Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 175, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 September 1945 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY.TIME3-. . TUESDAY; SEPT. 4, 1945.

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' . WANTED Used ice box. Phone 66. RELIABLE man with car wanted to call on farmers in Sullivan County. Wonderful opportunity now. No experience or capital required. Permanent. Write today.

McNESS CO., Dept. V, Freeport, I 111. f

BLONDIE

Miscellaneous

WOULD YOU LIKE to have running water in your farm home? We have electric pressure systems 'for both shallow and deep wells. Also shallow well

: pumps with pesoline engine at

tached. Lawrenceville Sales Co.t Lawrenceville, 111. Phone 90.

For Sale

(.RTIFIED Balbo rye, timothy, iTop seed. Farm Bureau Co-

)R John Deere parts and

ice call 285 at Mace Tire &

sry Service, Sullivan, Ind.

PT FLOWERS and Plants.

iin'g Greenhouse.

R SALE 2-year-old regis-

d Jersey bull, good one. Iwell

5 miles northwest of Shel-

FOR SALE Attractive 3-room house and large garage, 527 NORTH BROAD ST., SULLIVAN, INSIANA, newly remodeled with brick sidings and new roof, plaster and paper, city water and wired for electricity. $1800.00, cash or payments. See owner, Frank L. Orr at Maplewood Farms, R. R. 2, Shelburn, Ind.

I ATTENTION SPORTSMAN For sale! 12-gauge Lefeber Special double barrel hammerless shotgun. See me any week day. M. H. Adams, 312 Bell St.

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LOCALS

ARE YOU GOING to remodel your kitchen? Come in and see our sinks. We have sinks wit and

CARLISLE

DUGGER

Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Prose and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wall of daughter, Mrs. Stanley Jewell, Indianapolis, are guests of Mr.

without cabinets in single and visited relatives at Bloomington double tub. Lawrenceville Sales Sunday. Company, Lawrenceville, Illinois. ) Mrs. Paul Hannah of RichPhone 90. 'mond, visited last week with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

DO YOUR PLANS for better oohin

living conditions include a bath- Mrs Dessje Micheal went tQ room? We have all the fixtures Detroit Mond for a visif with and all necessary pipe and fittings ;w Enn Mi1. anH nmilv

fof", th0e installation. Lawrence-. M and Mrs Q j gteff Mr

run oflLi-mieai siuugic, icu u c vun.y, ijawlc'"'c and Mrs. Carl Steffy attended

clover mixed baled hay; two up- vine, in. fnone u. .. funprai .

holstered occasional chairs, leath-

)R SALE Baled lespedeza.or er rocker, hall seat with mirror.

clover hay, also rye. Home Call Goldie Ray or Carl Hunt.

r 4 o'clock and Sunday. 1-4

east Benson Chapel. Herman

t

FOR SALE One metal half- Ind

bed with springs and mattress,

also a reversible coat, size 14, all

Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger,

SALE Good Florence in excellent condition. Mrs.

It. Call Mrs. Jane nariow, rtoDDins, rnone yzza.

Shelburn. 1

FOR SALE 1931 Model A Ford

OR SALE McCormick Deer- Tudor in good condition. Call at

5-hoe grain drill with grass Sinclair Service Station,

fertilizer attachment. Used and Wall. 1

y little. Joe Harris, Carlisle Rl

FOR SALE We have plenty of

TIP SAT.F One nnrphred Mnmhv's Pniiltrv and Hos don-1

ropshire ram. Raymond L. centrates.; Martin's Feed rree, Graysville Phone. . m ; Shelburn.. Phone 113.

rOR SALE Motor Bike in ex-' FOR SALEr-Large

Snt condition." Bilf 'McCrock'-iKood condition.' Bill Trotter,, 1-2

135 Indiana Ave. Phone' ':" mire" nbrth of Glendora Store

11 g

Steffy

their cousin in

I WE HAVE Heating Stoves for Terre Haute Monday.

your requirement. See us now! Jvis uwens was in unicago

from Friday until Monday attending the Cubs-Cardinals series of baseball games. Dr. Lillian Johnson of Chicago, spent a few days here with Mrs. Elizabeth Collins. Mr.1 and Mrs, Wm. H. Brown of Minneapolis Minnesota, visited a few days with his sister, Mrs. H. L. Gobin and family. Capt. and Mrs. Milburn Weir arid daughter, Becky, came Monday from Camp Cook for a few days visit with Capt. Weir's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Weir. . , .

Mrs. Scott Willis' was in Terre

MARKET HOUSE Prices be-

'kex low ceiling. Farmers, stop, we buy

wnat we can use, irom you. iv s. Section. 1

ATTENTION , FARMERS Or-

Section (lel our Kelly seed corn before Oct.. 1st and get $1.00 bu. discount.

See Kelly's dealer, Bill Mickey.

NOTICE Jesse Goodman, auc-

Store; tioneer, graduate of Reppert Auc

tion School, solicits your business. - j Address, 'Carlisle, RR1, 7' miles Heatrola, southeast of Carlisle. 1 1

, WHY NOT LET one ' of our

R SALE-6,000 feet of pine, . . JF OR LE-Side delivery hay rn,ron ' . nn"nir

and Mrs. Wm. Watkins this week. Home Ec Club Meets ; The Home Economics club met at the home of Mrs. Irvin Coffey August 18th. for their regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Roxie Smith acting as co-hbs-tess. At noon a delicious dinner was served after which the following program was given: Pledge to the Flag. Song "America the Beautiful." Club Creed in unison. Song "The Star Spangled Banner." ' Roll call was answered with suggestions on "how to keep cool;" Minutes of the last meeting were read and treasurer's report given; Home Ec Club Prayer was followed by distribution of gifts from Mystery Pals. Those present were Mrs. Grace Barcroft, Mrs. Martha McCullough, Mrs. Naomi Davis, Mrs. Otis Rumple, Mrs. Lorene Robson, Mrs. Zettie Risinger, Mrs. Everett King, Mrs. F. M. Dukes, Mrs. '. Emma Spihks, Mrs. Marie

troit, Mich., with relatives. .be confined to his home for some Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor are in 'time: Sanford, Florida, the guests of 1 Mrs. Bruce Lowry of Dallas, Ensign and Mrs. Bob Weathers. jTexas, will arrive in Sullivan toMr. and Mrs. Clarence Johns- day for a visit with lier parents, ion and dauehter. tieulah Joan. I Mr. end Mrs. James R. Rises of

Miss Iona Bedwell of Lyons, d Mr and Mrs orville Huff, West Washington street. Mr. and Ind., Austin McClure of Oakland, iand daugnteri Janet Suej of Ton- Mrs. O. n. Richeson of Marshall, Mississippi, Miss Bettie Curtis of (tlac Mich were wepk-end guests 'Mo., will also arrive today for a

of Mrs. Jack Johnston and son, visit with Mis. Richeson's parents, Jackie, of South Court St. ' Mr. and Mrs. Riggs ami Mr. RichStaff Sgt. and Mrs. Noah Stov- eson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. enson and daughter, Karen Ann, Richeson of North State Street, of ToRpka, Kansas, spent the noli- Mrs. Frances Young of Indianapoday week-end with their parents l's, will come Friday and all will here and in Shelburn. Mrs. Stev- be present next Sunday tor the enson and daughter will remain Golden Wedding anniversary of this week for a longer visit with Mr. and Mrs. Riggs.

Linton, Mrs. Mary Hart of Indi

anapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Riggs of Wilkinson, Ind., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Aud Bedwell of 415 . East Jackson St. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and son, Renny, left Saturday for Los Angeles, California. Miss Susan Schloot of Worthington, Ind., spent the wek-end in Sullivan the guest of Mary Alice Jamison. Mr. and. Mrs. J. C. Stafford of Washington, Ind., were Labor Day guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roe of North Court St. Mrs. Leslie Truelock and son, John, of Wallsburg, West Va., have arrived to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Truelock of North Section St. Mrs. Truelcck's husband is a Major in the Pacific Theater. Mrs. Maurice Newman and daughter, Janice Miles, of Robinson, 111., were guests Friday and Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Miles of West Thompson St. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hubert of Aurora, 111., were week-end and

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy; Biddle. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sherwood of Linton, spent Sunday tiie guestsof the furiner's aunt, Mrs. Hetty Hardesty of North Section St. j Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crowder of Boyle, Mississippi, are the

guests of relatives here,

Crowders are former residents.

Postpone Auxiliary Meetingr The American Legion Auxiliary will not meet tonight as previously scheduled.

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naute: , xnureuay auu r naay i 1 " -"T " "1 "V' ' Labor Day guests of Mr. and Mrs.

lad Dpdd Saw Mill, Phone 8071. of Lewis:

Lawrenceville,, IU,. Phone

WHEN in need of transports

tion call Qity Taxi, Phone 239 for, two weeks.

Bowen and Teddy

R SALE International 10-

n snravpri annni Mrs-,jm 211. nn riinnpr- on rnnnpr.

roeder, 301 Cross Street., ' and plows; five tons timothy hay.' uy w msui

ORSALE-250:AA Austra- ? Shl.b.L ' i .BIRDCAGES,' clothes - ;hamp- j gan Sunday after spending the

lite pullets. See Lee Wolfe. on 7. . l""- unives, iotks, spoons, ; summer here with, their grand-

e A. M. Wilson farm, Carlisle FOR SALE Almost new elec- swss i.uuR.iiis wue, etc. nusben parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Akin

Akin re

turned to their ;home in Michi-

1.

FOR SALE Six weaned lrl Hilgediek, Phone 317.

, Washington.

pigs. :

trie ironer. Lawrence McCammon,iflurni.ture Exchange, 118

Highway 54, Dugger, Ind.

FOR RENT

West

LOST

FOR SALE Fries, also 22 head

ewes, 29 lambs. Aden Robbins, 1

T T,ll,f,J 1 .

FOR RENT Two downstairs' A containing

Cl Su livan Southeast of Sulli- seeping rooms, close in. 219 South , T, lnsraa m ouiiivdii. ouuuiedbi ui ouiu , i Bold. Rp. pvpH Inst n Pnnrt Hnusp

i (section, rnone iboIj. ... .).- r I . or aound squae. Retun to rrr

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Billfold

irnuoArr i., u,ki n FOR RENT 17 acres wheat or around square.

Prfine Paul Simmnns. 1 milp ground. Walter Wilson, , Phone Charles Walls, 240 W. Beech.

uth of Sullivan or4Vhen 1-2 9022- - 1

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LOST Child's reddish brown collie dog. Answers to Skippy. Reward. 214 W. Donaldson St.

; FOR RENT Two-ioom furn-

FOR SALE 300 bales Lesoe- ished apartment. Also three-room.

za hay, 100 bales Red-top and unfurnished apt. Adults only. 218 LOST Gold pocket watch at

mothy, 100 bales soy beans, 90c i3- aeiium

r bale. No delivery chg. on 10 ; les or more. (Sept. only.) Call! 412:00 Noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Queen of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida arrived Friday for a visit' with Mrs. Queen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wickline and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Queen. . E. W. Parks of Greenfield, Illinois, returned home Sunday after a visit with his son, A. G. Parks and family. Class Meets ' The Queen Esther class of the Christian Church met Tuesdayevening in the basement of the church and the following program was given with Mrs. Gilli-

Wanted

bed

EXPERIENCED

xrrt OATH T

te 7'6" x 12'. Whipps Planing phylIis Bunch 6U N Section gt

clerk - typist

in Sullivan

ill, Highway 54, Sullivan.

FOR SALE We have a house r feed now. Come down and ok it over. We have 'the 40 )g supplement. We have rye, d top and timothy seed. B. F. brkman, 15 E. Jackson Street, lone 385. TOTSAN-TEEN Toppers at The )t Shop. Select yours now. Hats id purses to match. Sizes small Teen age.

Phone 852-X.

' WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co.

WANTED Apple pickers, starting about September 10th, 12c per bu. -One mile west of Bays Corner. Phone 9035. Rickard

I Orchard, R. 4.

FOR SALE Modern 6-room me, double garage. Telephone 12.

FOR SALE Two good cows, 3ne six-year-old purebred 3uernsey, one two-year-old jersey-Guernsey, both fresh Frank L. Orr, Maplewood Farms, 45 miles west of Shelburn on State Road 48.

WANTED Daily ride to and from Terre Haute. Phone 9071.

WANTED Livestock hauling. Have just purchased the Osburn stock truck. Will make pick-ups on Thursday. Wayne Morin, Shelburn R. 2. Phone 134-K.

American Legion

Generous reward. Frank L. Orr, Shelburn R. R2.

Horse Show. I land, leader:

G. H. Club Mrs. Daisy Springer will be

The hostess for the G. H. Club Thurs-

Sullivan day, Sept. 6th at the City Park. All members please Tjring cov-

Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Nicoson and ered dish, table service and sugar daughter, Rebecca, of Indianapo- for the drink. lis, spent Sunday in Sullivan the " guests of relatives. Patriotic Club Meets Those spending the week-end a most delightful dinner and with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hiatt social was held at the city park were Mr. and Mrs. Al Schram of shelter house Wednesday eveDetroit, Mich., and Mary Frances rung, Aug. 29, for the members Hiatt of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sunday and their families of the Woman's visitors were Mr. and Mrs. George Patriotic Club of the Frank Neff Garlock of Terre Haute and Miss Relief Corps No. 153. Zola i Fairrel of ; Sullivan. Lt. Following the dinner, the meetJames F. Hiatt is spending a 30- jng was called to order by the flay furlough at home here. president. Mrs. Kate Howard. Mrs. James Craig and Patricia Song, "America;" Lord's Prayer, of Scottsburg, Ind., have returned by all; pledge: of allegiance to home after spending, the week fJas; remarks by president. An

has 'with Mr. and Mrs. Denman Pope, suction sale was then enioved.

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the hostess, Mrs. Irvin Coffey andl"ee" " c 6UCSl " 1 e v c 1 ' I nay nussen, wno nas spent me witn Mrs. fearf carpenter acting

tuiu mia. vj. u. otuii jui uic jool uist several mourns m vamonua, as auctioneer. i few weeks, returned to her home " has returned to his home here: i m .

m Tuscon, Arizona, today. Mrs. J. W. Brown and Susan of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bledsoe Fort Wayne, who have been the

lhad as their dinner guests Sun- guests of Mrs. P. L. Reid, returned day, Mr. and Mrs. A..D. Hubert to their home Saturday. I of Aurora, 111. Mrs. Maggie' Diltion Routt of this city was

Brumett, Mr. and Mrs. Ocie quite painfully injured recently Brumett and children, Sharon, by a fall from a ladder while Bill and Patsy, and Mr. and Mrs.' picking peaches at the Routt Louie Davitt and son, Dicky. ! orchard just west of the city. A Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips of rib on his right side was broken Evansville, Spent the week-end loose from the backbone. He will

with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, M. Phillips.

in-law, Mr. and' Mrs. F. H. Grif- I Wilkes, Mrs.', Maude Watkins; fith. , ! !.,...,,,,,, ,,:,., Mrs.. Maft Stringer Mrsl Gladys' t . . a j - '. 1 ("i.inor Mrc rlariia Tlprlurpll

oerine Anaerson returnea nunie ."j"" r '"" u,-!, ,-n Tell ritv with rplativps m. j... : i kt: 1 Wr- Rnl Smith TvTri Vtitr.weK ln AeU Clty WU" relatives.

luesuay rauimig li uin iviumeauia , . , Svhprp sTip had snpnt thp nast r Mildred Hale and children and

Elmer Bledsoe

' Mr. and Mrs. Perle Fisher and son, Danny, spent a few days last

, .Miss Mildred Scott, who

Mr. Coffey.

The next meeting will be at the home1, of Mrs. Mae Stringer, September 18th, with Mrs. Maude Watkins as assisting hostess.

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Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pugh of Gary, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hancock of Merom.

A Masonic W$ Lodge No. 262 Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. & A. M. stated meeting Sept. 4th at 7:30 p. m. Work in the E. A. degree. All members are urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Earl Handford, W. M. Russell Inbody, Sec'

HYMERA

Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Hsaf. Indiana

OBITUARY John A. son of James iand Adaline Spinks was born in Fauntain County, Ind. June 2, 1873 and departed this life at his home in Hymera, August 29, 1945 at the age of seventy-two years one month and twenty-seven days. He was united in marriage to Mary J. Thomas, Oct. 13, 1906 to which union six children were born. One son, Lyle W. Spinks, having preceded him in death by giving his life for his country while serving with 'the United States Army in Luxenburg, Dec. 17. 1944. He is survived by the widow, Mary J.; four daughters, Mrs. Fontella Cameron of San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Dorothy Buck-

Song "God Will Take Care of You." Devotional Rev. Marsolf. Home day celebrations Mrs. Clayton. Riley poem Mrs. Gilllland. Dismissed by Mizpah Benediction. JERICHO

WANTED -Widow wants work JjSham of Shelburn, Mrs. Halli

of all kinds. . State particulars, kind, salary. E. C, c-o Times. WANTED Housework or cleaning for Saturday. Opal. Rosa, 203 East Bloom.

EMPLOYMENT Housework. Mrs. Dugger.

WANTED Grace Walker,

Engle of Farmersburg, and Mrs.

Margaret Layman of PutmanI ville; two - sisters, Mrs. , Mell

Vanicha of 'Covington, Ind., and Mrs. Eliza Smith of Danville, 111.; he is also survived by seven grandchildren. Mr. Spinks was' a good neigh

bor, a loving father and a deI voted companion.

Mrs. James Marlowe, Mrs. Leon Little john and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Marlowe of Decator, Illinois, visited relatives in Evansville Wednesday. Orville Odell is reported in a serious condition in an Indianapolis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 'Evan Moreland, Mr. and Mrs. George McGarvey and Mr. and -Mrs. Paul Jennings

land daughter, Bonnie Sue of J Evansville, enjoyed a fishing I party and a supper at Shakamak Ipark Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Nora Carrithcrs of Graysville, transacted business in Sullivan, Saturday.

.Miss Blanche McGrew of Terre Haute, spent Saturday in Sulli

van the guest of Miss Eva Tate, j Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Douthitt and children of Cleveland, Ohio, have been recent guests of Sullivan friends and relatives. The Douthitts are former residents here. Mesdames Harry Waldorf and Leslie Smith have returned from a few days' visit in Chicago with Mrs. Ruth Kirkham. Mr. and Mrs. James Hagy of South Court St., have returned home following a visit in De-

A MAN I ADMIRE A LOT IS ONE! WHO FEELS AS MUCH AT HOME IN OVERALLS AS HE DOES IN A DRES3 SUIT. All types of men come to Security Loan Company for loans. When you face an emergency that requires cash, call on our prompt, confidential service. Loans on automobiles, furniture, salary without co-maker.

It s Easy to P-.y the Security Way

fliilllvnn. SI and V.rm. WnoW. Kn.l, MeM Eept a! unlay, riomiuy.

Ora Parks was in Dugger Saturday. Hilda Brewer was in Dugger

Saturday night. . I The Hymera schools opened

Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Reynolds Thursday morning with Thomas

were in Dugger Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Moore

were, in Dugger Saturday night.

Tlieyll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatloj

Gardner as principal.

Mr. Warren Gordon

was

Bettv Norris visited Mrs. Rena brought home from the Mary

Broshears recently. Sherman Hospital Thursday. . Louise Wonders visited in Dug-I Gerald Anon son of Mr. ger recently. . - and Mrs. .Tim Anrlpreon left fnr

tan uiego,. uamornia Fridav

Mrs.

Dug-

Mrs. Vina Stanley and Lizzie Chambers were in ger one day last week.

George Sweeney of Indiana

polis, spent the week-end at his home here.

REPAID TURMAN LEVEE

WANTED Man for steady em-1 ployment in Sullivan. Inside, work. 8 hrs. per day 6 days per'

week. Box 179, care Times. ("a crew of fourteen men from

the Government Engineer's of-

WANTED TO BUY Barn or building to wreck. Fred Kidd, 310

So. State.

fice at Louisville, Ky., are en

gaged in making repairs on the Turman township levee west of

WANTED TO BUY Automo- Graysville. Repairs are being bile direct from owner, at reas- made on one and a half miles. It onable price. Write Box 516, will require about three weeks JMerom. yet to complete the job.

LAY-RlGHT Roofing Cdi f) Asbestos and '. Brick Siding, Insulation. Painting and Repairing , ; THEWLIS & BENSINGER Phone 1)-Y Phone 47F2 Carlisle, Ind. .

after spending a 30-day furlough here with relatives and friends.

Charles Julian his home.

remains ill

FACTOG8APHS ;.';A monograph ii an instrument flesigned to render-visible to the eye the varying pressure in an engine cylinder or other confined space . iii . whioh the j pressure chihges . witn a cyclically varybig: volume. ' . . It is supposed that the art of knitting Was invented in Scotland, about the beginning of tha 16th century. .' r ' Brazil produces three-fifths of Vh.nrpscnW '1

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