Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 216, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 October 1946 — Page 8

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 1946. STTT JXVAN. INULA

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ATTENTION! "Republican Workers and ' Candidates" We have always conducted a clean campaign in Sullivan County and I want you to cont;nue to do so without rail. Thank you. W. N. RINGER Republican County Chairman

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BIRTHDAY PARTY A Hallowe'en and birthday party was given Wednesday nipht, October 23rd by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson in honor of their daughter, Mary Jane's fifth birthday. Refreshments of candy, cake and ice cream were served to the following guests: Shirley and Larry Joe Exline, Joan and Billy Royers, Judy Noble, Harriet McDonald. Bobby Joe Engle, Sandra and Bobby Rogers, Leota, Frankie and Oral Bevis, Barbara Skinner, Wilma Jean Skinner, Gerald Wayne Russell, Jimmy Bob and Mary Jane Anderson. The honored guest received several nice gifts. EAST HADBON HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The East Haddon Home Economics club met Thursday, October 17th at the home of Mrs. Ira Woodward. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Nellie Robbins. The following program was given: Club song "The Old Oaken Bucket." The club creed was repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by "Why I attend my Home Economics club." The' minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Tickets for the achievement day were presented. The club voted to hold a market Saturday. November 2, at the Griffins Hardware. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Emma Bowen; vice-president, Agnes Latshaw and secretarytreasurer, Nell Borders. Readings were then given by 27c I IMHHIM'r i mmmt iiiiiiwtui "1 2 1 Free 3

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Lillie Woodward and Tracy Robbins. The club prayer was

repeated in unison and the meeting was dismissed. 1 Delicious refreshments were served to the following members: Mrs. George Collier, Mrs. Floyd Horton, ,Mrs. Henry Kaiser, Mrs. Don Robbins, Mrs. Ivan Robbins, Mrs. Ira Woodward, Mrs. Iva Wilson, Mrs. Adrian Borders, Mrs. Arthur Smith and three guests, Mrs. Earlie Woodward, Mrs. Bill Robbins and Mrs. Ed Harrington. PYTHIAN SISTERS , HOLD MEETING ; ! The Pythian Sisters met Thursday evening, October 24th with a good attendance. After the opening ceremonies the charter was draped for Mrs. Ida Geiger who passed away that afternoon. At the close of the meeting a program was given. Mrs. Arlie Springer gave several numbers on the piano. A reading was fiven bv jMrs. Crisa Watson en titled "When the Frost is on the iPumnkm" followed by me story i of Hallowe'en given by Zola Farrell which was very interest ing. Ghosts appeared during the evening and the program closed with the "old witch" appearing and telling each one a thrilling fortune. Refreshments of cookies, apI pies and coffee were served. Pauline Collins. Hattie Stewart and Hoyt Collins drew the ! mystery packages. RESERVATIONS ELIGIBLE FOR "SYMPHONY SUPPER CLUB" Local residents holding tickets for the Friday evening concerts of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Fabien Sevitsky, are eligible to make reservations for the "Symphony Supper Club", it has been announced by Mrs. Jack A. Goodman, President of the Women's Committee of the; Indiana State Symphony Society, ; Anyone holding a ticket, either season or single . admissfpn to, the Friday concerts, may' reserve dinner at the Athenaeum for !six o'clock on the Friday concert night. Lectures will also be given on the program to be

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played. The first supper and Ipcture will be on November 15. Mrs. Garland Retherford is in charge of arrangements, and Miss Alma Patton will give the first lecture. It is not necessary to attend both lecture and dinner. Reservations to attend the supper club should be made on the Wednesday preceding the Friday performance. Reservations should be made through the Svmphony Orchestra Office, Mnrat Theater, Indianapolis, Indiana. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION MFT FRIDAY OCTOBER 25 The Woman's Association of thp First Presbyterian Church held its regular meeting at the church on Friday. Oct. 25th. It wa Puest day and a nice crowd attended. Mrs. Homer Weisbecker pave the opening prayer. After a few announcements made by the president, Mrs. H. W. Branstetter, the meeting was turned over to the program chairman, Mrs. Waldo Wheeler. Mrs. John T Havs gave the devotions. .Mrs. Emma Kennedy gave a snlend'd review of the book "The Miracle of the Bells" by Russell Janney. It was the story of a Polish girl's simnle faith in Ood and how it affected the lives of many people. As Mrs. Kennedy said "there is a chuckle and sermon in every chapter." SUNDAY GUESTS 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong entertained the following puests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Reece and Fons, Richard and Jack, Miss Frances Pacano of Kansas City, Kansas, Paul Reece of Chicago, Mrs. Ira Reece of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keikner and daughter, Jay. of Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Ceryl Nicoson and son. John, of Corv. ,Mr. and Mrs. John Redifer of Saline. Mrs. Wilbur Mcintosh and son, Rustori, of Cory, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris of Shelburn.

BIRTHDAY DINNER A birthday dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cox of Sullivan in honor of the twentieth birthday of their daughter, Betty Jane Duncan. A lovely dinner was served at the noon hour,' Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cox, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox of Indianapolis, Floyd Cox, Grover Lee Cox, Lula Thompson and children, the honored guest, Betty Jane,' and her husband, Lex E. Duncan, all of this city. OF 2 - 6 FIRST SERVED Court St.

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REPRESENTATIVE OF VETS TO BE HERE The. contact representative for the Veterans Administration will be at the local Red Cross office Thursday, October 31st to assist veterans with problems. BIRTHDAY DINNER A delicious turkey dinner was given in honor of the birthday of Bob Jeffers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie F. Scully October 24th. It was also the first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffers. .Many nice gifts were received for both occasions. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lowdermilk and children, Connie, Ronny and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffers, mother and father of the honored

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YOUNG PEOPLES MISSIONARY MEETING POSTPONED

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