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PAGE 10 SEC. 3- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR OBITUARIES Denture Referral Service Is Planned Guard Charged In Beating Was IIM BRIEF Dr. Greenleaf, Former DePauw Professor. Dies Wabash To Confer 4 Honorary Degrees STAR STATf RIPORT Crawfordsville, Ind. Wabash College will confer honorary degrees on four persons and baccalaureate degrees on 200 seniors at its 141st commencement at 2:30 p.m.

next Sunday on the college mall. The honorary degree recipients are Indianapolis businessman Thomas W. Binford, Hans W. Frei, professor of religious studies at Yale University; Harold Q. Fuller, professor emeritus at the University of Missouri at Rolla, and Benjamin A.

Rogge, distinguished professor of political economy at Wabash. Frei will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. next Sunday in the college chapel. Red Cross Honors Youth Volunteers Rebecca Martin, who has donated 500 hours of service to the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross, was one of 48 young people honored for their work at the annual Red Cross Youth Volunteer Recognition program. The Red Cross chapter also recognized Tim Foley and Tina Likens who donated 200 hours each.

In addition, special certificates were awarded to more than 150 local youth groups for a variety of Red Cross activities. Lecture On Plants An illustrated lecture on woodland plants will be given at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday by John a member of the Natural Study Club of Indianapolis, in the President Benjamin Memorial Home. The program, free to the public, includes identification of mushrooms and toadstools. I Death Notices Funeral Announcements 4 1 A1MM fof UAABi.

1 ont inevnpnsivp hut ciYtri-Aiialitv nV niuies la cApcvM-u avauauie oy year's end as a result of a policy adopted Saturday by the Indiana Dental Association. Meeting in Indianapolis for a four-day conference, the association also voted to recommend the appointment of one or more dental hygienists as advisory consultants to the Indiana State Board of Dental Examiners. Dr. David B. Kennedy of Vancouver, B.C.

addressed a scientific session dealing with dental care in youngsters. He reaffirmed the importance of caring for primary teeth as the foundation for future dental health. Dr. Franklin S. Weine of Chicago discussed re-implantation of teeth in another session.

The conference ends today with a on dentures by Dr. Malcolm E. ne of the Indiana University School of Dentistry. Zoo est '79 Events Begin Next Sunday Zoofest 79, a series of single-day special events, will be held at the Indianapolis Zoo from May through August, beginning next Sunday, Mother's Day. The Mother's Day events will include appearances by folksinger Charlotte Daniels, who will present a history of Indiana folk music, and Mark Galbraith, who will demonstrate the art of pottery.

The first 500 women entering the zoo next Sunday will receive a daisy. Other Zoofest '79 days will be held on June 17 to commemorate Father's Day; July 15 to celebrate the first anniversary of the arrival at the zoo of Kubwa, a baby elephant; and Aug. 12 in honor of the International Year of the Child. Lehigh Club Dinner The Lehigh University Club of Indiana will hold its spring dinner meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday tne Houoay inn tast, i-70 and 1-465.

Memoriarm 5 In Memoriarm the sincerg hope ot rendering a helpful service to those who desire to run appropriate "In Memonam notices tor Memorial Day. The Star publish on Wednesday May 30th, "Memorial Remembrances Appropriate tribute may be selected from our booklet of printed in memonam verses. If you I to place a notice, call Miss Page. 633- I 1282. Miss King, 633-1266.

or Miss Rose. 633- I 1272 You can also wnte or visit the office at N. Pennsylvania St THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR AND THE INDIANAPOLIS NtWS BRITTON Mr. Norman O. Britton, aoa AO, ot Ind pi husband of Mrgref or man, uto mvcet arte nephews, passad vwav Saturday.

Funeral Servlcii 10 a.m. Monday CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, Justice Commission To Consider Grants The Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Commission will consider approving more than $556,000 in federal grant applications at its monthly meeting at 11 a.m. Friday in the Indiana Convention-Exposition Center. The commission also will consider naming four persons to four regional criminal-justice planning boards. State Sen.

Keith C. McCormick (R-Lebanon) has been nominated for reappointment to the Region III board. Nominated for appointment are April Hansen, Boone County chief probation officer, Region Sullivan County Prosecutor James R. Monk, Region VI, and Daviess County Sheriff Donald Chestnut, Region VIII. Shortridge Students Plan Arts Showcase An arts showcase featuring drama skits written by students, metal sculpture demonstrations, "African disco" and a variety of other activities will be presented Friday by students at Shortridge High School.

Aimed at promoting the Performing Arts Magnet School and the Arts in Education project at Shortridge, the event will run from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission is free. In addition to the many presentations by students, visitors will have the opportunity to be photographed as Romeo andor Juliet. Forbes To Speak STAR. STATI IMPORT Evansville, Ind.

Dr. J. Kenneth Forbes, executive assistant to the bishop of the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the University of Evansville's 121st commencement at 10 a.m. May 20. 3 Card of Thanks 5 In BAILIY-The family of Chester A.

Baiiev wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kind ness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and netohbors in our time of bereavement. We especially wish to mank those who acted as pallbearers, the minister and me Toiin-Herr and Singleton Funeral Home for their kind services rendered and all who assisted In any way. -Tha i-amv ot Chester a. eeiiev OROOveR We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and eoor ecl at ion tor me acts of kindness, messages sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our friends, neighbors and relatives and Pastor Wilbur Hurt and all others who assisted In so many ways during our recant bereavement. -Tha Clifford H.

Groover Family MORIARTY With deep appreciation a soecial thank vou to attr good friends, relatives, neighbors who help us through the long illness of our husband, father and brother. THOMAS J. MOR ARTY We especially want to thank Drs uarneu, Lwminic end Mo 73 veart. ron and their staff of doctors and nurses for the suoerb care we man t-atner Birry, Father Fisher of St. Francn.

Father Tui. husband of ley and Father Miltz of Holy isame cnurcn and Rev. wm Thomas Of Bech Grove rhritln Church tor help end comfort. i nanKj to me nurses and aides at the Beech Care Health Center A thank you for the floral and 'ifual expression of ivm- pathy. Sincere gratitude to pallbearers and Little and Sons Funeral Home for incomoarahie service.

-Wife. Sons and Brother 5 in Memonams Pope. Robert BERNLOEHR in loving memory of our dear sister GOLDIA BERNLOEHR Who passed awav Mav to. Loved, missed and remembered -Sister and Brother Raymond and setterfieid. EBERHARDT-ln loving memory of or Friends call from a 1 to 9 p.m.

MARGARET BERHARDT Who Passed awev May 9, 1975 As long as hearts remember As long as dear ones care we cannot lose the ones we love Thev are with us everywhere Sister and Brother ORE ATHOUlK-in loving mem ory of WILLIAM EARL GRc ATHOU5E Who passed away Mav 1975 Hie smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word tor each And ded beloved bv all. Wife Weeda, Children and Grandchildren HICKIY-ln loving memory of KAREN SUE HlCKEY ROBIN HlCKEY RYAN HlCKEY BILL CORK Who passed awav May 1976 Death wHt never break the ties That bound our lives together We love vou still and always wilt And you'll live in our hearts forever -Mother and Grandmother HAKtm loving memory of JOE (JACK) LEAKE Who passed awav May 6, 1774 God saw you getting weary He did what he thought best Ha out his arms around you And whispered come and ref. The golden gate stood open On that heartbreaking day And with farewells unspoken He gentty slipped awav. Sadly missed bv, -Wife Catherine, Children, Grandchildren, REaitivet, and Frlenos In will Day wish 307 7 Funeral ABSHIER, Mr, Ann BESN6THY, lnl.nl Dtna Ray FLICK, Mra. Th.im, HURLEY, Mr.

Mlcm.l J. JONES, Mri. Sally PRUITT, Mr. CHuOt P. TAYLOR.

Mr. Carl tam Frienai irwuw. Friends mav call from 3 to 9 D.m. Sun day. Englewood Masonic Lodge Memorial service a p.m.

aunoav. FEENEY Mr. Jemet V. Feertev, oa ion of Mrs. Helen eerie brother of Mrs.

John Pet (Judith) Faney, Orlando, Fie, Mrs, Mark (Mary Helen) Powers, wimam jack F. and Paul R. Feeney. Funeral Monday, Mfly 7, 9 30 a rtv, MOORE KIRK IRVINCTON CHAPEL. 51 E.

Weh. St. Funeral Mass 10 Little Flower Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Parish Rosary Sunday a o.m.

Calling anytime. Services) SlCKLEY, Mri. Judy Elian JONES, Mr. Robart L. Jr.

LUTTRELL, Mr. Lillian STEIGER. Mr. FrMlrlck TRACHT. Mr.

M.I. in FLANNERXBUCHANANJ having been on the DePauw faculty 39 years. He was graduated from Boston and Indiana universities. He organized DePauw's pare-engineering and actuarial programs and was a fomer president of the Greencastle school board. Active in Masonry, he was the holder of the York Rite Cross of Honor.

In 1957 he received DePauw's Leather Medal as the person who made the greatest contribution to the university. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Blanche Bryant Greenleaf; and four daughters, Dr. Elizabeth A. Greenleaf, an Indiana University professor; Mrs.

Edith Aanderud of Portland, Mrs. David Smith of Terre Haute; and Mrs. John Hodshire of Valparaiso. Mrs. Lester Jones Services for Mrs.

Lester (Sally Jones, 43, 722 North Bosart Avenue, a retired laboratory technician, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Jones died Friday in her home. The Marion County Coroner is investigating.

Born in Knox County, Kentucky, Mrs. Jones lived here 28 years. She was a lab technician at John Sexton 4 Co. 10 years, retiring in 1974. She was a member of Mount Calvary Baptist Church and a former member of Citizens Forum and the Near East Side Community Organization.

Surviving, besides her husband, are four daughters, Mrs. Geneva Mansfield, Mrs. Wanda Hawkins, Miss Patricia Jones and Miss Dale-Ellen Jones, all of Indianapolis. Xorman G. Britton Norman G.

Britton, 60, 3314 Allison Avenue, a retired fireman, died Saturday in Winona Memorial Hospital. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Britton was with the Indianapolis Fire Department 22 years, retiring in 1968. He was a member of Englewood Masonic Lodge 715, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Indianapolis Shrine Horse Patrol, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, International Association of Fire Fighters, Retired Fire Fighters Club, Speedway 500 Golf Club, Danville Conservation Club and the Antelope Club. He was an Army veteran of World War II.

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Margaret Britton. Melvin K.

Tracht Memorial services for Melvin K. Tracht, 28, Indianapolis, an attorney with Ice Miller, Donadio Ryan legal firm the last four years, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Fianner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. A native of Gary who lived here four years, he died Wednesday in his home. Mr.

Tracht was a graduate of DePauw University and Northwestern University Law School. He was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity at DePauw; the Indianapolis, Indiana and American bar associations; and Phi Beta Kappa. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Martha M. Tracht; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin T. Tracht of Ogden Dunes; and a brother, Michael Tracht of Elkhart. Memorial contributions may be made to DePauw University or the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. Carl Taylor Services for Carl Taylor, 77, 347 North Kenyon Street, who formerly owned Taylor Drapery Service for 30 years, will be held at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with entomb-ment in Washington Park East Mausoleum. A native of Shelby County who lived here 45 years, Mr. Taylor died Friday in Community Hospital. Before entering the drapery business, he was employed by Delco Remy Division of General Motors Corp. in Anderson 15 years, retiring in 1978.

He was a member of Prospect Masonic Lodge and Prospect Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Sylvia R. Taylor, and a daughter; Mrs.

Norma Hazelwood of Indianapolis. Mrs. Troutman Services for Mrs. Minnie E. Brashear Troutman, 89, Indianapolis, a retired housekeeper, will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Monday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Troutman, the widow of Frank Troutman, died Friday in her home. A native of Boston, she lived here 70 years and was a housekeeper 25 years at Farm Bureau Insurance retiring in 1939. Survivors include a daughter, Miss Willa Troutman of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Henry Heigl Services for Mrs. Henry J. (Leda) Heigl, 73 630 Terrace Avenue, wilt be held at 2 p.m. Monday in G.H.

Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. She died Friday in Wishard Memorial Hospital. Born in St. Joseph, she lived in Indianapolis most of her life. Surviving, besides her husband, are a daughter, Mrs.

Melba Pape of Mount Clemmons, and a son, Eaton Chambliss Jr. of Greenwood. STAR IUTI R1P0RT Greencastle, Ind. Services for Dr. Herrick H.

Greenleaf, 84, Bloomington, a former professor of mathematics and astronomy at DePauw University, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Hopkins Rector Greencastle Chapel. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery here. He died Friday In Bloomington Hospi- tal Dr. Greenleaf retired in 11 after Mrs.

Weber's Rites I Held Here April 28 Graveside services for Mrs. Jeannette Duval Weber, 71, a part-time resident of Indianapolis and Buffalo, N.Y., since 1974, were held April 28 in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Weber, a retired bank employee, 'died April 25 in Roswell Park Memorial Institute, Buffalo. I Born in New York City and educated in Europe, she began a long career in banking in 1929 as a translator in the foreign department of Buffalo's Marine Midland Bank.

She retired as senior commercial teller in 1974, and divided her time between Buffalo and Indianapo-, lis, where her daughter, Mrs. Robert A. (Eveline) Infanger, lives. Mrs. Weber, the widow of Carl A.

Weber, also had been a substitute language teacher at the State University of Buffalo. She did volunteer work at the Buffalo Veterans Administration Medical Center and the Roswell Institute, a cancer research center. She supported the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Starlite Musicals and Clowes Hall, and was a member of the International Institute and the American Institute of Banking. She was a past president of the Buffalo French Club. Memorial contributions may be made to the Leukemia Research Fund, Department Medicine A at the Roswell Institute, 666 Elm Street, Buffalo, 14263, in care of Dr.

Preisler. James M. McGee Services for James M. McGee, 61, a patrolman in the Indianapolis Police Department juvenile brancn for 31 years, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St.

Patrick Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. He died Friday in St. Francis Hospital Center. Born in Greenfield, he lived in Indianapolis most of his life He was a member of the church, Fraternal Order of Police and American Legion Police Post 56. Friends may call from 7 to 9 m.

today and from 2 to 9 p.m. Monday in Wilson-St. Pierre Chapel of the Chimes. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Rosemary Mullen McGee, and a sister, Mrs.

Clara Thompson of Indianapolis. Horace Heed Horace Reed, 82, New Whiteland, a retired machinist, died Saturday in a Franklin nursing home. A native of Indianapolis, he lived here most of his life, working for Bertsch Machine Shop in Cambridge City for years until his retirement about 20 years ago. Mr. Reed was a 50-year member of Masonic Lodge 5 in Cambridge City and of American Legion Post 169.

He was an Army veteran of World War I. Graveside services are pending in Sarasota, Fla. Friends may call from 2 to 9 ra. today in Wilson-St. Pierre Greenwood Chapel: Mrs.

Pauline Sen ton Services for Mrs. Pauline Blair Newton, 6305 Rucker Road, a gift wrapper at S. Ayres Co. until her retirement in 1968, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Jacobs Brothers Westside Chapel, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery.

A lifelong Indianapolis resident, she died Friday in Winona Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Newton was a volunteer for the PACE program (Public Action in Correctional Efforts), and was a member of Our Savior United Methodist Church. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Helen Blair Reed of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Willa Wilkins Services for Mrs. Willa Wilkins, 83, 2161 Bellefontaine Street, the widow of Robert Wilkins, will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Willis Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. She died Friday in Winona Memorial Hospital.

Born at Nashville, she lived in Indianapolis 80 years. She was an organist at Macedonia Baptist Church, and was a member of Mount Zion Baptist Church and Lott Arey Missionary Society. Survivors include a foster daughter, Mrs. Etolia Bransford of Indianapolis Stanley E. Baker Services for Stanley E.

Baker, 40, 3328 East 25th Street, a Marine Corps veteran, will be held at 1 Wednesday in Summers Northeast Funeral Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He died Friday in West 10th Street Veterans Administration Medical Center. Born in Russellville, he lived in Indianapolis 36 years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lois Jean Baker; a son, Stanley E.

Baker five daughters, the Misses Annette A Starlene, Sonja, Candace and Cindy Baker, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Baker, all of Indianapolis. FUCK Mrs.

Thelma M. Flick, ege W. 6233 Raleigh Or, wife of Bieine M. Flick, mother of Lawrence 8 Flic and Ted C. Flich, 4 grend-chiidren, lister of Mr Wanda I Death Notices PASCHAU Mr.

Fred Paachall. vieiuire. r-unerti wonaav, My 7th. 30 p.m. SHIRLEY BROS IRVING ILL CMAPEL, 5377 E.

of 573 E. nth Wash. St Calling Sunday 2 to Mrs. Mary c. Pascnaii, brother of Mr, Daniel Paschaii, eHo survived by severei nieces and nepnews, paised awev Thursday.

Funeral services 9 30 a.m. Monday, at tha FEE Nfi KIR BY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St followed bv Funeral Mass 10 am. St. Mary Catholic Church. Friends may can after 2 p.m.

Sunday. Rosary 7 pm. Sunday. HEIGL Mrs. Leda Heigi, t3 years, 30 Terrace beioved wife of irv Heiel.

mother of Meibe Pep and Eaton Chambliss grandchildren, I greatgrandchildren, passed awav Frl- -unerai Mondev 2 30 p.m. at the HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1SOS $. East St. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

Sunday. POPE Mr indpls, Fired By Company A security guard who was charged Friday with beating the woman he was hired to protect is not employed by Continental Security as he told police, Continental President Jack McFarland reported Saturday. McFarland said that Isiah D. Chunn, 35, 4500 block of Candletree Drive, was discharged in February after he had entered into a private security arrangement with the woman without the agency's knowledge or consent. The woman has identified three suspects in the murder last Oct.

25 of pharmacist John A. Stockdale in the drugstore at which she worked. McFarland said Continental had assigned Chunn to work as a security guard at the pharmacy but did not assign him to protect the woman. Chunn appeared Saturday in Municipal Court, Room 9, and his case was continued until 9 a.m. May 24.

His bond remains at $55,000. Museum Serendipity Slated For May 18 The public is invited to participate in a day of fun at the Indiana State Museum from 3:30 to 9 p.m. May 18 as the organization celebrates International Museum Day. Named Indiana State Museum Serendipity, the event will include square dancing; demonstrations of early tool-making and weaving; and lectures on identification of rocks and woodland animals, and the background on old campgrounds. A collection of fully restored Indiana-made antique automobiles will be displayed in the museum's parking lot.

Admission to the program is free. Goodwill Celebration Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana, now in its 49th year, will hold open house this week in celebration of National Goodwill Week. The public is invited to visit the rehabilitation center at 1635 West Michigan Street. Tours will be conducted from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday. Advance notice is not necessary unless groups exceed 10 members for which reservations should be made. Pike Band Places 3d The Pike High School Marching Band received a trophy for being second runner-up in the Cincinnati Reds' Fifth Annual Marching Band Festival held Saturday at Cincinnati. The first-place award went to the Dayton (Ohio) High School Marching Band, and first runner-up was the Wapa-hani High School Marching Band from Selma, Ind. Floyd E.

Pope Floyd E. Pope, 67, Indianapolis, a pressman for Inland Container Corp. 35 years until his retirement in 1975, died Saturday in a local nursing home. Born at English, he lived in Indianapolis 52 years. He was a member of the Conservation Club and First Assembly of God in Speedway.

Services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Conkle Lyndhurst Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Nellie Pope; two sons, Marvin and Robert Pope, both of Indianapolis, and two daughters, Mrs. Norma Walters of Indianapolis and Mrs.

Viola Francis of Oxnard, Calif. Claude P. Pruitt Services for Claude P. Pruitt, 80, 7544 Alice Avenue, a retired employee of Wege Marble and Tile will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with entombment In Washington Park East Mausoleum.

He died Thursday in his home. Bom in Indianapolis, Mr. Pruitt moved to Edinburgh as a youngster, then returned here in 1928. He was a member of Englewood Christian Church and its Opportunity Class, and was active in four bowling leagues. He retired from Wege in 1965.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Jeanette Pruitt. Mrs. Irene Young Mrs. Irene Young, 75, 5353 East Raymond Street, the widow of Clarence D.

Young, died Saturday in a local nursing home. Born at Carrollton, she lived in Indianapolis six years. Services will be held at 10 a m. Tuesday in G.H. Herrmann South East Street Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown Cemetery.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Juani-ta Campbell of Tucson, and a son, Clarence Young of Greenwood. Mrs. Stevenson Mrs. Lillian K.

Stevenson, 85, Indianapolis, the widow of Oscar Stevenson, died Saturday in St. Francis Hospital Center. Born in Newport, she lived in Indianapolis most of her life. Services will be held at 10 a m. Tuesday in N.F.

Chance Funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Hess of Ripon, and two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Daly and Mrs. Alma Nordeck, both of Fort Thomas, Ky.

Mrs. Blaine Flick Services for Mrs. Blaine (Thelma Flick, 56, 6232 Raleigh Drive, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs.

Flick died Friday in her home. She was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church. Survivors, besides her husband, include two sons, Lawrence B. and Ted C. Flick, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Kirkham Mooresville, Ind. Mrs. Dorothy Kirkham, 82, Mooresville, a former Morgan County schoolteacher and employee of Kendrick Hospital in Martinsville, died Saturday in a Martinsville nursing home. She was the widow of Harry Kirkham.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Hampton-Gentry Funeral Home in Plainfield, with burial in Hall (Ind.) Cemetery. Floyd Pope, age 7, husband ot Nellie Pooa. father of Marvin Pooe. Norma waiter, vioia JONES Mrs.

Heidi S. Jones, age 30, wife Of Charles JoneSi mother of Charles Jones, daughter of Francis, brother of Eiiien nope ano Kose alio 13 grandchildren, paised 4 great- away aturday. Funarat services 11 30 am. Tuesday CONKlE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAP Thomas e. and eveiyn umer- son, niter ot Scort and Cindy L.

Puikerson, granooaugnTer or Mr. and Mri Earl V. Fuikerton. Private funeral services were held Saturday. May 5th, WTv, SHIRLEY BROS SERVICE.

EL, 1203 5 LvnnuriT invited. Frianos mev to 9 m. Sunday, and Monday. SALTER Jittery Salter, 10, Danville, passed away Friday, beloved son of 6m and Phyllis Saitar, DanvlMe, brother of Tammy, Home and Trade, an at home, grandson of Mr. end Mrs.

Les'ie fiartiey, Danville. Mrs. Ida Salter, MusKegon, aso survived bv several aunts and undes. Services Monday, 2 p.m. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Dan-villa.

Burial Danville South Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 em Sunday. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. JONES Mrs M. Jones.

SO A3, 711 Bosart, wife of Lester Jones, mother of Mrs. Gregory A (Geneva) Mansfield, Mrs. Thomas (Wanda) Hawkins, Patricia Jones and Daie-EHan Jones, a nd mother of 2. star of Richard E. and Alan L.

Johnson. Mrs Homer Smith and Mrs. George P. Owens. Funeral Mon-dav.

Mav 7th. 1 o.m. SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 wasn, St. Calling Sunday from a m.

to KIRKHAM Mrs. Dorothy Kirkham, Moores-vtue, mother of Max Kirkham of Shermensdaie, sister of Mrs. Daisy Brown, Mar. SPARKS Mrs. Fie via Sparks, ai years lasa Presto.

Speedway, wife ot Paul Sparks, sister of Vem Horndey, passed awav Friday. Funeral Monoav 9: IS a m. FEENEY-KtRBY MORTUARY. 19th Meridian 10 a.m. St Christopnar Catholic Church interment Calvary Cemetery.

Friends mav can after 2 p.m. Sunday. Rosary 7 p.m. Sunday. tinsville, Mrs.

Mary Cooper, ciayton, jonn Daily, spencer, fnd. Frlendi mav cell 3 to o.m Monday. HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNfcKAL HOME, Plainfield Funeral Tuesday, 11 a.m. at the tunaret noma. LUTTREU Mrs.

LHHan Esther Luttreli, Zionsvliie, mother of Mr, Den and Mr. Stanley Luttreli, sister ot Miss Nora Jane Carey, Directors STEVENSON Lillian K. Stevenson, 15 years, widow of the late Oscar Stevenson, beioved mother of Mrs Everett w. Hets. ot Wisconsin, siiter of Peari Deiy ano Aime Norvlck, both of Ft Thomei, Ky grandmother of Donald ConweH, city, Brende Taylor, Morgan-town, and Judith Urvan, Tampa.

greater and mother of passed away Saturday, Funeral Servlcea 10 a m. Tuesday at the F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME, S04 E. National Ave. Friends mav can after 7 pm.

Sundev. Memorials may be made to the Cancer Society foster-mother of Mrs. Beverly iworrissey, r. Berry smith, Mr. Carolyn Monroe and Mr Jack Novak, also survived by mrry grenocnuoren.

unerei Monday afternoon. 2 o'elark PLANNER i BUCHANAN ZIONWILLC MORTUARY Frienai may cell after 4 p.m, Sunday. MANSFIELD Miss Jovce Lynn Mensfieid, 3V veeri, ot moon passed awav Wednesday. Beloved daughter of Mr and Mri, David Woiowlti Graveside services 12 rtoon Sunday in B'Nai Torah Cemetery Memorial contributions may be matte to the City of Mooe. Ar-rangements by AARON-RUBEN- 1 Funeral Directors H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOMES Mrs Harmon Robert MarnniTt Moditon Ave. 1S0S S. last S. 787-7JU 632-8488 re ti pr her-ngnr STIVER Angei i ne B- Stiver, ti years, beioved mother of Lillian Ooan, Garnet McGuire, Mary Schwelkert, William, Ems, James and Harry Stiver, sister of Jetse SchwiCho, 19 grendchll-dren, 22 great-grgndchiioran, paised awav Friday. unerei Monday.

1 at th M. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. isos East St Friends may call aMer 7 pm. Saturday. McGEE Mr James McGee, age 61.

ot indpls, husband of Roeamery (Muiiin) McGee, brother ot Clara Thompson, eiso survived by sev- Mausoleums, Lots 70 Lost and Found MINOR In loving memory of STEVEN WAYNE MINOR Who passed away May a. I97S Softly the leavf of memory tall Gently we gather ind traasura them ail Unseen, unheard, he It always near Stilt missed and still so vary dear. Father, Mother arvj Sit SCHOTT In loving memory of MtCHAEL SCHOTT Who passed away Mav 4. 174 Although its been three veart We still must fight the tears There are others that we know But you were ours and wa loved vou so If only you had time to stay We could have shared a ret her dav. Seeing your warm and loving smile That made Ufa team to worthwhile.

Still wa like to think you're here And know that you are always near For even In our heart you'H stay Till wa art together again one dav. Wa love you -Mike, Trlela, Granddauohter 5141 10 Lost weiiBsa and Michelle WilSI-in loving memory of our daughter NAIOMA JEAN WIESS Who passed awav May 13, 1914 Though suffering, the breathed not a murmur For tha comforter stood by her tide And whispered: "Fear Not, am with thee, With Ma shelf thou aver abide On the river a peie boatman hastended She heard tha toft dip of his oar Then from earth and sorrow ha bora her Across to mat beautiful thore Mr and Mrs Carl Wlete LOST 30 Beagla Jaw. ant marklngi, 7 Funeral Directors LOST rF 14 f-or S4lt 3 rprm Lawn, LOVT; whitt with mliilne. Countv. Marlon REWARD, Tarrlart.

School. I Ola brown amall TAYLOR Mr. Can Taylor, age 11. U1 N. Kenyon St, husband of Mrs.

Sylvia R. Taytor, tether ot Mr. Norman Hazetwood, grand father ot Jin and Jonl Heieiwood, brother of Mra. Earl Augusta Stepnenson. Funeral Tuesday, May lh, 10 a m.

SHIRLEY BROS. IRVINO HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St Calling Sunday 5 to I m. and Monday to I and 7 to I p.m.

Mil ot cmttry lol. NOTICE TO PET LOVERS It Vou Hava lott vour oat and hava no rttoonta to an ad. oa tura and ehack wlftl ma Humana Socltty and ma Municipal Do Pound. and Found whin lim Chihuahua wt niwtwi ana rwpnews, passeo away Friday. Funeral services 10 Church, indpn.

Friends may call "om to m. sunaay ana 4 iO pm. Monday at the WILSON- CHIMES, 123d P'oipact St. MOSFftARf.Fft Kate Mosebarger, for marly of inopia- gieo in waywooa, cent Saturday Mav 5th, sister of Rose Smith, Caiif. Fred Motabarger, Indpls George Mosabarger, johnsonburg, Pa He ten easel.

indpls Burial III be In CaMf. light balga l0oti. from noma In Morgan Doiftibia dumoa4 In Vic County, rtward 131. LOST $500 REWARD vt old DOBERMAN blk and rutt.loa bonad Mlttlna I wkt. lb wMhlk brn m.i.

can anyilma or 7a4.Hl) tllvtr chokar chain, no to Jack, llkaiy to ba LOST: Fam. am. hinnri. oarf Aiohan, mad. lanem coat, biu collar, vary thy, vc.

lOtth i follaoa. Raward. 444-4S1S, 144.142 vw OTiarao, TRACHT Mr Malvln(Mei) K. Trecht, indpls, husband af Mri. Martha (Muiser) Tracht, son of Mr.

and Mri. Metvin T. Tracht, brother of Mr. Michaai Tracht, nephew of Mrs. Helen AuXbikis and Or.

Vernon Tracht Memorial Service Monday afternoon 2 o'clock planner Buchanan BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends mav call tg i pm. Sunday Memorials may be made to DePauw University or phi Kaooa Pat Fraternity, CaiT vie WaiMnofon 4 High lam, I mala, arav briiv brlndla, 241-749) MULLIS Mr. Donald (Dick) MyiHe, age eJ, 303 S. Lockburn, husband of Florence MuiUs, grandfather of Debbie Burks.

Mini Kay Marks. Danielle E. and Ross Richard Mullii, brother of Leonard Mull Is, Irene Axiom and nienie scntnoei, great-grandchildren, passed away Friday Prayers 1:30 m. Monday, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME lynhurst chape l. 1203 s.

mmmmmmmmm LOST Gold Bracalat. 2" long, flaaltx band, vlc ot Gltndaia or G'lanbrlar So. REWARD. IndOH Star and Nawt Box N3474. w-rgwn vie J4gt RE- LOST i mo old Wlra-Aairad Tarrlar, on meditation, vie ot Rural Mich 1100 raward.

43a-2442 or tit 14 ttt Jem whita mala Poodla LOST: I yr old brown 4 wtutt, mala dot, Prlnca" Lott 1 oan WAROIW.J3H TROUTMAN Mrs. Minnta I. Troutman. age 19, mother of wide Troutman, passed awav Friday. Funeral wrvices 1 1 30 a m.

Monday CONKLE FUNERAL HOMI SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. Uth St Friends invited. Friends may call to 9 Sunday Ftmala Irllh Sartar, I yr, Oaarborn. wht too "K.lly" aSS-OW Lvnhurst pm St. Joseph Catholic Church Friend Invited.

Friends may can after 12 noon aunoay. Notary servtta Sunoa 7:3 p.m. FINEGAR WICKER Robert D. Wicker. 1, Welcome WaV Blvd.

Wait, huiharwl Mrs. Mary Jane Ptneoar. aae 5 Of 3fll Hertmen, entered Into rest ingridav wife of Mr. Ralph J. Pinegar, mother of Mr Ralph of lev Wicker, f- ang wr, Jeffrey vinegar, ilter of Mrs Martha Sim morn c.

wiener ana 4 grandchildren, U.S.-China Rural Women Will Meet Washington (AP) Women who live in the U.S. countryside and their counterparts in China will assemble here later this month to discuss mutual problems, according to an organization representing rural American women. "We're not living in isolation anymore," Jane Threatt, president of Rural American Women says of the planned May 22 luncheon with an all-women's delegation from the People's Republic of China. Calico Fern Cat. brown.

Personal Notices Please climb those mouh-taint. I can toratva. Glva ua ramalnlna yaart. aad you. Ona waak vacation J7 going torn.

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mala tpltl, coma an S. 2i Antwar to "Going gomtwhart" My numbar It In onona book, yau can can. wlr Liii. nn rnio JSI- MR. BLUE I hovi it! Brittany Soanlal.

wht ant Faamar, RE Call 7IMW4 alcoholics anonymous 411 Peoolat Bant 432 '144 Shalom, Shalom. Good nawt about God't Plan. Call rirjut 004 vlc i- tuner Wivmlre, 4 greet-grandchildren, passed away Friday Services Monday, a CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4tM Mrs. Doris Hatcher, Mr. James and Mr.

John Vaughn, grandmother of 3. Funeral Service 1 Mondey, First Southern Daniel f. O'Rilev Funeral Hon 4107 Hwy 31 South 787-1331 GRtNSTtlNER FUNERAL H0MC 1401 New York 43TS374 LOST: STEVENS MORTUARY S5WW loth 247-43 Vic High USHER FUNERAL HOMI 231) Washington 433 357 father of Ralph POUND: raiamblat Florists, Memoha is FOlltin I'm "Soy with flowers" BSMKiswiJSSrS LOST WARD. Jyres UWH FlMtl SOTO FLOWERS BY AYRES 262-2540 years, (M LOST: 'roaia LOSV LOT. la LOST.

vie lath 1 HlnO loot, Rid Apr lath. araa Chamoi im LOST Sm Itth 51 Friends Invited. Friends beptilt Church, 5502 3th Friends may can after pm Saturday, HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL. Self 38th St.

may can from to p.rrt Saturday, 3 to Sunday. Masonic Memorial service 7 30 p.m. Sundev. i-k- Cock A oo Rtward. 42.2243.

YOUNG Mrs lren Young, PRUITT Mr. ciauda f. pruitt. aoa of loved mothar of Clarence Young and Juenita Campbell, 11 arand- it Special Notices Irlth Sartar mala Eat- 7f-t4J7. video Mamoriat.

et ua caatura your wadding, birthday, gnmygr. tary, aerty or anything you can think of on video Tape Play back tor vtart to coma en your TV. Call MAS tamala Wk ROM vlc Ena nwWIU Klv 7" b.w am 1.0111, ant raard, 23 2'ta yt a 'ice ve husoarwi ot jeannette Pruitt, uncle of Mra. Kmily nimmono, funeral nnonoey, May 10 a SHIRLEY BROS IRVINO HILL CHAPE L. wash.

St, Caning Sunday 1 to m. cnnoren, is grear-grenacniidren, passed awav Saturday. Funeral Tuetdev 10 a.m. at the H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME.

1505 Eat St Friends may call after 7 p.mfftunday. 1 fam toy aorlcot Poodla, 'Irma', raward ua-AU- SW TICKETS FOR SAL 2tftll2 NOON TOraPIW.