Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 202, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 October 1946 — Page 4
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SUtLIVAN DAILY TIMES-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9, 1946. '' SULLIVAN, INDIANA
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SOCIETY
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BETA SIGMA PHI HOLDS RUSH PARTY The local chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority began its fall rush activities with a "Newspaper" party held at the 'Teen Canteen on Tuesday night, October 1. .'
! WOMAN'S CLUB
HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF THE YEAR
I A delicious fried chicken dinner was served buffet style to
PYTHIAN SISTER NOTICE The Pythian Sisters will meet ThiirsHav niuht at 7-5(1 TVio
j-i i.- l. . j' m the members and euests. News
Mrs Malrnlm CamnbeU was ue,cBale w ule wana lempie
hostess for the opening meeting Wlllt b P8 l? lve her re" of the Woman's Club 49th year Pr- The staff Wl11 Practice. All at her country home northwest members are urged to attend.
of Sullivan Tuesday, October 8th
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HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Oct. 7: Harry. Ferguson of Sullivan rural route two for treatment. Admitted Oct. 8: Carl Eugene Banfield of 716 South State Street for tonsillectomy; Mrs. Beulah Walters of Sullivan rural route three for treatment; David Moore of 625 South Court Street for treatment; Mrs. Minnie Bartley of Switz City for treatment; Mrs. Minnie Walters of Sullivan rural route three for treatment; Jack Wadroup of Oaktown for treatment; Mrs. Belle Pirtle of Carlisle for treatment. Admitted Oct. 9: Mrs. Estella Near of Paxton rural route one; Lee Graves of Terre Haute for treatment; Mrs. Daisy Nichols of Carlisle for treatment. , Dismissed Oct. 7: Patricia Wright of 520 North Broad Street; Mrs. Maude Neely and daughter of Dugger; Rex Long of Carlisle. Dismissed Oct. 8: Francis McKain of Merom; Robert Phegley of Carlisle; Charles Kennett of Jasonville; Max Griffith of Switz City; Mrs. Eugenia Swan and son of Dugger; Mrs. Carmen Richards of Linton; Carl Eugene Banfield of 716 South State street.
paper place mats were used as
table decorations. After dinner several interesting and clever newspaper contests were held.
Purple and while chrysanthe- . DINNER HELD SUNDAY ie winning mcuv.auai pnzes
mums graced the luncheon table i dinner was neia &unaay, .'Ti" where the ladies were seated. October 6th at the Dugger SheI-Everfy an Betty Messick. Artistic bouquets from Mrs. ter House m honor 01 Mr- and j The following members served Campbell's garden lent their Mrs. Roy Padgett of Bowman, on the various committees in
enjoyable
association of the group. Twenty-nine members re
sponded to roll call. Out of town I tner nanes Padgett ot Linton guests were Mrs. Lola Burr of,and other relatives. St.. Petersburg. Florida and Mrs. I Those Present were Mr. and
. ; J; . 118 ' ' s' and clever affair: Mary Jane A. J. Burns of Dugger and bro- Moon. CWnnvia Wrioht Thia
Frank Crowder of Indianapolis. Mrs. Rudolph Wernz, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. John P. Curry reported on Federation plans
Mrs. Roy Padgett, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Padgett, Mr. and Mrs.
Able, Norma Stinson, Byrdie Reed and Mary Rogers. The members and guests present were Mary Reed, Betty
A. J. Burris, Mr. and Mrs. Don ! Messick, Mary Jane Moon, Lois Burris and daughters, Evelyn, ' Shepherd Thelma Able, Byrdie
Instantly relief from head cold distress starts to come when you put a little Va-tro-nol in each -nostril. Also -it helps prevent many cplds from developing if used in time! Try itl Follow directions in package.
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for the year. Mrs. E. F Springer gave the introduction to the 1946-47 program. "Youth Conservation" is the program topic and the com
mittee wishes to present the i Com Vaueht and son, Jackie. -
cultural influences that youth is
j Shirley and Donna, Mr. and Mrs.
Byers Story and daughter, Frances, Junior Story of Indianapolis,, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fifer of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Benefield of Carlisle rural route two announce the birth of a son born
October 7th at the Mary Sher
man Hospital. He has not been named.
exposed to and effects as it molds his character. Each meeting will be a study, of a modern
cultural influence such as radio, movies, religion, racial under
standing, music, literature drama.
Mrs. J. R. Crowder gave some interesting thoughts on you(fh, followed by individual responses.
CHURCH NOTICE This coming Friday evening, October 11. Bro. Yates of the Paxton Methodist Church will be the visiting minister at the Full
and , Gospel Mission. Everyone is wel
come to attend this service and all services of this church. Services begin at 7:00 p. m. Come and bring a friend.
Reed, Frances .. Whitlock,. Alice Irvin, Mary Rogers, Jane Raybold, Faye Stotts, Marilyn' McMillan, Louise Doyle, Mildred Fulford, Norma Stinson, Eleanor
Wyman, Marjorie Marlowe, Dola
June Braner, Freida Marguerite French and Everly.
INDIANAPOLIS,
(UP) Livestock:
Hogs, 1,500; steady at $16.25. Cattle, 500j calves, 300; good and choice weighty steers, $19.25; medium and good heifers and mixed yearlings, $14.00 $18.50; good beef cows to $15.00; good and choice vealers, $17.00 $18.05; common arid medium, $10.00 $16.50.
' Sheep, 2,000; good and choice fat lambs largely $19.00 $20.00;
Tubby, medium' and good, $11.50 Ramona $18.50; good and choice slaughter
ewes, $8.50 $9.50.
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KELLER-HARRIS VOWS READ TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
are the parents of a baby boy, David Earl, born October 8th at the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs
Sullivan, announce the marriage of their only daughter, Norma, to Wayne Harris. The couple were married at 4:45 o'clock Tuesday afternoon October 8th in the First Christian Church at Vincennes. The Rev. Ray Montgomery officiated. For her wedding the bride wore an aqua blue suit with brown accessories. She wore a corsage of red rosebuds. The bride and groom are both graduates of Sullivan High School. Mrs. Harris attended Indiana State Teachers ; College and before her marriage was
yet employed by Dr. C. E. Fisher. The groom served four years 'in the armed forces.
Handford . Following a wedding trip
south the couple will be at home In the Frew Apartments in Sullivan.
CASS HOME EC. CLUB MEETS .The Cass Home Economics
Gerald Keller of club met October 2nd at the
home of Mrs. Leon Alumbaugh with a covered dish dinner. The table was attractively decorated with fall colors.. Fifteen members and two guests, Doris Reynolds and Hazel Walters, were present. Officers for the new year were elected and plans made for ' a picnic October 9th. The lesson on cleaning and making lamp shades was given. Several mystery pal gifts were received.
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UUNIOR DELPHIAN MEETING j : "The Junior Delphian held their meeting Monday night, October I 7 at the home of Clair Kerlin. ' New officers were elected as follows: Patty Dudley, president; I Jenny Jones, vice president; Pat Long, treasurer, and Clara Keys, secretary. New members initiated 1
.were Patty SDencer, Liz Mc-
i iNauD, xrene Fierson and Dee
worth. A luncheon was served by the new members and the meeting was, adjourned.
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Council No. 73
Sullivan Council No. 73 stated meeting Thursday, October 10th at 7:30 p. m. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Clyde Cooksey, I. M. Earl Handford. Sec.
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BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOTICE
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Dated this 7th dav of Octohor 1Wfi Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court.
Others Know Congressman Landis Best RAILROAD LABOR EXECUTIVES' ASSOCIATION My Dear Congressman: On behalf of the million-and-half railroad workers, I want to express our thanks for your vote on Wednesday, July 3, to reject the amendments that had been adopted in Committee of the Whole House to the bill, H.R. 1362. This bill for the improvement of the Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance Acts is the product of some six years of work by the leaders of railroad labor and we regard it as the most important piece of legislation relating to railroad workers that has come before Congress. We sought, through amendments offered by Mr. Crosser, to limit the area of controversy but unfortunately the parliamentary situation created by' the adoption in Committee of the whole of the opposition alternatives confronted us with the necessity of asking for the rejection of all amendments or accepting a bill that would be worse than no legislation at all. Your support in these circumstances is especially appreciated and we have made note of the assistance you gave us. Sincerely yours, ,;A. E. LYON, Executive Secretary-Treasurer. CONGRESSMAN LANDIS ENDORSED BY BROTHERHOOD ENGINEERS & FIREMEN.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT1 Notice is hereby given thnt the I undersized jMmmistratrix of the M
iiiZ, . .u " Z Walter, ,., this rtoV I -e mcP of the clftr of the1 Sullivan Circuit Court her final report ?d "''' account with said estate, and I o ii- the ?ame wil1 be heird bv the I Sulhvan Circuit Court on the 2nd SLNo?Tb-e';' I946 the Sflme heinff the fflrsx." SeptemH Creditors, heirs and legatees of paidi decedent and all Dersons interested in I Pflin estate therpfnro nr limDv..F I
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ru ur apnear in said court nn said rtav and show cause why said report should not be approved GENEVA I. BLUMK , Administratrix: Witness my hand and seal of said n Yt at ,nS!!nivan this 9th day of October. 1946. JAMES H. RINOER, t, .P'11 of Sullivan Circuit Court. Bedwell. Bedwell &. Haines. Attorneys. 1st ins 10-9-4S 2t.
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I NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT . Notice is hereby given that the .undersigned Executor of the estate of Arthur C. Shew has this day filed m the office of the clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court his final report j of his account with said estate, and that the same will be heard bv the .Sullivan Circuit Court on the 2nd day of November, 1946 the same being- the 54th judicial day of the September (term 1946 of said court. I Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent and all persons intorostod in
said estate therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court oh said day and show cause why said report should not be approved. CHARLES A. SHEW. ,. Executor. Witness my hand and seal of said court at Sullivan this 9th day of October. 1946. ; JAMES H. RINGER.' .c!erk of Sullivan Circuit Court. rigg & Tennis, Attorneys. 1st Ins 10-9-46-2t.
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BENEFIT SHOWING 'THE SON OF MAN" ' Movie of the life of Christ at St. Mary's Catholic Church SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1946 8:00 P. M. Adults 21c plus 04c tax Children 08c plus 02c tax. Tickets will be sold by H. J. Katzenberger.
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