal for upholstery and rugs. It's a sponge and speshul soap all in one.

lift ChorlU'i beorthof li! For yon now. Charlie hat grown in tin, know-how, and tht ability to get hit cuttomert more value at lest price. Oh, the beard? He letting it grow for one month. Come In. guest how long it will be.

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