Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 77, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 April 1946 — Page 3

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SUmvAN DAUT? TLME3- WEDNESDAY, Apr. 17, 1946

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SOCIETY Local Girl Is "Charter member of Social Sorority Miss Joyce Creamer, 235 North Cross Street, Sullivan, student at Indiana University, is among trio newly installed chapter of

I Alpha Xi Delta social sorority at

the University. Installation and Initiation ceremonies for the new Indiana

i chapter were held this past week-end, and were attended by

the sorority's national officers and representatives of middle western chapters and of the 300 aliimnae living in Indiana.

rTlie ceremonies, held Saturday

afternoon in the Memorial Union

Building at the University, were followed by an installation banquet Saturday evening and a reception for 300 guests, including University officials, Sunday afternoon. Alpha Xi Delta, founded in 1893 at Lombard College, Illinois, is the seventeenth national sorority to establish a chapter at Indiana University. With the installation of the chapter it now has representation at all of the Big Ten universities and a total of 58 chapters at colleges and universities- . throughout the United States. Basketball Mothers Club Mrs. Bill Jared very delightfully entertained the Mothers

Basketball club Monday after-

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noon at her home In the country. Mrs. Southwood, president, called the meeting to order and Mrs. Sims gave the secretary and treasurer report, followed by the business session. Members present were invited to a long white table centered with a lovely . bouquet of red roses. Those who enjoyed the refreshments were Mesdamcs Southwood, Libke, Ray, Howe, Sevier, Kaiser, Sims, and the hostess, Mrs. Jared. The next meeting will be at the home of Goldie Ray on South Main Street, Monday, April 22, at 2:00 p. m. All are urged to attend this meeting. Royal Neighbors Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at the Woodman Hall Friday, April 19th at 7:30 p. m. Will every member of the degree staff please be present as there will be initiation.

Piano Recital Is Enjoyed

1 An interested audience greeted piano pupils of Lillian Dale Scott, Sunday afternoon at the Lillian Dale Scott Music Hall. The ushers, Mrs. John Braner, Mary Jane Brust, Leah Rae Morical, Barbara Lou Stark, Maxine Keenan, Shirley Fidler, Jo Ann Pinkerton and Joan Walters, were chosen from the class. I Pupils making their first appearance and all playing creditably were Ada Mae Hixon, Mary Nell Miller, Billie Herb Robin

son and Carolyn Sue Phegley. Progress has been made by Anita jKuth Brummitt, Mary Jo Brown,

tsevera tsoyie, Jtseveny iiynn, Norma Ann Fisher, Mary Alice

Woodard, Frances Eileen Raley,

Rodney Smallwood, Jean Ann Jo-, hanningsmeier, Linda Lee Pirtle,

Sally Billman, Margo Adams, Virginia Giles, Barbara Christine Irvin and Becky Kellams. The most outstanding numbers were "Miserere" and the "Anvil Chorus" from Verdi's "II Trovatore," Carolyn Hobbs at the first piano; "Tales from The Vienna Woods" by Johann Strauss, Clara Lee Houpt at the first piano, and Becky Schmidt in her excellent rendition of "The Scottish Highland Scene" by John Thompson. The pupils are given a vacation of three weeks each spring. The closing piano recital of the season will be given the latter part of May.

BEECH GROVE

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bosstick called on Mr. and Mrs. Com Ransford Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Foutz and and daughterg called on Mr. and Mrs. Porter Dix Sunday after

noon. Gene Easter, Dickie Monk and Dwiglit .Burton attended the meeting of the F. F; A. Friday and Saturday at Lafayette. Mrs. Mae Shew called on Mrs. Annie Patton Friday afternoon. Mrs. Patton, who has been ill is improved. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dennon and Sam Jphnson were in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Rill Bosstick and Mrs. Blanche O'Brian left Tuesday for a few days visit with Mrs. "RncctinL-'c niityhflr snH hnchanrl

'Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Scott and

children of Salem. They will return home Sunday. Mrs. Mary Fi?k and daughter, Hallie, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fisk and Miss Winnie Topcy of Sullivan, R. R. 4, called on Mary and Fylura Foutz Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Monk called on Mrs. Annie Patton Thursday afternoon.

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