Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 11

Wednesday Evening July 12 1950 11 1 2AU TIMESEA AND SKY SMASHES! 3 to rANE CLARK RAYMOND MASSEY AHt CONDITIONKD JtMkAkMMX 5 UP wtar mnn fiuudh UNERAL NOTICES la 1 gT i M's Biggest COLOR BY MUSICAL UNDER THE SUN Serving Since 1 865 COUJMBU PiCTUKS jxanh Serial and Color Cartoon Betty HUTTON 103 OURTH ST PHONE 6254 'HOWARD offensive IDEAL BEACH Monday July 17th 2nd eature 1 I i Caged DRIVE IN THEATRES I'RI 1525 KOSSUTH ST 10:35 Air Conditioned 7 Mx i i TiON'COLOg NEAR STATE POLICE POST EAST SOUTH STREET Acheson given to members 3 Gas arsacs Coal arnace H'S 1 sacker fv ft CARY GRANT SGARIEID settlers took part la tha effort every Individual his own estate to build "a nation where enter his own home and bls own com prise and toil would bring to forts" ComiortUilT Ail Conditioftod rWhisis Ml Nt $pttd! th ji TREMENDOUS NEW WARNER BROS EXCITEMENT! EMMBUCHJUUI last: times today WOMEN IN PRISONI 'Cl STREET INDIANA for GAS OIL COAL urnace i Cltancd from I 34)5 UKLIASI Mil SHM WWO The Academy Award Wincing Star of All THE KINITS MEN in a new drama! CMM'pRJ IRQJWD DEKKMcCJlMBKDGE AU THE KINGS MEN WILLIAMSON W1 URNACES STAITt A TODAY) i BBODEBICI actor oftbo year iUriST IWHB I 7 A TO SfflPAlAME! THEIR PASSIONS ARRE! TuM your wotf Columbia St at Tenth Phone 2528 Mr and Mrs Walter Hausch and daughters of Akron Mrs Jack Snyder of Indianapolis and Mrs Guy McKlnniss and grand daughter Marilyn McKlnniss called at the Wilson and ranklin hemes The Hausch family had been vacationing at Dehver CoL and were en route home Mrs Bruce Bunting spent several days in Toledo De troit and Joliet Ill she plans to leave July 15 for her home in San Antonio Tex Her aunt Mrs John Booth of Pine Village plans to accompany her home Several from here attended tbs' arm Bu reau plcnib at Williamsport David rknklln won first place with a piano solo Mr and Mrs Arthur Vaughn of West Point spent a day with his mother Mrs Eliza beth Vaughn Mrs Charles Con ner and children of Otterbein and Mrs Don Coats of Oxford spent a day at the ranklin home Sharon and Nancy Coats are spending a vacation with their grandparents Mr and Mrs George Coate at Detroit Mr and Mrs Harley Misner of Chi cago and Mr and Mrs Virgil Mount of Indlanapo lls were guests at the George Mann home Mrs Jesse Watkins has been ill for several days with a kidney Infection Mrs Schoonover of Indianapolis William Davis and Miss Patty Buck Lafayette Mr and Mrs Adrian Buck and daugh ter Norma Jean and Mr and Mrs Henry Northrup were dinner guests of Mr? and Mrs Albertus Lawson and daughter of West La fayette Mrs Orville Howard and Harold Buck of Lafayette and Mrs Lucy Buck of Riverside called at the Ray Davis home Raymond and Martha Martin of near Romney were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Johnson Wilson spent several days with his son Warren and family at Lafayette they all motored to Indianapolis where they visited Mr and Mrs Edd Ayres and son Mr and Mrs Adrian Buck and daughter and Mrs Henry Northrup motored to Bloomington where they visited the aunt Mrs Wells Phil lips and husband Mr and Mrs Ray Davis called on Mr and Mrs Quincy Haste and daughters of near Independence Mr and Mrs David Peterson and children of Lafayette called at the ranklin home William Rob inette has purchased the Austin grocery store in Mellott and has gohe there UJJ Studying Continued from Page 1 LAST TIMES TONIGHT July 8:30 10:30 DST With Georgs Raft Ella Raines Pat BID Williams Thursday and riday July 13 14 (TECHNICOLOR) of Sea with Shirley Temple Barry itzgerald Lon McCallister verse Is one of chiif claims to literary fame 'Senator Homer Capehart (R Ind) said In an address that Indiana pioneers sought to build a state that not subservient to the government here in Wash He pointed out that Indiana has its own sesquicentennlal observ ance jthls the 150th anniver sary of the founding of Indiana territory Capehart said the LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER school several years She attended Indiana State Teachers college at Terre Haute She was a member of St Catholic at Lafayette Nieces and a nephew 'survive 'THEY SAY ITS WONDWUC C(RL THAT I MAMr WHAT COMES NATUtAU1T 'SHOW "IVE GOT THE iUN IN THE MORNING CANT GET A MAN WITH A GUN" Clarks Hill Children Attend Church Camp CLARKS HILL Among those attendlnc church camp at Battle Ground this week are Nancy ickle Patty Johnson Virginia Snell Bobby Lou Morin Betty Nydegger and Judy Morris Misses Mabel Delwert and Shir ley Davidson of the Minnesota Bible college and Milton Peake and family Stockwell were din ner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Clark Mrs Edgar Thompson who has been visiting here has returned to Atlanta Ga her hus band Her son John remained with his grandparents Mr and Mrs James Thompson fpr a longer visit Mrs Oliver Ciinningham Rom ney' was admitted to the Bowles convalescent home Mrs Emma Clark and Miss Ruby Clark were at Indianapolis David Summerfield and faplly were guests of Mr' and Mrs 2 Summerfield ay Milligan Mattoon HU vta ited Mr and Mrs Ora Gish Mr Milligan recently returned from a tour of Africa Miss Julia P002 Rushville was a guest of Mrs Ernest Clark Marcia Bertelson returned with her grandmother to Iowa for a visit Louis Calhern Carrol Naish Edward Arnold Keenan Wynn 16 GlWlVt ton 88B0E8ICI HI JflHI CRAWfDRttDREWIRELANB ined on Charge Roscoe Conneally 3 charged with unlawful possession of alco holic beverages was fined $35 by Justice Glenn Neidigh Tuesday Conneally was arrested by state excise police A charge filed against wife for sell ing alcoholic beverages without a permit was dismissed 4 BIG DAYS Starting TODAY against humanity is aggression rather than the use of any par ticular weapon The Acheson asserted is a trick the spurious peace of the Soviet In another statement summarized the support South Korea thus far by of the United Natiorts He said 53 of the 56 members with one possible exception he did not name given at least some moral support to the The resolution cled on members to givesupport to South KoreA ALWAYS A UNERAL SERVICE is conducted in' the spirit of religious significance regardless of church af filiation To all ministers and to eyey faith or creed we give sincere and practi cal co operation RUSSELL Soller Baker Co INC TODAY and THURSDAY ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! DICK JURGENS and his or chestra will play a one night engagement at Ideal Beach Shafer lake Monday July 17th 'Bill orchestra is cur rently playing nightly Johnny band will open an 11 day engagement at the Ball room Saturday July 15 Over 75000 people have viewed tax crusader Paul Abbott in his underwater home off the Ideal Beach pier 8:35 LAST TWO NIGHTS The unniest Picture Since Were Invented rttUBEIT MfTI L8U HUTTON WARR1CL ALBRIGHT Mi MMr SM Asm wear IBK41 RUM LUT1 rEsrss DICK JURGENS IBB SUtVEYS AND ESTIMATES OIL BURNERS OIL UHNAC1S OIL BOtLlRl WATEK HEATtKS ROGERS MYERS INC uneral Home fl MRS ELLA CAMPBELL RANKORT July 12 Mrs Ella (Aughe) Campbell 91 for merly of rankfort died at 9:45 pm Tuesday in the home of a daughter Mrs Clara Stanley at Richmond She had been in fall ing health two years Born in' Clinton county she moved from rankfort to Indian apolis in 1927 and to Richmond in 1933 She was the widow of Abner Campbell" Whom she married ln 1883 and was a mem ber of the irst Christian church at rankfort Surviving besides the daughter in whose home she died Are two other daughters Mrs John Christine Philadelphia and Mrs Omer Peele Cambridge City and two sons Harmon A Indian apolis and James WTaft Cat jerry mcintire RANKORT July Jetty Lynn McIntire three and one half year old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin McIntire rankfort died Tuesday in an Indianapolis hos pital after an illness of several weeks Surviving besides the par ents are a half sister Shirley Heilman and three half brothers Russell and Richard Heilman and Marvin Dale McIntire MRS ANNA HAMMOND RANKORT July 12 Mrs Anna (Edwards) Hammond 81 formerly of rankfort and the widow of Otto Hammond former rankfort businessman and dlty councilman died Tuesday in a Lebanon hospital Surviving are a son red Chicago two sisters Mrs Myrtle Belles North Salem and Mrs Sallie Patterson Thorn town and two brothers Ed wards Lebanon and Jack Edwards Thorntown The body was to be sent here for burial RICHARD BUNN RANKORT July 12 Rich ard (Dick) Blinn 72 a retired Nickel Plate railroad employe and Spanish American war veteran died Tuesday in a Lafayette hos pital Bom in Clinton cohnty he was married in 1902 to Carrie Kern who died in 1929 In 1933 he was married to Hazel Bertha was a member of the irst Meth odist church and the United Span ish War Veterans Surviving are the widow a son Paul Walton two daughters Mrs Kenneth Stroup Indianapolis and Mrs Shtinklin Boston a sister Mrs Harry Heavilon rank fort and three brothers Jack Albuquerque James Par ma Mo and Tom St Louis MISS MARTHA QUILL ROMNEY July Miss Martha Quill 76 a former Romney school teacher died at 9:15 a today in St Elizabeth hospital Lafay ette where she had been a patient sif ce July 16 1948 Bom at Romney she taught WISH Ur i QUILL Mina rlenda max' call after 1 pm Wednesday at Mur phy funeral home Servicer at 9 am Thursday In St Ann's Catholic church Rev Harold Weller officiating Burial in St Mary's cemetery Surviv ing are two nieces Miss Mary Quill and Mrs Armstrong Indianap olis and a nephew Paul Quill Cleve land Rosary service at "Wednesday at the funeral home Nothing Stops Continued from Page 1 A istpeellon tzperf repair work os asy Vr make of fereace Cosf based oe labor dad 1 Ess materials used Phoae or write today Airline Says Continued from Page 1 1 clearing giving indications of fur ther delay However the report Wednesday noon by the airline's office as stated was to the ef fect that the flight had been start ed and completed The club made a three week tour of Europe and then participated in the Inter national Music festival at Llangol len Wales as the official repre sentative of the United States The party is now expected to arrive in Lafayette Thursday afternoon at 3:53 xver the 'Big our An informal reception has been planned with university and civic officials participating and all townspeople Invited to attend It was Indicated In Washington that the glee club might join the Indiana Home Economics club chorus of 3000 voices in a con cert there WedheIay evening wi der the direction of Mr Stewart before entraining shortly after 10 W'Wiillamson urnaceSaves Housework" nvw Wiliianmn urnaeg lot at btusowork tad our tbret roomt upttiirt iri tlwiyt nmfonablt Your tdvtnctd tbiakiag about homo htatiag ahould wit maay trio ado for fOut tood Bitty Hibbard Ind A ereace for any fuel WIIHanuos Willlamios Wllllamios QI! snaeet Heaf To Toor Htarft Cobftut CHASTAIN WILLIAMSON URNACE CO 04 THgrln St Ifayette I'honn agog Bn(j 71133 tt DearWe Miniature Golf At Teen Center Miniature golf along with danc ing to music of the Jeff dance band and games will be featured tonight for teen agers at theUo lumbian park Youth center Cole man Kays center manager an nounces Jerry Clark manager of tile golf course is in chinte of the tournament 3 for mixed couples Registration is from 8 to 8:30 pm for golf and dancing begins at 9 Next Wednesday evening a free swim for all teen agers will be the center highlight Norman i Willey park pool manager is in charge of this activity Youth center events are open 1 to all teen agers of Greater La fayette Act ori Purchase Of Phone irms INDIANAPOLIS July 11 The Public Service is expected to approve this weeif plans of the Indiana Associated Telephone company of Lafayette to finance purphase of two smaller telephone companies The TSC held 4 brief hearing i today at which there ob jectors to the petition The company proposed to raise $775000 to purchase the Northern Indiana Telephone company of North Manchester and the Com monwealth Telephone corporation of Shirley The PSC previously ap proved these purchases1 The Lafayette company proposed to borrow $150000 on notes issue $225000 in additional common stock and sell $400000 worth of first mortgage bonds The Northern Indiana Telephone company has about 7000 subscrib ers Commonwealth around 3000 Clubs Stolen A set' of golf clubs valued At $100 was stolen from the Purdue golf course club house according to Purdue Police Chief Robert Bostwick The missing clubs' are property of Paul Bartholomew 13 25 Underwood street City police In Lafayette and West Lafayette have been alerted to be on the lookout for the missing golf clubs ZKHN SCHNEIDER UNERAL HOME 643 ERRY LAAYETTE 'CO PIIOT Earl Rogers Kenneth I Myers orrest Hughes Lafayette Indiana WABASH THEATRE HRIVE IN On 41 Between ATTICA and WILLIAMSPORT LAST TIMES TODAY July 12th CPaadette Colbert THURSDAY and July 13th and 14th Robert Cummings KENTLAND KENTLAND Mrs Catherine Staton has gone to LaCrosse Wis to visit her son Glen and family She hass been visiting Mrs Vera Towers Mrs Clara Hodges returned to Indianapolis after spending atwo week vacation here and at Brook Rev and Mrs Kerley and chil dren are spending a week at a Christian service camp at Wash ington Mr Kerley served at dean of the camp this week Miss Donna Mattex and Thom "as Mullen are attending the Hang ing Rock Christian service camp at West Lebanon Mr And Mrs Alfred Armold and Glen Walker who attended a reunion a Delphi were joined by Donald Hall and family and Mr and Mrs Paul Plunkett for a picnic at a Monticello park Mrs Beatty and son and Miss Greta Dixon are spending a two week vacation on a trip through the East Mrs Addie Padgett is spending a vacation in Wisconsin Mrs Paul Plunkett and Mrs Alfred Armold were at Lafayette Miss Edith Williams Corpus Christi Tex visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams AnJUt bti YOUR GM STAItlNO Starts TOMORROW AXR GODDARD'S PLUMBING and HEATING PHONE 7762 DEATHS WUWM HODEN JQW OWlIHEU) BIUY DE TOIJEMONAEREEMAN TrTijrr Afnwrs 1 You ll Laugh So Hard COME EARLY: Want To Sea It Twice I 8:35 WEDNESDAY arid THURSDAY 10:35 HUMPHREY De a MfMofnw'r BOGART ELEANOR PARKER CHAINUGHTNING 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 5378 l4fewS3 1 PE AST SIDE I WEST Vf1 ertat onl Yvi'' rko I i a MARTHA SCOTT JEREY LYNNVWSHrL froduetd bfcSlD ROGELL Dirtetei by WILL PRICE Saa Ply by ULUE HAYWARD OUR MONTHS TERROR JI I i aln aqalnsf (trang 4 Ell OiitribMt br JP4HL 3 Jr ALSO LAlnbl nbVVb I TnibAv i ixinnnaar 1 I arx a LmJLmULjJ turn riaay I 0Bh DRIV in 7 '1 5 isi EAST SIDE EAST SOUTH STREET.