Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 228, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 November 1946 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1946. SULLIVAN, INDIAN

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ATTENDS RECOGNITION TEA - Miss Betty Woodard of Fairbanks attended the annual Sophomore Recognition Tea given by Mortar Board, the highest honorary for senior women. This tea is sponsored to recognize and encourage sophomore women who are outstanding in scholarship and campus activities at Indiana University. The honorary members of Mortar Board were guests at the function and Toby Treger, president, spoke to ihe group on "Leadership." ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. aid Mrs, Myrton Painter of Spiceland, Indiana announce tr.e engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Anita, to Paul Eugene Everhart, rr:n nf Mr nnrl Mrc CI P Vworhart of Hymera. The wedding will take place December 1st at the Friends church in Spiceland.

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RED RYDER HITS THE TRAIL FOR JUSTICE EXCITING, ADVENTUEEf "Intermezzo" from Cavaleria Rusticana, Joan Walters at the first piano, was loved by all. Mrs. Billman's solo, "Estrella Mazurka" by Carl Heins, pleased the audience. Ruth Hazel Springer interpreted "The Mardi" from Bizet's "Carmen" as only, a pupil of rare talent and a will to work can. . Recital attendants have been asking, the past six months, when Mrs. Carolyn Hobbs of Linton, would play again. At the close of her first number, a "Mazurka Brilliante," she received a round of applause. Then she played Brahms' "Hungarian Dance No. N." Her listeners were delighted. A request number closed the programme a duo, "March of the Wooden Soldiers," Sally Billman, first piano; Louise Billman, second piano. This rendition was appreciated as much as it was at the September Recital. Ushers were Kathryn D. Lippeatt, Billie Ed Catlin, Nancy Jayne Raines, Barbara Christine liwmmilim,. uiiihiiiiiiiimi.. "Pastry

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