Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 95, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 May 1945 — Page 3

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, MAY. 11, 1945.

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SOCIETY Troop 53 Scouts To Honor Mothers

For the past few weeks Scouts of Troop 53 have been looking forward to M;iy 14th when they will honor their mothers with a Mother's Day program. The ' event will be held nt the Presby- i terian Church next Monday night I starting with a pitch-in supper at 7:00 o'clock. A fine program has been planned and. it is hoped I that all Scouts of Troop 53 and

their mothers will be present. The program will start about 8:00 o'clock and is as follows: Music Stockdale Orchestra. Opening exercises Jack Ear-

eus. Welcome to mothers Scoutmaster, i Special numberMrs. Kiitliryn K. rtcid. Semapliore' contest four boys, E. B. Marlow, Ben Wernz, Don Rose and Harold Harlow. Music Stockdale Orchestra. Present awards Scoutmaster.

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Rosalind Russell, Jack Orson ar co-starred foi the first wnc in NWner Bros, comedy dram.i, "Roughly Speaking," wtth Donald Woods, A!aa HjIc. '

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'second and fourth Mondays.-The j house is dark during July and August. Officers will practice at the next meeting. Visitors are al- ' l ways weleome. i " " Entertains Bridge Club ' Mrs. E. F. Springer entertained her bridge club with a luncheon at the Davis Hotel Thursday, with Mrs. Irvin Scott and Mrs. Dale C. Billma.-i, winning the prizes for high score. Members and guest? present were Mesdames R. H. Crowder, Robert Bill man, J. R. Crowder, Jr., John T. Hays, William Jamison, Irvin Scott, Dale C. Billman, John Prather, Tom Reid, Anna Allen Miller and Miss Beatrice Owens. I ., .. iTri Kappa Pledge service will he held Monday evening at 7:30 at the

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Community sing All. , Lucas; Worthy Patron, Earl HandGames will be followed by the ford; Associate Matron, Mrs. Ef-

fie Southwood; Associate Patron, Harry L. Stratton; Secretary, Mrs. Fay L. Sisson; Treasurer, Mrs.

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Mrs. Robert Springer will be at the piano.

HICKORY Mr. and Mrs.. Mark Price nnd Becky Jo moved from the Ed Crawford place to the house in Gambill recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Brown and family moved to the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Price. Mrs. Sherman Willis of Sullivan was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cornie Willis and attended services here Sunday. Clarence Harlow was in Sullivan Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mattie Williams of Princeton and Mrs. Lloyd Behm of Dugger called on Mr; and Mrs. Fred Moore and Enid Sunday evening. Mrs. Cecil Bewell and Marion

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Zella Cooksey and Cpl. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Elena Rae. Patty Ann Mason was the guest of Mrs. Myrtle Stutsman and Dave a few days this week.

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FACTO GRAPHS The snow goose which ia seen to the United States in Ita migrations, sometimes in great numbers, is pure white except In the black wing quills, and red on Its head. British citizens are among the most heavily taxed in the world, but they have put 20 billion dollars Into war savings, The soldier beetle Is so named because of Its trim appearance ind the color markings, suggesting an army uniform. . The world's first all-steel ship, launched in 1S94, was a victim f a German submarine In 1917,

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Ilebekah Lodffe The Pvcbekah team will meet for practice Monday evening, May 14th at 7:30. It is imperative that 'each member be present on lime. Eastern Star Installs ' Sullivan Chapter No. 188 Order Eastern Star has installed the lowing officers for the ensuing year: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Iva

Cora Bell; Conductress, Mrs. Louise Patton; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Fern Templeton; Chaploin, Mrs. Elsie Piobbins; Marshal, Mrs. Edith K. Miller; Organist, Mrs. Kathryn G. Taylor; Adah, Mrs. Bernice Cummings; Ruth, Mrs, Mary Lou Bell; Esther, Mrs!. Futh . Pool; Martha, Mrs. Gertrude Ruddell; Electa, Mrs. Glenna Russell; Warder, Mrs. Anna McCombs; Sentinel, Joe R.

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Do Not Count As Lost The Sands Of Time Enjoy regular Church attendance now and as you ripen in years you will enjoy truer inner harmony.

SPECIAL DAY OF PRAYER! Mother's Day. Honor your Mother! ' Honor your Country! ! Honor your God! ! ! Bible-school 9:30 Worship and Communion 10:40 Come Sing Tray.

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This Morning's Headlines WPB CANCELS 73 RESTRICTIONS ON PRODUCTION OF CIVILIAN GOODS. J. A. Krug outlined his program for "orderly" removal of industrial controls and asked manufacturers not to "jump the gun" on the reconversion timetable. The War Production Board chairman announced that 73 orders prohibiting or limiting the manufacture of civilian products have been revoked, as of May 10. About half the 420' orders on W.P.E.'s books will have been removed "within the next few months," he said. Those already dropped include most of the curbs on "hard goods" except for those using large quantities of metal, such as automobiles, furniture, refrigerators and stoves. Krug set July 1 as the date on which business will be given unrestricted access to such steel, copper and aluminum as is not taken up by priority orders for war and war-supporting activities.

PARLEY AT VOTING POINT. The United Nations conference, finally ia the slate of decisive action, voted down Thursday a Russian proposal to let world trade union leaders into deliberations of 3 committee working on economic and social problems.

HOUSE VOTES ITSELF ALLOWANCE. House members moved to solve their own problem of high wartime cost by voting themselve a $2,500 yearly tax-exempt expense allowance. .

RAINS, FLOODS, COLD DAMAGE CROP PROSPECTS. Unfavorable weather during April and early May, coupled with a prospective smaller production of livestock products lias toned down official hopes of a 1945 food output matching last year's record. In its May crop report the Department" of Agriculture said that freezing temperatures, excessive rains and floods during the past five weeks had caused some deterioration in crop prospects. However, it forecast a record Winter wheat crop. '

FIVE DIE IN FIRE. Death from burns last night claimed the father of four small children who perished - earlier in a fire that swept their home at Kalamazoo, Michigan. ' Donald Abbey was burned fatally in attempts to rescue his children. The mother suffered burns. Two other children were saved.

TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM CRITICAL. The public was asked Thursday to stay at home and forego all unnecessary travel this spring and summer, next fall-rand even next winter if the ' Pacific war lasts that long. Director J.' Monroe Johnson of the Office of Defense Transportation, said that witli the shift of emphasis to the Pacific war, the next 12 to 15 months will be "the most critical period in transportation history."

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