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Contact the Southside THIS Editor/Publisher on the Have any news tips? Want News Quiz WEEK to submit a calendar event? WEB Have a photograph to share? Call Rick Myers at How well do you know your 300-8782 or email him at Southside community? [email protected]. Remember, our news Test your current event deadlines are several days knowledge each week prior to print. with a little Q&A! Want to Advertise? The Southside Times reaches a vast segment of our community. For information about reaching our readers, The Indiana chapter of the call Brian Ruckle at 1 American Heart Association 300-8782 or email him at is delivering 3,000 caps to NICU [email protected]. patients in more than 30 hospitals. Where was their Southside Art League first stop? ❏ A. Community Hospital South receives building Indiana AHA ❏ B. Riley Hospital for Children restoration grant ❏ C. Franciscan Health delivers warm surprise ❏ D. St. Francis Hospital The Southside Art League has received to NICU patients SERVING THE SOUTHSIDE SINCE 1928 funding from Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Which late night TV show Foundation, Inc. for restoration on its 100-year- Newborns in the NICU unit of Franciscan Health 2 host featured a commercial received a very warm welcome as the polar Gerald Sargent old classroom building. The $20,000 grant will A PRODUCT OF from Martin Fine Furniture? be used to restore the brick on the building, vortex raged outside, thanks to the team of Publisher Emeritus ❏ A. David Letterman located at 229 E. Broadway in Greenwood. the Indiana chapter of the American Heart Rick Myers ❏ B. Jay Leno The building was once part of The Sanitorium Association (AHA). The team recently delivered Editor/Publisher ❏ C. James Corden Ideal, a 30-room sanitorium with mineral baths 200 hand-knitted caps as part of their annual Brian Kelly ❏ D. Johnny Carson advertised as a health remedy. Although the “Little Hats, Big Hearts” program, which raises Chief Executive Officer facility burned to the ground in 1914, the pump awareness about heart disease – the most Stephanie Dolan Which treatment is $10 this house for The Sanitorium survived the fire and common type of birth defect among newborns Director of Operations 3 month at Bayberry Spa? has since housed classrooms for art instruction, in the United States. The hospital was the first MEMBERS OF Nancy Price, Content Editor ❏ A. Anti-aging facial seminars and workshops. stop in a campaign to deliver 3,000 caps to Glenn Augustine ❏ B. Medi-Cupping infants at more than 30 hospitals. Digital Sales Director ❏ C. Prenatal ss-times.com/southside- Asha Patel ❏ D. Bamboo fusion massage art-league-receives-building- ss-times.com/Indiana- Production/Art Mgr. Graphic Design restoration-grant aha-delivers-warm-surprise- Who plays Morf Vanderwalt to-NICU-patients 4 in Velvet Buzzsaw? For more information, contact us at: [email protected] ❏ A. Jake Gyllenhaal Tel. 317.300.8782 • Fax. 317.300.8786 ❏ B. Matt Damon For more information on these articles and other timely news, visit ss-times.com. ❏ C. Bradley Cooper 7670 U.S. 31 S., Indianapolis, IN 46227 ❏ D. Ben Affleck To join the conversation, visit our Facebook page or www.icontimes.com follow us on Twitter @southsidetimes. Grow Local Media, LLC ©2019. All Rights Reserved.
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As a former U.S. Marine, Al flew combat helicopters into the jungles of Vietnam. Over five decades later, he began battling a series of heart complications which proved just as dangerous. Ten years ago he had five bypasses at Community Heart and Vascular. And now, years later, a heart murmur was growing more concerning, and simple chores had him short of breath. Through minimally invasive surgery, Al underwent transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) at Community. Via a stent, Al’s aortic valve was replaced with the heart valve from a cow. In just two days, he was back carrying the garbage to the curb. Grateful he says, “that I get the privilege of putting my hand over a heart that’s still ticking.” Exceptional care. Simply delivered.
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Left, guests at the third annual Night to Shine event will be treated to a catered meal. | Right, every attendee will be crowned king or queen while attending their own “prom.” (Photos by Hannah De Kam of De Kam Studios)
Teens and adults with special needs 2. to be treated to ‘prom’
FEATURE alone will be assisting prom guests, from Southside Kiwanis clubs warm attendees welcoming and checking people in to wash- ing dishes and bussing tables. with endless bowls of chili By Nancy Price “We are always so overwhelmed by the number of people willing to give up their day By Nancy Price More than 300 guests will be crowned benefit Riley Hospital for Children. and evening to be a part of such a life-giving king or queen at a special prom night held Winners from Greenwood Kiwanis are event,” Cruz said. “Most of us volunteering A perfect recipe after last week’s po- this Friday, Feb. 8, at Mount Pleasant Chris- as follows: first place: Matt Miller and Ben and working the event are essentially crying lar vortex? Bowls of hot, spicy chili, doled tian Church in Greenwood. Krieg, who represented the New White- the whole evening. The blessing really comes out by two Southside chili cook-offs this The third annual Night to Shine event, land Fire Department; second place: Trac- from us! This prom puts life into perspective, past weekend. sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, ey Meacham of the White River Township and to be able to show the love of Christ to The Kiwanis Club of Perry Township treats more than 100,000 teens over the age of Fire Department; and third place: Matt others is just beyond rewarding. It really is and the Greenwood Kiwanis Club both 14 and adults with special needs around the Gates and Bryan Brown of the Greenwood an honor. We love being able to provide en- sponsored the annual fundraisers to help world to an unforgettable prom experience. Fire Department. gaging experiences that will have a lasting raise money for local nonprofits. After arriving at the church via limousine, Perry Kiwanis winners were: first place: impact on the lives of others.” Nearly $2,000 was raised by Green- guests will be welcomed by photographers Zoe McGrath and Sarah Clark-Carson Heidi Wright, a serve coordinator for wood’s cook-off for Riley Hospital for and friendly “paparazzi” before being sent to of Bubba’s; second place: Joe Leavell of Mount Pleasant, oversees Night to Shine. Children and other child-related pro- a hair and makeup station for a night of a ca- Leavell Photography; and third place: She said she is grateful for team of volun- grams the club supports, in addition tered meal, prom favors, dancing and karaoke. Peggy Bryson of Five Star Residences of teers and the impact that the evening has in to a silent auction, which raised more Each guest will be crowned king or queen. Banta Pointe. her life as well. than $1,300 for scholarships at Center “It’s hard to put into words the reactions Ribbons were awarded for Wellness Di- “There is something unique and special Grove, Franklin Central and Greenwood of our honored guests. Some are so over- rector Bobbi Finley of Baxter YMCA; Ki- about Night to Shine,” Wright said. “There is a high schools. joyed with emotion that they are smiling ear- wanis member Paul Annee, who repre- depth to the love that is experienced through- Proceeds from Perry Township Kiwanis to-ear on the red carpet,” said Johnette Cruz, sented the Annee family; Jane Jackson of out this entire event, and then when the night went toward Hunger Inc. food bank, while communications director at Mount Pleasant Jackson Systems and Brent Bockelman of arrives ... the energy, the excitement, the gen- money raised from the silent auction will Christian Church. “Others who have disabil- Southport High School. uine joy, is like none other. Our churches, ities that hinder their communication have our communities, our families ... we are all the sweetest look on their face. You can al- changed for the better as we partner to love 1. Trophy winners for the 9th Annual Greenwood Kiwanis Chili Cook-off are (from left): Ben Krieg, ways tell in their eyes how special they feel and serve the special needs community!” New Whiteland Fire Department, first place; Michael Mitchell, representing the Greenwood Fire just by glancing at them.” For more information about Night to Department, third place; and Tracey Meacham, White River Township Fire Department, second place. Mount Pleasant will join more than 655 Shine at Mount Pleasant, go to mpcc.info/ 2. Trophy winners from the 4th Annual Perry Township Kiwanis Chili Cook-off are (from left): Peggy churches from all 50 states in the nation and Bryson of Five Star Residences of Banta Pointe (third place); Joe Leavell of Leavell Photography (second nighttoshine. For more information about around the world with the annual event. Ap- place); and Zoe McGrath and Sarah Clark-Carson of Bubba’s (first place). (Submitted photos) the Tim Tebow Foundation, please visit tim- proximately 900 volunteers at the church tebowfoundation.org. ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 5 The Southside Times COMMUNITY
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HAUNTS & JAUNTS from her house. She watched Betty Lou ly. It would seem she had become the Ken- playing in the air. She heard her chattering tucky girl with a zipped lip. and giggling. Then, just as quickly, she was Arnold passed away in 1975. Lucille, 88 By Rick Hinton gone. It was her only appearance, at least years young, died in April of 2004. A week to my mother. My grandparents wouldn't before her passing she opened up, telling Ghosts — imprints of a life once lived comment upon it when asked; Arnold June (and I'm sure my mom) she was see- or harbingers of a future yet unfolding — would light up another Pall Mall and Lu- ing her father and brothers in her dreams. are always with us, just sometimes buried. cille would get a faraway look in her eyes. I think the mind just knows when it is time Sometimes in the night I feel them coming 7855 S. Emerson Ave., Suite U My mother moved back to Jamestown to move on. It brings a glimpse of what is to call. Lately, it has been the strange rum- Indianapolis 46237 after my father died. It was time for her to come. At least, I would like to think that. blings from Kentucky from days gone by: to go home! She bought a house on a se- The house on Sunset Drive has been My grandfather Arnold's sisters mar- (317) 886-7456 cluded bluff above Lake Cumberland, just sold, yet June continues to live next door. ried into the Bell family. They had a home email: [email protected] across the ridge from Jamestown. Then ... She sees it every day. She stops to look. in Albany (close to the Tennessee border) she got sick (spinal meningitis), and then Memories are not always bad. They can that no one lived in, however they used it had a stroke. She never walked again. I've certainly be sad, but also bring great com- for reunions and large dinners. My aunt, written in the past in The Southside Times fort. And ... if you listen really hard on June Loveless, remembers attending many about the paranormal activity that accom- those moonlit nights, when the crick- DID YOU KNOW... of these. She also remembers my grand- panied the three years she was bedridden. It ets raise song, and the solitary streetlight mother Lucille telling her the house was ramped up significantly in the final year and casts a dim pale, you might just hear the haunted. There were reports that while on the night that she passed, with me hold- sounds of grandkids raising a ruckus as in bed, the covers would pull down. And, ing her hand, there seemed to be a release they collect fireflies, drink caffeine and % something about a picture that would in the house I can't explain. However, it was dance into their future. move. The house has since burned down. SOURCE: SMARI, INC. only temporary. It continues to harbor ac- The Daffron family had a lot of kids 67 tivity, and it is now my house. Retirement that grew up in that small house on Sun- OF THE SOUTHSIDE TIMES READERS should be fun! I always had a strange Rick Hinton, a Southport resident, set Drive. My aunt Betty Lou died in 1941 ARE INTERESTED IN FAMILY ACTIVITIES? “vibe” about the house after she bought loves researching things that go bump at the age of 2 from one of those child- in the night. His articles can be read it. My wife, Laura, and my cousin Wade hood sicknesses that often turned fatal. on Facebook: Rick Hinton, Southport CALL TODAY: (317) 300-8782 believe it involves the land rather than the Paranormal Examiner. Hinton conducts My mother saw her after she died. It was • BROWNSBURG • AVON • BEECH GROVE • PERRY TOWNSHIP • DANVILLE • house. They may be right. When ques- a bright, sunny day and my mother was paranormal investigations with his • GARFIELD PARK • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • PLAINFIELD • CENTER GROVE • tioned, my mother would just smile slight- team, South Central Paranormal. GREATER GREENWOOD • FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP • SOUTHPORT • riding a horse on the graveled road across 6 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com COVER STORY The Southside Times
IN OUR SCHOOLS 5 questions with Quinton Moore: What was your favorite game as a child? My favorite game as a child was Duck, Duck, Goose. Senators, education leaders visit Who inspires you? Southport Elementary I am Christian! My inspiration comes from Christ! He helped those Education – Senator John Crane talked with in need, the sick, the poor, his com- Nehamijah Sang in Kelly Wilber's 5th grade munity and I strive to live my life as a class at Southport Elementary School. The reflection of Christ. senator was part of a larger group of educa- What do you hope to teach your tion leaders who wanted to learn how Perry Township Schools’ professional development children about giving back? Board members of Be Your Own Hero include, from left: Haley Wade, David Stater and Sean Wall, I hope to teach my kids that it's strategy improves student performance. Sen- with founder, Quinton Moore. (Submitted photo) ator Jeff Ratz and representatives from In- better to give than receive. True joy diana State Teachers Association, Stand for come from seeing the joy of others Children, Indiana State Board of Education, that you give to. Indiana Association of School Principals and Do you have pets? NIET were also in attendance. Teachers ex- Yes, we have pets! Two black labs plained to them how weekly professional de- that were rescued. velopment has led to the students’ growth across subjects. Making dreams come true What is your favorite game Be Your Own Hero, Inc. is helping kids be kids on the Southside as an adult? My favorite game as an adult is Uno! By Stephanie Dolan “We had a kid whose dad was a truck Quinton Moore started For many kids, childhood is a time of driver, and one of our events was his first opportunity in three months to stay and the nonprofit because he dreams and pixie dust, fantasy and fun. wanted kids to have the For others, though, fun can be more elu- spend time with his kids,” he said. “For some opportunity to enjoy sive than it should be. people, that’s the first interaction they’ve events that, otherwise, they wouldn’t be able That is where Be Your Own Hero had for days, weeks or even months.” Moore said that he’s hoping Be Your to afford. (Photo by comes in. This Southside nonprofit is Tony Frampton) dedicated to bringing the fun back to the Own Hero ultimately will bring families lives of those children who don’t always closer together. Beech Grove American The organization is approximately Legion teaches students about have the means or the opportunity to en- gage in certain activities on their own. two years old. They don’t currently have American flag “As a child, I feel that I missed out on a a building that they operate out of, but “If we’re in a position lot of opportunities just because my par- they are planning on raising funds so that History – The American Legion Post 276 in ents couldn’t afford before or after school they can hold events indoors during the to help, even if Beech Grove presented South Grove Inter- programs or basketball camps,” Be Your winter months. mediate School fourth graders with mate- Own Hero founder Quinton Moore said. Currently, all activities are held in it’s not financially, rials to learn about the American flag, its “I know what that felt like, being excluded, parks and other public spaces. history and its care. The American Legion and I wanted to create something so that (we'll) help out with Post Commander, Chuck Agulario and oth- other kids wouldn’t have to experience Going places er American Legion members administered that. I wanted to create something regard- your time. It means a test to the fourth graders. Eighteen stu- less of race, religion or background where “We usually use the city parks around dents were awarded $25 for scoring well on they felt like they belonged.” town,” Moore said. “We’ll do stuff like a lot to these the test and for writing an essay. The stu- Moore, 35, of Greenwood, said that game day in the park and take about two dent winners were Cordell Hanlon, Mar- one of the things that makes Be Your hours to rent the area out to play wild kids.” ley Colson, Hayden Knight, Mikaela Julian, Own Hero different is that all events and and crazy games. We’ll do water wars in Jake Ryan, Kaylee Skirvin, Robert God- activities are free. the summer when it’ really hot. We’ll do — David Stater win, Holly Micheals, Michael Kord, Nova “We don’t charge anyone anything,” he costume parties at Halloween. We’ll do Dremonas, Robby Crick, Abigail Norton, said. “Events are always free and for kids movies in the park. Each month we try to Xavier Noe, Carlee Geralds, Chace Sel- of all ages.” do something fun open to any age.” Board member David las, Jayln Jordan, Caleb Birdwell and Kotia In the wintertime, the married father Stater said he has Moore said another thing that makes been a fan of the Smith. South Grove wishes to thank Ameri- them unique is that they encourage fami- organization since can Legion Post 276 for the American flag lies to stay and hang out with their chil- the beginning. booklets and for rewarding the students for dren and participate in activities. Making dreams come true continued on page 7. (Photo by Tony a job well done and to thank them for their Frampton) service to our country. ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 7 The Southside Times COVER STORY FOR THE RECORD CORRECTION
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In the 1/31/19 issue of The Southside Times, the artwork for photo #5 on page 6 was incor- rectly attributed to Rhonda Wolverton. The artwork, called Feed Triptych and Balance Triptych, was actually created by Wendy Sha- piro, faculty of the Department of Art & De- sign at the University of Indianapolis. We regret the error.
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Top, Quinton will take kids to the city park during the summer. | Bottom, children had a ball dressing up for Halloween. Be Your Own Hero has events during the spring, summer and fall. (Submitted Photos)
Making dreams come true continued from page 6. put on really nice activities for the kids. plan during their next meeting. The kids get to have fun where they might Fellow board member David Stater is not because it’s hard to afford events for eager to move forward with this endeavor of three said that he and the other board three kids. They had a costume contest as well. He said he has been a fan of Be members usually find a couple of families and different activities. The kids loved it. Your Own Hero from the beginning. that they can support. The people who put it on interact with you “When Quinton started talking to me “We’ll find a family that we can support too. You’re never made to feel less than – about it, what really stood out to me was during Thanksgiving and provide them with as if they’re doing you a favor. They want that it went toward kids who didn’t have a Beech Grove families, groceries to make a Thanksgiving meal,” he you to feel like this is something just for whole lot of money,” he said. “I don’t know students donate and deliver said. “Then, in December, we’ll find one or you. It’s not out of pity – they want to en- how expensive it is to do different things Christmas gifts two families we can sponsor for Christmas gage with you. I’m hoping that the more with your kids but growing up I didn’t have awareness they get out the more they’re a whole lot and I thought the whole idea and buy Christmas gifts for them.” Charity – The Rumler family and Dina Vis- able to do and put on for the kids.” was pretty cool. There’s not a lot of options Southside mom of three, Carrie Con- cecchia provided Christmas smiles for the out there if you don’t have a lot of money.” don, nominated her daughter’s preschool fourth year to families in their local com- Stater, 34, said that giving back is exact- teacher for Thanksgiving dinner. Family time munity. This year, the group provided more ly what we all should be doing. “When I first came in contact with them, than 500 gifts, which they distributed to in- While Be Your Own Hero is glad to do “I think that’s kind of what we’re sup- they were having a yard sale to raise money dividuals and families living in motels near for families during the holidays, the ultimate posed to do,” he said. “If we’re in a posi- for the group,” Condon said. “I started fol- Thompson Road and US 31, in addition to goal is to find a building for winter activities. tion to help, even if it’s not financially, help lowing them on Facebook, and then I saw 17 local families. Gifts were also delivered “Without a building, it makes it really out with your time. It means a lot to these a post talking about doing something for to the Julian Center, a women and children's difficult to do much in the winter,” Moore kids. A few months ago we did an event at someone over the holidays. They provided homeless shelter, ensuring that the children said. “One of our goals is to start fundrais- a roller skating rink and it was packed. Ev- Thanksgiving dinner for my daughter’s pre- there had something to open on Christmas ing to allow us to have some type of build- erybody is welcome. We want everybody school teacher that year.” morning. Many individuals donated to the ing where in the wintertime we can host to show up and have some fun. Even if you This past year, Condon’s family en- project in order to make it a success. Sev- different events and provide a safe place can afford all the fun show up and enjoy joyed a Halloween party put on by Be eral of the Beech Grove High School stu- where kids can go even when it’s cold out. the events with us anyway.” Your Own Hero. dents helped wrap and prepare the gifts for Kids go stir crazy and have cabin fever in For more information on Be Your Own “I took my three kids,” she said. “I like delivery: Seth Rumler, Linzee Glover, Nick the wintertime.” Hero, visit its Facebook page at facebook. it because I’m a single mom as well. They Haddix and Cameron Reed. BGHS grad, Moore said that he and his fellow board com/beyourownheroinc. don’t charge for their activities, but they members will be discussing a fundraising Madison Rumler, also assisted in the proj- ect with her mom, Daria, and the others in the group listed above. 8 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com VIEWS The Southside Times
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Statistics and warning signs of dating violence
While the month of February is associat- ed with Valentine’s Day; it’s also Dating Vio- lence Awareness Month. Did you know that 33 percent of adoles- cents in America are victim to sexual, physi- cal, verbal or emotional dating abuse? According to a news release provided by Beacon of Hope Crisis Center in Perry Township, dating violence is more common than we think. Dating abuse is defined as a pattern of behavior where one person uses threats of, or actually uses physical, sexual, verbal or emotional abuse to control his or TOP 10 EVENTS her partner. Violent behavior typically begins between IN THE SOUTHSIDE the ages of 12 and 18. Girls and young wom- WINTER OLYMPICS en between the ages of 16 and 24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence By Torry Stiles – almost triple the national average. Plus, ThermoSpat: 43 percent of dating college women report- 10. Hand-to-hand com- ed experiencing some violent and abusive STARS & STRIKES ON THE SOUTHSIDE bat with your spouse over control dating behaviors including physical, sexual, of the thermostat. tech, verbal, or controlling abuse. 9. Fixture Skating: Slip-sliding Warning signs include: The Southside Times is all about people matter how small, and should be recog- across the patio to winterize the gar- and our community. What do you like nized? Email your “Stars and Strikes” to den hose. • Extreme jealousy or insecurity in your neighborhood? What don’t you [email protected]. Alibiathlon: • Isolation from your family and friends like? Who has done something nice, no 8. Create a unique excuse after being tardy for the third time • Checking cell phones, social media and emails without your permission this week because you refuse to get up earlier to scrape off your car. • Physically inflicting pain or hurt Layer Player: • Constant monitoring of your location Stars: to this Friday’s Night to Stars: to the Alex and Ali Founda- 7. How much can you Shine event at Mount Pleasant tion and their first gala. The mis- wear and still walk? • Continual unwanted messaging Christian Church. Teens and young adults sion of foundation is to empower and en- • Repeatedly pressuring you into unwanted acts 6. Sniffleball: Wad up those used with special needs are treated to their very hance the lives of young adults with autism Kleenex and chuck them into the • Making threats or carrying out threats to own “prom night.” and other developmental disabilities by hurt you trash can. providing opportunities for job skill devel- Southport Steeplechase: • Destroying your personal property or things Stars: to the 72nd Mynamar opment, vocational activities and mean- 5. Hit the of sentimental value Union Day Celebration. The India- ingful community involvement. road but miss the potholes on your napolis community and all ethnic groups trip to Kroger’s. If you or someone you know is expe- from Mynamar will celebrate the day the 4. Krogering: Beat the crowd to the last riencing any of these warning signs, call Panglong Agreement was signed to form of the eggs, milk and bread. Beacon of Hope’s confidential crisis line at the Union of Burma on Feb. 12 at the Uni- Snowman Speed Building: (317) 731-6140. For more information, go to 3. Construct versity of Indianapolis. your Frosty before it all melts. beaconofhopeindy.org. 2. Peach Vodkaball: Just like beach volleyball but instead of a beach and volleyball you sit in your recliner with a bottle of peach- flavored vodka. Chili Cook-Off: The Southside Times QUOTE OF THE WEEK 1. I'm going for the gold, welcomes letters who's got the beans? to the editor in good taste.
All submissions are subject to editing. “The groundhog is like most other prophets; BELIEVE IT! Please send to [email protected]. All letters must be signed. it delivers its prediction and then disappears.” Our nation has all sorts of arcane, Please include a daytime nonsensical laws on the books. Each week, phone number for – Bill Vaughan, we’ll share one with you ... verification purposes only. American journalist In Oklahoma, the state will not tolerate anyone taking a bite out of another’s hamburger. Source: dumblaws.com ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 9 The Southside Times VIEWS
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Perry Township to the resurfacing of three streets: Southport section improvements at Southport Road and Indianapolis resident named Road, from Bluff Road (east of the railroad Meridian Street (Hwy 135) as well as County to WIU Dean’s List see many road tracks) to Meridian Street (Hwy 135) and Line Road and Madison Avenue. improvements in 2019 from Meridian Street (Hwy 135) to U.S. 31; These much-needed improvements do Academics – Indianapolis resident Kobe Meridian School Road, from Rahke Road to not include future residential street im- Thomas Webster, a junior at Western Il- After a big push for the city to focus more Meridian Street (Hwy 135); and Shelby Street provements, which will be handled separate- linois University, has been named to of its infrastructure efforts in Perry Town- from County Line Road to E. Stop 10 Road. ly by DPW. Should you have questions, feel the 2018 Fall Dean’s List. To receive this ship, I am excited to have joined DPW and There will also be two bridge rehabilitation free to contact me. award, an undergraduate student must Mayor Hogsett last week to announce many projects: Morgantown Road over Pleasant Danielle Coulter earn at least a 3.6 GPA on a scale of 4.0, confirmed road projects for us in 2019. Run and Edgewood Avenue over Little Buck City-County Council, District 23 which equals an A in a minimum of 12 These projects total over $3.25 million in in- Creek – the latter of which is part of a larger credit hours of graded courses. long-term bridge replacement project. Perry [email protected] | (317) 327-4242 vestment into our local streets and bridges. 200 E. Washington St., Ste. T241, 46204 Among the projects slated for 2019 include Township can also expect to see future inter-
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FRANKLIN Wii Bowling • This is a great activity for bowling Grease • Welcome back to 1959 when Sandy lovers, especially those that have trouble gripping Dumbrowski, the new girl in town, and Danny Zuko, 2019 Habitat for Humanity of Johnson County a bowling ball. This light activity is fun for all. $1 the school’s coolest greaser, have a secret summer- Soup Bowl Benefit • Soup bowl benefit is $25 per class. | When: Feb. 12, 9 a.m. | Where: The Social time romance. But when classes start at Rydell High and includes a soup bowl, soup, dessert and drink. of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. | Info: (317) 882-4810; School, everything is different. Sandy attempts to Funds go toward Habitat for Humanity of John- thesocialofgreenwood.org. navigate the tricky social waters and catch Danny’s attention again, but Danny is chiefly concerned with son County. Pottery silent auction will be held. | Beginner Line Dancing • Cha-cha stroll, Tennessee maintaining his tough-guy reputation. In the end, When: Feb. 24, 4-7 p.m. | Where: Scott Hall, John- waltz, sway and request. No partner necessary. $5 the Pink Ladies help Sandy figure out how to win him son County Fairgrounds, 100 Fairground St. | Info: per class. | When Feb. 4, 10:15-11 a.m. | Where: The back. The musical features the hit songs, “Greased (317) 530-9222; habitatjohnsoncounty.org. Social of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. | Info: (317) 882- Lightnin’”, “You’re The One That I Want”, and “Sum- 4810; thesocialofgreenwood.org. Beginner Ball- mer Nights.” Grease is on stage for 54 performances CALENDAR OF EVENTS GARFIELD PARK room Dancing • Waltz, fox trot, swing and rumba. through March 31. Tickets range from $45-$70 and No partner necessary. | When Feb. 11, 9:30-10:15 include Chef Odell Ward’s dinner buffet, fruit & salad Pete the Cat Art Mystery Workshop • Preschool- a.m. | Where: The Social of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. bar, unlimited coffee, tea and lemonade. | When: Feb. BARGERSVILLE ers ages 3-6 are invited to solve the mystery togeth- | Info: (317) 882-4810; thesocialofgreenwood.org. er during this program presented by The Art Lab. 7-March 31, weeknights & Saturdays, doors open at ‘Galentine’s’ Day Networking Night • Indiana They’ll create a missing cupcake of clay, investigate Senior Stretch N’ Flex • Senior Stretch N’ Flex is 6 p.m.; buffet starts at 6:30; show starts at 8 p.m.; Grown is bringing together women from all across their own mystery challenge and create their own sponsored by Franciscan Senior Promise and facili- weekday matinees, doors open at 11 a.m., buffet the state for a free “Galentine’s Day” networking night cat mystery book. | When: Feb. 8, 10:30 a.m. | Where: tated by Allison Johnson of Greenwood Meadows. from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; show starts at 1 p.m. | at Mallow Run Winery. The event is designed to em- Garfield Park Branch, 2502 Shelby St. | Info: (317) This exercise class involves sitting and using stretch- Where: Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre, 9301 Michigan power women, whether they are a business leader, 275-4490; indypl.org/locations/garfieldpark. ing bands to perform exercises that reach a variety Road. | Info: (317) 872-9664; beefandboards.com. entrepreneur or farmer and provides the opportunity of muscles. $3 per class. | When: Feb. 12 & 14, 11:15 72nd Mynamar Union Day Celebration • After for them to build collaboration and to grow both per- Cutting the Cord • Adults looking for cheaper al- a.m. | Where: The Social of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. successfully hosting the Union Day event in 2017 sonally and professionally. Attendees will be joined ternatives to pricey cable and satellite television | Info: (317) 882-4810; thesocialofgreenwood.org. & 2018, the Indianapolis community and all ethnic by Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, who will be kicking packages are invited to learn about the pros, cons Folk Dancing • A fun, active class that takes you groups from Mynamar residing in central Indiana off the evening as keytone speaker. While all are wel- and costs of streaming platforms such as Amazon, through several styles of Eastern European folk will celebrate the day the Panglong Agreement come to attend, those that have a food or beverage Hulu and Netflix. Attendees will also learn about dancing. Learn new dances and perform ones was signed to form the Union of Burma. Featuring product are encouraged to bring samples to share streaming media offered by the library, including from previous classes. Participate at your own cultural dances, ethnic fashion show, music, food & with other attendees on a collaborative refreshment Kanopy, Hoopla and OverDrive, which are free to level. $4 per class. | When: Feb. 14, 9 a.m. | Where: more. | When: Feb. 12, 5:30-8:30 p.m. | Where: Rans- table. All items must be prepared in a commercial library cardholders. This class requires experience The Social of Greenwood, 550 Polk St. | Info: (317) burg Auditorium, University of Indianapolis, 1400 E. kitchen and no outside alcohol is allowed. Deadline using the keyboard, mouse and the internet. | 8824810; thesocialofgreenwood.org. Hann Ave. | Info: (317) 731-5337; thebaci.org. to register is Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 5 p.m. Open to Indi- When: Feb. 20, 1:30-3:30 p.m. | Where: Garfield ana resident, not just members of Indiana Grown. | Park Library, 2502 Shelby St. | Info: (317) 275-4490; German Dance Group • German dance group, die German Dancing: Open Practice • Gym hat- When: Feb. 19, 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Where: The Sycamore indypl.org/locations/garfieldpark. Fledermauschen Tanzgruppe, from the German ers – let’s dance! You don’t have to be German at Mallow Run, 7070 W. Whiteland Road. | Info: To American Klub will demonstrate traditional German to enjoy the dance! Join us for open practice. No RSVP, visit bit.ly/2RLNVIP. Go to IndianaGrown.org. GREENWOOD dancing. Dance group members will be dressed in experience necessary. | When: Feb. 13, 7:30-9 p.m. costume and show a few different styles of tradi- | Where: German American Klub, Edelweiss ban- Purse Bingo • Purse Bingo benefits the Social of BEECH GROVE tional dance before encouraging audience mem- quet hall, 8602 S. Meridian St. | Info: Marie Lawlor: Greenwood; 20 rounds of designer Purse Bingo, bers to participate as well. | When: Feb. 16, 1 p.m. | (317) 501-4814; [email protected]. featuring Kate Spade, Michael Kors and Coach. Beech Grove Chatterbooks • The book to be dis- Where: Greenwood Public Library, 310 S. Meridian In addition, there will be purse raffles, a 50/50 The Alex and Ali Foundation First Annual Gala • cussed is “Scythe” by Neal Shusterman. Adults are St. | Info: (317) 881-1953; greenwoodlibrary.us. invited to this monthly book discussion. | When: raffle and other chances to win. Tickets go on sale The press and the public are invited to the first Annu- Feb. 25, 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Where: Beech Grove Li- Jan. 19 from 9 a.m. – noon at 550 Polk St. Cost is INDIANAPOLIS al Gala for The Alex and Ali Foundation. The mission brary, 1102 Main St. | Info: (317) 275-4560; indypl. $35, cash or check mad payable to The Social of is to empower and enhance the lives of young adults org/locations/beech-grove. Greenwood only. | When: Feb. 7, doors open at 5 Reasons from Science to Believe in God • The with autism and other developmental disabilities by p.m., “Eyes Down” at 6:30 p.m. | Where: Barn at Bay public is invited to “Lunch and Learn”, hosted by the providing opportunities for job skill development Beech Grove State of the City Address • Beech Horse Inn, 1469 Stones Crossing Road W. | Info: St. John Lutheran Adult Fellowship Group. Free will vocational activities and meaningful community in- Grove Mayor Dennis Buckley will be giving his (317) 882-4810; thesocialofgreenwood.org. donations accepted but not expected. Terrell Clem- volvement. Team members of The Hope Gallery, the state of the city address. | When: March 14, 11:30 foundation’s first nonprofit that trains and employs Quilt Connection Guild • The February meeting mons will overview recent developments in science a.m. | Where: Hornet Park Community Center, 5245 young adults with disabilities, will be participating of the Quilt Connection Guild will feature four lo- and new evidence that supports belief in the exis- Hornet Ave. | Info: (317) 888-4979. at the gala. All proceeds go toward the Alex and Ali cally known quilters making presentations on ap- tence of God. Please park in the parking lot acces- Foundation. $150 per person or table sponsorship plique, sashiko (Japanese embroidery), on-point sible from Hunter Road and enter through entrance FOUNTAIN SQUARE available. Ticket sales close Feb. 12. | When: Feb. 22, block settings and microwave bowl cozies. These CB. Stay after if you want to play cards or other games 6:30 p.m. | Where: The University of Indianapolis, 1400 sewing and quilting demonstrations are free and for awhile. | When Feb. 7, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Where: Healthy Gut, Healthy Me: Cooking Workshop Hanna Ave. | Info: thealexandalifoundation.com. • Adults are invited to learn why maintaining a open to the public. Come and join us. Guests are St. John Church and School, 6630 Southeastern Ave.| healthy gut is a hot topic of research. Sample reci- welcomed. | When: Feb. 7, 7 p.m. | Where: Green- Info: (317) 937-6206; [email protected]. Andrew Rader Concert • All Souls Unitarian Church pes designed to keep your “bugs” in balance. This wood United Methodist Church, 525 N. Madison Caregiver’s Night Out • Dillman Law Group has is presenting a concert recital by internationally workshop, presented by Nutrition Services of the Ave. | Info: [email protected]. partnered with Joy’s House to provide caregivers known, award winning countertenor Andrew Rad- er. Andrew will perform “Seven Days of Creation”, an Marion County Health Department, will include live Third Annual Night to Shine • Mount Pleasant with a fun night out, including food, drinks and fun afternoon of poetry related to the Abrahamic cre- demonstrations, food tasting and a lecture. | When: Christian Church will host the event, sponsored activities. If you need care for your loved one, Joy’s ation story. For this program, Andrew and pianist Feb. 13, 2-4 p.m. | Where: Fountain Square Library, by the Tim Tebow Foundation. Night to Shine House will be providing care at no additional cost. Greg Sanders will present song repertoire spanning 1066 Virginia Ave. | Info: Call (317) 275-4390 to reg- is an unforgettable prom night experience, Tickets are $25 per person and includes dinner, nearly 200 years and showcasing texts which are ister; indypl.org/ locations/fountainsquare. centered on God’s love, for people with special two alcoholic drink tickets, unlimited non-alcoholic representative of the daily “checklist” of this par- needs, ages 14 and older. | When: Feb. 8, 6-9 p.m. drinks and ability to participate in activities. | When: So Kawaii! Art Class for Kids • Children ages 6 ticular creation story. The concert is free and open | Where: Mount Pleasant Christian Church, 381 N. Feb. 8, 5:30 p.m. | Where: Joy’s House, 2028 Broad and up are invited to transform any drawing from to the public. A reception will follow. | When: Feb. Bluff Road. | Info: mpcc.info/nighttoshine. Ripple Ave. | Info: (317) 254-0828; joyshouse.org. normall to kawaii! Participants will bring in a draw- 24, 1 p.m. | Where: All Souls Unitarian Church, 5805 ing of any object or creature (a piece of toast, an Valentine’s Dance • Put on your dancing shoes Nutrition & Wellness Event • Demonstration rep- E. 56th St. | Info: (317) 545-6005; allsoulschurch.org. elephant, a refrigerator) and turn it into a highly and grab the little ones for an evening of love, resentatives will be attending and explaining the Indy Southside College Fair • Learn about schol- stylized cartoon in kawaii style. The session will in- fun and community celebration! Children of all products they represent to customers and answer arships, athletic eligibility, student activities, clude a discussion of what kawaii means and what ages are welcome and must be accompanied by any questions they may have about them. Gift bags majors/minors, housing, financial aid and much the illustration techniques are key to maintaining an adult. Cost per person is $2.50; (children age 1 filled with products will be given during a drawing at more! More than 80 colleges from Indiana and the kawaii animation style. This program is pre- and younger are free). | When: Feb 8, 6:30 -8 p.m. Calendar the end of the event. This is a monthly event sented by Art With a Heart. | When: Feb. 16, 2 p.m. | Where: Greenwood Community Center, 100 Su- held on the second Saturday of every month. | When: | Where: 1066 Virginia Ave. | Info: (317) 275-4390; rina Way. | Info: (317) 881-4545. Feb. 9, noon-3 p.m. | Where: Earth Fare, 2110 E. County indypl.org/locations/fountain-square. Line Road | Info: (317) 881-7360; earthfare.com. Calendar continued on page 11. ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 11 The Southside Times NIGHT & DAY
★★✩✩✩ • R • Horror, Mystery, Thriller • 1 hour, 53 minutes
Velvet Buzzsaw A film-making identity crisis
as a super pretentious art critic, who no MOVIE REVIEW doubt serves as a stand-in for every overly ostentatious film critic that has reviewed By Bradley Lane Gilroy’s films or will be reviewing this film. John Malkovich gives a funny, if not tragic, Velvet Buzzsaw is writer-director Dan Gil- turn as an artist being blocked by sobriety. roy’s first foray into the horror genre, how- All the performances accentuate the style of ever, he is no stranger to dark filmmaking. film Gilroy is shooting for by leaving second His 2014 film Nightcrawler was a dark and thoughts at the door and forgoing subtlety in pointed critique of the media’s obsession with place of acting with as much character and violence, so when I learned his latest outing expression as possible. would be a critique of the money hungry art The story at the center of Velvet Buzzsaw is scene I was thrilled. Gilroy’s final product is a what holds it back more than anything else. It little bit more complicated than that though; does not fully commit to the satire it promises he certainly takes aim at the people profiting to deliver by stopping its critique at, “bad peo- off art and artists, but he also touches on jour- ple make money off of other people’s passion” nalistic integrity while trying to adhere to a and “artists risk everything to make what they horror movie framework. It is an ambitious love, and critics risk nothing through their formula that ultimately fails while attempting work”. I agree with these sentiments, but we to balance of its goals and influences. have seen these messages before; it is a shal- Velvet Buzzsaw centers around Morf low satire. I might be OK with sacrificing its Vanderwalt (Jake Gyllenhaal) as an influential satire if it was for a more full-blown horror art critic, when his romantic interest and per- style, but even then, it does not commit. The spective art dealer Josephina (Zawe Ashton) blood and gore stop just short of being mem- brings to his attention the work of a recently orable and there is little to no atmospheric deceased painter. He instantly hails his work horror developed in its run-time. as a revelation and begins to shower the art- A long list of goals leaves this film feeling ist with praise, making his work the talk of the like a great idea on paper, and a so-so film art scene. However, with the artist being dead in practice. and without any heirs, Josephina more or less steals his work to gain reputation and money. Eventually, a dark past is revealed by Vander- Bradley is a Beech Grove High School walt’s investigation into the artist, and mys- alumnus and has been enamored by film for as long as he can remember. terious murders begin to seek out everyone He is currently in his third year studying who aimed to profit from his work. at IUPUI, majoring in Media and Public Velvet Buzzsaw does get some things right; Affairs with a minor in Film. Bradley can be contacted at [email protected]. its cast, for one, gives their all, and doesn’t hold back. Gyllenhaal especially hams it up
Calendar continued from page 10. U.S. 31 & Southport Road. | Info: (317) 258-7916. Local Greenwood Grief Share daytime • Wheth- er your grief is fresh or recurring, the Grief Share other states will be in attendance. Open to all high groups are designed to help with your journey. school students. Hosted by the University of In- Some of you have attended previously and we dianapolis and area high schools and sanctioned want to welcome you back. Many of you have just by the Indiana Association of College Admission begun your journey and those feelings of loss and Counseling (IACAC). Create a barcode to eas- confusion are something we all share. Southland’s ily share your information with colleges. | When: Grief Share group is open to all denominations March 11, 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Where: “The Dome” at and you can start any week, however, we would the University of Indianapolis, 1400 E. Hann Ave. like you to register by return email to Mary. The | Info: register.gotocollegefairs.com. cost is $20 for the workbook, unless you already purchased one, and can be paid during class. | SOUTHPORT When: Wednesdays from Feb. 20-May 15, 10 a.m. – noon or 6-8 p.m. | Where: Southland Community Get Crafty • Young people ages 12-18 are invited to Church, 5800 Smith Valley Road. | Info: Register by make arts and crafts projects. Each program will fea- email to Mary at [email protected]. ture a different project. | When Feb. 16, 2-3:30 p.m. | Where: Southport Library, 2630 E. Stop 11 Road. | Info: (317) 275-4510; indypl.org/locations/southport. The Cultivating Garden Club • Topic: Wildlife ENJOY YOUR WEEK! Pests; speaker: Sarah Hanson, Purdue Extension Visit ss-times.com for – Johnson County. New members are welcome. | When: Feb. 21, 6 p.m. | Where: St. John’s Church, weekly news and events. 12 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS LEADER The Southside Times
How did Suzanne do it? Four generations of furniture sellers WHAT HAPPENED WHEN JAY LENO FEATURED ONE OF YOUR FATHER’S COMMERCIALS FOR THE STORE IN A REVIEW OF CRAZY ADS ON THE TONIGHT SHOW? – and a fifth in the making People came in to the store just to see my Martin Fine Furniture, a staple on the Southside, celebrates 165 years dad. The phone rang off the hook from the freight operators calling to say, “Did By Marianne Coil you know you were on national televi- sion?” People would come in to shake Five-year-old Morrison River Hooley al- hands and take pictures. ready is giving his grandmother’s business cards to customers at Martin Fine Furniture HOW DO YOU SPLIT UP DUTIES WITH YOUR BROTHER, JOHN? on U.S. 31 South in Indianapolis. He runs the back, and I run the front. [In “I’m doing my duty,” Morrison said when regard to John’s ability to work with his a family member asked what he was up to. hands] He can repair furniture like nothin’! “I’m helping the customer,” he said. But he learned it all on his own. His grandmother, sales manager Suzanne Sherman, said a customer once told her she WHAT DID YOU DO BEFORE YOU STARTED WORKING AT THE STORE FULL TIME? wanted Morrison to get the commission on a My husband and I ran Sherman Moving sale, because he’d answered all her questions. ... I worked in the front office in sales and “I think I can hang on until I’m 80, and booked all the moves. After we sold the then he can take over the store,” Sherman business, I worked for American Senior said, laughing. Communities as an activities director ... and at the store part time in the evenings. Celebrating a very long history HOW DID YOUR PARENTS MEET, AND HOW MANY CHILDREN DID THEY HAVE? She and one of her brothers, John McDer- Dad was at Georgetown University and mott, run the family firm, which is celebrat- she [mother Jean] was in a private, all-girls ing 165 years as the oldest furniture store in school. They met at a dance. They mar- Indiana – the M. Clune Co., doing business ried in New York and came back here. Dad as Martin Fine Furniture. grew up on North Penn. They had four Their father, Marty McDermott, was the girls and four boys. third generation of furniture sellers on his mother’s side of the family. Michael Clune Updates with a smile WHAT KEEPS YOUR STORE OPEN AGAINST COMPETITION LIKE AMAZON AND BIG-BOX STORES? was the patriarch who started the compa- ny, and one of his daughters married a Mc- Within the last few years, the store display In the old days, we bought furniture as an has evolved with color schemes designed for investment in our home. My concern is Dermott, who worked for Clune. By coin- vignettes staged by decorator Greg Garcia. that we stay with the American way in fur- cidence, the child from that union married During a visit to the store with one of his niture. Quality/longevity: You don’t want someone also named McDermott, and they to buy a chair that’s going to be in a dump. produced Marty. own clients, he suggested the wall facing the We’re going to fill our landfills.Customer Marty founded Martin Fine Furniture as a front entrance be painted a welcoming color. service: I’m going to do all I can for the division of M. Clune. He died in 2012. McDermott finally followed through, and customer. Custom design: If they don’t Many family members passed through the according to Sherman, the morning after the like a fabric [on a model], they can change business in their youth, working in delivery paint job, a nephew working in the ware- it. We have free layaway for six months and warehousing, before they pursued oth- house said of the turquoise shade, “It sure and we’ll hold furniture while a home is er vocations. Morrison has a lot of his great- makes me want to smile.” being built. grandfather’s attributes, Suzanne said; she’s Taking over visual merchandising as a hopeful he’ll follow in Marty’s footsteps. consultant, Garcia has used motion painting John McDermott said his father wanted as one technique. Changes in wall color di- Martin Fine Furniture him to enter a profession or serve in the mil- rect the customer’s eye to a destination, such 5420 S. East St., Indianapolis, 46227 itary instead of taking over the store. as the far end of a display gallery. (317) 787-8659 “I understand all that,” McDermott said, Sherman said the store also depends on MONDAY – FRIDAY 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. listing challenges posed by an industry key help in the office from Misty Denney. SATURDAY 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. “fraught with overhead.” The owners must Despite their father’s intentions, Sherman SUNDAY Noon – 5 p.m. cope with cyclical economic downturns and and McDermott, two of the family’s eight chil- changes in both technology and the expecta- dren, say they’re proud to carry on their father’s tions of clientele. business. McDermott said he started out in the As operations manager, McDermott warehouse, where everyone had to begin. oversees inventory, warehousing, delivery He made the transition to full time after and repairs. an employee left for health reasons. Top, wearing his late great-grandfather's favorite “He never gets vacations,” Sherman said. He said some changes in consumer needs over the years include a desire for less cap, Morrison R. Hooley sits with the portrait of Marty In fact, McDermott did serve in the Ma- McDermott, founder of Martin Fine Furniture. Hooley rines both on active duty and in the reserves. “chunky” furniture, such as armoires and is the grandson of Martin sales manager, Suzanne He said the store was once laid out with ev- china cabinets. “But if you need a china cabi- Sherman, one of McDermott's eight offspring. | Middle, erything lined up like things in his barracks. net, we’ve got it,” he said. John McDermott, operations manager of Martin Fine February 2019 | Issue 148 The store walls were “hospital gray,” Sher- “For local companies, customer service is Furniture and a son of founder Marty McDermott. | man said. what the home store does for someone,” he said. Bottom, Suzanne Sherman, sales manager, Martin www.businessleader.bz Fine Furniture. (Photos by Marianne Coil) ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 13 The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS LEADER PERSONNEL MATTERS Top 10 questions to start your new year YOU HAVE THE EXPERIENCE By Mike Heffner 7. What is Plan B? There is one thing for sure. Things won’t go as 1. Do you have a mission, vision and values planned. There will be changes; external forces, WE HAVE THE CONNECTIONS statement? new technology, client issues and the list can go At Express Employment Professionals we use our relationships with the on. You don’t want to be scared to go do some- This is critical to know where you are going, why you hiring companies to make your job search easier for you by getting your are doing it, and what success looks like, along with thing but be cautious and have potential alternate what your culture is or what you hope it becomes. options. Review things often and look for trends résumé in front of the right people. and adaptions that need to be made. 2. Did you define your strategy for 2019? Positions include: What is your competitive advantage? Take time to 8. Did you include your team in the discussions? discuss how you deliver unique value to your cus- Collaboration is the key term here. You need your • Customer Service Reps • AR/AP Specialists tomer. Look at why customers buy from you and people to be on board. The best way to do that is • Administrative Assistants • Bookkeeping what separates you from the rest. to include them in the discussions. You hired them to think – let them be a part of the decisions. • Office Managers • And more! 3. Are operations, marketing & sales aligned? The easiest way to miss a performance goal is not 9. How do you plan to measure success? Contact our Administrative having alignment. If the marketing message doesn’t The best way to keep score is to measure the two Recruiter today: mesh with operations or sales doesn’t see value in to three items that you feel will make the biggest what is being marketed, then the individual plans impact in the desired outcome. Don’t measure ev- Angie Petrow will likely fail. Define who you are targeting and gain erything. I have found its best to measure things (317) 300-9508 alignment around these three areas to reach success. in such a way that they are easy to track, everyone knows what is expected and at any given time, 4. Did you define where the growth will knows what the score is. 201 S. Emerson Ave. Suite 110 come from? Greenwood, IN 46143 It’s easy to tack on 10 percent growth to last year’s 10. How will you hold leaders and teams ExpressIndySouth.com plans and call it a goal. Think through how that accountable? growth will happen and if you are investing in the Think through how you plan to meet and discuss right areas. What should you stop doing so you the things you are measuring; the success and can do more of something else? what coaching is needed to reach the goals. What will the report look like and how do you want 5. Do you have the data to back up the goals? those meetings to be structured? You have likely heard the Forest Gump statement – Stupid is as stupid does. Look at the activity Cheers to success in 2019! numbers, surveys, sales data and trends. Some- times just slicing and dicing the data can be very telling as you analyze year over year changes. This article is written by Mike Heffner, 6. Have you thought beyond this year? the owner of the local Greenwood Ex- press Employment Professionals fran- How will your 2019 plans shape the next 3-5 years? chise. Contact Mike at Mike.Heffner@ You need to break things down for the current expresspros.com, @IndySouthMike on year in quarters but you must always be thinking Twitter or visit ExpressIndySouth.com. beyond right now.
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Now, the clueless re- How do I know this? I am that man. I have ceptionist said to him in an intentionally experienced the worst illness I have ever Upcoming chamber meetings and events er than his years. He kept coughing uncon- trollably and the few others in the room curt voice, “Don’t ever throw your cards had in an otherwise blessed physical life. As February 2019 looked up somewhat annoyed. He made at me “. The elderly gentleman had a kind people often do, I told my story on a couple heart; based on all of that had happened of occasions to family, and to my surprise 7 – Legislation Matters Luncheon: Greenwood Mayor his way to the desk where the reception- Myers’ State of the City address. Join the chamber as we ist would give him no eye contact and he this woman would have been better served they responded with similar stories. host Greenwood Mayor Mark W. Myers’ State of the City patiently waited. He put his elbow on the if the man snapped at her so that she would I’ve used up too much space rattling. I address. Attend to learn about 2018 city developments countertop to hold himself up because never do this again. The man was so worn have only one teachable moment for me as and plans for continued transformation in 2019. Key he was so sore from days of coughing; he out he just nodded in submission. well as you. Could your customers be get- projects and the mayor’s community vision will be Once relegated to waiting, it did not ting similar treatment? The only way you highlighted in the “Pride and Progress” room (sponsored could not stand erect. by Mutual Bank) as you enter the event. Advanced Eventually, the receptionist gazed right take long for the small handful of people can be certain is to create some kind of a registration is strongly encouraged; at-the-door seating through him, made no eye contact and in the waiting room to be checked out customer handling feedback mechanism cannot be guaranteed. Preregistration for this evening stated a one-word demand: “Cards”. To and departed. From that point going for- that is more active than the one the med- closes at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6. Feb. 7, 11:30 a.m. this, the hunched over man ward, the man waited an ical center used. If people are beat down – 1 p.m., Valle Vista Golf & Conference Center, 755 E. hour as the only patient, into weariness, they can’t be bothered fill- Main St., Greenwood. Greenwoodchamber.com. reached in his wallet and he started going through with no report as to ing it out, and the process simply repeats 14 – February Membership 101. Attention members! what was taking so long. itself. You must put in an “active” measur- We made a promise to come alongside you with a his health care cards. Some were expired as he He presumed the staff ing device to make certain that your cus- supportive network of life-minded business leaders took an hour lunch tomers and clients are being handled the to ensure you are supported and encouraged to focus seldom used them; on what really matters to you – your business. During he should have break and they way you envisioned when you started your our Membership 101 program, you are invited to learn pitched them out. simply chose not business. [email protected]. more about a Greater Greenwood Chamber membership. For each card to inform him. We present an overview of business advocacy, public he thought Fortunately, policy and annual events that create networking and he brought a was the one Howard Hubler can be reached at other business opportunities for you as a member. book, and be- Haven’t joined our chamber? You’re invited to join us she wanted, [email protected]. and learn more about why you should join and what with his first tween snooz- benefits a membership would mean to you! Feb. and second fingers, ing and reading 14, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Greater Greenwood Chamber of he would flip them the time went by. Commerce, 65 Airport Parkway, Ste. 140, Greenwood. A day later, the Greenwoodchamber.com. on the counter; with the plastic coating gentleman got a sur- ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 15 The Southside Times SOUTHSIDE BUSINESS LEADER OPEN 4 BUSINESS
Why did you decide to open this business? We saw an opportunity for growth. Being like- minded in business made it an easy fit for the two of us to start this journey together. We both are passionate about massage therapy and the pro- found effect it can have on the overall wellness of each of our clients. We wanted each person walking through our doors to feel at peace and to know they matter. What did you do to prepare for opening your business? We jumped in with both feet! It happened so quickly, as the fire put us on the fast track to get back to work. We hadn't planned to open a spa when we went off site to find a new location for our individual practices. We found the location in February, and opened our doors in March, with a grand opening in May. It's been a whirlwind of quickly learning the ins and outs of owning a busi- ness and having employees. We hold ourselves to a high standard in order to compete with larger chains. We joined the Johnson County Chamber, and secured proper zoning permits from the city of Greenwood. Who is your ideal customer? Our ideal customer is one who seeks the benefits of therapeutic massage as part of wellness.
Top row from left, Sarah Sullivan and Ashley Miller are two of nine employees at Bayberry Spa in Greenwood, which opened last spring. | Customers can buy soap, How do you plan to be successful? candles and other merchandise while they’re at the spa. | MediCupping has become a popular pain relief alternative from injuries. | Bayberry Spa uses the Farmhouse By offering everything from deliciously scented Fresh Goods line of skincare for most of their massage and body treatments that are also available for purchase. | Bottom left, the spa has four treatment rooms for shea butters and oils, infused hot towels, and customers. | Bottom right, owners, Alison Giebler (left) and Jennifer Hagner are friends who decided to open Bayberry Spa. (Photos by Chris Baker) warm massage pillows, to customized sessions to meet each individual need. A high end experi- ence with a small town feel. We continue to add to our staff and develop relationships within the community in order to meet the growing needs of Relax at Bayberry Spa our patrons. Greenwood retreat offers massages, facials, cupping and more What would people be surprised about your business? By Nancy Price ment free from the distractions of noise and without strain on the client. A lot of people are surprised to learn we are located within the Nest, formerly Jonathan Byrd's Cafeteria. Valentine’s Day is in seven days. For smells that could be present in a more diver- The spa has nine employees; five are mas- sified location. Our focus is relaxation. We sage therapists; one of them is also an aes- those either tired of celebrating with a din- How would you describe your atmosphere? ner and a movie every year, or unsure what primarily use the Farmhouse Fresh Goods thetician. Jennifer has 12 years of massage Cozy, welcoming, personal, soothing, vintage in- to get their significant other, a couples’ line of skincare for our massage and body therapy experience. She is nationally board spired/shabby chic (rustic meets elegant charm). massage could be the perfect answer. treatments, have a large selection of retail certified and a former adjunct teacher from We often hear about how delicious it smells as Bayberry Spa, which opened in the Nest to take the spa home with you, and take the Harrison College. She is certified in pediat- soon as clients walk through the door. Event Center in Greenwood last spring, time to customize each service to meet the ric and bamboo fusion massages. offers a variety of relaxation treatments, individual needs of our guests. Alison has 10 years of massage therapy including massages for hands, feet, neck, “But for clients who want something experience behind her belt and is also cer- back and body, in addition to regular and more involved, we have specialized train- tified in pediatric massage and bamboo fu- anti-aging facials, as well as prenatal mas- ing to address those needs as well.” sion massage. sages and a foot spa. There is also a bam- Those with arthritis, muscle tension The spa has four treatment rooms, with boo fusion massage, which uses warm or other general pain may find hot stone one connecting to a bathroom and a show- bamboo as an extension of the therapist’s massages helpful, as well as paraffin treat- er for body treatments. hands for a deep tissue massage. ments, which involves moist heat therapy. This month, the bamboo fusion massage “Our spa is unique in that we only offer “Clients are often surprised to learn that is $10 off (90 minutes for $100). All mas- massage, body treatments and facials,” said we offer both manual and MediCupping,” sages from Feb. 14-16 will include a choc- Jennifer Hagner, who co-owns Bayberry Spa she said. olate cupcake and select retail items are along with her friend, Alison Giebler. “Being MediCupping, a newer medical alterna- now 25 percent off, while supplies last. so specialized helps us to offer an environ- tive in the western world, uses a machine For more information, go to bayberrys- to create suction and pumping movements pa.com or Facebook: bayberryspa.
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‘Love Your Library Tour’ coming to Franklin Township Library
Library tour – The public is invited to So Kawaii! Art class for kids Fresh Cider | Texas Citrus the Indianapolis Public Library CEO Jackie Nytes during her 2019 “Love Lutheran HS student wins At your library – Children ages 6 Your Library Tour” at the Frank- medal at ISSMA contest and up are invited to transform any lin Road branch of the Indianapolis drawing from normal to kawaii at the Adrian Orchards Public Library on Feb. 19, 6:30 p.m. Award – Franklin Road branch of the India- (317) 784-0550 • 500 W. Epler • (317) 784-7783 Attendees can learn about trends Payton Bowling brought home the gold for Lutheran High School at napolis Public Library on Feb. 16, 2 HOURS: Thursday - Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and activities throughout the library p.m. Participants will bring in a draw- system, including new capital proj- the Indiana State School Music As- sociation District Solo and Ensemble ing of any object or creature (a piece ects, and share thoughts about how of toast, an elephant, a refrigerator) YOUR AD COULD BE HERE! the library can better serve patrons’ Contest at Perry Meridian on Saturday, Feb. 2. Bowling earned perfect scores in and turn it into a highly stylized car- needs in an informal and conversa- toon in kawaii style. The session will tional setting. This year’s sessions seven out of nine categories during her Find us in your neighborhood alto saxophone solo. include a discussion of what kawaii also will provide an introduction to means and what the illustration tech- the library’s new website, recently niques are key to maintaining the launched at indypl.org. The rede- kawaii animation style. This program signed, mobile-friendly site features is presented by Art With a Heart. For an easy-to-use catalog and improved more information, call (317) 275- access to the library’s many online 4390 or go to indypl.org/locations/ ... or online at ... features. For more information, call franklin-road. (317) 275-4380 or go to indypl.org/ locations/franklin-road. ss-times.com 18 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com LIFESTYLE The Southside Times
Spirits vs. Spirits Puzzle Time Answers One connects with your mission, SEE PAGE 16 Answers to HOOSIER HODGEPODGE: the other destroys it Actors: CLOONEY, DEPP, GOSLING, HANKS, PENN, PITT; nects you from hearing the spirit of the ing at your door when the spirits of alco- Patterns: ARGYLE, DAMASK, POLKA NUTRITION DOTS, STRIPES, TARTAN; one divine intelligence of all that is, and hol block the doorway. Suffixes: COM, EDU, GOV, NET; changes our values. I don’t care about When I learned booze prevented me Cities: EVANSVILLE, JASPER, SEYMOUR; By Wendell Fowler my new, barf, $300 shoes! from hearing the urgings of God and Mansions: CULBERTSON, LANIER; After my traumatic, near-death expe- kills brain cells, well, that did it for me! Fieldhouse: BANKERS LIFE In 2016, I was the inaugural speaker rience and ensuing miracle, my myopic I’m so grateful to have awakened from for the” Walk the Talk” speaker series at social programming broadened. Before sleepwalking to repair my temple’s an- The Vogue in Broad Ripple. As I pon- my awakening, I abused alcohol; near- tenna. Gradually, new opportunities and Southside New Quiz dered the topic of my talk, a knowing ly destroyed myself and others. When skills were manifested, my intuition got washed over me: my temple is a receiver SEE PAGE 2 wasted, I couldn’t, or lost desire to align stronger and I trusted myself more. To- 1. C, 2. B, 3. D, 4. A, 5. B to divinity, and, when neglected, can be- with the voice of God. Drinking to fill day, I’m more grounded, peaceful, cen- come diminished or even fail to connect the empty hole in my heart, I invited tered and comfortable in with my own with the great spirit. in the darkness and blocked “the light”. power and lost all desire to imbibe. It’s There’s nothing wrong with an occa- When I met my wife-to-be, Sandi, she not worth losing my incredible connec- sional drink. However, every soul was spackled that hole. I’d enjoy an occa- tivity and loving relationship with God gifted a life’s mission to complete, and sional glass of red wine, but how I felt and my angels. You can rebuild your an- alcohol cannot be part of the plan. It will the day after really sucked. Besides feel- tenna too! derail and slow your momentum. It’s no ing dreadful, I couldn’t think clearly or coincidence that another term for al- problem solve and waste a day of pro- cohol is said to come from the Arabic ductivity, let alone shine my light onto Chef Wendell is a lecturer and term “Al-khul” which means “body eat- others, feel holy or represent the divine. food journalist. Contact him at ing spirit”. Every beautiful soul is on a path, ergo [email protected]. Whether you become silly, angry or we must be present to receive subtle di- emotional – you’re truly not yourself. rection from the divine. Alcohol blurs You just think you are. When numbing vision, fogs the mind and fatigues the booze flows in your system, it discon- temple. You can’t hear the source knock-
Should you do it anyway or any way?
GRAMMAR GUY is “anyways” ever acceptable? Let’s jump in. address), but it’s not necessarily wrong. Use Anyway means “in any case” or “regard- it only in informal speech or writing. less.” Even though many people warned However, as soon as I try to forbid you By Curtis Honeycutt him, Evel Knievel attempted to jump across from using “anyways” in your lexicon, you’re the canyon anyway. You can also use any- totally going to do it. It’s just like when I think we have a strong, American im- way to signal you’re continuing a story that someone told Evel Kneivel he couldn’t jump pulse that tells us to do something despite was interrupted. “So, anyway, I told the guy, over 50 cars — he did it anyway. As soon someone else’s warning to not do that very ‘That’s not even my dog!’” as anyone attempts to limit the American thing. I’m sure someone cautioned motor- When it comes to “any way” as two psyche or tell us we can’t do something, we cycle stuntman Evel Knievel not to attempt words, the rules are different. The word answer the doubters and haters by saying, jumping over a box of 50 rattlesnakes, fol- “any” modifies “way.” Any way means “by “Just watch me.” Just make sure the snakes lowed by two mountain lions in 1965, but any manner” or “by any method.” For exam- stay in their box this time. he did it anyway. I suppose it doesn’t matter ple: There wasn’t any way the rattlesnakes that he bumped into the edge of the box of were going to go back into the box volun- snakes when he landed, causing the onlook- tarily. In order to get my kids to go to sleep Curtis Honeycutt is a freelance ers to scramble for their lives, because this at night, I’ll bribe them in any way I can. humor writer. Have a grammar stunt literally launched Knievel’s career as question? Connect with him on “Anyways” is a nonstandard, or colloqui- Twitter @curtishoneycutt or at an entertainer and household name. al, way of saying “anyway.” I wouldn’t advise curtishoneycutt.com. Now it’s time to launch into today’s gram- you to use it in a formal speech (like while mar lesson. When should you use “anyway” delivering a eulogy or a State of the Union and when should you use “any way”? And ss-times.com • Week of February 7-13, 2019 19 The Southside Times FOR THE RECORD Obituaries
OBITUARIES Complete of 58 years, Faye; two sons, Dennis Joe and Douglas 4167 in Beech Grove. He was preceded in death urial ackage Alexander J. Baron Franklin; one daughter, Janice Marie O’Neal; seven by a brother, Sam Johnson. Charles is survived B P Alexander J. Baron, 24, of Greenwood, died on Jan. grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Joe by his wife of 59 years, Sharon Johnson; son, Tim $ 28, 2019. He was born in Indianapolis on Oct.17, graduated from Harry E. Wood High School. He Johnson; brothers, Doug (Jean) Johnson and 2000 1994. Alex was a member of St. worked at Central Library and learned his barbering Danny Johnson; sisters, Kathy (Cliff) Tracy, Sandra Barnabas Catholic Church, where skills. He also worked as a barber at 38th and (Al) Brim and Shirley (Jim) Carter. Visitation will be • Opening & Closing he attended grade school. He was Illinois, Southern Plaza, Greenwood Park Mall and held today, Feb. 7, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Wilson a 2013 graduate of Roncalli High eventually had his own shop, “Laurel Lake Barber St. Pierre Funeral Service and Crematory – Franklin • Concrete Container School. He was employed as a Shop”. He was an active barber from 1958 to 2006. Township Chapel, 5950 E. Thompson Road, with a • Tent & Chairs manager at Tried & True Alehouse Then he worked part time at Mike’s Barber Shop. Celebration of Charles’s life starting at 1 p.m. He will • Purchase At Need in Greenwood. His father, Jeffrey He was an avid fisherman. Joe loved IU basketball, be buried in Washington Park East Cemetery. A. Baron, preceded him in death. his barbering jobs, working and being with and • Any Gravesite You Choose Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Susan helping anyone he could. A funeral service was L. and Garland Pannell; his paternal grandfather, held on Feb. 2 in the Lauck & Veldhof Funeral & Dianna L. Jones Stanley J. Baron; his sister, Amanda R. (Grant) Cremation Services, Indianapolis. In loving memory of Dianna L. Jones. She is Goble; his brother, Eric A. Baron; and aunts, uncles survived by her siblings, Tony Jones, Caryl and cousins. A Celebration of Life service was Overton, Jeff Jones and Chris Jones; and her wife held on Feb. 1 at Daniel F. O’Riley Funeral Home. Nancy Lee Harvey and life partner of 26 years, Mable L. Muncy. She Additional calling will be from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 Nancy Lee Harvey, 86, of Greenwood, died on was an Army veteran. She did not want her family a.m. on Saturday, February 2, 2019 at St. Barnabas Jan. 28, 2019. She was born on March 15, 1932, and friends to mourn her passing, but to celebrate Catholic Church, 8300 Rahke Road, Indianapolis. A in Indianapolis to Raymond and Alice Latham. her life. To her wife, Mable, she was the glue that Mass of Christian Burial was held on Feb. 2 at St. Survivors include children, Dave, Steve, Susan, put her life puzzle together and the foundation of Barnabas Catholic Church. Jeanne and Laurie; and daughter-in-law, Barb the life every day since they met. Dianna, you will Harvey (Macaluso); widow of Mike Harvey; sister, be missed, but never forgotten. Kathleen Picket; 18 grandchildren, 30 great- ALL ADULT PLOTS $675 Charles Fred Brewington grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Charles Fred Brewington, 82, of Indianapolis, died She was preceded in death by her husband of 65 Alec Kalla COLUMBARIUM NICHE on Jan. 26 at the Indianapolis VA Hospital. Services years, Emil R. Harvey; sons, Mike and Rich Harvey; a Alec Kalla, 68, died on Jan. 28, 2019 in Greenwood. $950 - $1150 were held on Feb. 2 at G.H. Hermann Funeral Home. daughter, Linda White (Harvey), a granddaughter, He was a resident of French Lick. A Healthy Dubois Burial was in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens with Michelle Hutchison (Harvey); and grandson, County board member and friend to many in Military Honors. He was born on Jan. 1, 1937 in Danny Joe Burwell II. Visitation and a funeral southern Indiana, he was instrumental in helping 2703 S. Meridian Street Burkesville, Kentucky, to the late Marvin L. and service was held on Feb. 1 at G. H. Herrmann to stop hazardous biomass incinerators from being Indpls. IN, 46225 – (317) 786-7733 Nannie C. Spear Brewington. In addition to his Greenwood Funeral Home at The Gardens of built in Milltown and Jasper. An author of fiction, concordiacemeteryindy.com parents, he was preceded in death by his siblings, Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. Burial was in history, satire, and mystery, Alec’s published Paul Brewington, Jewell Smith, Lyle Simpson Mount Pleasant Cemetery. works include A Hunnert Years of French Lickin’, Brewington, Keith Brewington, Robert Brewington, Raucous Recollections of French Lick, Velvet Reid Brewington, Willie (Billy) Brewington and (with M. J. Sullivan), and The Creature Vampyre: A Kenneth Brewington. He is survived by his Kenneth Wayne Henderson, Sr. Treatise by Professor Charles Blomberg. His book, daughter, Denise (Keith) Morris; son, Lloyd Barger; Kenneth Wayne Henderson, Sr., 80, of Indianapolis, 57 Good Things about Chemotherapy, offers four grandchildren, Nathaniel Morris, Gabi Barger, died on Feb. 1, 2019. He was born on Nov. 27, comedic relief from the stress of cancer. Born on Virgil Barger and Ozzy Barger; two sisters, Gertie 1938 in Indianapolis to the late Walter and Hazel Feb. 7, 1950 in Pittsburgh to Hungarian-Americans A. Collins and Eva Pearl Janes (Noah); as well as Henderson. He loved going fishing with his Milton and Marion Kalla, Alec graduated from Compassionate & Affordable Service over 30 nephews and nieces. He graduated from granddaughter. He was a member of Teamsters Bethel Park High School and attended Boston Cumberland County High School in 1955. In 1956 Local #135 for 31 years. He was preceded in death University as a physics major. After helping to he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He retired from the by his siblings, Betty Meece, William Henderson build the Eisenhower Tunnel through the Rockies, Ball Corporation in Columbus, Indiana. He loved and Gerald Henderson. He is survived by his wife he worked in carpentry and construction. He bluegrass music and was the guy that always had of nearly 62 years, Sandra Henderson; children, is survived by his brother, Ron; his sister, Ruth a camera in his hand. He was an avid photographer Kenny (Sylvia) Henderson, Jr. and Wally (Terri) Ungerer; and three nieces. Alec’s friends are and videographer for years. He enjoyed traveling, Henderson; grandchildren, Kenetha Marie planning a Celebration of his Life. Donations will fishing, going to the casino and was always ready Henderson (Garrett) Lewis, Jeremy Jones, Scott be accepted in his honor. Details about the event for a good home cooked meal. Jones, Eric, Jones, Amy Jones and Sarah Harris; a and Alec’s favorite charities will be posted soon on great-grandson, Landon Lewis; Trent, Kameron, the Healthy Dubois County Facebook page. Blake, Rylee, Noah, Elijah, Levi, Carter, Oliver, Linda Elizabeth Crenshaw Jack, Annie, Charlie and Ethan; and siblings, Family Owned Since 1961 Linda Elizabeth Crenshaw, 62, of Indianapolis, died James Henderson and John Henderson. Visitation Paul Morton Linn, Jr. on Jan. 25, 2019. All services will be private. Funeral and a funeral service was held on Feb. 5 at G. H. Paul “Mutt” Morton Linn, Jr., 92, of Bargersville, OUR SERVICE PACKAGES: arrangements have been entrusted to Simplicity Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. died on Feb. 4, 2019. He was born on June 13, Funeral and Cremation Care, Indianapolis Chapel. 1926 in Indianapolis, to the late Paul Linn, Sr. and • Simple Funeral Ella Emma Linn. He served his country in the Army Service Package $2,395 Charles H. Johnson during WWII. He was a member of Southport Joe Richard Edwards Charles H. Johnson, 79, of Indianapolis, died on Feb. Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine. • Simple Cremation Joe Richard Edwards died on Jan. 28, 2019. He was 2, 2019. After graduation from Franklin Township He loved to go bass fishing and hunting from here with Memorial Service $1,895 born on May 23, 1940 to Thomas F. High School, he served in the U.S. Army. Charles to Colorado. He especially loved spending time and Zula M. (Lowery) Edwards in retired from Eli Lilly and Company after 27 years of with his family. He was preceded in death by his • Simple Direct Cremation Bowling Green, Kentucky. He was service. Charles was a 50-year member of Pleasant stepson, Rodney Hice; and daughter-in-law, Aurora preceded in death by his parents, Lodge No. 134 F. & A.M. in Acton, Indiana and (Complete) $995 Thomas and Zula Edwards, and two Murat Shrine. He also was a member of Johnson sisters, Helen Lawson and Bonnie County Shrine Club and American Legion Post 205 Serving Beech Grove and the Southside M. Waite. Joe is survived by his wife in Franklin and a Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie Obituaries continued on page 20. 504 National Ave, 46227 • (317) 784-3546 ChanceFuneralHome.com 20 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com FOR THE RECORD Obituaries The Southside Times
Obituaries continued from page 19. Gregory James Smith Gregory “Greg” James Smith, 42, of Indianapolis, We do more than taxes. died on Jan. 27, 2019. Greg was born Feb. 24, 1976 Linn. Survivors include his wife, Kay Ellen (Bolte) to Michael Smith and Kathryn Swadener. Greg Linn; four children, Cynthia (Lee) Thompson, Terry was a graduate of Freeport High School. He was a E. (Mike) Ridge, Lori (Bryan) Thorne and Mike Linn; self-employed carpenter. He was a member of Boy a stepson, Tony Hice; 11 grandchildren, 27 great- Scouts of America. He loved spending time with grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. his children and family, playing baseball, fishing, Visitation will be held today, Feb. 7, 5-7 p.m. at G. hunting, golfing, antiquing, watching Colts and H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Notre Dame football; watching the Indianapolis Gardens at Olive Branch, 1605 S. State Road 135. Indians and playing jigsaw puzzles and computer He will be buried in Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. games. Greg is survived by his children, Lexi Rose Indianapolis Tax & CPA Specialists and Gregory Parker “Parker”, significant other, Brittany Petrilli; his parents, Michael (Cathleen) and Steven Fayette Pence Kathryn (Doug); sister, Kristen (Erich); brothers, Steven Fayette Pence, 66, of Anderson, died on Scott (Heidi) and Keith (Stacy); many nephews and Jan. 22, 2019. All services will be private. Funeral nieces; aunts; uncles; and many cousins. Visitation arrangements have been entrusted to Simplicity and services were held Feb. 2 at Zion United Funeral and Cremation Care, Indianapolis Chapel. Church of Christ. Arrangements were entrusted to PAYROLL SERVICES Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Care. David A. Rowland David A Rowland, 21, of Franklin, died on Jan. Milton Randall Spears 27, 2019. David was born on Feb. 18, 1997. He Milton “Bud” Spears, 90, of Greenwood, died on was preceded in death by his grandfather, Roger Feb. 2, 2019. He was born on February 8, 1928 in Rowland. He is survived by his daughter, Audree Willow Grove, Tennessee to John and Vera Spears, Rowland; mother, Brandy Rowland (Shelley both whom precede him in death. He is also $ $ $ Colvin); father, David Contreras (Shane Colvin); preceded in death by his wife, Rose M. Spears; and brothers, Anthony Rowland, Damian Rowland, children, Carol Lynn Peats and Randall Eugene Kenzie Colvin and Joe Mctarsney; sisters, Selena Spears. Bud is survived by his granddaughter, Rowland, Kristina Mctarsney, Samantha Harvey Monica (Brad) Cantrell; and their children, Nickolas 30 40 50 and MaKayla Colvin; grandparents; aunts; uncles; Cantrell, Benjamin Cantrell and Myranda (Rob) WEEKLY BI-WEEKLY MONTHLY cousins; nieces; nephews; and friends. David loved Shafer; other grandchildren include Taylor (Billy) his family and friends and will be dearly missed. Patterson; and their daughter, Preslie; Casey (Josh) *Includes w-2s and all applicable tax forms. *Prices are negotiable. Visitation and services were held on Feb. 4 at Barker and Jenny (Rod) Lucas; and their children, G.H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home at The Jeff and Georgia; and daughter-in-law, Theresa Gardens of Olive Branch. Spears. Visitation will be held today, Feb. 7, from 10 a.m. - noon at Simplicity Funeral and Cremation Care, 7520 Madison Ave., Indianapolis, 46227. Richard C. Schumate Save time and lower your costs. Richard C. Shumate, 73, of Beech Grove, died on Feb. 3, 2019. Born in Indianapolis on Aug. Pauline Ann Wilson 29, 1945, Richard was the son of Pauline Ann Wilson, 83, of Greenwood, died on the late Charles Kent Shumate, Jan. 31, 2019. She was born on April 8, 1935 in We can meet all the accounting needs Sr. and Rita Jean (Hancock) Indianapolis to the late Carl and Laura Wright. Shumate. He married Marion She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ County Sheriff Deputy, Carolyn of Latter-day Saints. She enjoyed quilting, reading for your small business. Sue Shumate; she preceded and visiting with her sisters with special “girls’ him in death. On Aug. 28, 2014, night out”, but her passion was taking care of Payroll | Bookkeeping | Tax Planning Richard married LeAna (Joiner) her family. Survivors include her daughter, Debra Shumate; she survives. Other survivors include (Terry) Hendricks; four sons, Chuck (Charlene) two sons, Michael Lee Snow and IMPD officer, Wilson, Ronnie Wilson, Mike Wilson and Tommy Eric Richard (Natalie) Snow; his brother, Charles (Sandy) Wilson; nine grandchildren; and 20 Kent (Faye) Shumate, Jr.; three grandchildren, great-grandchildren; and seven siblings. She was Emily, Baily and Jason; and his stepson, James preceded in death by her husband, Gordon Wilson; Joseph (Cheryl) Richards, Jr. Richard served and four siblings. Visitation was held on Feb. 4, at LawrieCPAGroup.com | 317-886-7456 his country in the United States Marine Corps G. H. Herrmann Greenwood Funeral Home. for four years, serving two of those years in A funeral service was conducted on Feb. Vietnam. After serving in the military, Richard 5 at The Church of Jesus Christ of 7855 S. Emerson #U, Indianapolis, 46237 continued to serve his country and community Latter-day Saints. Burial was in on the Marion County Sheriff’s Department for Forest Lawn Memory Gardens. over 28 years; he retired as a Captain in 1996. Visitation will be held today, Feb. 7, from 4-8 p.m. in the Daniel F. O’Riley Funeral Home, 6107 S. East St., Indianapolis. The funeral service will be held on Friday, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Crown Hill Cemetery with full military honors. Obituaries are printed free of charge. Funeral directors are encouraged to send obituaries and photos to news@ ss-times.com. 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1 Finally, brethren, pray for us, that the justifies actions. as those who contend for the faith once we might be shielded from Satan as we word of the Lord may have free course, Wrong motivations condemn the ac- given to the saints; they use the church do our daily chores for Christ. Christ is and be glorified, even as it is with you: tors and the actions from the beginning. to gain some personal advantage over the great shepherd who watches after 2 And that we may be delivered from In over 45 years of pastoral ministry others. I pray with all of my heart that I the entire flock of believers. I love the unreasonable and wicked men: for all and over 10 years of youth ministry, I am not one of them and that I will nev- image that places into my mind. I can men have not faith. have had to deal with the fallout of the er be drawn in and deceived by any of see Jesus standing guard over us and 3 But the Lord is faithful, who shall actions of several whose motivation was them to the detriment of the gospel or keeping us and leading us to greater stablish you, and keep you from evil. self-promotion more than the promo- the church. pastures and stiller waters. May He so tion of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Like Finally, Paul writes, the Lord is faith- bless us all today in that way. 2 THESSALONIANS 3:1-3 Paul, I do covet your prayers that the ful and He will establish all of those who word of God may have free course and seriously and sincerely want to be used God bless and go and have a great day. It not always actions that speak the that Christ may be glorified and that He to further the cause of Christ. He will loudest and that matter the most. It is may be lifted up in order that He may keep you, that is, He will protect you. my belief that intentions which lay be- bring the world to Himself. I desire to Isn't it interesting that Christ taught neath the surface matter more. What be delivered from wicked men and the His disciples to pray for this as well in motivates us? What motivates me? unreasonable persons. what many have come to know as the Paul A. Kirby is the pastor at the What motivates you? Right motivation There are many who are not in this Lord's prayer? We are to pray daily that Church of God at 3939 S. Emerson Ave. 22 Week of February 7-13, 2019 • ss-times.com CLASSIFIEDS: PLACE YOUR AD - CALL 300-8782 The Southside Times
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