Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 143, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 July 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1945.

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Published daily except Saturday and bunday at 115 West jacKson ov.

Entered as second-class matter July 1; 1908 in the Postoffiee at

Sullivan, Indiana, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.

INDIANA AND THE TOURISTS (From Noblesville Morning Times) Recent newspaper accounts have related to, Hoosierdom

the fact that our state heads are going to put some steam into a post-war drive to bring Indianaward a host of the nation's tourists. This is one drive wj can really mark as well-

timed and much-needed. ' , Of course, every state has a chamber of commerce to draw up publicity, campaigns and to plug the state's natural advantages as a resort center and vacation-playground. The

an.aual miiiions of tourists dollars in this country makes these j chambers well worth while but Indiana hasn't ever really "gunned" for a greater share of this business. j The persons wiio will be responsible for. selling Indiana to tourists will have a deep well of facts and figures encouraging to tourist business for Indiana has changes of scenery and outdoor facilities as have few .other states. For example : Starting in the south and working northward Evansville with the mighty Ohio flowing by and. the picturesque louts and water travel. Vincennes of historic fame and legend.-The sheer wild beauty and stateliness of the hills of Blown County an artist's paradise. Tne great central slate itummg and manufacturing interests with rolling, fields of C'icen corn marching to the very doorsteps of great factories ;H:mming with production. Yes, there shouldn't be too much trouble in selling Indiana as a really great vacation state. The natural friendliness and hospitality of the Hoosier state arc added attractions v)nch are priceless. The real-do vvn-Lo-earlh. food and the reasonable prevalent prices m trie state ale other inducements for trie tourist to see Indiana, "One of the Great of the 48."

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saras mm s.a r b-.ui

called on Mrs.

! Monday,

Ruth Walker

HICKORY Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McClellan

ATHLETES FOOT ITCH Stop It tn a Minuu'H

than surface appWatii'ms. Most' n-mft-j;- Mrs. -fctrvwn Woqd,- Emma-Bar-- were guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Bert ips dv not pont'trale wiffinifntly. W-" , w-n"' ' ' -1 McClellan. Dick and Dave in quires a strong penetrating "1'ett-and Abs VVilkey- called -on J - mobile liquid. Alcohol is very MO-: ,,., - . h ,.! Cof Sullivan Wednesday.

BILE. Wfl mix-1 Tc-nl. It contains ul ""'." , 90'. REACHES MORE GERMS FAS- : urdav. . '. ' I

ter. Fwi it penetrate. Most ; ... ..... 'r.Dent the week-end with Mr. and were cuests Sundav of

Miss Eva Sims of Sullivan,

drURtti."!? have ttv ti-t sizr. bum supply just arrlvud at Bennett's.

Mrs. . Emma arveil and dan

regular appointment here Sunday morning. Cpl. Lloyd . Smith of Camp Atterbury, spent . Saturday . night and Sunday at home. Mr. " and Mrs. Frank ' Willis-

Mr. and

I Mrs. Kersev Rarisford and at-

VlSlting ;jp,.jj oprvicps hprp Knnrlav '

SHELBURN, IND. TONIGHT ONLY "THE BIG BONANZA" starring ' RICHARD ARLEN JANE FRAZ.EEPlus Fox Color Cartoon "Disillusioned Bluebird"

are j

Mr. and

axii sons of Indianapolis, spending a-fevv- days:wi,lh and Mrs. : Raymond ' Hale

other relatives. ' ... Mrs. George : Fordice pi' . Jndumapolis, is. spending her?, vacation with Mr;, and Mrs; V Fordice and" other relatives.'".: .. Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Davidson and

'ghter who 'have been

- ner moiner, mis., cenna nyiauu, . M. npatrhps nnH famiW

and her aunt, Mrs, Luvisa Wood j of Flint, Michigan, are visiting and other relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. George Boone and here,, have returned to their home family, ,

in; Detroit; ,.. ,' ;. Mr and Mrs. William Roberts and-'-tn, Billy,, of Terre Haute, f were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.': Lawrence Davis. Mrs. Ernest. Long and son,

ivirs. HoueH.r Jerry,' of .Terre Haute, are spended relatives m bullivan Sat.ur-J; - . -.inn ... Ml. ,

Time, 7:30 P. M,

COMING. FRIDAY & SATURDAY July 27 & 28 "SILVER CITY KID" starring ALLAN LANE FEGGY STEWART WALLY VERNON plus Little Abner Cartoon "Hot Footlights" & MARCH OF TIME'S "Teen Age Girls"

Time, 7:30 P. M.

Helen Bradbury iFuson.

and Dorothy

FAIRBANKS Mrs. Lou Johnsor,, Reva and Junior Johnson visited Mrs. Johnson's sister at Plaini'ield Thursday of last week.

Mr. and Mrs.

and son, John, were in Sullivan

Saturday afternoon,

Eldon Harmon who is ou, furlough from overseas, visited at the home of his fattier, Robert

born Sunday. He has been named Danny Lon. Mrs. Florence Cowie of Peoria, Illinois, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bales. Mr: and Mrs. I.oren Httrhpe

Dallas Tureen have moved to the home of his

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Higbee, who have recently moved to Terre Haute. ,

NORTH BUCKTOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Barnes and son, Lowell, of Phoenix, Arizona, were guests Sunday night and Monday of Mr." and Mrs. Frank Willis. Sharon Lee and Shirley Ann Walls of Indianapolis, Eddie Ray

day evening. : v. ' iMrs. Lawrence Davis. land Barbara Kay Geatches of Mary Ellen Hendnckson 01 Mr- anJ Mrg Charles Bren- Michigan, attended services here Terre Haute spent the week-end gon whQ hag overseM Sunday , w.th her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. I - retm.ned home - Rev. Homberger filled his

nany neiiuiiujvstu emu lamuj, Mrs. Ralph . Browning visited Mrs. Raymond Hale Sunday afternoon.".: Mrs. - George ' Fordice - :spent Monday and Monday 'night! with

Mrs. Mack Mayfield and ... dau-J

gliter, Beverly, ' " ' .. :

Mr. and Mrs. Claude .Foster

and son visited Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell Hale and .children .Sun-J

day evening. " ' Mr. and Mrs. Alto Enochs and

daughter, Margie; Mr. and. MrsZ Lowell Hale and family, Ml-', and Mrs. Ilallie Richards and son, Mrs. Dale Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Enochs and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Enochs of Ft,-. Wayne, ; were guests Sunday of Rush Enochs and grandson, Billy. Mrs. Wilbur Payne was returned from the Linton hospital. Monday to the home of Mrs. Eliza

Houldson. . '., Mrs. Wm. Bedwell and Mrs. Jess Abram were in Dugger

Saturday morning:. Miss La Verne Bedwell, Mrs.. Owreh King and, Mrs. Hubert Hale spent Sunday in Bicknell with Mrs. Wayne Cox and con, Ralph. They spent the afternoon at the Vincennes park. Mr. and Mrs.5 Wendell Miller pie the parents of a baby girl brrn Sunday nt the Linton' h""?-' pital. She has been named Janice June. Mrs. . Irvin Jackson of Lintcrv. spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Karris ad Chester. " ; ; Mrs. Elsie Hale and daughter

visitrrl Mrs Aria' Stantnn' Tnpsi- 1

day evening. :'

Mrs. Charles Willis and family. Cpl. and Mrs. Gerald Usrey spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lex Usrey of Cass. Robert Terry of Tennessee, formerly of here called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis Monday.

WE SELL ARMY SHOtiSi No stamp required. . Also Shoe Repairing. I

BUYING CHILDREN'S & BOYS' SHOES BENNY DEFRANK SHOE SHOP 1 door south of Index.

DAILY TIMES OPEN FORUM.. Letters and interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor, reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words, or less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, in order that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's., name will not be published If re quested. Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this paper may or may not agree with statements contained herein.

The W. S. C. S. met at the Mt. Moriah Church Thursday afterneon, with a good attendance. Anyone is welcome to attend. Miss Geraldine Brow'ungV and Margie Cox wore supper guirt.;

, , J j '-'fer, MrJ.and Mr.-'Bni ' WWajf'-r.r and son. T.rirrv PYiriav n.-ntn , l. ' . "

tt A , i n i . "f'jvflus'Mei- and MDy wore in.&uli

L.eon, spent i-nuay with Mr

Mrs

DODD BRIDGE

Mr j .

Mrs. Anna Drake, Mrs.

Drake and Miss Carol Drake at-

Hoiior Birthday

Harmon last week. He is visiting j tended the funeral of Luther his family in Chicago at present, .Patton of Farmersburg Monday but will return to the home of his j afternoon.

father before reporting to Camp ; Atterbury for eassienment. I

Pearl Chambers has returned j Abut frty women and childfrom from Ohio where he has ren attended a birthday party been employed. 'given for Mrs. Ida Drake ThursAddison Drake was the guest sy evening of last week at her Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ora home in Fairbanks. Those preJohnson. sent were Mrs, Haltie Crew, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Thompson ! Ernestine Crew and children, and son of Indianapolis, spent Mrs. Shirley Drake and daughter, the week-end at the home of his Mrs. Edna Fern Drake and son, parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Leland Mrs. Gladys Thomson and so.n, Thompson. jMrs. Grace Whitlock, Mrs. SusieMisses Leora Russell and Reva Fuson, Mrs. Jessie Harrison, Mrs. Johnson who have been em- ! Ethel Trueblood, Mrs. Lizize' Deployed in Terre Haute spent! Hart, Mrs. Gwen Pound, Mrs their vacation here last week, llrtis Williams and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Rose Holmes visited her : Anna Pound, Mrs. Cora Thorn-

sister, Mrs. Martha Curry a ; son, Mrs. Emily Pitlman, Mri

Saturday. ' - ; ' .

Mrs. Alma Harris, Mrs.:. Luvisa Wood and. Aba-Wilkey wciv

nr..., t - j v-

iviis. J-ictWIf iVlC- T. i xxr a

Gee of Sandborn cal-ed on Mrs.) Ml,s. Emma Ban.ett and" u

" w" fct.tei-S. Fraraw nnH

and

Floyd Bedwell and daugh-

Mae !ttr and Mrs. Emma. Dunbar.

Mr.

Marjori;.

Mr. and Airs. Will W;ido ar. daugliter, Glen-jra Leondo and 1 baby,' Mr. and Mrs. Jes:ie Wood", and daughter,' 'Lillie But her ' and hsihv Mr T iiih'm. ' M.nA i ;,'

spending a two weeks vacation

evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wallace and son, Terry, have moved into the John .Moliet, property. Miss Audrey Fordice returned

few days last week.

Lige Holmes returned Monday to his work at International Harvester Co. garage in Terre Haute after a two weeks vacation. Rev. and Mrs. Stone and daughter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Higbee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DeHart are the parents of a baby boy

Hazel Holmes, Mrs. Opal Drake and daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Badger, Mrs. Mebel Merrill of Sullivan, Mrs. Mae Drake, Mrs. Daisy Pogue, Mrs. Lois Pound and daughter, Mrs. Lela Holmes, Mrs. Leana Harmon, Mrs. Jeniie Bales, Mrs. Florence Cowie, Mrs. Bertha Horner, Mrs. Jessie Bland and Misses Ola Bradbury, Lois Pound,

Wilkey were dinner 'euestiV

Sunday of Mrs. Bertha Rylandl Mr; and Mrs. Pad Parr, Mil, and Mrs. Buck Brown attended the funeral of Robert Cruse Sat-

uroaj- evening at the Billma::

Funeral Home

Mrs. Katherine Hardy and dan.- " ehtpr. Mrs -.oviho Wci,j :

HT j n mi . ... , .. -v,. ,WJUuj.aui

ivi". ineoaore justice Mrs. Oron

witu her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fordice. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chambers and son and Johnny Moliet of Sullivan R. R., visited Mr. and Mrs. John Moliet and lamilv Sunday.

Hayden and

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AT THE BARGAINS BATTERIES, heavy duty $6.95 RADIO BATTERIES, portable SKILLETS, cast iron $1.49 REAR VIEW MIRRORS, outside 98c SFINNER KNOBS 79c FLUORESCENT KITCHEN LIGHTS, 2 bulb size $9.93 CITY MAIL BOXES, metal 49c ELECTRIC MOTORS, 1-3 h.p. TRACTOR SEAT CUSHIONS .......... $1.79 DROP LIGHTS, 50 ft $6.50 MANY OTHER ITEMS

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ADMINISTRATRIX

S SAL

Of Personal Property

Notice is hereby given tint the undersigned Adminis-'

tramx rt the estate ct Ejla Coffman. deceased, pursuant, to an order cf the Sullivan' Circuit Ccurt. will offer for

sale at public auction ..at the late residence of said decedent'1'

at No. 28 North State Street in the city, of Sullivan, SulJ livan County, Indiana, on FRIDAYi. JULY 20, 1945-' Said sale, to begin at 10:00 e'ebek. A. M. the personal property of said estate consisting of : ' One electric Refrigerator; One Westinghouse Range,,, electric; One 3-piece Living Room Suite; One 8-piece DinJ ing Room Suite; Recking Cha'rs; Straight Chairs; Electric Heater; Mirrors; Radio; Beds, Springs; Rugs; Porch j Chairs; Wardrobe; Console Table; Kitchen Utensils; Roll-'

top Desk; Office Chair; Gas Range; Washing Machine;

several pounds of Goose Feathers; 2 Office desks; 1 Type-r writer desk; and 4 room-size rugs; and a list of things too numerous to mention. , . . Terms of Sale Cash r " All cf said sales will be made for cash in hand, to be, paid for before removal of said property. : ' ' ALICE COFFM AN ' Administratrix. cf the Estate of Ella Coffman, Deceased. Pigg & Tennis, Attorneys for Administratrix. ' , Npt responsible in case cf accidents. ,

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