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I'AGL 2 SIX. 3 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1857 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- 3 Cord of Thanks Death Notices Funeral Announcements! Death Notice! Lilly Library Showing 1st Edition Collection UCHFINK-We wish to thank eur ktna neighbors, friends ed relatives for eioressions of sympatny, lovely floral otlennos and otner courtesies extended at the passing of our devoted mother MINNIE BUCHFINK We also wish to thank Rev. Schwan for his comforting message, the organist and Hendrvx Mortuary for tactful and understanding service. Pauline Burk and Edgar Buchflnk COOPER I wish to thank my kind BRUMFIEL, Mr. Everelt R.

BUNCH, Mr. Robert K. COBURN, Mr. Richard L. CUNDIFF, Mrs.

Opal EVERETT, Mr. Edward GARDNER, Mrs. Edythe E. GREENE, Mr. Walter F.

KERN, Mr. William C. MEREDITH, Mr. Thomas Nevin NEUKOM, Mr. Frank H.

OAKS, Mr. Henry G. neighbors, friends and relatives tor expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies en-tended at the passing of my devoted husband RAYMOND A. COOPER I also wish to thank the State Museum and the Flanner Buchanan Mortuary for tactful and understanding service. Wife and Family PATTERSON Mrs.

Le-a O. P-erson. 80, 1545 Raymond, mo'her of John Paul Patterson, Irwin B. Patterson, sister of John Chester Phillips, Anderson, 2 grandchildren Mrs. William Kreegar and James Paul Patterson of 3 great -arandchlldren, passed awav.

Friends may call at the OORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3525 E. New York 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at the REED FUNERAL HOME, Columbus.

Ind. (Body lying In state from 10 a m. until time of service. Burial Garland Brook Cemetery. PAUL Mrs.

Una I Paul, 1115 E. 33rd age 60. wife of Ernest R. Paul, sister of Allen C. Thompson and Garnet Thompson, entered into rest Saturday.

Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday HARRY MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th St. Calling after noon Sunday. PORTER Mr.

Emanuel Porter age 72, 947 S. West beloved husband of Ore E. Porter, father of Mrs. Helen Hopper, Mooresville, Earl Porter, Dayton, Theodore and Odell Porter and Mrs. Kathryn Robinson, Bloomington, Winford and Lester Porter, Ellettsville, Jarrell porter, Smith-ville and Mitchell Porter, Terre Haute, brother of Loyd and Hershel Porter, Bloomington, Irvln Porter, Lafavette, Stanley Porter.

Ctiv and I FLANNER BUCHANAN pressure from an aroused book-buying public. "NEWTON HUNDRED" novels and authors are: Adam Bede Eliot Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The Doyle Alice in Wonderland Carroll Babbitt Lewis Barchester Towers Troiiope Ben-Hur Wallace Caleb Williams Godwin Captains Courageous Kipling Cashel Byron's Profession Shaw Casuals of the Sea McFee Children of the Mist Phillpotts Cloister and the Hearth, The Reade Colonel Carter of Cartersville Smith Conaueror, The Atherton Conrad in Quest of His Youth Merrick Cranford Gaskell Crisis. Tht Churchill Crock of Gold. The Stephens Cruise of the "Cachalot," The Bullen Damnation of Thereon Ware, Tht David Copperfield Dickens Democracy Adams East Lynnt Wood Emma Austen Esther Waters Moore Ethan Fromt Wharton Evelina Burnev EVERTS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors, for the kindness, prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our beloved husband and father, FREDERICK E.

EVERTS We especially wish to thank the Reverend Ira Stock of Indianapolis, the Groveland Presbyterian Church, Grove-land Masonic Lodge and Masonic brothers, Groveland Order of the Eastern Star, the pianist, Hopkins and Walton Funeral Home for their kind services rendered and all who assisted In any way. Wife and Children. Samuel Richardson's ''Pamela" of 1741 to Ellen Glasgow's "The Romantic Comedians" of 1926. The most difficult to obtain was the 1865 edition of "Alice in Wonderland." Some of the first editions bear penned inscriptions on their fly-leaves. In "The Little Minister," a fine hand has inscribed.

"To Thomas Hardy from J.M. Barrie Oct. '91." THE LILLY exhibit shows the progression of publishing modes over nearly two centuries. Most of the English books of the 19th century were available only in three separately bound volumes, a custom that allowed the publishers to charge higher prices. Among the books seen in three-volume sets are Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" and Mulock's "John Halifax, Gentleman." The three-volume practice faded out after 1890 under STAR STATE REPORT Bloomington, Ind.

The only collection of first editions of 100 American and English novels, "The Newton Hundred," is on exhibit at the Lilly Library at Indiana University. 'I he "Newton Hundred" will be in exhibit until mid-December. The books in the list were collected by the late Josiah Kirby Lilly of Indianapolis. SINCE HE WAS fastidious about the conditions of copies he acquired, the books are displayed in virtually their original state, according to Dr. Edward P.

Rich, Lilly Fellow in charge of the exhibition. In 192S the late Alfred Edward Newton, then the "Samuel Johnson of bibliophily" was asked by book collectors the 100 English and American novels he would like most to collect. His list resulted in the Lilly collection. THE BOOKS range from Mrs. Mvrtle Smith, Seeleyville, 9 DAY, Mr.

Russell H. DUKE, Master David JONES, Mr. L. Ernest McFALL, Mr. Bertsch H.

MOORE, Mr. Harry L. PHILLIPS, Mr. John VonBENNETT, Mr. Charles WOODS, Mrs.

Fred J. stepchildren, 38 grandchildren and several greatgrandchildren. Funeral Monday 10 A.M. FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris St.

Friends may call. PROSCH Mary J. Prosch, formerly of 105 N. FOUNTAIN I am very grateful and wish to thank the kind friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the puling of my beloved husband WILLIAM A. FOUNTAIN I also wish to thank Rev.

Ashley Booth and the Masonic Lodge for their kind services. Wife Iccn I raining Concluded 1 rem Page 1 inventories of VMS and 1967 cars and trucks to meet most immediate customer demands. ''Top priority for additional new models to be arriving in our dealerships will go to customers who place orders now," Evans said. "Machinery has been established to expedite delivery of new vehicles with all possible speed and new cars and trucks are now arriving or are on their way." Studded Tires Legal In answer to the question if studded snow tires are legal in Indiana, they are. In this state, however, they are limited to a period from Oct.

1 to May 1. In a survey of the use of studded tires, the Hoosier Motor Club says that they are now legal in 42 states and the District of Columbia. They are not legal in Arizona, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia. The Hoosier Motor Club said that tests show that a car traveling on a glare of ice at 25 degrees requires 151 feet to stop with regular snow tires; 129 feet with studded snow tires on the rear; 123 feet with studded tires front and rear, and 75 feet with reinforced tire chains. "So reinforced tire chains are still the most effective devices for stopping on ice," James Parks, secretary-manager of the Hoosier Motor Club, said.

Joins Olds Staff Appointment of Cliff Gheen, 5110 Kessler Boulevard, North Drive, to the sales staff of Charlie Stuart Sir Richard Catmadv Mallet (Marv St. Harrison) Frankenstein Shelley (Mrs.) Green Mansions Hudson Handy Andy Lover Heart of Mid othian. The Scott GUNDER We deeply appreciate the courtesy, sympathy and beautiful flowers extended by relatives, friends, and neighbors at the loss of our aunt OLIVE GUNDER To Dr. Daniel McCarthy, nurses and staff of Community Hosoital. Rev.

F. I Death Notices Henrietta Temple Disraeli W. Wiegmann, the oallbearers and History of Santord and Merton, Day Honorable Peter Stirling. The Ford Honour of the Clintons, The Marshall Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain Humphry Clinker Smollett Jane Eyre Bronlte (C.) Joanna Godden Kave-Smlth Shirley Bros, Mortuary we are grateful. Nieces and Nephews John Halifax, Gentleman Mulock HARTSOCK We are grateful and appreciate the kindness, sympathy and lovely floral tributes extended by eur relatives, friends and neighbors at the passing of our father.

EVERETT B. HARTSOCK We especially wish to thank Rev. Morris, Ben Davis Christian Church, the Bndoeport Masonic Lodge and the Conkle Funeral Home for their kind services. The Family Joseph Vance De Morgan Lady Audlev's Secret Braddon Last Days of Pompeii, The. Last of the Mohicans, The Cooper Lavengro Borrow Life and Adventures of Peter Wilkins, The Ktltodc Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent, The Sterne Little Minister, The Barrie Little Women Alcott nrna Dnnne ackmore FOSTER Mr.

Gordon Donell Foster, 4411. E. lith enlereo intu rest Kidav, ag 39, father of Helen Frances and JacQueilne Maria Hosier, son ot Mr. Frederick A. Foster, brother of Mrs.

Audrey Clair Ehrgott, Mrs. Na-dint Lenore, Lane, and Mr. Charles Richard Foster, grandson ot Mr. William F. Liehr.

Services Tuesday 3 p.m. HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St, Calling anytime.

GREENE Mr. Walter F. Greene, 5260 N. New Jersey, husband of Ann M. Greene, brother of Robert K.

Greene, passed away Friday. Funeral Tuesday afternoon 1 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may can after 6 p.m. Sunday. HAMILTON Mr.

Orvllle S. Hamilton, 3308 Olive entered into rest Saturday, a9 75, husband of Mrs. Sylvia M. Hamilton, father ot Mrs. Virginia Mae May, Mrs.

Sally Joy Movers, and Mr. Lino D. Maraldo, brother of Mrs. Daisy I uaenbuehl. E.

A. J. and E. F. HAYNES The family ot ANDREW HAYNES Luck of Roaring Camp.

The Harte eekend Traffic Crashes Kill 8 wishes to thank the kind friends. relatives and neighbors for sympathy expressed and lovely floral offerings received at the death of our loved one. Our very special thanks to Rev Holloway tor his consoling words, Rev. Parker and all who assisted. The family HOFFERT the family of LENICE HOFFERT wishes to with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautti'i tiorai rr bures extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors 1967 Traffic Toll City-County 96 This Date 1966 94 Indiana 1,312 This Date 1966 1,312 5th Avenue, Beech Grove, mother of Mrs.

M. Leon (Phyllis) Sullivan, and Mrs. Clayton (Betty) Collins, 4 grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. LITTLE 8.

SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Calling after 2 p.m. Sunday. RICHARDS Mrs Leola Richards, 4228 N. Park age 53, mother of Robert V.

Richards, and Jack D. Cross, sister of Herber, Herman and Clifford Fulk, Harold Gibson, Virgil and John Cross, Goldie Lenear, Ethel Thomas and Wanda Peterson, grandmother of 4, passed away Friday. Funeral Tuesday morning 8:30 a.m. at the HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 38th 9 a.m.

St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Rosary 8 p.m Monday. Calling after 1 p.m. Sunday.

RUSSELL Mr. William C. Russell, age 49, 4512 West Ohio, husband of Mary E. Russell, father of Mark Russell, Suzanne Vltitoe and Mrs. Lucinda McPherson, 1 grandchild, brother of Jack E.

Russell, passed away Friday. Services Monday 2 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends Invited.

Friends may call at the funeral home. SCAGGS Wilma F. Scaggs, age 57, 2218 Churchman wife of James, mother of William, Lloyd, Paul, Richard and Donald Scaggs, Mrs. Barbara Quinlan, Florence Schar-brough, sister of James and Carl Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Bellows, also survived by 17 grandchildren, passed away Thursday.

Services Mon-dav 1 p.m. at J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. 1234 Prospect.

Friends Invited. Friends may call anytime. SHANK Lester A. Shank, of Morgantown, beloved wife of Edna Hamilton Shank, father of Gertrude Matlock, grandfather of 3, great-grandfather of 5, passed away Friday evening. Funeral Tuesday morning, 10 a m.

at CLARK FUNERAL HOME, Moroantown. Calling after 2 p.m. Sunday. SHIRCLIFF Melvin R. Shircliff, age 54, 2214 Peirce, Bloomington, formerly of Indpls.

Husband of Mary J. Shircliff, father of James and John Shircliff, Mrs. Marilyn Jo Lee, Mrs. Treva Houser, and Mrs. Sandy Koons, stepfather of Ronald Mulvany and 13 grandchildren, son of Mrs.

Lulu Shircliff, brother of Emmett, Glenn, Frank NoYvil, and Alvin Shircliff, Mrs. Elizabeth' Hollls, Mrs. Sylvia Pike and Mrs. Violet Trester. Passed away Thursday.

Service Monday, 11:30 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the funeral home, Hamilton, 5 grandchildren. Services in our time ot oereavemenr.

we especially wish to thank those who acted as oallbearers, the ministers and the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home for their kind services tendeder and all who assisted in any way. Son and Daughter. HOGAN-We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their svmoatnv and beautiful flowers at the passing of our age Da" R. 3.

oe.fi. ea mrrer ot vr Bvi Baiev Mmvvaka. of Mrs Efli'h Lambert. a'-d Mr. Alva Can'Dbeil, Danville, R.

2. survived aisd bv several rieces and nephews, passed away Saturday a m. Services Mondav 2 m. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Bur al South Cenetery.

Friends may also caii at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. BROWN Edward G. Brown, 54 years, of Fortvilte, formerly of Attica, husband of Mrs. Mildred Brown, father of Mrs.

Marilyn White of Attica, 1st Lt. Carol Sue Brown, USAF, Mountain Home, Idaho, Nancy Kay, Patricia Ann and Rebecca Jane, all at home, Russell E. Brown of Pendleton, brother of Mrs. Kafhryn Bevens of Crown Point, son of Mrs. Jessie Brown of Attica, grandfather of 3.

passed away Friday. Friends may call CORY-SEALS FUNERAL HOME, Fortville, until noon Sunday, and at the DeSUTTER FUNERAL HOME, Attica, after 7 p.m. Sunday. Military rites 2 p.m. Monday.

Interment Riverside Cemetery. BRUMFIEL Mr. Everett R. Brumfiel, 8943 E. 46th, husband of Mrs.

Myrtle A. Brumfiel, father of Mrs. Barbara Deckard, Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall, son of Mrs. Louise Adrian, brother of Mr.

Baldwin Brumfiel, Mrs. Vesta McMahan, grandfather of 6, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday morning 10 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. BRYANT Mrs.

Nadlne C. Bryant, age 37. 4032 N. Mitthoeffer wire of Norman R. Bryant, mother Marsha, Norman, Nancy, Gail, Marie and Sharon Bryant, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Hendrlckson, sister of Gene and Marlon Hendrlckson, passed away Friday. Private services Monday, a.m., at the APPLEGET LAWRENCE MORTUARY. 7707 E. 42nd at Pendleton Pk.

Friends may call from 12 noon to p.m. Sunday. BUNCH Mr. Robert K. Bunch, 5338 Wlnthrop husband of Mrs.

Mariorie E. Bunch, father of Mrs. Brenda Mc-Nulty, Mrs. Deanna Larkin, and Mr. William Bunch, grandfather of 7, passed away Friday.

Funeral Monday afternoon 1:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends Invited. BURNSWORTH Mrs. Helen Burnsworth, age 49, N. Salem, wife of Charles, mother of Mike Smith, New Orleans, Margaret Williams, N.

Salem, Denny Smith, Phillip Smith, Plain-field. Kathy Smith at home, daughter of Kenneth Smith, sister of Mrs. Harriett Bunton, Bargersville, passed away Friday a.m. Funeral Sunday 3 p.m. at PORTER FUNERAL HOME, N.

Salem. COBURN Mr. Richard L. Coburn, 5127 E. St.

Clair son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coburn, husband of Mrs. Ellen Colburn. father of Mrs.

Thomas Summers, brother of Mrs. Bertha Mac-Donald, grandfather of 2, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday afternoon 2 o'clock FLANNER 8, BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends Invited. COUGHLAN David Michael Coughlan, age 11, 1437 Linden son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Coughlan, brother of Michael, Joseph, James, Susan, Patricai and Teresa, also survived by grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Coughlan, passed away Friday a.m. Funeral. 9 a.m.

St. Patrick Church. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the J. C.

WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday. CUNDIFF Mrs. Opal Cundiff, 5311 Evanston, wife of Leon L.

Cundiff, mother of Joyce A. Cundiff, step-mother of Mrs. Donna Kahlo, sister of Mrs. Eleanor Burger, Mrs. Emily M.

Bryan, and Donald L. Mann, grandmother of 3, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 10:30 o'clock FLANNER 8, BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call alter 6 p.m. Sunday.

DANIEL Mr. Noble C. Daniel, age 73. R.R. 2.

Box 300, Indianapolis, husband of Elva Daniel, uncle of Charles Smith, passed away Frinv. Services Monday, 10:30 a.m.. CONfLF FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lvnhurst Dr. Friends Invited.

Friends may call at the funeral home anytime. DAY Mr. Russell H. Day. aoe 59, of 1022 N.

Downey husband of Mrs. Dorothy Pauline Day, father of Mr. Ronald H. Day and Mrs. Nancy Ann Cochran, 3 grandchildren, son of Mrs.

Mary C. Day, brother of Ralph and Robert Day, Mrs. Mildred Rainwater and Althea Kingsbury. Services Monday 1 P.M. from SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling anytime. DUKE David J.

Duke, aga 8, of 5111 Car-rollton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Duke, brother of Susan and Jamie Duke, grandson of Mrs. Wilma Jean Strode, and Mr and Mrs.

Elmer J. Duke, great-grandson of Mrs. Nellie Parrish. Services Tuesday, 1 P.m., from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling after 3 p.m. Sunday, EDGING Mr. Hugh D.

Edging, 3238 N. Euclid entered Into rest Friday age 54, husband of Mrs. Alberta H. Edging, lather of Steven D. Edging, Mrs.

Peggy Riggs, Mrs. Loyse Jean Proffitt, and Mrs. Freddie Joyce Malooley, brother of Mrs. Nola Sharron, Mrs. Pauline Gardner, Bennie O.

and Obie Bennett. Services Tuesday 1 p.m. HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 3Bth St.

Calling after 12 noon Sunday. EVANS Mrs. Ruth Wells Evans, age 72, day.pletaoin etaoin shrdlu cmfwvp of Brick Chapel, passed away Wednesday at Wlnterhaven, mother of Betty White, Alton, stepmother of Mrs. Charles Hutchins of Roach-dale, Mrs. Gardner Egqers of Green-castle, grandmother of 3.

Services Monday, 2 p.m. at the RECTOR FUNERAL HOME. Greencastle. Interment Brick Chapel Cemetery. EVERETT Man of Property, me iaiswortny McTeague Norrls Moby Dick Melville Monsieur Beaucalrt Tarktnston Moonstone, The Collins Mr.

Midshipmen Easy Marryat Mr. Fecey Romford's Hounds Surtees Nevy Grub Street Gissing Mr. Bristling Sees It Through Wells Nigger of the Narcissus, The Conrad Nightmare Abbey Peacock Of Human Bondage Maugham Old Wives' Tale, The Bennett Ordeal of Richard Feverel, The Meredith Pamela Richardson Parnassus on Wheels Morlev Peter Ibbetson Dil Maurler Picture of Dorian Gray, The Wilde Portrait of a Lady James Prisoner of Zenda, Tht Hawkins Rasselas Johnson Red Badge of Courage, Tht Crane Rise of Silas Lapham, The Howells Robert Elsmere Ward Robbery Under Arms Bolderwood Romantic Comedians, Tht Glasgow Scarlet Letter, The Hawthorne Story of a Bad Bov, Tht Aldrlch Story of Kennett, The Taylor Ten Thousand a Year Warren ess of the D'Urberiilles Hardy Thaddeus of Warsaw Porter Three Black Pennvs, The Tom Brown's School-Days Hughes Tom Burke of Ours Lever Tom Crlnqle's Log Scott Tom Jones Fielding Treasure Island Stevenson Two Years Before the Mast Dana Untie Remus Harris Uncle Tom's Cabin Stowe Vanity Fair Thackeray Vicar of Wakefield, The Goldsmith Virginian, The Wister War of All Flesh, Tht Butler Wtward Ho! Klngslev Wuthring Heights Bronte (E.) Zuleika Dobson Beerbohm or otner JAMES L. HOGAN To his nurses and all personel at Tuesday 1 p.m. HARRY w.

MUUKt PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Calling any lime. HUTSON Louise Hutson, age 51 of formerly of Fort Wayne, sister of George Scott of Greencastle.

Funeral services Tuesday 2 o'clock at the WHIT-AKER FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle. Friends may call atier 6 p.m. Sunday. Fort Wayni papers please copy. JONES Mr.

Ernest Jones, husband of Mel-ba F. Jones, father of Donald R. Jones, b'other of Mrs. Verl Jent, Mrs. the Memorial Nursing Home during his long illness, Rev.

Dennis Norman and Harry W. Moore Arlington Chaos The Honan Family. ded sideways against his car after coming over the top of a hill on wet pavement. Mrs. Gladys Polk Mrs.

Gladys Polk, 76, Warsaw, died yesterday from injuries suffered at 6:01 p.m. Friday when she was struck by a car as she crossed a Warsaw street, police said. HOME. BERTHA I wish tn thank mv friends and rela tives and J. C.

Wilson Funeral Home for their kindness at the loss of my Clyde Martin, and Mrs. O. R. Russell, grandfather of Lisa Ann and Ju dear mother, and tor rne many oeautt ful floral offerings. Mrs.

Hazel A. Jone'. ne Jones, services luesoay P.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING 0 1 bile, 1510 North i i a eet, was a need yesterday by Charlie Stuart, president.

Gh a veteran of the Air Force in World War II, has been in I0HN5-We wish to thank our neighbors, friends and relatives for ex. pressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the oasslng of our devoted HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling after 4 m.

Sunday. Masonic service Monday 8 p.m. KANE Mrs. Alta E. Kane, age 72, 4609 S.

High School wife ot Roy S. nusoano and tamer DAIRFL B. JOHNS We also wish to thank Rev. Doxon, friends of Indianapolis Baptist Temple, G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home for tactful and understanding service. Wife and Children Kane, mother of Mrs. Margaret J. Sickles, Mrs. Wilma A.

Mason, Mrs. Mary V. Havmakeh, Mrs. Shirley J. Mann, Charles James Edward Roy Jr and Tony Gheen KINGERY We wish to express our Mncere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kind Kane, 35 grandchildren, 11 greatgrandchildren, passed away Friday.

Services Tuesday 2:30 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends ness, prayers, svmpatny ana tiora Psychiatry Talk Set At Marian Dr. John L.

Nurnberger, chairma.i of the Psychiatry Department and director of the Institute for Psychiatric Research at the tributes extended at the passing of our oeioven wte ana motner RUTH KINGFRY We especially wish to thank Rev Dodrlll, and Flanner Bcuhanan Mortuary for their kind services ren dered. Husband and Family STAR STATE REPORT Seven persons were killed on Indiana highways yesterday, boosting the weekend traffic toll in the state to eight dead. Two Indiana residents were among four persons killed yesterday in a wreck in Kentucky. The identity of a woman killed in a car-truck collision at 7:45 p.m. on Ind.

52 about 1 mile west of Otterbein in Benton County was withheld last night, pending notification of her husband. Three others were injured. One of yesterday's victims was a Washington County resident, Elmer Collier, R.R. 2, Campbellsburg, who was killed at 2 p.m. in a two-car collision in Campbellsburg.

He was in a car driven by his wife, Mrs. Flavia Collier, 69 years old. Police said she drove from a side street onto Ind. 60, colliding with a car driven by Marvin L. Early, 41, R.R.

2, Mitchell. Mrs. Collier, Early's wife and two of four Early children were injured. Warren Springfield Warren R. Springfield, 28, Richmond, died last night in Reid Memorial Hospital at Richmond from injuries suffered about 1:30 a.m.

yesterday in a car-train accident. Police said Springfield was a passencer in a car driven by Miss Janet Bach, 21, Ket-terimg, an Earlham College student, which collided with a locomotive at a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing in Richmond. Miss Bach is in fair condition at the hospital. Patrick McGinnis Patrick McGinnis, 25, Highland, was killed about 4 a.m. yesterday when a car driven by his brother struck a tree in Gary.

LEWIS-ANNA L. We wish to ex. tend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, mes- saqes of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors, and to Conkle Funeral Home and all others who assisted In so many ways during pur The Children. Gunman Roks Chv Drugstore An armed bandit robbed the Brock Drugstore, 3735 East 38th Street, about 6:45 p.m. yesterday after striking a customer with a revolver, police said.

Mrs. Blanche Fagin, 53 years old, and Mrs. Dolly Weber, 39, cashiers, said the bandit demanded they fill two paper sacks with money, police said. Amount of the loss was not determined. The 46-year-old customer, who was not identified by police, told the robber he did not have a billfold, and then was struck on the head, police said.

Indiana University School of Medicine, will speak at 8:15 Wednesday at Marian College. His topic will be "Must We Conform: Dissent as Health and Illness." LUCAS Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, spiritual bououets, beautiful flowers and nther courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved husband, father and son and brother JAMES A. LUCAS We especially thank Rev. Smalllno and the Conkle Funeral Home for wonderful service. Wife, Son and Nurnberger Family.

McCAL-EY We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing or our be-loved husband and father II-ISFPH MrCAULEY He is the last speaker in a special program on education commemorating Marian's 30th year as a liberal arts college. The lecture is open to the public. the automobile business here for 25 years and the last 15 has been with G.M. dealers. He also has attended G.M.

schools. Gheen is active in the Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Horse Patrol and is a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. He is married and has two grown children. Higher Prices No one in Detroit will discuss the subject but it is a fair guess that prices of 19CS models may be increased after the first of the year. Rumor has it that the increased production costs brought on by the new labor contracts will be one of the major forces in boosting car and truck prices.

Conner ISamed Allen B. Conner has been named zor.e distributor manager for Chevrolet in the Indianapolis zone, John D. Bell, zone manager, said yesterday. Conner, who was a district manager in the Indianapolis metropolitan area, has been with Chevrolet since 1961. Joins Baker Stanley R.

Moneymaker, 55 South Ninth Avenue in Beech Grove, has been named a member of the sales staff of We also wish to thank Rev. Dixon, for his comforting message, those who acted as oa bearers, Masonic uraer. American Legion, Post No. 88, the organist, Edgewood Methodist Church, and G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home tor Kino services renoerea. Wife and Children McCULLOUGH The family of EDWARD McCULLOUGH Wishes to acknowledge with deep SMITH Mr. Youtsey Lee Smith, age 60, 1172 Groff husband of Ruth N. Smith, father of Mrs. Myra Gruiin-sky and Robert Lee Smith, brother of Mrs.

Roland Anderson, Miss Florence Smith, and Mrs. Donald Keith, 5 grandchildren passed away Thursday. Services Monday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends Invited, Friends may call at funeral home.

SPEARS Mr. Olin Spears, age 57, Pittsboro, R.R. 1, beloved husband of Liza, father of Mrs. Virginia Wilson, Clayton, J. B.

Spears, Brownsburg, G. F. Spears, Thorntown, survived by I sisters, 7 brothers, and 9 grandchildren, passed away Saturday p.m. For further Information call BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville, 745-2360. TROUT Mr.

Harold O. Trout, 32 S. Church Clermont, husband of June, father of Mrs. Beverly Tuttle, Brownsburg, Mrs. Janet Trout, and Miss Rita Trout and Garold, all of Clermont, and Larry, Brownsburg, brother of Mrs.

Mary Folsom, Greenville, and Kenneth Trout, Brownsburg, passed away Friday, Services JONES MATTHEWS MORT A Brownsburg, Sunday 2 p.m. Friends invited Friends may call anytime. WALLACE Mrs. Emily Wallace, of Carmel, mother of Rdbert Wallace of Indianapolis, Mrs. Marlvn Taylor of Carmel, daughter of Mrs.

Edith White, sister of Chester White, Mrs. Marian Schoolcraft and Mrs. Louise Harrison, all of passed away Friday. Funeral services Monday, 10:30 a.m. SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Carmel, where friends may call after 2 p.m.

-Sunday. WILLIAMS Robert F. Williams age 46, 3960 Hayes, Wayne, husband of Viola Williams, father of Robert Williams, son of Mrs. Margaret Thompson, brother of Mrs. Mary Jane Vehorn, passed away Friday.

Services Tuesday 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m.

Sunday. Masonic service 8 p.m. Monday. WOODS Mr. Fred J.

Woods, age 84, of 5616 E. husband of Mora Woods, father of William A. Mrs. Lewis Coyle, and Mrs. Hany C.

Pertz, 9 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, brother of Charles and Arthur Woods, Mrs. Arthur Bell and Mrs, Frank Burks. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. Calling after 4 p.m. Monday. YOUNCE AEIJS, Younce, 54 years, 9227 E. 25th, wife of Ralph J.

Younce, daughter of Mrs Maude H. Suess, sister of Gustave and Earl Suess, and Mrs. Frieda Troy, passed away Saturday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 58 E. 10th after 2 p.m.

Sunday. Funeral Tuesday Nov 10:30 a.m. Friends Invited. Entombment Washington Park appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors Hoosier Pilot Gets LBJ's Silver Star our me or oereavemenr. we especially wish to thank those who acted as pallbearers, the minister and the Robert W.

Stirling Funeral Home for their kind services rendered and invited. Friends may call at me funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. KEATON Mrs. lone Keaton aje 71, 955 Olin w-te of Lafayette T.

Keaton, step-mother of Mrs. Mariorie Juengel and Mrs. Ruth Mary Perkinson, daughter ot Mrs. Mvrtla Beerman, and foster-sister of Mrs. Martha Lee Smith, 3 grandchildren, passed away Thursday.

Services Monday I P.M. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 492J W. 16th St. Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral home.

KERN Mr. William C. Kern, Charlottesville, formerly of husband of Mary Florence Ma lott Kern, father of Mrs. Fitihugh L. Brown, brother of Judge John W.

Kern, and Mrs. George B. Lawson, 2 grandchildren, passed awav Saturday. Funeral Tuesday s'ternoon 2 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Monday. KRAFT Mrs. Bessie B. Kraft, 70 years, of 5531 N. passed away Saturday, beloved wife of Phillip, mother of Gerald Kraft and Mrs.

Ben Ash-kenaz, all of and Mrs. Sher-win Asrow of Highland Park, also 8 grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. today at AARON-RUBEN-NELSON MERIDIAN HILLS MORTUARY, 1328 86th. Friends Invited.

LINDER Mrs. Anna Sophia Llnder, 86 4325 E. Iowa, beloved wife of John C. Llnder, mother of Mrs. Lula Bum-mell and Asa A.

Edwards, 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and 5 great-great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday 1 P.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME 1505 S.

East St. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday. LOVE Mr. Earl L.

Love, age 87, of 814 S. State beloved brother of Blanche Archer, Marlo'n, and Daisy Sellers, of Fairmont, passed away Saturday p.m. For further information call the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 632-6576. McFALL Mr.

Bertsch W. McFall, age 64, of 7312 E. 18th husband of Mrs. Viola McFall, brother of Mrs. Dwight Huffman, Mrs.

Howard Gardner, Mrs. Arnold Fritzsche, Robert McFall and William McFall. Services Monday 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St.

Calling anytime. MEREDITH Mr. Thomas Nevin Meredith, 740 E. 107th, father of Mr. Nevin W.

Meredith, Mr. Thomas M. Meredith, Mrs. Edward N. McNulty, also 7 grandchildren, passed away Friday.

Funeral Monday morning, 10:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends Invited. Donations may bt made to the American Cancer Society, MOORE Mr. H. B.

(Barnev) Moore, 6450 N. Park entered into rest Thursday, age 71, at Veterans Hospital, Kansas City, husband of Mrs. Edith Moore, father of Mrs. Dorothy Chaille, brother of Mrs. Virginia Weber, Mrs.

Nancy Miller, ind Mrs. Lucille Nangle, grandfather of Mrs. Elaine Kcltner and Mr. William (Bill) Chaille great-grandfather of 2. Graveside Services Monday I p.m., Memorial Park Cemetery.

Calling at HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th until 11 a.m. Monday. ail wno assisted in any way.

Rose Marie "Susie" and Larry McCullough MORRIS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the good neigh- oors, trienas ana relatives tor the kindness, sympathy and lovely floral offerings extended at the passing of our oeiovea wite ana motner anna a inon We also wish to thank Rev, Harold Duncan and wife and the Farley Funeral Home for kind understanding services rendered. Husband, Andrew j. ana vnnaren Mr. Edward Pierce Everett, 5846 PATRICK We wish to exoress eur neanreii thanks to kind tnends and neignoors tor expressions of sympa. thy and lovelv floral offerings x.

tended at the passing of our wife ana motner, MARJORIE CLARE PATRICK Husband, Daughter and hamer's hand. The President received the Silver Star for a South Pacific flying mission when he was a commander in the Navy during World War II. Capt. Bodenhamer, the son of Mrs. Naomi Bodenhamer, R.R.

2, Roanoke, won his second Silver Star for gallantry in air operations near Hanoi last April 19. He also has three Distinguished Flying Crosses, the Air Force Commendation Medal and 10 air medals. He was appointed to the academy by former Congressman John K. Beamer. A brother, Major Kenneth Bodenhamer, is in the USAF, stationed at Maxwell Field, Ala.

STAR SPECIAL REPORT McConnell Air Force Base, Kas. A Hoosier jet pilot, a member of the 1961 Air Force Academy graduating class yesterday received a personal memento from President Johnson. Capt. Howard L. Boden-hamer, 28 years old, Roanoke, was one of 11 F-105 Thunderchief pilots receiving Silver Stars from the President for gallantry over North Vietnam.

He was 10th in line to receive the medal when "I got the surprise of my life." The President removed his own Silver Star cloth pin, which he has worn since it was presented to him by Gen. Douglas MacArthur in 1942, and placed it in Capt. Boden- oranocniidren POLAND The family of LENO POLAND Wishes to thank the many kind friends, relatives and neighbors for wintnrop husband of Mrs. Evelyn T. Everett father of Mr.

Robert Edward Everett and Miss Dorothy Evelyn Everett, grandfather of 2, passed away Friday. Funeral. Monday afternoon 2:30 o'clock, FLAN. NER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after noon Sunday, FARRINGTON Mr.

Maldon L. Farrington, 3415 Adams Court South, Apt 201, passed on, Friday, age 72, husband of Mrs. Edith R. Farrington, father of Mrs. Ruth F.

Carroll, Mrs. Edith F. Swain, and Mr. Maldon E. Farrlng-ton, brother of Miss Helen V.

Farrington, 4 grandchildren, 1 greatgrandchildren. Services Monday 10 a.m. HARRY W. MOORE ARLING-TON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th St.

Member of Brookside Lodge No. 720 F. A.M. Calling anytime. expressions or sympathy, lovely tloral offerings and other courtesies received at the passing of our mother.

Our special thanks to Rev. David Middle- ton or waveriy wetnooist tnurch and Bob a er Chevrolet, 5436 East a i gton Street, Bob Baker, agency head, has announced. Moneymaker has been in the automobile in, tor tneir uno services. The Children SCHNEIDER We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the manv friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely tributes and contributions made to the church Memorial Fund and other courtesies extended at the passing sf 3 Card of Thanks our oeioveo nusoano ana taTner VICTOR L. SCHNEIDER Capt.

Bodenhamer said he had no idea why President Johnson singled him out for the personal memento. We alsd wish to thank Pastor Donald Elder, Dr. Walter Wick, Pastor Jerry Fargo VanTassel, church choir and Flanner (V Buchanan Mortuary tor tneir Kino services. Wife and Family ADAMS We wish te express eur tin-cere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness, prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our beloved husband and farther ROY 0. ADAMS We especially wish to thank Rev.

Dodrlll and the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel for their kind services SCHOEN-To my kind friends, neighbors and relatives I wish to express my sincere appreciation for sympathetic attention, beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies it the pass- The brother, Daniel McGinnis, 26, is in fair condition at Gary Methodist Hospital. Patrick McGinnis was the son of Ambrose McGinnis, a well-known Lake County political figure for 35 years who, in last Tuesday's election, was the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for city judge. In addition to his father and mother, who live in Crown Point, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Christine McGinnis of Highland; another brother, John McGinnis of Crown Point and Mrs.

Kathleen Os-trow in California. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Geisen Funeral Home in Crown Point. Fred Fisher Fred Fisher 44 years old, Wolcottville, distributor for the Ashland Oil Company, was killed early yesterday when his car veered off Ind. 9 in Wolcottville on a slight curve and struck a tree. He was a veteran of World War II and a former commander of the American Legion Post at Rome City.

One of his sons is with the Army in Vietnam. Robert Draper Jr. iXohle G. Bosh ell Robert Draper 23, Wil-liamsport, and Noble Garth Boswell, 24, Gary, were among four persons killed yesterday in a two-car collison at the crest of a hill on U.S. 41 just north of Hopkinsville, Ky.

The others were Mrs. Ruby Jean Belew, 27, Woodlawn, renuerea. wire ana inuaren. ing or my oeiovea ororner MAIIRirF I SCHOFN am most aooreciative and wish to ARGENBRICHT-We wish to press our sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for thank Rev. John B.

Ackerman for his consoling message and Shirley Bros. Mortuary for kind services rendered. Edna Mae Schoen. ine wnoness, prayers, svmpatny and floral tributes extended to us at the passing ot our oeioved husband tnc father DONALD L. ARGENBRIGHT We especially wish to thank Rev Jack Strom and the Jordan Funeral noma tor their Rind services rn oereu.

wite and fam hv BAILEY To our kind friends. SEEMAN We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness, prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our beloved husband and father WILLIAM SEEMAN We especially wish to thank Rev. R. B. Acheson, Carpenters Union, Local No.

60 and No. 758, employees of Marion County General Hospital, employees of Finchum Trucklno the office staff of Dr. Benedict and Dr. McDouqhal, the Conkle Funeral Home for their kind services rendered. Wife ind Family neloh- i express uurs ana relatives we wisn TO Alir tlnrr annrarlatlAn J.

sympa- Sfllll thetlc attention, beautiful floral tr uics ana oiner courresies if passing of JONNA KAE BAILEY JUST RELAX AND tET A QUICK-ACTION STAR AND NEWS WANT AD 00 THE WORK for you 633-1212 business here Moneymaker since 1959. He also has been active in public service and for 20 years has served as chaplin for police and firemen in Beech Grove, Indianapolis and Marion County departments. He was re-elected chaplin of the Indianapolis Firemen's Association at the annual convention here last August and has served in this capacity since 1949. He also is a member of Indiana Selective Service, serving on Marion County Board 214 for the last 12 years. He is married and has five children.

They attend the Beech Grove Church of the Nazarene. Also new to the staff of the dealership is James Castor. He was graduated from Howe High School in 1963 and joined the Army National Guard in November of that year and received basic training at Fort Knox. He formerly was employed by United Parcel Service; worked as a warehouse manager at Butler, and later as an assistant manager for a firm here. Our nrartnn jfannkt.

IAr- most appreciative and wish' to thank Dr, Ozie Pruitt of First Baptist Church Suffocation Suspected In Death Of Infant An 8-month-old baby who was sleeping with his parents in their bed was found dead early yesterday beneath a protective plastic mattress covering, police said. The baby, Jessie F. Nealy son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie F.

Nealy 4112 East 21st Street was found lifeless about 7.45 a.m. by the child's father. The Marion County Coroner's office said the child evidently crawled under the plastic during the early hours and died of suffocation. An autopsy has been ordered. Booze Tied To Coffee Bangalore, India (AP) Relaxation of liquor prohibition laws in some Indian states will reduce consumption of coffee for alleviation of hangovers from bootleg booze, in the opinion of G.

Mathias, chairman of the Indian coffee board. He predicted coffee sales would drop about 1,000 tons to about 39,000 tons annually. Rose Poly To Get Rolz Memorial STAR STATE REPORT Terre Haute, Ind. Funds contributed in memory of the late Rhiman A. Rotz, chairman of the United States Auto Club rules committee and president of the John M.

Rotz Engineering Company Inc. of Indianapolis, will be used to establish an engine laboratory at Rose Polytechnic Institute. Rotz, a 1937 Rose graduate, was killed Sept. 6 in the crash of a private airplane near Crawfordsville. The Rhiman A.

Rotz Memorial Engine Laboratory was selected by his widow, Mrs. Frances Rotz, as a project consistent with his great live-time interest. The Rotz Memorial Engine Laboratory will provide modern facilities for engine analysis and research and will be used almost iely by undergraduates. tor nis consoling message, the James Whltcomb Riley Childrens' Hospital and Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary for kind services rendered. The John D.

Bailey Family SHELBY We are deeply grateful ant wish to thank the many friends, relatives and nelqhbors for expressions of sympathy and lovely floral oiferlngs received at the death of our husband nd father MR. VERL L. SHELBY We especially wish to thank Rev, Moore of Centenary Christian Church and the Harry W. Moore Arlington MOORE Mr. Harry L.

Moore, age 79, of 21 S. Ritter, husband of Grace Moore, father of Mariorie Moore Maple, grandfather of Stephen, Robert, Susan and JoAnne Maple, Indpls. Services Monday, 10 a.m., at SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

St. Calling anytime. Burial South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Ind. MULLINS Mr. Thomas M.

Mullins, 3446 Clover Drive, husband of Lizzie Mullins, father of Mrs. Betty Mae Edwards, Brinda Kay and Reggie Mullins, son of Fairbanks Mullins and Mrs. Vernie Mullins, brother of Mrs, Lavone Keys, Mrs. Sylvia Sammons, Mrs. Vickie Sholders, Mrs.

Peggy Sue Shelton, Eugene, Reginald and Douglas Mullins, grandfather of Johnny Wayne Edwards, departed this life Thursday, age 42. Services Mon-dav, Nov. 13th, at MOORE KIRK BEN DAVIS CHAPEL, 7050 W. Wash. 1:30 p.m.

Friends may call, NEUKOM Mr. Frank H. Neukom, 2311 S. Villa, husband of Mrs. Lilly Neukom, father of Mrs.

Florence Callahan, Mrs, Beverly Plerson, Mrs. Margaret Bousum and Mrs. Maxlne Stanton, brother of Mrs. 5adl Campbell, Mrs. Grace Podmore, Mr.

John Neukom and Mr. Walter Neukom, grandfather of 6, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday afternoon 1 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends Invited. OAKES Mr.

Henry George Oakes, 315 E. Westfleld husband of Mrs. Loretta Oakes, father of Mr. Henry George Oakes brother of Mrs. Paul LeMleux, Mr.

Otto Ochs, Mr. Arnold Ochs and Mr. William Ochs, passed away Friday, Funeral Sunday afternoon 2 o'clock, FLANNF" BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends Invited. our kind fnr baril We wish to express sincere appreciation to the friends, relatives and neighbors expressions of sympathy, lnuaiv i floral cnapei.

wire ang t-amuy tributes and other courtesies extended and at ine passing at our wit mother FLORENCE H. BARIL SILCOX We wish to thank the wnds, and r'lati's nffrd their condolences ind floral arrangements, it the death ot our son and husband WILLIAM H. SILCOX We also wish to thank G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home for services rendered.

We also wish to thank the Public service to. of Indiana end all acclttftH in inv uvau Husband end Family BOWERS-We wish to acknowledge Wife ind Pirents mi i i witn deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy an-t many beautiful floral tributes extended dv our rtatlva. and her daughter, Mary friends, neighbors, nurses, nurses aids vrn Twir uiiierui eno wish to think eur good neighbors, friends and relative for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies received it the passing of our beloved daughter ind sister CINDA SUE SMITH We also wish to thank Rev. Duke for his comfortlni words ind Little Sons Funeral Home for kind services. Mr.

1 Mrs. Stanley Smith and Family Lee, 11. They were riding with Boswell. Draper was riding with Ray Siggers, 34, Evansville, who told police Boswell's car skid- ana oraeriys of bt. Francis Hospital at the passing of our beloved husband and father CHARLES K.

BOWERS 5R Wt especially wish to thank Rev. J. P. Monson, Dr. F.

A. Ferry, Moore Kirk Mortuary, all for kind understanding services rendered. Wife and Family.