Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 59, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 March 1946 — Page 3
SOCIETY
astern Star Sullivan Chapter No. 185 Orr of the Eastern Star will meet ti regular session Monday eveing at. 7:30. There will be litiation. k BEECH GROVE jMrs. Annie Patlon entertained few neighbors Wednesday in f . find to accentuate this welcome season, look what we are preparing for OUR SUNDAY MENU Country Style Fried Chicken SWISS STEAK . Southern Style BAKED ' HAM IO . Cream Gravy Luscious Brown Gravy Snow Flake Potatoes Savory Green Beans Buttered Cauliflower Creamed Corn Buttered Peas Candied Yams Fresh Sliced Tomatoes Season's First Spring Salad Tasty Jello Salad 0 HOT ROLLS with butter Coffee - Tea - Milk 4 White or Brown Bread 1 - a Home-Made PIES Cherry Cocoanut Apricot Banana Peach D me WITH US At Doris Bronnenberg Across From Hospital
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honor of Mrs. May Lester, who has sold her home and is leaving this community. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shew, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Ress Lester Mr! and Mrs. Forest Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, Mr. arid Mrs. Golden Monk, Mrs. Nell Kelly, Bill Bosstick, Nora Crow, Maureen Kelly, Margaret Crow, Emma Harris, Golden Cox, Rev. Chauncey Morin of Heartsville, Indiana, Ralph Les-
1116117 GOUGHS .... Clue to colas . . . eased without "dosing".. on y& vaporoe 2 All Insurance Is Not Alike FERD E. HALL State Farm Ins. Co. Insurance Finance and Realty North Oakley BIdg. I SEE THAT. . Early in the war tt was found that many air cadets had eyes that work slowly in recognizing fast moving airplanes. In several . instances friendly planes were shot down mistakenly for enemy craft, and not infrequently enemy planes were thought to be friendly until they moved into close positions. Visual training was insti tuted and methods developed which increased the speed of recognition as much as fifty times. Tachistoscopes were in stalled in training centers and the results were remarkable These devices, which have been used for some years in schools to improve the speed of read ing and to strengthen the vis ual . powers of observation, show words, numerals or shapes upon a screen for a fraction of a second, Practice wiin wiese devices speeds up the ability to "see" and rec ognize objects quickly. , f The air cadets used tachisto scopes which displayed the i forms of both friendly and ene my airplanes. Planes had to be counted, recognized and their positions on the screen noted. At the end of the training course the screens were exposed only one-fiftieth of a second, which talis for fast "seeing" and quick thinking. Other visual training activities were carried on by the airmen, ' prominent among which was a sort of football game to develop visuaJL alertness and the use of "side vision." j isuai training ana many innovations of modern optopetry are "working wonders" for the eyes of civilians as' well as for military personnel today. Your eyes are the key to your success and happiness. Let us check them at regular intervals. DR. C.E. FISHER Phone 420. Now
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tar, Dickie Monk, the honored guest, Mrs. May Lester and the hostess, Mrs. Annie Patton. Mrs. Lester received a beautiful umbrella as a token of love from her neighbors. A good time was reported by all. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nichols of West York have purchased , Mrs. Lester's home and will move there in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ed Pierson and children of Sullivan, called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bosstick Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Easter Sr. Mrs. Glenn Esenhower of FlorAS LOW AS $5 AS HIGH AS $300 That Describes a Security Loan. SECURITY LOAN CO. Upstairs No. Side Kroner Store First Signs of Spring i When the kids get down to business with the old marble game, it's a sure sign that spring is here. SUNDAY SERVING Plate Lunches n from 1 11 :00 a. m. to 7:00 p.m. O SHORT ORDERS STEAKS -SANDWICHES SOUPS GOLDEN ARROW SANDWICH SHOP Raymond & Verna Hunter
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ida, Mrs. Madeline Easter and Jimmie were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Jerd Easter. Mrs. Mable Merrill of Sullivan, Mrs. Ida Drpke and Mrs. Opal Drake of Fairbanks, were dinner guests Mondy of Mr. and Mrs. Ress Lester. Mrs. Nora Crow and Margaret spent the week-end with Mrs. Hazel Coppage and Kimberly Page of Alton, Illinois. TODAY'S MARKETS INDIANAPOLIS, March 22. (UP) Produce: Poultrv Hens. 4V? lbs. nnH over, 22c; under, 19c; Leghorns, '8c; springers, 4 lbs. and over, 22c; under, 20c; Leghorns, 18c; roosters, 16c; ducks, 5 lbs. and over, 20c; light, 15c; geese, 20c; capons, six lbs. and over, 30c; under, 22c. Eggs Current receipts 54 lbs. and over, 30c. Butterfat at ceiling, 50c. INDIANAPOLIS, March 22. (UP) Livestock: Hogs, 5,000; active, steady; good and choice 160 lbs. up and some lighter weights, $14.85; 100-160 lbs., $13.25 $14.50; good and choiceisows, $14.10. Cattje,. 500; calves, 400; market steady to weak in cleanup trade; good 1,032-lb. steers, $16.50; odd lots medium to good, $14.00 $15.50; no heifers; cows scarce and easy; common and medium, $9.50 $13.00; vealers active and steady, top $18.05. Quit paying rent ud own your borne. Special bargains on property on installment plan. Also farms for sale.- . , 1 ? W. T. MELLOTT Remodeling & General i. Carpenter Work. AH Work Guaranteed. Phone 228258 For Estimate.
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"Although we didn't have the money at the time, we knew just where we could get it on the very best terms."
Security
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Upstairs New Oakley Building Across From Index Listen to the Security Half -Hour each Friday evening at 6:30 over WBOW.
Name Sorority Officers Tuesday evening at a business meeting of the Beta Sigma Phi 'sorority officers for the coming vear were electad. Mrs. Eleanor Wyman was elected president; Miss Mary Reed, vice-president; Mrs. Doris Dodds, secretary; and Mrs. Phyllis Ellis, treasurer, After the report of the committees with' reference to the spring rushing, the members attended the program given at the high school auditorium by the Elks Chanters of Terre Haute. FAIRBANKS Mrs. Ruth Johnson Dolores Pittman were and Mrs. in Terre Haute Tuesday. Earl Holmes returned home from the Mary Sherman hospital Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Stone and daughters were dinner guerts of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Drake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha DeHart and Mrs. Bessie Trueblood at tended the singing convention at the Baptist church at Middletown Sunday afternoon. Madison Drake is taking town- i ship assessment reports. I Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Woodard. are- having a basement made at their residence. . ' Miss Roblna Bland of Indian-,; polls, spent Saturday night arid Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs-. Dennis Pittman v'ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson Sunday evening. - Mrs. Myrtle Lester visited her mother, Mrs. Cora Thomson, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilfon and daughters of near Cory and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dilley of Hammond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dilley Sunday afternoon. ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Criss of , Sullivan, were guests of Mr. and , Mrs. Dennis Pittman Sunday. ' afternoon. j Miss Emilee Malone and Lt. j Willard Dryden were married at he home of Mrs. Cora Higbee at Terre Haute Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Higiee, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, :Mr. and Mrs. Cieva Drake, Mr. ' and Mrs. .Zelva Drake were a- ' mong those attending the wedding. i , Mr. and Mrs. Rush Batson and json were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Picture The Charming WINDOW SHELVES In Your Home! ft-: Two bulb-edge crys-(t1 1 Q tal - o-lass shelves!' held by 2 metal brackets finished in white. Brads for hanging. "Where Satisfaction Is More Than A Guarantee"
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IT WILL SERVE YOU AS TI3AV Loan Co. Madison Drake . Sunday noon. A large crowd attended the shower given at the gym Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dryden. Lawrence Woodard and Dennis Pittman were in Indianapolis Tuesday. THE BARE FACTS The pastor of a certain povertystricken congregation down in Alabama made life miserable for his bishop by his numerous and heartrending applications for aid. At length the bishop informed him in no uncertain terms that in the future such appeals would be entirely ignored. The bishop enjoyed a brief respite from the begging brother, but at length came another letter bearing the familiar postmark of the needy minister's little village. Shuddering, the bishop opened the communication and read: "Dear Bishop: "This here ain't no appeal. "It's a report. "I has no pants!"
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EXLINE CORNER Mr. and Mrs. Ray Livingston were in Indianapolis Monday. James Moody and Malcolm Vaught returned home from Anderson Monday evening. Felix Faidherbe visited in Marco Wednesday evening. Robert Houston, Emerson Exline and William Ranard visited in Terre Haute Monday night. MARCH 24TH 39c 39c 39c 39c THE REXALL STORE
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Dinner No. 3 ROAST BEEF, etc. Dinner No. 4 ROAST PORK, etc.
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GI'S AND OFFICERS' GARB WILL BE IDENTICAL IN '48 WASHINGTON, Mar. 22 (UP) Army officers ad GI's were old today that they will don identical streamlined olive drab uniforms after July 30, 1948. On the same date, the war department said, the army alno will adopt a. new blue uniform for dress and special occasions. '.'333 47c ... 50c 29c y . . . . 50c ' 47c
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Mi 31 Solution, pt ...59c 75c Pepsodent Solution 59c $1.00 Lavoris Solution . , 59c 75c Listerine Solution . i . . 59c
SUNDAY Dinner No. 2 Virginia Baked Ham Candied Yams Snow Flake Potatoes Gravy Green Beans Garden Salad HOT ROLLS butter FRUIT JELLO & WHIPPED CREAM Coffee -Tea Milk
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