Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 161, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 August 1946 — Page 6

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BUELIVAK DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, AUG. 13, 1946. UULUVAN. INTJT5N2

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DAILY TIMES OPEN FORUA Letters and Interviews of a callable nature and proper newspaper Interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem Is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, In order that the editor may know the writer, however, the writer's name will not be published if requested. . Articles' published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Dally Times and this paper may or may not agree with statements contained neretu.

INSURANCE ALL FORMS TRY OUR SERVICE Alvin "Al" Spainliour Em. 6 Phone 71 Sullivan State Bank Bldg. Sullivan, Ind.

Personal Attention Quality Merchandise Sensible p Prices

4-H Club News u- s- 10 SELL WARTIME PIPELINES

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SOCIETY

Basket Dinner Sunday There will be a basket dinner

and church service August 18 at the home of George Lankford, one and one-half miles south

west of New Lebanon. Everyone welcome. Come with well-filled

baskets.

Gamble's 6 Ft. Folding MEASURING RULES 28c Gamble's - "The Friendly Store" AUTHORIZED DEALER Hartley Kartak, Owner

B.P.W. Enjoy

Ifimberger Fry

The Sullivan Business and

Professional Women's Club began its current business year last night at 6:30 o'clock with fan Aumiet metine Dlanned

around the tempting aroma of a

luscious hamburger fry in the

Hulter house of the Sullivan

city park.

With Chefs Edith Harmon and

iosc Self preparing the "whim-

py fruit" served by Emogene Llovd. Mary Simmers and Euleta

SlOvEr, the feast and fun fest

moved on into the business ses

sion and the initial meeting of

the year. ' BP.W.'s present were Ruby j Bicknell, Ruby Brodnrick, Mary

Jo Cochran, Dot Elmore, Abbie Faught, Rachel Faught, Mar-!

guerite French, Alta Utterback, Ttlla Haines, Fayette McKiniv. Pauline Medsker, Mary

Jane Moon, Evon Hague, Pearl J

Newsonie, Mabel Nowlin, Faye Ringer, Elizabeth Scott, Josephine Scott, Mary Scott, Elizabeth Springer, Norma Stinson, Frances Whitlock, Marie Yaw,

Thelma Johnson, Loraine Pigg, ;

Sybil Wray, Minnie Greenberg, Irene Chaney, Louise Hoskins,

Kathleen Sims, Zada Dixon, Fern Wright, Madge Bedwell, Eleanor Jamison, Leola , Jones, Betty Sinclair and the officers of the "service." .

Our Uack-to-School GIFT TO THE SCHOLAR Effective August 12th

. through 16th.

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- Lnuaren Ares 6 to 14 This COUPON Worth SI

On Any $5 Permanent (or upward) FLO -RETT A GIFT To The Scholar I Worth $1 I NAME T. .... I r- i Address This coupon must be presented in person. Our new SOFT WATER SYSTEM gives added satisfaction, i Telephone 157 FLO - RETT A BEAUTY SHOP Elinor Hunter. Lucy Thrasher Betty Templeton

leraiNG! AaMricu tootewlTt Aired approximately 170.614,000 pound f maU eookluj fat in 1944. That la almost doubU the amount wred In 1943. And It doesn't count the 62.000,000 pound, aaved by' Army fend Mary. This year the Army and Nary aren't around la such numbers; the men are oversea, using the materials that used cooking (at helps to make. They need plenty of It-need It fast. That U why the foremment la asking houaevivea to redouble effort crap. skLm and scoop every drop of used cooking tat to replace the Industrial fats and oils formerly fannorted from UUada of tfc PelfU.f

Turpen, Ramona Bohn, .Maxine Case, Esther Ralston, Sarah Rose Johnson and Nita Jennings. IV. Champion, Gloria Frye, Jefferson. . Blue ribbon group Gloria Frye. Red ribbon group Carolyn Johnson and Myrna Clayton. White ribbon group Mary Emily Badger and Marion Tarleton. V. Champion Mary Lou Gettinger, Turman. Blue ribbon group Mary Lou Cettinger, Zetta June Croney, Shirley Ann Greggs, Doris Ruth Lathrop, and Anita Jean Allan. Red ribbon group Pansy Ruth Chambers, Rosalie Goodman, Estella Crowder, Wilma House, Patty . Allsman, Naomi Runyan, Ardys McKinney, Ruby Ruth McCammon and Phyllis Valentine. ' Handicraft: I. Champion Anita Jean Allan. Blue ribbon group Anita Jean Allan and Marilyn Griswold. Red ribbon group Wanda Bosstick, Kay Meurer, Zoe Coulson, Jacqueline Crew and PattyJean Duffer. White ribbon group Eleanor Meurer, Mary Helen Meurer, Patsy Chowning, Marion Tarleton and Sue Chowning. II. Champion Rose Pierce. Blue ribbon group Rose

Pierce and Rosemary Harris.

White ribbon group Ruby M. Clark. III. Champion Jean Godfrey. Blue xibbon group Jean Qod ' frey. White ribbon group Lucille Huff. State Fair Entries Sullivan County will be reppresented at the Indiana Stpf; Fair 4-H Show in September by the following entries: Baking 2 Quick coffee cake, Sharon Reid, Hamilton; drop cookies, Mary Jo Roesener, Haddon. Baking 3 Plain roll sugar

cookies, Jean Ann Johanningsmeier, Haddon; Devils food cake, sponge cake, Sara Ann .Willis, Hamilton. Baking 4 Plain yeast rolls, Gloria Frye, Jefferson; angel food cake, Gloria Frye, Jefferson. . Baking 5 Clover leaf rolls, Mary Lou Gettinger, Turman; Parker House rolls, Zetta Croney, Jackson; cup cakes, Doris Ruth Lathrop,, Curry; dark loaf cake, Zetta Croney, Jackson; angel food cake, Anita Jean Allan, Curry; white loaf cake, Shirley Ann Gregg, Curry. Clothing 3 Cotton one-piece school dress, Martha Whalen, Fairbanks. - Clothing 4 Sport or school dress of wash material, Carol Hart, Gill. Clothing 5 School one-piece dress of wash material, Mary Lou Gettinger, Turman; sport suit, Jean Godfrey, Turman; best dress of wash material, Lois Jennings, Gill. Canning 1 Pint of fruit, Charlot'te Phillips, Turman; pint of tomatoes, Jeraldine Jackson, Jefferson. Canning 2 Pint of fruit, Mary Helen Meurer, Cass; pint of vegetables, Eleanor Meurer, Cass. Canning 4 Two pints of fruit, Ruby Ruth McCammon, Haddon; two pints of vegetables, Zoe Coulson, Hamilton. Canning 5 Three jars of vegetables, Maxine Lambeth,

SALE to natural gas producers of the government-built "Big" and "Little Inch" pipelines from Longview and Beaumont, Tex., to the highly Industrialized New York-New Jersey-Pennsylvania region as shown on map is foreseen as the producers put in their bids. The pipelines were constructed during the war by the government at a cost of $145,000,000 for the shipment of 300,000,000 barrels of crude oil when enemy submarines disrupted coastal shipping. The natural gas would be used to mix with commercial manufactured gas. (International)

Gill; three jars for January menu, Ann Osborn, Turman; three jars that your family like, Jean Godfrey, Turman. Civil War Letter

GREAT LAKES NINE

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Women In your '40V this great medicine Is famous to relieve hot flashes, nervous tension when due to the ftMnntinnai 4mirMTp-erp nprind Decu-

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' INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 13. (UP) Livestock: Hogs, 7,500; generally $1.00 lower; 160-400 lbs., $22.50; sows, $18.50 $19.50. Cattle, 2,600; calves, 600; steers and heifers active; choice yearlings, $24.50 $25.00; good and choice yearlings and light steers, $20.00 $23.00; mostly choice heifers, $22.00 $23.00; good beef cows, $13.00 $15.00; vealers mostly 50c lower; good and choice, $18.50 $19.50. i Sheep, 2,500; fat lambs mostly $1.00 lower; good and choice fat spring, lambs, $19.00 $20.f0; slaughter ewes steady at $4.50 $6.00.

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PERFUME $1.00 COLOGNE $1.10 TOILET WATER $1.00 DUSTING POWDER $1.00 TALCUM 50c SACHET $1.00 TOILET SOAP, 3 in box $1.00

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ier as some people thing it is. We like it the Best kind so I will say no more about the war at this time. Well Jim, we sent you one hundred dollars by Miss foresythe and we want you to take care of it for us so it will do us some good if we ever get home and we will stand as good a chance to get home as any boddy else. We left Tom Bedwell at lagrange sick. He has the ague. I don't thing that he will be able for the service and we left Preston Mitchel ther two he was Crazy and i don't know what was the cause of him a going crazy so I must bring my leter to a close. I want you to Write to us as soon as you get this and let us know how you are all ageting along so no more at this time.' i To 'James B. Bedwell , From Lon and John

Bedwell Write soon and often."

Along with the letter was found an old receipt from Adams Express Company certifying that James B. Bedwell had received one huifdrpd and seventy dollars sent by Alonzo Bedwell, the "Lon" of the letter.

The powerful Great Lakes Steelers dimmed Sullivan's hopes for a Western Indiana League championship Sunday as they nosed out the Merchants, 6-4. It was the best game of the season as the winners came from behind twice to all but clinch the- second half throne. ' Bill fTaylor' was the surprise choice of Mgr. Ferree to start on the mound; and the speedy little third baseman (did a superb job as he held the giant ' Steel sluggers to five hits and three runs in five innings. Tommy Osborn relieved Taylor, but erratic play by his mates cost him the victory in the ninth inning. The game was held up for a half hour due to misunderstanding of a ground rule. With Great Lakes batting in the "eighth inning and the potential winning run on base, a hit to right lield set the runner scurrying to third, and as the relay was wild, the runner raced for home but the ball bounded out of the stands into Taylor's glove and his throw to Thewlis nipped the runner at the plate. Mgr. Leo Kirby insisted the ball was out of play but Umpire Tommy Hill stood fjrm on his decision. ! HOSPITAL NOTES

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Your Druggist Is More Than A Merchant." Phone 96

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CARD OF THANKS . . .

i wisn to tnanK the many j friends and patrons who contrib- j uted so completely to the success '' of my stay at the Davis Hotel Dining Room. I wholeheartedly recommend the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haught, to your patronage and know that you and they will continue to pnimr th'

same iriendly atmosphere as we

naje in the past.

Mrs. Lulu Bledsoe.

"Back To Civvies."

CLAIMS POISON IVY CURE

Among those recently discharged from naval service was S 1c L. D. Williams, General Delivery, Hymera, Ind.

Admitted Aug. 12: Mrs. Ida Thompson of 206 West Washington Street for treatment. Admitted Aug. .13: Mrs. Joyce Grass of Carlisle for treatment. Dismissed Am. 12: Mrs. Minnie Watson of Merom route one; Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and son of New Lebanon; Mrs. Burnell Cummins and son of Paxton. .

THE DAVIS HOTEL Sullivan's largest, is pleased to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Haught have purchased the Davis Hotel Dining Room from. Mrs. Lulu M. Bledsoe. Mr. Haught, an overseas veteran, and Mrs. Haught have selected Sullivan as, their home and respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens of Sullivan their clubs and sororities their bridge parties and "get togethers." Telephone Sullivan 707 for reservations and appointments.

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DOVER, O. (UP) A Dove newspaper letter-writer claims ti have a sure cure for poison iv; in the odd plant known as "hei and chickens." This plant, a small, rubbery grayish-green rosette that grow in sand or rocky soil almos anyplace, in fact will stop thi

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50 JERGENS LOTTON & 25c Dryad Dendnrant. 75c value 39c plus tax STOCKING STICK, easy to aoply, durable 39c plus tax YORKTONE HAIR TONIC, large 16 cz. sie. 29c value 15c plus tax RAY RUM. 12 oz. size , 25c plus tax TONT CREME COLD WAVE $1.25 r,Uis tax Beautiful Nnv LADIES COMPACTS, assorted designs $1.98 plus tax BABY RINGS 10c dIus tax ALL POPULAR BRANDS TOOTH PASTE 10c and up TEK TOOTH BRUSH. 50c ciality . . 29c mw FALL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES HANDBAGS . . $2.98 rlus tax NEW PLASTIC BELTS ...... 25c & 49c BEAUTIFUL PLASTIC HAIR BRUSH with nylon bristles 9Sc

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