Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 90, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 May 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1945.

Mu Bate?.

H. E. Dutton Of Sullivan Is Outstanding Gardener

the Davis Hotel Dining Room I Wednesday evening at 6:30, hon-

rilhers, Fern Wright, Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Maxwell, Nannie

Sullivan, Indiana Telephone 12 Paul Poynter Publisher Joe H. Adams Editor Eleanor Poynter Jamison . . ; Manager and Assistant Editor Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 115 West Jackson St.

Entered as second-class matter July 1, 1908 in Sullivan, Indiana, under the Act of Congress

the Postoffice at of March 3, 1879.

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MAKE A YICrOflY GARDEN As the European phase of the war draws to a close, the rejoicing is tempered by the statement from those who are in a position to know, that more than a million and a half people in Europe will die of starvation within the next twelve months. This will happen despite the effort that will be made by more fortunate peoples to share their food with these starving- nations. Already we are warned that the American people will not eat so well during 19 io and 1,9 16 as they have for the past three years of the war. In consequence a greater effort than was put forth in 1944 by the people of the United States is urgent. Up to the present time it is reported that fewer citizens are raising gardens this yenr than last. The season is late, April having been both cold and wet, but there is still time to put a garden in and the necessity for doing so is more apparent every day. The people of Sullivan County are urged to make yet another contribution a Victorv Garden iu 1943!

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FOR YOUR CHEVROLET (Car or Truck) Let us install a lactory4)uilt cylinder block assembly with all new working parts crank

shaft, camshaft, timing gears, pistons, rings, connecting rods and front-end plate.

oring Mrs. Rachel Wilson on the Williams, Ruth Woolley, Mar

occasion or ner Dirmciay. i ne celebration was planned by Miss Gene Selby, granddaughter of

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Mr. Hervey E Dutton of N. number is 238 if you wish advice, W. H. Grim, her father having Cross Street, a retired merchant If Mr. Dutton can do this at his been one of the most widely and well known to the older ago, it should inspire other 'and known and influential Methodist people living in Sullivan County, younger people to put out gar- Ministers in Southern Indiana for Mr. Dutton is eighty-three years dens this year to meet the world n.ore than fifty years. old and the picture was taken crisis of insufficient food. ' last Fall when he was putting Mr. Dutton is the brother of the . , . T-J A i rr away the potatoes he had grown late George Dutton and a step son jAf j 1 SViLlb in one of the most productive and 0f the late Murray Briggs, having.,-.. .... finest gardens in Sullivan. been reared 'in the Briggs hprne; "nCrVi CDI 1 AA

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"'"-u """"" "- ." r-- Briggs was one ot suiiivan s most .. .. . . ,. . lure be used as an incentive to dist8 uished, public minded citi- 'ble nature and proper news-

ore and better gardens in the zens for manv years. Incidentally. T . CSl

column, me eaiior reserving inc rleht to censor or reject any ar-

Mrs. Wilson, assisted by Miss Ruth Woolley, elementary teacher in the Sullivan schools. Mrs. Wilson is a native of Sullivan and is widely known

throughout the county for her per- J senality and gracious manner. She resides here at 118 South Section Street. The honored guest was presented with a corsage, of roses and' lilies of the valley by lier guests, ; who were seated at a table beau- ; tifully adorned with a hat-form centerpiece filled with nosegays. 1 Similar individual place cards and a largo and brightly decorated; birthday cake added to the decor-j ations. ' i During the dinner, lilting music was played by Miss Mildred Williams, music teacher of Sullivan; High School. At the close of the dinner, a theater party was en-1 joyed. Guests enjoying the affair were Etta Jamison, Marie Leach, Stella Russell, Ann Ackerman, Mary! Margaret Badger, Marjorie Jeffords, Nell Knotts. Hortense Kauf-!

man, Myrtle Woolley, Nora Car-'

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ter her Marine son was killed

of.l action in the Pacific, Mrs. Edwa j A. Spencer joined the Wac " ' help other boys come 1101110."

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Upstairs North Side Kroger Eldg. Opposite the Index. Listen: W1J0', 8:30 V: M. Friday Night.

how the site of the Usrey. home on West . Washington St. Mr, Briggs vyas one of Sullivan's most distinguished, public mirided citizens for many years. Incidentally.

c unty. Mr. Dutton also consented Mr Briggs was the publisher of U let the statement be made that the Sullivan Democrat from 1854

atiy :to 1896. the time of his death, and ' ..,,'. rA j.

am,teur gardener as to soils, ; the pape, was acquired immedi- ! A fartic e seeds and the best way to get re- 8icIy.from the Briggs estate, by " !e Te Open Vum must b' suits. Mr. Dutton has made a Paul Povnlel, who nas conthul?d Z?JslZn orstudy of this subject since his re. to publish it;since. It is douteci fjJX may know lirement and has taken great that any other paper in this state f however, the writer'i pleasure in his success in raising or anv olher state" has been fiub- nMt.u4 tt ...

ail kinds of vegetables' and small lished continuously for ninety-one ,uest.d.

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COAL 1 Any Amount Daily ' "Nc Long Waits "When You Want It No Short Weights When You Get It." On State Read 4S . BOLINGERd. ' MINE (Formerly Known As The Everly Mine)

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Mr. and Mrs.-Dutton celebrated went' of the Daily Times and thi their golden '.wedding anniversary paper may or may not Agree. wlt last January, receiving many; .con- lUtunfou contained brreln. gratulatory messages and gilts on " M r that occasion. Mrs.' Dutton iss Ihe - SOfiP'TY : daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. kJXJV'llli 1 1 , :1(JV, Delta1 Theta Tau ''. -t, rm!. The Delta Theta Tau Sorority lUKTu rKKTiKiCATK N(Tii; wiu meet Monday, May 7, atn:-30

N.tlr .is hereby tji;iiirji i;--i at the Davis Hotel.

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Scout Troop 53 Scouts of Troop 53 are to meet on Monday night at 3:00 o'clock sharp. Opening exercises by Bob Hollilield, with Tom Brown in charge of the flag. Scouts will hear the program that is planned for Mother's day and also will make plans for the next hike, the first big overnight hike and camping. Patrol Leaders pie to meet on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. All Scouts are asked to be at the Presbyterian basement at 7:00 o'ciock on Monday night.

Psi Iota Xi The Psi Iota Xi sorority will meet Monday evening, 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Pauline Stephens. All members should be present. This is to be a special business meeting and pledge service. Dinner lienors Mrs. Rachel Wilson A dinner party was enjoyed at

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RESOURCES OVER $3,000,000.01)

By Jimmy Hatlo

Sullivan State

Sullivan, Indiana Branch Bank at Carlisle, Indiana MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.

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