Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 148, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 July 1945 — Page 3
SUICTA!? AILT ES- TKuKSDAY, JULY 26, 1945 PAGE THKE3
Public Sale of household goods at William .White Residence In The PIERCE Addition o Shelburn, Ind Beginning at 10:00 A. M. Emmet Power, Auct. jf ellie Power, Clerk Saturday, July 28 Thomas White, Agent
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Mrs. Wm. Moore. land sons returned to their home Rev, and Mrs. E. T.' Bates and
j Mrs. Donald Pahmier and son, in Indianapolis . after spending Mrs. James Jackson and sons Mrs. Willis Vaught and Mrs. Leon, visited, Mrs. Floyd Bedwell .the past week with Mr. and Mrs. called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. E. Foster and son called on 'and family Friday. Raymond Hale and other rela-' PahmW MonHv pvpnintr
Mrs. Abner Richards Thursday 'evening. Guests of Mrs. Mack Mayfield land daughter Thursday evening
were Mrs. Robert Price and son, Mrs. D. W. Fordice, Mrs. George Fordice, Mrs. - Hubert Hale and
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH Stop It In 5 Minutes Successful treatments must be more than surface applications. Most remedies do not penetrate sufficiently. Re-
' quires a STRONG PENETRATING MOBILE liouid. Alcohol is VERT MO-
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Mrs. George Fordice returned tives.
to Indianapolis Friday ' alter pfc.
spending the past week here with relatives. ' Rev. C. J. Booker of Freedom, was in this community Friday.
Mrs. Robert . Sweeney of him
Princeton, spent the week-end with her parens, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Abram and son.
Richard Goodman of Chi-
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Keith of Los Angeles, California, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Jobs For Returning Servicemen (Fill in this coupon and mail at once to the Mayors' Office, City
Hall, Sullivan, as an assistance to Sullivan's Job Survey.)
no err. cnont iht wpplr.pnrl with
Mrs.' Ada Stanton and ; family Mayfield and daughter over the
man will return to Chicago with
The Cross and. Crown class will meet in the Mt. Moriah Church Friday evening, July 27,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dickie of ' at 8 p. m. Georgia Andis is to Toledo, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Bob be worship leader. Each member Carlisle and children, Mr. and js asked to bring sandwiches or
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Hale, Mr. and Mrs. vegetable salad. A good attendand Mrs. Ralph Browning and , Raymond Hale, Mrs. Hubert Hale, ance : is desired as new officers
daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ,Mrs. Arthur Cooksey, Mrs. David will be elected
. we suggest ie-01. 11 contains i a cn tt iwr.... Wdo and rlnuahtpr wprp ainner .
90. REACHES MORE GERMS FAS- I "JW" ui ""- TER. Feel it penetrate. Most Ralph Browning Jr. and daughter I guests Sunday of Mrs. LUlie Hale ,
druggists havettie test size. Small of Middletown. Mr. and Mrs. I and Mrs. Elsie Hale and children.
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METAL CURTAIN RODS Single extension rods complete with jCj brackets .
3ullivan Store
Earl Willouehbv and sons. Mr. 1 Afternoon callers were Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Figg and fam- Mrs. Ralph Hale and Mrs. Claude
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willis Foster and son,
and
; GRAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and daughter of Bloomfield, were
I guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Tay- J
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Browning will move soon to their newly purchased home in Linton. , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Justice
Paul Loren Pahmier and Dilliard Stanton of Decker, spent the week-end with their parents here. "
lor and family Saturday evening.
Mrs. Eva Parvis and daughter re-
COUPON Name Address I plan the following work within the next year or as soon as restrictions and other conditions make it possible. New Home Bath Room Major Remodeling ' Heating Plant Repairs . "- Kitchen Cabinets Roof j ! . Paint . New Barn Other Farm Buildings Insulation ' Storm sash combination doors Concrete Work
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Spotlight Coffee Ked 3 Lb. Bag 59c Apple Sauce No. 2 15c , Milnot Its 1 4 Tall Cans 28c Wheaties . SSSL? 8oz-10c Cocoa Marsh tJ?? 16oz. 22c
Spinach Meyers
No. 2 Can 12c
Tomato Juice CAMPBELL'S No. 2 Can 10c
Peas SUNNY ACRES No. 2 Can 10c
Spaghetti Dinnr
with rich, taity Mushroom
Tomato Sauce I
17 oz. Pkg. 25c
Country Club Corn Flakes 18 oz. 12c
Kroger Rice Dublets 11c
Wax-Rite Polish 16 oz. 39c
Sunbrite Cleanser 8oz. 5c
Pillsbury's Best Flour 25 Lb. Bag $1.21 Home Canners Caps .2 Doz. 35c Krispy Crackers . . 1 Lb. Pkg. 17c Flit ......... Quart 35c
3 Lbs. 25c FANCY S. CAROLINA'S!
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Apricots $lu 3 Lbs. 35c Cantaloupes Alizona 2Lfcs19c Head Lettuce cafS3 12c
Oranges Lemons Apples
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5 Lbs. 59c
2 Lbs. 27c
3 Lbs. 33c
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COTTAGE CHEESE
PORK SAUSAGE POTATO SALAD
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds.
family and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mrs. Kathleen Kirton and Jane Wolvereon of Hutsonville, visited and Audrey Kassinger were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade Sun- guests of Agnes Gray last Thursday. .. day. . Ninas Kassinger is visiting her " MrS- Josie Arnett caled on daughters, Ernestine and Mary he, mother, paith Haines, Sunday Elsie who are employed at Ham- evening, mond. I Mr. and Mrs. Buddy McElwain Mr. and Mrs. Harold Setzer and family on A B Mc. spent part of last week at Ander- Eiwain Monday night. son, Indiana. ) mSi Eva Ransford was in Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinnett and. Terre Haute one day last week, family visited Mr. 'and Mrs. Peggy Taylor, Audrey KassinShew at Hutsonville, Sunday. 'ger and Agnes Gray attended the Miss Norma Padgett and O. B. show at the Lyric in Sullivan McElwain have returned home Sunday evening, after spending a two weeks vaca- I Jessie Davis called on Mrs. tion in Chicago with relatives. 'Mayme Clark one afternoon last John Kinnett spent a few days week, in Kentucky last week. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cray and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Moore spent family of Detroit, were guests of the week-end at Hutsonville with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gray Sunday.
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