Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 219, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 1 November 1946 — Page 6

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, NOV. 1. 1946.

- SULLIVAN, INDIANS

UAW AND CHRYSLER OFFICIALS GO INTO ROUND TWO

THE SECOND ROUND of the negotiations between United Auto Workers officials ana management spokesmen for Chrysler corporation takes up in Detroit as the group, above, meet! to discuss labor's ' demand for wage increases in a friendly fashion. Left to right are Joseph W. Rubin and Norman - Matthews, both of UAW; Robert W. Conder, Chrysler director of industrial relations, and his assistants George Huth and John Leary. (International Soundphoto)

Beginning November 2nd DAVIS HOTEL DINING ROOM WillBe CLOSED SATURDAYS 1 HAROLD HAUGHT.

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Mrs. Mary Etta Houghland, above right, of Franklin, who is the

Southern Province Chairman of Psi Iota Xi sorority, will be hostess at a meeting of twenty-two chapters of Psi Iota Xi to be held in Franklin tomorrow. Mrs. Ruth Ball Harker, above left, Grand President, of 'Muncie, will preside at the business session.? ;; Official delegates, representing Beta Beta Chapter of Sullivan, will be Mrs. Mary B. Scott, president, and Miss Mabel Nowlin, publicity chairman. Mrs. Millie Taylor and Mrs. Eileen Yaw will also attend the meeting.

Legion Auxiliary Enjoys Witching Party The ladies of the Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary turned the beautiful rooms of the Legion Home here into a den of masked antics for ghosts and goblins as well as lovely costumed damsels Wednesday evening.

MISSIONARY AT LONGS CHAPEL MONDAY Miss Gladys Webb, former missionary to India will be at Longs Chapel Methodist Church Monday night, November 4th at 7:00 o'clock. One of Indiana's missionaries Miss Webb was held in a concen

tration camp for three years during the war. She is appearing on several Methodist programs throughout the county during next week-

LOCALS Mrs. Stella Swain, Mrs. Laura Neuworth and Mrs. Belle Ryder, who have been the guests of tieir sister, Mrs- Charles Ruddell, left Thursday to visit another sister, Mrs. Alta Nichols in LaJunta, Colorado. Miss Esther Ruddell has returned to Washington, D. C. after visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Ruddell, and sister, Jessie, and relatives from California and

Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plew of Austin, Texas, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Plew and family, and friends. Miss Ressa Hux has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carnega and family of Gary, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Willis received a letter from thpir

Loren, that their daughter, Lois Janet Swoop, had been operated en for appendicitis. He reported 'that' she is getting along nicely. Loren will be remembered in Sullivan, as he was engaged with John Douthitt and Son in the

clothing business for many years-

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilkins

of Sullivan rural route one announce the birth of a son, Rudy Allen, born October 30th at the hospital.

October 31st at the; Mary Sher'man Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Flath of Dugger are the parents of a daughter born at the Mary Sherman Hospital October 31st. She has "been named Patricia Ann.

Mr- and Mrs. George Lisman of 405 South State Street announce the birth of a daughter, Rita Kay, born October 31st at the hospital.'

Sweet potatoes, pumpkins and

Mr and Mrs. William Knight of Hymera are announcing the arrival of a baby boy born October 31st at the hospital here. He has been named Billie Joe.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kerns of Shelburn are the parents of a son, Lester Wilbur. Jr. born

squashes may be kept for winter use in the storage room -in the basement, in dry, well-ventilated cellars, or better in the basement near the furnace. If the temperature is maintained at SO to 60 degrees, late maturing varieties

of these vegetables will keep ; until late winter, say Purdue I University horticulturists.

The evening, void of the usual business discussions, was devoted solely to a social hour and fun-ffest, with chairman Lula Bledsoe and her associates Iria Hampton, Mary Mood and Ruby Holdson directing the activities. Twinkling jack - o - lanterns backgrounded by shocks of crackling fodder made a mystic setting for the ghostly doings and prizes were awarded Marjorle Morris, ,Marjorie Walters and Lilly Morris for their outstanding costumes. - The party was given a double meaning when unit members arrived bearing gifts for the Foutz family of Paxton who recently lost their entire belongings in flames that destroyed their home. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served the large number present and music and dancing succeeded the unveiling session.

SHELBURN LADIES AID The Ladies Aid of the Shelburn Methodist Church met in the basement for an all-day meeting recently. The day was spent in quilting. "Those present were: Maude German, Sallie DeBusk, Lillie Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens, Gertrude Sebring, Eula Taylor, Eva Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Lizzie Carrithers, Mr. and ,Mrs. Alfred Norris and son, Helen Willey, Rev. and Mrs. Abel and daughter. Mrs. Sallie Brewer and Gertrude Hooper., v TRI KAPPA NOTICE The Associate chapter of Tri Kappa will meet Sunday, November 4th at 7:30 p. m. with Deborah Laabs. ALPHA DELPHIAN CLUB NOTICE The Alpha Delphian club will meet Monday afternoon at 2:15 at the home of Mrs. Dillon Routt.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Jothan i J. Bragdon, deceased late of Sullivan County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ' J BERNICE FERREE, Administratrix. Pigg & Tennis. Attorneys. 1st ins 11-1-54 3t.

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Paul T. Vermillion (Licensed Civil Engineer) Republican Candidate For COUNTY SURVEYOR Mr. Vermillion has been with the Indiana State Highway Commission on Survey and road construction work for the past 18 years with the exception of six months in 1942 when he was employed at George Field, Illinois as Engineer in charge of Road and Site Development. Friends will remember his work in this county, when in 1938-39 Mr. Vermillion was in charge of construction work on State Road 48 between Shelburn and Road 63 and during 1939 and 1940 when he supervised construction of Road 154 between Turman Creek and Hutsonville

and again in 1941 when Mr. Vermillion was in charge of

construction of the concrete pavement on State Road 48, Hymera, east to Road 159. Last winter Mr. Vermillion made several surveys in this county including one for a new road between Merom and Carlisle. At present he is engineer on a $400,000.00 road pro

ject south of Bloomfield. Mr. Vermillion's experience and

ability in the field of Civil Engineering amply qualify him for the office of County Surveyor.

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