Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 206, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 October 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN HOJIE ECONOMICS CLUB NOTICE The Sullivan Home Ec club will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Howe, 735 North Main Street, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30.

NEW LEBANON W. S. C. S. The New Lebanon W. S. C. S. will meet Thursday afternoon at

two o'clock with Mrs. Thomas Unger. Everyone come and make arrangements for the day with Gladys Webb at Merom. DELTA THETA TAU TO CELEBRATE FOUNDERS DAY The Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet at the home of Lotis Willis Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock to celebrate Founders Day. A special program has been planned for this meeting. All Delts are cordially invited to attend.

BETHEL HOMECOMING The Bethel Methodist Church at Gambill, two miles south of Dugger, will have their annual homecoming beginning October 16th and continuing through October 20th. The meetings will start at seven o'clock. There will be a guest speaker and special music each night. Sunday, October 20th there will be Sunday School and worship services at the regular time. A basket dirt ner will be held at the noon hour with preaching and special music in the afternoon at two o'clock. Everyone is welcome and urged to attend.

NOTICE The County Extension office wishes to remind all members of the Sullivan County Herd Association of the meeting in vhe Extension office at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday night, October 16.

VILLAGE HOME MAKERS The Village Homemakers celebrated their 8th anniversary, with a delicious chicken dinner, Tuesday evening, October 8th, at the Dinner Bell. In the center of the private dining room was a large table, beautifully decorated with crystal candleabra holding green

and white tapers, the club colors. 1 called to order by the presi

CLAIBOURNE HOME EC CLUB MEETS The Claibourne Home Economics Club held its monthly meeting Oct. 9th at the home of Mrs. W. F. Frame with Mrs. Roy Whitlock as co-hostess. A covered dish luncheon was enjoyed at the noon hour. The afternoon meeting was

In the center of the table was a

large cake iced in white with the inscription "6th Anniversary" in green. Marking each place at the table was a lovely corsage of fern with six baby "mums", symbols of the six years the club has existed tied with yellow ribbon. A short business session was held following the dinner after which a number of members drove to Terre Haute and attended a movie.

The party was greatly enjoyed

dent. The club gave the pledge to the flag and sang the song of the month, "The Old Oaken Bucket." The secretary's report was given and roll call was answered by "Why I attend my Home Ec. meetings." An interesting lesson on color schemes in home furnishings and cleaning lamp shades was given by Mrs. Walter Everhart and Mrs. Ceryl Downen. Thursday, Oct. 17th, was set to meet with Mrs. Myrtle Curry to sew for the Red Cross. Closing prayer was given in unison.

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by the following members, Mes-' Wyman, Fay Everhart, Mrs. dames Lynn Caton, Paul Asbury, 1 Flem Irons, Susan Downen, James Grider, Herschel Pirtle, Myrtle Curry, Alma Vannattan, Denver . Jewell, George Walters, Flora Curry, Rachael Everhart,

Rex Russell, Foy Rusk, Medford i z"'a Armstrong, Helen Whitlock Anderson. - Merle Terrell. Robert I and the hostess, Jeanette Frame.

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ard, Jim Robinson, Russell Inbody and Wilfred Usrey.

IT TAKES 220,000,000 GALLONS OF WATER A JAY TO P ROY I DE OUR CUSTOMERS WITH AMPLE

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The jffi porta nee of water as a natural resource has been underlined recently by the

" program of the state to get at the facts about water how to conserve it, how to con i .. trol it to prevent floods and how to keep it pure ! Most citizens of Indiana are eager to cooperate with governmental agencies to help safeguard Indiana's water supply, and the Public Service Company of Indiana likewise takes every precaution to protect this valuable asset for the time being and

the years ahead.'. On an average day, the Company's two main generating plants at Dresser Station on the Wabash River, near Terre Haute, and ?t Edwardsport on the west fork of the 9 White River, use 220,000,000 gallons of water for cooling purposes in producing your dependable electric power. . y ' But unlike the small outmoded electric plants, the Company's system wastes none of the precious water it employs. Instead, i; cleanses it chemically and returns it to . the rivers after using it. - If the Department of Conservation, tlie Commission on Flood Control and Water Resources, the Stream Pollution Board or the U. S, Geological Survey appeal to you for cooperation, it will benefit not only yourself and your children but also the entire state iyoa will fully cooper?. te..

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GOLDEN WEDDING SUNDAY Sunday, October 20th, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Margaret Kirkham Benson will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home at 2324 Cleveland Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana. Their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren will be with them. Open house will be held in the afternoon from two o'clock until six o'clock. Their many relatives and friends are invited.

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