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Saturday, Moy 4, 1957 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 5 DEATHS AND FUNERALS W. R. Mumma f. Dead at 81 Grover Easter Services for Grover Easter, 69, 506 E. 10th, Apartment 4, will be held Monday at 11 a.m.

in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in the Elwood City Cemetery with graveside services there at 1 p.m. Mr. Easter died in his home Warren R. Mumma, 81, died last night in his home at 815 N.

Bradley. Vet Loses 5-Year Battle With Illness By BESS WATSON To talk to Donald Lee Brown, one would never have He was born in Mechanics- burg, O. Allis-Chalmers dealer in Green- ur d5j aIElwood- known he was suffering from an incurable disease. His had lived here 30 years and was employed by the United interest in others was keen, and he was always looking Schulte to Bless Stone The blessing of the comer-stone for the new St Monica'i Catholic Church, 6131 N. Michigan Rd.

(U.S. 421), will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m., by Archbishop Paul C. Schulte. The church and school, which will cost more than $300,000 when completed, are scheduled to open next falL About 200 children are expected to enroll in the eight-room school, according to the Rev. Paul Utz, pastor.

The church plant is located on an 8' -acre plot. Of contemporary architecture, the buildings will be of buff brick and trimmed with St Meinrad sandstone. The church will seat 550 persons. Cab Co. as a driver.

feld before retiring 15 years ago. Before going to Greenfield, he had worked for the National Cash Register Co. in Central to the future. Surviving is the widow, Alice Mr. Brown's desire was to live to observe his 29th birth- America.

Easter, a brother, Vern Easter of Los Angeles, and a sister, He was a member of the Mrs. Dewey Wright. Park Avenue Evangelical and United Brethren Church, where This is the artist's sketch, of new St. Monica's Catholic Church. he taught the Pals and Chums Sunday school class 43 years.

Surviving are jthe widow, Father Bruck1 to Say Mass Marie, and a sister, Jeanette Hoffman, Dayton, O. Services will be tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the church, with burial Monday afternoon in Woodlawn Cemetery, Dayton, O. Friends may call at the Meyer and Abdon Funeral Home. AT a Daily Prayer Dear Lord, we come to Thee recognizing that every good gift comes from Thee.

We humbly pray that these tokens of Thy love will draw us closer to Thee, that our very life today will be lived as a thank' offering for every spiritual, material and physical blessing that Thou hast given. Amen. The Rev. Roger H. Ward, First Church of the Nazarene, Goshen.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Traders Point Road 63 ihla Stvrfy 4J A.M. Mtniina WoraMa 10:10 A Ivxiiof Wonhi 7:00 r.M. THundor Mi-Wlt P.M. ClYDI PECK, MlnLtar 8749 day. His birthday was' Monday.

Last night he died at Veterans Administration Hospital West 10th. He had been ill five years. His home was west of Danville. Born in Indianapolis, Mr. Brown had lived in this area all his life.

Formerly he had lived at Lawrence and was a graduate of Lawrence Central High School. Basketball was Mr. Brown's, delight. When he was in high school he was captain of the varsity team at Lawrence Central and played one year in the state tourney. He also played on the football team and took part in track.

Mr. Brown was an inspector at Allison's. He worked there before he went into the Navy in 1950 and went back to work there after his naval service. He developed Hodgkins Disease while he was in the Navy. In the Navy, Mr.

Brown was in the Air Transport Service. Mary W. Johnson Services for Mary W. John The Rev. Omer Bruck, of Belle Plaine, will observe his silver jubilee with a mass of thanksgiving at 9 a.nf.

in St. Roch's Catholic Church, 51 Sumner. Father Omer was pastor of St Roch's 18 years from 1936 to 1954 and built the present church in 1952. At present he is pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Church at Belle Plaine A dinner for the clergy.

Father Bruck's relatives and out-of-town friends will follow the mass. A reception for Father Bruck will "be held from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the school hall, 3603 S. Meridian. son, 75, 3081j W.

25th, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the Willis Mortuary with burial in y- w- New Crown Cemetery. DONALD LEE BROWN succumbs to incurable disease Mrs. Johnson died Thursday in General Hospital after a long illness. Born at Campbellville, parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry CHURCH OF CHRIST 40th mn4 N. CaaHal Cordially Invite You to Attand III Swviut Bible Study 9:45 A.M. Worship, 10:45 A.M., 6i30 P.M. Wd.

Mid-Wk. Sarvka 730 P.M. PON WILt INGHAM, Miniitar she had lived here 10 Brown, Indianapolis; two broth years. ers, Myron Brown, Plainfield, and Harold Brown, Indiana Baha'i Fellowship "HOW TO RECOGNIZE FAITH IN GOD" Mov P.M. 3W N.

oom polis, and a sister, Drexelan THE REV. OMER BRUCK silver Jubilee Sandefur, Indianapolis. In this capacity he visited every country in the world. He also kept up his basketball activity in the Navy. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Zintel Burial in Greenwood r-0B3Qgryi BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 2148 N.

Gala MORRIS M. WOMACK, Minister LI 6-7771 Bible ClMses 9:49 A.M. Worship 10:45 AJM. Sunday P.M. Wed.

Evening 7:30 P3L Wars and Lawrence Christian. George Sicking Services for George L. Sicking, 80, 3078 N. Pennsylvania, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Harry W.

Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Anderson Cemetery. Mr. Sicking died yesterday in his home. Born at Lawrence-burg, he had lived here 50 years.

He was a retired butcher. Survivers are two sons, Ervin J. and Elbert L. Sicking, both of Indianapolis; three daughters, Lillian and Alberta Sicking, both of Indianapolis, and Erna Hoppe of El Paso, Texas; a sister, three brothers and five grandchildren. SAVINGS RECEIVED BY 10th OF ANY MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE 1st Services for John Edward Zintel, 1510 Markwood, will be at 1 p.m.

Monday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, REV. CHARIES M. ROTH, MINISTER Sunday School, 9,30 A.M.

Sunday Servica, IT A.M. "THE HIDDEN KINGDOM" UNITY TRUTH CENTER CHURCH, 907 N. Delawart St. ME 5-4066 Affiliated With Unity, tet'i Summit, Mo. Dial a Prayer, ME 8-3423 Church.

Services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Conkle West 16th Street Funeral Home, with burial at Oaklandon. Survivors are the widow, Reloma Sue Brown; a son, Barton Westley Brown, age his with burial to be in Greenwood Cemetery. Garfield Heights Church of Christ 2842 SMbr Strati Bible Study, 10 AitL Evening Service. 7 P.M.

W. TOTTY, Minister ST 4-9480 Morning Worship, 11 AM. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:43 Mr.

Zintel, 75 years old, died yesterday in his home. He was a retired brick mason and con tractor. Mr. Zintel was born in Cin Evangelical and Reformed Churches cinnati, but lived here most of his life. He was a member HOLINESS LEAGUE New location 224 S.

STATE Rev. Ray Martin Jr. 2,30. Eva. 7:30 REV.

EDWARD P. fCEOWN, Pros Went of the Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Soulhport Masonic Lodge. He was a past UNITARIAN ALL SOULS -CftCin NATIONAL SPIRITUALIST ASSOCIATION CHURCHES PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH St, Clair at Park Avonua REV. OlA HORENCE. PASTOR SUNDAY SERVICES Healing and Church Servica 7i30 to 9,30 P.M.

lctur REV. OLA FLORENCE Meuagtt Lillian Calico, Rebacta JeHriw Tuudav Sarvica, 7.30 P.M. AU WELCOME 14S3 H. Ala. Rev.

J. Mendelsohn WfBM 9,30 A.M. Church 11 A.M. Church School 10,30 to 12 Noon master of the lodge. Peter S.

Curtis Services to Be in Oaklandon THE INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL PRAYER BAND 12 N. EAST ST. fint 2hm I. Tooth and Oakland North and Now Jenav S'rertl Owrch School, 9.30 Worhip. ttM5 fradw.de I.

Danw. Coiof Ko f. laumwn, Paitoc foul H. jonkanftld. Awoaaio Paitor 00 A.M.

fir Srvica "of Worth.o St PmuT "MESSING ON TOWAeO THE MAWC" ram iormon by Pattof fmnkrrfld CKw 0030 A M. Srmon by Pattof Dartt Jnlm'a 10 40 A.M. Childton'i Srvit Ddito'ion of Alter ond Mmof.olt SondT) and ttonord O. D. Kauffmon.

Pot'of S(IMf CWi School. 1011 aft MMnt a 0T E. CPAME, Gut wsnlritr Hamilton Arnm Owch School, a 30. Wonhig, 10,15 44th and Corrollton A. Church School at 9,30 Immanutl Morning Worihio at 'rotptcr at S.

Now Jorwy St. "liME fO DECISION SunrJoy School, 9 00 Worjhto, 10,00 frank i. Erday, faatar MATTHEW WOSTHMAN. Minitlor Tha Rev. Thomo Comta Spaoktnfl Sunday Morning ond evening REV.

EMMA 8 RUNS, Pajtor Services for Peter Staley Curtis will be at 2 p.m. to E. F. Toombs Dies at 47 Edwin F. Toombs, 47, 5271 Rosslyn, died today in St.

Vincent's Hospital. He was born in Slaughters, Ky, and lived here 32 years. Mr. Toombs-was a former real estate agent and operated an agency for the American States Insurance Co. Services will be Monday at 3 p.m.

in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial to be in Crown Hill Ceme-teryt Margaret. Stewart to Be Buried at Richmond Services for Margaret A. Stewart, 89, 426 N. Randolph, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Harry W.

Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Earl-ham Cemetery at Richmond. PSYCHIC SCIENCE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 1415 Control Avanua DR. f. CLARK, Pastor Holirfl Sarvica, 6-45 P.M.

Church Sarvica, 7,30 M. tcturo REV. SARAH WAGER Muoa.e Mn. h4 Stmmont and Mf. Bortha Schooor Tut.

Monoga Sarvica 2,00 P.M. Thura. Mid-Waak Sarvica 7i30 P.M. morrow in the McCord Funeral Home, Oaklandon. Burial will Sacred Science Ctiorch of Indiana 2IS7 CENTRAL AVI.

WA t-044 The Splrltuolltf Church That Different 7,45 P.M. REV. KELLER. Speaker Meesogat by Church Mediums and Co-Workent Pitch-In Dinner May 10. 7,00 P.M.

Everybody Welcome be in Anderson Cemetery. Your Individual Savings are INSURED Up to $10,000 by a Federal Agency EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Indiana CWonHK Swrrh 1147 WlnrJtrmlro Or. K. K. Morrywan, Swot.

iTt 4-SII9 SPIRITUALIST CENTER CHURCH 19QI laxmgton Haling Sarvica, 7 P.M. Church Sarvica, 7,30 P.M. lactura T. H. WHITEHEAD Mniagn Ma.

PaiHow ond Mr. Jeffriat Wad. Meitaga Sarvica, 9,30, 7,30 PUBLIC WELCOME THE UNIVERSITY CHURCH 1150 N. New Jertey Intordonominotienol Dr. P.

i. Smith, Potior 9:30 A.M. Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 6:30 fM Christian Endeavor 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service HOURS Mrs.

Stewart died yesterday NEW YORK ST. tROOKSIDE t. New York of Eoit St. WIUIAM EOPEST HIU, MiniMr H. OHVAl MOOSE.

Pattof Ilth and Olnoy ME 6-8883 Surooy School, 9.30 A.M. Twa Worihip Strvicw, IS, 10 40 A M. Monvna Wonhip, 10,40 A.M. Sunday School.9,30 Coffeo Timo, 10,00 "IhJftUENCE WHERE IT COUNTS' 6 30 P.M Vnpvi, Altar Ttm REV. MOORE.

Prxh.na UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 7,00 M. family Hymn honna and Ottrbin (4000 Wh fJfT A M. second 1 church ST. OTTIRBEIN 500 I. 21t Unit! Strvico.

9,30 A.M. Two Wonhip Srvlci A.M. Youth ftllowthip, 7,00 P.M. Sunday School, 9,50 Eva. Worihip, 7 30 CALVARY ARK AVEWUE Cor.

Park WaVnu, "nJ Worrftip, 10 30 A M. and 7,30 P.M. WMTf, 5, jr MinWw. KVIUI AVI. 41 N.

XVIILI Mom.no Wonhip. 8,30 and 10,40 A.M. Sun School. 9,30 Worthip, 10,30 A.M. Sunday School, 9,30 A.M.

YOUTH SERVICE. 6 00 la 7,00 P.M. Evan.no Wonhip, 700 P.M. Mr. Curtis, 79, died yesterday in his home at 3770 N.

Shadeland after a seven-week illness. He was a native of Morgan County and lived near Lawrence since 1905. He retired from farming in 1952 and worked two years for the'state Highway Department. Mr. Curtis was a member of the Lawrence Methodist Church and the Lawrence Community Brotherhood.

Olin Morrison, 63, Grocer, Is Dead Olin B. Morrison, 63, 3506 Northwestern, owner of Morrison's groceries, died today in Methodist Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Morrison, a native of Indianapolis, owned stores at 30th and Northwestern and 60th and Northwestern. He had recently retired.

He was a member of the First Lutheran Church. 9:00 A.M. TILL 4:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY F.RST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1621 E. Washington St.

Wt Invite Yea to Worship With Us fn a Friendly. Spiritual Atmosphere. You Art Not a Stranger Here But a Friend. Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship, 10:49 A.M.

Youth Sirvieis, 6:45 P.M. Evining Service, 7i30 P.M. Mid-Week Service, Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. CLYDE C. DAWSON, PASTOR FOR SPIRITUAL HELP CALL ME 4-7509 SAFETY FOR SAVERS SINCE 1890 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.

Subject of Lesson-Sermon Sunday "EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" Sunday Morning Services and 'Sunday School at 11 A.M. Sunday Afternoon and Evening Service as Noted Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8:00 P.M. 'Seventh Church Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Indiana State Association of Spiritualists 3D ANNUAL CONTENTION Banquet and Reception, Thursday, May 9, 7 P.M. BANQUET AND ALL SESSIONS WILL BE HELD.

IN THE CHATEAU ROOM CLATPOOL HOTEL Gaest Speaker, Rev. Robert J. Macdonald, National Pre. Speakers and well known medium, of state are programmed. Suiineu and public (euiont May 10, 11, 12, 10 A.M..

2:00 P.M. and 7.45 P.M. PUBLIC IS INVITED NORTHEAST PIrot Chorea S620 E. 38th St. leacflna Room, Church Edifice DOWNTOWN Second Onmh Delaware ond 12th Sti.

leading Roam. IS41 N. Illinois St. J4TH STREET Third Church Washington Blvd. at 34fh St.

Sunday Afternoon Servica, 4,30 P.M. Readme Room. 3823 N. Illinois St. BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) fifth Cherth College Ave.

at c2d St. Sunday Evening Servica, 7i30 M. Reading Room. 708 Brood Ripple Ave. SOUTH SIDE Sixth Church 1002 N.

Garfield Ortva Heading Room. Church Edifice NORTHWEST Seventh Church 337 W. 32d St. Sunday School. 9,30 A.M.

Reading Room. Church Edifice CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 13th and Alabama- Ml 4-0131 a 5-3531 VICTORY RALLY 9:30 A.M. BE ONE OF 1,200 Set "ABUNDANT LIFE" WFBM-TV Vfc 4fca' Th in her home. A resident of Indianapolis 35 years, she was born in College Corner, O. She was a member of Gold Star Mothers of World War I.

Surviving are two Plank of Indianapolis and Lillian Wadleigh of Chicago; three sons, Ralph and Jesse Stewart of Indianapolis, and Earl Stewart of Chicago. Burial in Ohio for Rosetta Pate A former Indianapolis resident, Rosetta Pate, 56, will be buried tomorrow near Van-Wert, O. She died yesterday in the VanWert County Hospital after a two-year illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Wesleyan Methodist Church, VanWert.

Mrs. Pate was born in Monroe County and belonged to the Bloomington (Ind.) Nazarene Church. Surviving are the husband, Edgar five sons, Edward M. Portsmouth, Leonard and Donald, Indianapolis, William Earl Hunter, Haviland, and Albert Hunter, Franklin; three daughters, Wilma Jean Scales, Haviland, Joan Stahl and Miss Vady Pate, both of VanWert. Mabel S.

Mapes Dies at Age of 87 Mabel S. Mapes, 87, 2515 Talbot, died today in an Indianapolis nursing home. Born in Ward, N.Y., Mrs. Mapes had lived here 18 years. She was a member of the Broadway Methodist Church and the Women's Society of Christian Service.

Services will be held Monday at 4 p.m. in the Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Wells-ville, N.Y. India M. Griffin A 94-year-old woman who as a girl played tennis with James Whitcomb Riley in Martinsville died today.

India May Griffin, 2354 N. College, died in a nursing home. She was a member of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church and a charter member of the Meridian Heights Inter St Club. IRVINGTON (EAST) Pool ill Charch Pleasant Run S. Drive at Butlar Sunday Afternoon Servica, 5 P.M.

Reading Room, Church Edifice WEST SIDE Chrlitlan Science Society 2246 W. Washington St. Reading Room, Church Edifice 12 Noon Sanday twtdoy Scheel :30, Wenhip 10:30 tvonaeliitlc 7:30 P.M. Anembly Hem WISH, A.M., levhral Time, 10:30 P.M., WFIM 7.30 P.M. Midweek trrivel DOWNTOWN READING ROOM, 30 N.

PENNSYLVANIA ST. CALVARY TABERNACLE 902 FLETCHER AVENUE BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE 13TH ST. AND CARROUTON AVI. fORD PORTER. Paitor Bible School, 9:30 A.M.-Classes for All Age.

Morning Worship, 10:30 Subject: Dld Paul Ever Fear Losing- Hit Salvation?" Evangelistic Service, 7:30 P.M. Subject: "Art You Sorry or Defiant Because of Sin?" Be sure to hear both these timely Bible messages. Tune in WIBC 1070 Ac Sunday 8:00 A.M Hear GORDON MAGEE Owtttandlng Patter treat Hell, Ireland Keit Week 7:45 p.m. Tiies. md 7:45 p.m.

Thurs. 11:00 A.M. and 7:45 P.M., Sunday THE BEST IN GOSPEL MUSIC THE CALYiRY CHOIR CALVARY ORCHESTRA Drnni r'C ernni 1501 N. NEW JERSEY Mi 4-ftSl PULl GOSPf I FOI All MANKIND HUGH ROSE AND 6LEN JAMES JEAN AND NATHAN URSHAN a tnurcn wneri upostolic Faith and Charity la Truly Practiced Sunday Scheelt A.M. and 1:00 P.M.

1 Divine Wenhia 11:00 A.M. t.L..i i.ie 1 ii li.t.. it. fin 1 1, Spiritual Heallna 2:30 P.M. Fret relrathmenta aerved noon I 5 p.m.

Urthan, JUlluaj JUiwi, i.n n.n. nviiimy nvuiiip, ll.vv A.H. Nathan A. fotti Yevth Club P.M. fvanaelliHc tally P.M.

Z. Revival Nieht Thursday 7t45 P.M. Sundaj Night Ermgelisfic Service 7:45 P.M. Broadcast WISB Sim, Moil, 1:00 A.M. Jamet Paitor WATCH TV CHANNEL (, 1:45 1M.

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