MARCH 4, 1961- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 1 OBITUARIES Dr. Kenneth Jeffries Dies In Lilly Clinic Dr. Kenneth L. Jeffries, 81 years old, 3433 North Central Avenue, longtime Indianapolis physician, died last night in the Lilly Clinic at Marion County General Hospital. A general practitioner who specialized in obstetrics, he was well known as one of the South Side's oldest physicians before his retirement six years ago.
His offices were at 807 Virginia Avenue. A NATIVE of Indianapolis, he returned here in 1907 to join the practice of his father, Dr. William E. Jeffries. When the elder Jeffries was killed by a car in 1909, he took over the practice in the family's Virginia Avenue home.
A 1903 graduate of the Indiana University Medical School, Dr. Jeffries did post graduate work at New York City and was employed at the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane at Richmond before coming to Indianapolis, He was the head of the boxing program at the old Hoosier Mrs. Katie Lambert Dies; Rites Monday Mrs. Katie E. Lambert, 85 years old, 911 North Avenue, died yesterday in her home.
Mrs. Lambert, born in Heidelburg Germany, lived in Indianapolis 40 years. She attended Emerson Baptist Church. Funeral serv. ices will be held at 1 p.m.
Monday in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Delena Clark, Mrs. Bernice Erbrich, Mrs. Greda Wenz, Mrs.
Freda Jensen, all of Indainapolis, and Mrs. Veneda McConkey of Dayton, seven grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. James E. Shaff stall Dies; Funeral Monday Funeral services for James E. Shaffstall, 71 years old, 2877 Sutherland Avenue, will be held at 10 a.m.
Monday in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mr. Shaffstall, lifelong resident of Indianapolis, died Thursday in Robert W. Long Hospital.
He retired four years ago after 10 years as a salesman for the Sanderson Cyclone Company of Orrville, 0, Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Anna C. Shaffstall; a son, Albert P. Shaffstall of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs. Emma Mickel of Franklin, and six grandchildren.
Company Mrs. Edith Pritchard Dies In California Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Pritchard, 70 years old. former Indiananolis resident, will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Meyer and Abdon Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Pritchard died Tuesday at Hollywood, Cal. She had been a resident of California several years. Born in Jefferson County, she was a resident of Indianapolis many vears and was the widow of Guy Harrell Pritchard, former member of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.
Martha Mornof Hollywood, and Mrs. Mary Kasting and Mrs. Shirley Pieper, both of Indianapolis; two sons. Stanton Pritchard of Hollywood and Robert Pritchard of Las Vegas, a sister, Mrs. Louise Dragset of Hamilton, a brother, Wilson Shirley of New Orleans; 14 grandchildren and one great-grandson.
Ferdinand Rentsch Private funeral services for Ferdinand Rentsch, 914 East 14th Street. factory manager for Lewis Meier Co. will be held at 4 p.m. today in Flanner and Buchanan Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Rentsch died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. A native of Germany, he resided in Indianapolis about 60 years and was employed by the Lewis Meirer firm 40 years. He was a member of the Oriental Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. A sister, Miss Erna Rentach of Germany, survives.
Birthday Tomorrow? Call Your ALLIED FLORIST TODAY Athletic Club and a member of the Logan Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Shrine. FUNERAL services will held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Stirling Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after Sunday noon. Survivors include the widow.
Mrs. Della R. Jeffries: two sons, Braxton E. Jeffries of Indianapolis and Kenneth L. Jeffries; a daughter.
Mrs. Janet Hale of Grand Rapids, and four grandchildren. Mrs. G. H.
Dame Dies In Hospital; Rites Scheduled Funeral services for Mrs. Jewell A. Dame, 45 years old, 4113 North Campbell Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. today in Harry W. Moore Arlington Chapel.
Burial will be tomorrow at Nebo, Ky. Mrs. Dame, who had lived in Indianapolis five years, died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital. She was born at Clay, Ky.
Mrs. Dame was a member of Devington Baptist Church at Indianapolis, and was a den mother of Boy Scout Troop 103. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star at Norwood, O. Survivors are her husband, George H. Dame; a daughter, Mrs.
Georgetta Reed of Gloversville, N.Y.: two sons, DanJohn Dame, both of Indianapolis; her mother, Mrs. Bertha Dorris of Guthrie, a sister, Mrs. Clyde Pearson of Hot Springs, and three brothers, Howard and Winstead Dorris, both of Guthrie, and Harold Dorris of Henderson, Ky. Okla Hershman Dies; Steel Firm's Founder Okla H. Hershman, 33 East 32d Street, retired president and general manager of the former Hershman Steel Company here, died yesterday in a nursing home.
Born at Sheridan, Mr. Hershman resided in Indianapolis most of his, life and founded the steel firm 25 years ago. He owned the old Starlight Marker Company, a tool and die an uf a c- turing firm. He retired from the steel firm eight years due to poor health. ago, Hershman was a veteran of World War I and attended Purdue University and the Indiana University School of Law.
He held an engineering degree from the University of Illinois. He was a member of the Sheridan Methodist Church, Oriental Masonic Lodge, Mcllvaine Kothe Post of the American Legion and Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity and was a past member of the Columbia Club, Indianapolis Press Club and the Fort Harrison Officers Club. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, man; a Mrs.
Gail William Marshall N. Hershson, man of New York City; a brother, Lee O. Hershman, and three sisters, Mrs. Cleo Shook, Mrs. Barbara Vickery and Mrs.
Lola McMillian, all of Cleveland, O. John D. Irwin Sr. John D. Irwin 87-yearold retired plumbing contracttor, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital.
Mr. Irwin, 1112 Broadway, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis. He was a member of Central Avenue Methodist Church and a 50-year member of Oriental Masonic Lodge. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary.
Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Survivors include four sons, William Donald Frank and John D. Irwin and a daughter, Mrs. Orville E. Craig.
all of Indianapolis. 12 grandchildren and eight greatprandchildren. Mrs Anna Sutherland Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Sutherland, 81 years old. former Indianapolis resident.
will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Orchid Hill Cemetery at New Bethel. Mrs. Sutherland died Thursday in the Masonic Home at Franklin where she had been a resident two years. She was a native of Indi.
anapolis and resided here most of her life. She was a member of the Beech Grove Christian Church. There are no immediate survivors. William Simons, Retired Railroad Foreman, Dies William H. Simons, 71 years old, 601 North Bancroft Street, died last night in Community Hospital after a two-day illness.
A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Simons was a resident of the city for all but 25 years of his life, when he lived at Logans port. He was an employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad 49 years, retiring as roundhouse foreman at the Hawthorne yards in 1956. He was a member of the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.
Monday in the Moore Kirk Irvington Chapel. Entombment in the Washington Park-East Cemetery mausoleum will follow. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Ethel Simons; a brother, John Simons of Hollywood, one granddaughter and Mrs. Rosa C.
Snyder Dies; Rites Monday Mrs. Rosa C. Snyder, 93 years old, 5122 East St. Clair Street, died yesterday in her home. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, she was a member of Gethsemane United Lutheran Church.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include two sons, Lloyd G. Snyder of Beloit, and Ervin W. Snyder of Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs.
Esther C. Smith, also of Indianapolis, five grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Mrs. L. Roy Zapf Dies; Graduate Of DePauw Funeral services for Mrs.
Mabel Rose Zapf, wife of attorney L. Roy Zapf, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs.
Zapf died Thursday in her home, 326 East 56 Street. Born at Litchfield, she came to Indianapolis in She was a graduate of DePauw University and a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, the Propylaeum, Art Association of Indianapolis and the Meridian Street Methodist Church. She was a past associate member of the Matinee Musical. Survivors, besides the husband, include a daughter, Mrs. Kennard King of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.
Maurice I. Fitzgerald Maurice 1. Fitzgerald, 209 East Beverly Drive, a retired Indianapolis fireman, died yesterday in Marion County General Hospital. Mr. Fitzgerald, a lifetime resident of Indianapolis, retired in 1952.
He was a member of St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday in Kirby Mortuary, and at 9 a.m. in St.
John of Arc Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemeterv. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Gray, Mrs. Helen Galm, and Mrs.
Catherine Drummond, all of Indianapolis. Mrs Augusta Sergi Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta Mary Sergi, 66-yearold operator of a fruit and vegetable stand at City Market, who died here Thursday. will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in G.
H. Herrmann Funeral Home and at 11 a.m. in Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery.
A native of Italy, Mrs. Sergi had onerated her produce stand for the last 50 years, prior to a six-month illness. She was a resident of 705 Greer Street but was at the home of a niece, Mrs. Camille Joachim. 3001 Meredith Street, at the time of death.
Mrs. Sergi was a member of Holy Rosary Church. Survivors include a brother. Mike Degaro of Norwood. 0., and a sister.
Mrs. Mary Sergi of Puente, Cal. Mrs. Mary Kniep Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kniep, 77 years old, 5668 Greenfield Avenue, who died Thursday, will be held at 10 a.m.
Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. Mrs. Kniep, born in Witzenhausen, Germany, had lived in Indianapolis 16 years. Survivors include a son, Julius H.
Kniep of Greenfield, and a daughter, Mrs. Harold Jordan of Indianapolis. HIGH LOW OCCLUDED 20 30 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU COLD 30.18 COOLER COLD 29.00 HIGH 30.27 WARM 50 OCCLUDED COOLER 29.32 LOW COLD 60 70 COLD MILD, Snow 8000 Rein FORECAST For Daytime Saturday Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected WEATHER FORECAST- -Cloudy prevail over most of the northwest areas with rain west Pacific Coast and snow and Montana southward New Mexico and in the tions of the Central Plains. cast from the eastern part Wayne P.
Brock Dies; Services Monday Funeral services for Wayne P. Brock, years old, 3237 East 39th Street, Apt. 183, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Wash: ington Park Cemetery.
Brock, born a at Houston, died Thursday. in Community os pital. Employed as a laboratory techni- RA GUN CLUB cian, he was transferred from the Ry Service and Supply Corporation of Houston to Indianapolis 13 years ago. He attended the Broadway Methodist Church and was a member of the Beech Grove Masonic Lodge, Gatling Gun Club, and the Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.
Dorothy Brock, and a sister, Mrs. Robert Yonnes Warner Moore Sr. Funeral services for Warner A. Moore 77 years old, 5217 Madison Avenue, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Moore, born at Odon, died Thursday in his. home. A 42 year resident of Indianapolis, he had been employed the last eight years as a custodian at the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church.
He was a charter member of Belmont Evangelical United Brethren Church. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes after 6 p.m. Saturday.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Florence Moore: three sons, the Rev. H. Orval Moore, pastor of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Brazil, Warner A. Moore Jr.
of Indianapolis, and James R. Moore of Franklin; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth E. Lowros of Titusville, a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Pate of Bargersville; a brother, Ollie Moore of Worthington, and seven grandchildren.
Mrs. Arthur Liegeber Mrs. Clara A. Liegeber, 67 years old, died yesterdav in her home, 3863 North Park Avenue. Born at Crothersville, she was a resident of Indianapolis 42 years and a member of the Glendale Church of God.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the Flanner and Buchanan Board Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the husband. Arthur J. Liegeber: two daughters, Miss Loretta I.
Liegeber of Indianapolis and Mrs. Evelyn P. May of Manhattan, a son, Robert D. Liegeber of Denver, and five grandchildren. Thomas H.
Petty Thomas H. Petty, 72 vears old, 801 West New York Street, died yesterday in Marion County General Hospital. Mr. Petty, born in Williams County, Ohio, had lived in Indianapolis 20 years. Retired since 1945, he had been a selfemployed carpenter.
Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemeterv. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Eunice Petty.
Mrs. Lettie Limpus Mrs. Lettie Limpus, 82 years old, 121 South Rural Street, died yesterday in Marion County General Hospital. A native of Elizabeth, she was a member nf the Woodside Methodist Church. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Monday in the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home with L. S. Aures Co. skies will midwest and on the Northfrom Idaho to Northern western porRain is foreof the Central Plains, northern Ohio Valley and from Texas northeastward to the Tennessee and Southern Ohio valleys.
It will be cooler in the southern Rockies and from Ohio into New England, with little temperature change elsewhere. (AP Wirephoto Map) STATISTICS From Official Records United States Weather Bureau Special Report for The Indianapolis Star Sun rises 7:15 a.m. Sun sets 6:40 p.m. Weather Data AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY Precipitation, 24 hours, 7 p.m. Trace Total amount since Jan.
10, 4.37 Accumulated departure from normal since Jan. 1 Deficiency 1.14 Mean temperature 52 Degree days 13 Accumulated degree days since July 4,484 Normal accumulation for this date 4,290 BAROMETER READINGS p.m. 29.10 7 p.m. 29.00 11 p.m. 28.99 TEMPERATURES a.m.
49 p.m. 58 a.m. 47 63 a.m. 41 5 p.m. 62 a.m.
41 p.m. 57 9 46 9 11 a.m. 52 11 p.m. 54 Maxinum 65 39 Record 69 (1955) Record -5 (1943) FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Maximum 24 Minimum 12 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME Weather at 7 p.m. High Low Albuquerque, N.M.
60 45 Amarillo, Tex. Cloudy 78 37 Atlanta, Ga. Clear 70 38 Bismarck, N.D. 23 Boston, Mass. Clear 33 Brownsville, Tex.
Cloudy 83 67 Chicago, Ill. 52 39 Cincinnali, 0. 65 43 Denver. Col. Snow 34 30 Detroit, Mich.
Cloudy 60 Duluth, Minn. 33 23 Evansville, Ind. Rain 36 Fort Wayne, Ind. Cloudy 59 34 Fort Worth, Tex Cloudy 76 59 Kansas City, Mo. Clear 68 42 Los Angeles, Cal.
Louisville Ky. Cloudy 39 Miami, Fla. PI Cidy Minneapolis, Minn. New Orleans, La. Cloudy New York, N.
Y. Clear Omaha, Neb. Rain Phoenix, Ariz. Clear 47 Pittsburgh, Pa. PICidy 40 Portland, Me.
Clear 31 St. Louis, Mo. 36 San Antonio, Tex. 63 San Francisco, Cal. 34 57 46 Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich. Cloudy Seattie, Wash. Cloudy 42 South Bent, Ind. Pt 58 Spokane, Wash. P1Cidy 34 19 Springfield.
Ill. Cloudy 68 35 Tampa, Fla. Cloudy 85 Tucson, Ariz. 72 57 Washington, D.C. 65 39 News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT (March 3, 1961) 30052.
Reger vs. Reger. Madison Superior Court. Appellant's petition for time, notice, consent and acknowledgment. 30030.
Durham vs. City of Indianapolis. Marion Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time and notice and acknowledgment of service. Granted to and includina March 14, 1961.
30010. Petercheff et al. vs. City of Indianapolis. Marion Superior Court.
Record. Assianment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. 29987. Simmers VS.
State. Vigo Circuit Court. Appellant's brief and acknowledgment of service. SUPREME COURT OPINION March 2, 1961 30055. State vs.
Allison. Original acton. Petition for writ of error coram nobis dismissed. This court has no original jurisdiction to entertain this petition, and therefore it must be dismissed. Per curiam.
Bobbitt, C. not participating. APPELLATE COURT (March 3, 1961) 19619. General Motors Corporation vs. Funk et al.
Vermillion Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcript and assignment of errors granted to and Including April 18, 1961. 19611. Ball Memorial Hospital Inc. VS.
Freeman, Randolph Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time notice and acknowledament of service. 19606 Thacker et al. vs. Butler, administrator etc.
et al. Morgan Circuit Court. Appellant's brief and affidavit of mailing. 19557. Bushnell, receiver etc.
vS. Krafft, et al. Marion Municipal Court. Appellant's petition for time to file brief granted to and including March 31, 1961. 19578.
Miller Monuments Inc. VS. Asbestos Insulating Roofing Company Inc. et al. Elkhart Circuit Court.
Appellant's affidavit of mailing brief. 19564-65. Henline vs. Tri-State Promotions Inc. et al.
Allen Superior Court. Appellant's reply brief and acknowledgment of service. 19542. Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company vs. Lilly Paint Products Inc.
Marion Circuit Court. Appellee's petition for time granted to and including June 1, 1961. 19503. Sanders VS. Sanders, istratrix etc.
et al. Shelby Circuit Court. Appellant's brief in opposition etc. on motion to dismiss and certificate of service. 18975 Sicanoff vs.
Miller et al. Hanco*ck Circuit Court. Appellee's petition to transfer denied. Jackson, not participating. APPELLATE OPINION (March COURT, 19427.
Lutz vs. Frick Company. Monroe Circuit Court. Judgment affirmed. Harry S.
Hanika Funeral services for Harry S. Hanika, 82 years old, who died Wednesday at his home, 10 North Randolph Street, will be held at 3 p.m. today in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors are the widow.
Mrs. Anna Weader Hanika, and two brothers, Thomas E. Hanika, executive vice-president of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association, and Chauncey W. Hanika, also of Indianapolis. burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Surviving is a son, Herbert S. Limous of Indianapolis, one grandchild and one greatgrandchild. Spring is the season for playing outside, and also the season to start bearing down on traffic safety struction. DOWNTOWN today only trunk showing of Chubbettes and Trim-Teens Cooper, J. Appellant was sued as guaranlor for three promissory notes executed by corporation, the guarantee being written on back of notes.
Appellant filed motion that appellee be required to set forth agreement by which appellee compromised and settled its claim with the bankrupt corporation, which motion was overruled, and appellant answered the complaint, one of paragraphs setting up the compromise arrangement under the bankruptcy procedures. The court found for the appellee corporation, and appellant moved for new trial, upon grounds the decision not SUS tained by sufficient evidence, W-15 contrary to law, and for newly discovered evidence. Since the parties at pulated the execution and enforcement of notes and mortgage, including the sale under mortagce, and the proceeds applied 10 the notes, there is ample evidence makinq a primo facie case for the appellee, and the decision is sustained by sufficient evidence. The appellant had burden of proving the affirmative answer, and connot now question the sufficiency of the evidence thereunder. It is only where evidence is without conflict and lends to one conclusion that decision will he set aside as contrary to law.
A composition in bankruptcy does not discharge the quarantor, and in order to ruise the question of fallure quarantee 10 aive notice to quarantor, is matter of defense and must be pleaded specially. Appellant did not raise question of notice as affirmative defense, and it. is therefore waived. The discharne in bankruptcy does not affect liability of guarantor, and therefore the decision was not contrary to law. As to newly discovered evidence, 00- pellant could have chtained the evi.
dence heneficini to him, and set UD his defense, and there is nothing in record to show that apnellant even testified in his own behalf. Since the affidavit sunnorting the motion is devoid of facts, except conclusions, showing dilicence, there was no abuse of dis- cretion. DIVORCES SUPERIOR COURT Room 1 John Morris Jr. VS. Shirley Ann Morris.
Thomas B. Keller vs. Phyllis 1. Keller. Frances C.
Powers vs. Francis J. Powers. Ruby J. Woods vs.
William F. Woods. Room 2 Patricia Biszant: vs. Carl R. Biszontz.
Room 4 Martha Evelyn Williams vs. Austin Ellsworth Williams. Walter Squires vs. Runnell Sauires. Lavena Rose Vonspreckelsen vs.
John Harrison Vonsoreckelsen. Pernell Coleman vs. Maudie Coleman. Charles H. Peterson vs.
lantha son. Merrell Haynes VS. Pauline Haynes. Room 5 Ercie Barlow vs. Dudley Barlow.
Marie J. Burch vs. James P. Burch. Shirley Mae Brower vs.
Erman Dean Brower. CIRCUIT COURT Margaret Mosley vs. Charles R. Mosley. Joseph A.
Humphrey VS. Bessie. E. Humphrey. Laura B.
Langford vs. Eddie Langford. Vital Statistics BIRTHS Coleman Hospital Boys-Terrence and Bobbie Jenkins. James and Ruby Shaw, Jay and Sue Spiker, Dan and Wanda Whisenand. Girl-Joseph and Anna Roach.
Community Hospital Boys-Dr. Carl and Eleanor Grubbs, Prova and Betty Hall, Claude and Katherine Massengale. Girls-Donald and Norma Caruthers, Witliam and Edith Hill, James and Doris Daley, Lester and Phollis Massingdale, Joseph and Faye Snell, Andrew and Phyllis Bonnon, Karey and Emma Meeks, Harold and Olga Woolman, Dwight and Susan Alexander. Marion County General Hospital Boys-Fred and Delores Johnson, William and Vivian Clark, Jeff and Gertie Scarbrough. Methodist Hospital Boys-Walter and Carolyn Kon, Maurice and Roberta Rarick, Samuel and Betty Jones, William and Maxine Patton, Vernon and Rosalyn Lents, Lester and Marcia Gordon, Carl and Norma Hungerford.
Girls-Harold and Elizabeth Durham, James and Barbara Dressiar. St. Francis Hospital Boys-Baldwin and Mary Brutscher, Donald and Betty Blake. Girl-George and Sylvia Rolfsen. St.
Vincent's Hospital Boys-Richard and Eleanor Huffine, Ernest and Mary Adams, Donald and Marilyn Groth, Bryan and Juletta McCauley, David and Angela Mosier. Girls-John and Rosemary Adamson. Virgil and Joan Shockley, Elliot and Very Samuels. William and Rosemary Douglas. Twin Girls-Kenneth and Evelyn Rady.
U.S. Army Hospital Boys-Nicholas and Jo Radoe, Arthur and Judith White. Girls-Thomas and Glenadine Brownfield, Paul and Barbara Hill. MARRIAGE LICENSES Herbert Blumenauer, 4927 East 70th Street: Coma Goodman, 4927 East 70th Street. Jerry Brown, 1307 East' Michigan; Sandra Pirtie, 33 North Linwood.
Robert Cooper, Starke, Judith Beck, 1816 West Wilcox. Edwain Dalton, 612 North Park; Marjorie Hutchinson, 5249 Falcon Lane. William Hofer, 1526 Hoefgen Street; Dorothy McCannaha, 416 Harlan. Charles Kidweil, 52 North Hamilton; Katherine Steffey, 2324 Central. John Adams, 6216 Commodore Drive; Abby Hunter, 2312 Barnor Drive.
James Bateman, 3122 Central; Salty Sinclair, 2454 North Central. James Bunch, 1664 North Park; Jewel Pulizzans. 20221 Central. Suresh Desal. 2810 North New Jersey Street; Indira Shah, 2810 North New Jersey Street.
Frank Duncan 1302 Union Street; Betty Lawson, 1255 Union. John England, 1828 North Emerson; Sharon Vawter, 3738 South Meridian Street. Ronald Gentry, 6404 Pierson Drive; Callie Morgan, 634 North Livingston. Tommy George, R.R. 10.
Box 343T: Carol Barthel, Cumberland, Ind. Charles Grady, R.R. 10, Box 333; Dorothy Lawson, R.R, 10, Box 333. Georne Hurt. 2410 North Talbott: Jewel Adkins, 2324 West Haines Street.
Daniel Loub, 245 West 38th Street: Sandra Beasley, 245 West 381h Street. Warren Mayncke, 2720 Napoleon: Mary Lee, 1733 North Meridian Street. Gene Pulins, 223 West 26th Street; Birdia Redden. 2533 Highland Place. Edmour St.
Pierre, 101 North New Jersey Street; Gloria Fields, 1033 South State Street. Marion Terry. 1146 Kentucky Avenue: Ramona Henry, 1127 North Beville. John Wright, 821 East 27th Street; Beverly Terry. 2634 Carrollton.
James Wellington. Salina. Joyce Pierson, 4325 Marrison Place. Charles Long, 315 South Audubon Road: Lula Merkolrad, 5545 Gray Road. Samuel 2949 Paris Avenue: Roxie Adair, 1929 Alvard Street.
Wade Kearns. 5340 Kessler Boulevard; Linda Kemper, 4509 Maren Drive. Emil Schultz, Meredeth: Lorine Still, 343 South Oxford. Paul Goldsmith, 1311 North Leland: Anito Richey. 725 Pennsvivania.
Herman Cartwright, 1109 West 32d Street: Genevieve Williams, 456 west 17th Street, See the complete sample line of suits and dresses for hard-to-fit girls, all skillfully designed for look of slender splendor! Mr. Lenny Ulman, Chubbettes and Trim- Teens representative, will be in our Downtown department today to advise you on your selections. Fashions for school and special occasions in girls' sizes to sub. teen sizes to Sketched, allwool suit in girls' to 22.98 Ayres' Young Fourth Floor, Downtown Only Hi-Line trunk showing today Ayres' Young Fourth Floor Come downtown today and choose Hi-Line togs for your little boy from our trunk load of sportswear coordinates, matched sets and suits. Buy today or order from samples of the complete collection.
Deliveries in time for Easter. (Hi-Line togs also available at Ayres' Glendale and Lafayette.) Mr. Lester Kalish, from Hi-Line, will be here to assist you. Informal modeling 11 to 3:00 p.m. Sizes 2, 3 and 4, 5.98 to 9.98 Sizes 3 to 6x, 3.98 to 10.98 Suit shown, sizes 2, 3 and 4, 6.98 Same suit with long trousers, 7.98 Blending shirt 2.29, cap 1.98 Ayres' Young Fourth Floor, Downtown Only SAT: Downtown MEIrose 7-4411 Glendale 10-6 Lafayette 19.5:50.
