Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 165, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 August 1945 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- ; MONDAY, AUG. 20, 1945.

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Jobs For Returning Servicemen (Fill in this coupon and mail at once to the Mayors' Office, City

ill, Sullivan, as an assistance to Sullivan's Job Survey.)

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I plan the following work within the ncj?t year or "as soon

; restrictions and other conditions make it possible.

ew Home .

ajor Remodeling

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lew' Barn f 1

'ulation

jncrete Work

Bath Room Heating' Plant Kitchen Cabinets Paint Other Farm Buildings Storm sash combination doors

EXLINE . Sullivan Monday.

I i.rs. Walter Taylor and son David Houston called on

lei her sister, Mrs. Roy Dyer j Alexander Brown Wednesday.

Jugger recently.

irs. George Young called an

Mrs. Irving King of Terre

Haute visited her parents, Mr.

Margaret Moody Thursday. ; tand Mrs. Alexander 'Brown,

lirs. . Alex Brown was in Saturday.

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"THE BILLS THAT BREAK THE CAMEL'S ; BACK" .

Are the Bills We

Can Help You Pay.

The merchant, dentist, doctor, lawyer, grocer and all the others who

, serve you on time can j

be paid promptly . . . and it's economical to pay on time, ri&ht when due. It also assures you of getting better service and preserves your credit for the future. .

Vhy Not Consolidate All Obligations Into One Loan On The Security Plan. Then Pay One Payment . Instead of Several. Security Loan Go. Tpstairs North Side Kroger Bldg. Across from The Index Listen to the Securi ty Half Hour Each Friday Evening at 6:30 Over WBOW.

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Due to illness will sell at Public Auction, third house

in th of New Lebanon High School

QAY.- AUGUST

1 10:00 A. M., the following personal property:

Two new large wardrobes: one white cabinet and

tility cabinet; one Perfection oil heater; one Marion

eater; one large size, new Duo Nubian heater; one enamI coal range; one dining table and chairs; one buffet;

e tvorU table; 18 lace panels, like new, and other cur-

ins; 8 new bedroom panels; 2 pair of drapes, like new;

e new National brooder stove; one good 9x12 wool nig vi spread rugs; 2 linoleum rugs; one good blue living

cm suite; one cotiee table; one new occasional table; 2 'd tables; one new desk and chair; one new 3-way elecic floor lamp; one large smoker; 2 rockers; one electric dio; one battery radio; one new 3-piece bedroom suite; :e good as new bedroonf suite; one good as new Jenny nd bed; canned fruit; 3 sets of i springs; 3 like w cotton mattresses; 2 feather beds; one good day bed; est of drawers; garden plow. Other articles too numers to mention.' TERMS CASH, New Lebanon Church will serve lunch. RALPH DECK A RD, Owner ul Phillips, Clerk EsJie Stedman, Cash Clerk FLOYD DILLINGHAM; Auctioneer

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is scheduled to be presented. Frie.ss was a happy, little girl on Dues are also payable at this j her fifth birthday, and a lttle time. smug, too, considering the man - mm -m 'shortage. She received a V-mail Needlecraft Club ! birthday letter from her father,

Ihe Needlecraft club will have; Seaman Lawrence J. Friess on

a covered dish dinner for their

families at the city park Wed

nesday evening at 6:30.

duty in the South Pacific, and individual greetings from 43 of his buddies. '

and Mrs. William Ashby and chil- scholarship to a high school Usrey, Marcelle Cox, . Mary dren of Sullivan, and Misses girl majoring in Home. Vaughn. Emma Davis, Louise AsFrances Wampler and Mary Ash- Economics, the Ruth Andrews 1 bury, Mary W.alters, Gretcnen bv of Hammond. Memorial scholarship, in memory I Robinson, Thelma Terrell,. Clela ' i of the late Ruth Andrews. The Cox,. Dorothea Wass, Dorothy

ViJlaire, Homemakers j Club was very happy to receive . The Village Homemakers Ec- : the Grand Champion ribbon for onomics Club held their an- their exhibit of articles made nual picnic Tuesday evening, at from feed sacks, displayed at the the city park with Mary Vaughn County Fair. Ruth Russell, in and Ruth Perkins as hostesses, her charming way, gave the read-

following the delicious chic- h.g, "Four Men of God" by Edken dinner, the business session gar A. Guest. The business meetwas opened with the pledge vto Lng was closed with all repeating the, flag, followed by singing of the club prayer, followed by a "Cod Bless America" and the! social hour during which bingo club creed in unison. Members was played. responded to the -roll call with Those enjoying the evening suggestions on "How to' keep were Ruth Russell, Dorothy Caton, cool." Minutes of last meeting Wilma Almond, Mary Giles, Lu-' and treasurer's report were gi- cille Inbody, Ada' Atkinson, Lel'a ven. The club voted, to name their Kohler, Ruth Perkins,' Maxine

Grider and Dulcie Jewell.

American Legion ; Auxiliary ' The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening, August 2lst 'at 7:30 p. m. in the new Legion Home. All members

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SOCiETY " Triple. T. Club Metis. ' f he Triple. T Home Economics Club met Wednesday, Aug. 8th at the home of Mrs. Alethea Exline.. The meeting opened with , the pledge to the flag' led by the president, followed by all singing "America the Beautiful." The song of the month, "Massa's in. the Cold, Cold Ground" was also sung.' ' - .., , The roll call was answered by each one giving their idea, on "How to keep cool." The minutes of the last meeting were read and opprpved,.' , . .,-.,.'...' j The meeting was turned over to the leader,' Mrs. Vivian Stull, who gave the. lesson on "Psychology of Every-day - Living.!' - The lesson, was very interesting and well given. ' -' j The. meeting' was ' closed by prayer in unison. . . The entertainment., was in charge of Mrs. Hallali Bobbins. ' She gave a very good, original.! contest, won by Mrs. Lula Phil- j lips. ., ., .1 . J

Delightful summer refreshments were served by the hostess, MrsT

Alethea Exline, to two guests and

thirteen members.

Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Harve Wampler.

who have, recently returned from Hammond to their home at 415 Sylvan Dell St., had as dinner guests Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.. Russell of Carlisle, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hollifield and family

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ith the advent of victory' over Germany, many flimors were, circulated to the effect that all restrictions were off govern ing the extension of electric lines. This is true in a sense. The War Production Board has lifted many restrictions, but the acute shortage of critical materials (such as poles, wire, transformers) and manpower needed for this work makes it impossible for us to "build such extensions as fast as you and we would like to. We hope this' condition will soon ue relieved, but until the Pacific wa, is won, we must ask you to bear with us. We are doing everything in our power to procure the needed manpower and- materials, and are proceeding with extensions as quickly as w can." '

GAS AND RUBBER SHORTAGE SlOiVS DOWN SERVICE CALLS The restricted supply of gasoline, rubber tires and man power for eur service cars continues to slow us down in answering your t ledrie service tolls for help. All colli mul bs seheduled to our regulor routes for servicemsn. We are making every effort to eemplefs all calls just as. fart as possible. .

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