Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 231, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 November 1946 — Page 3

rjSULUVAN. INDIANA' SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 19, 1946. PAGE THREE GRAB BAG CAN SHE .PROVE HIS CITESN5SHIP? WRECKAGE OF LOST AIRLINER Sullivan Glub Meetings FOR THIS WEEK "would alleviate the general curse they lie under by mutual offices of compassion, benevolenceand humanity. Addison. Today's Horoscope If today is your birthday anniversary, you are conscientious, ambitious, accurate and just. You do not act hastily, but are steady and reliable,, You always finish whatever you undertake. You are both artistic and musical, and have high ideals. You are jovial in company, hearty and fun-loving, and will be happily married. A friendly impulse may make you wish to write a letter today, so follow it. You may also be Inspired with a good idea for next week's holiday. You probably will ask for money today. The moon enters Libra si. J:15 p. m. Just now you could talk yourself into anything,, but relax; a planetary gift releases you from burdens. 4 1. Who was the first governor It ybf the Plymouth colony? ' 2. In 1832 Rev. Samuel ' F. Smith wrote a poem that never grows old. What is it? 3. Who was 'the first presidential candidate of the Republican party?. i ' ' '' Hints on Etiquette k Combing the hair in public is tad manners. ' ji it 4 1 r - vx Sri-, s. i BIRTHDAY CLUB TO MEET The Country Birthday club will meet at the home of Mrs. John McKinney on Tuesday, November 19th with a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Margaret Wampler, Mrs. Ruby Thrasher and Mrs. Clara Anderson are the entertainment committee. Visitors are always welcome. ' One Slinute Test Answers 1. John Carver; William Bradford was the second. 2. "America." . 3. John C. Fremont; he was defeated by James Buchanan., Words of Wisdom Half the misery of human life bight be extinguished if men Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.

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1 Mr. and Mrs., Cecil McCammon ytfr. and son, Joe Ray, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Orville McCammon at Hymera. i Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gambill,

. Mrs. Mary Latshaw and Mrs. Walter Downs have returned to their homes in New Jersey after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Mickey of South Main Street. Miss Sara Sims of New Leba

non, attended the formal military

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IMr.. and Mrs. Eaton Dudley, Mrs. ba1 at Purdue University No' i 11 - s t t 1 1 : i . r 1

Cora Dudley and Nellie Eaton of

JTerre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Eaton. , Misses Thelma and Erma Roberts attended a birthday party at the Merom Institute Sunday in rionor of Barbara Jane Taylor.

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Miss Geneieve Sizemore of Corbin Kentucky, is spending a few days with Jr. Austin and family.

PITTSBURGH (UP) Small business ventures here took on a new twist with the opening of a beauty salon for pets. Eugene C. Ort, navy veteran, and John T. Budney run a pickup and delivery service. They shampoo, clip nails, scrub teeth, and comb and brush the animals. A complete treatment includes feeding and a run around the block.

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MORTON REVON WALLEN of Newark, who was born In mid-Atlantic and is unable to prove his citizenship, finally has come to the end of his search for his nursery mate. She is Mrs. Susan Firestone, left, of Brooklyn, and through her, Wallen hopes to establish his citizenshin, (leteraational Soundphcto)

Wood class of the Baptist church class party in men's class room Tuesday, November 19th, 6:30 p. m. Chili supper.

Sullivan Home Economics Club, Wednesday, November 20th,. 1:30 p. m. home of Mrs. Roy McDonald, 618 East Washington Street.

La Petite Auguille Club meets Wednesday P1. m. with Mrs. Charles Coffman.

Frank Neff Women's Relief Corps No. 155, Wednesday, November 20th, 2:00 p. m. Woodman Hall.

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CANTEEN NEWS

The Dart and Arrow can boast of 107 members now. This makes a gain of thirty members in just one week. The membership drive is continuing. Wednesday's entertainment came in the form of a short play and music. Don Wolfe, Mary, Ann Kerlin, Joan Walters, Tom Anderson, Whitney Courtney, Eddie Kerlin and Linda Weisbecker did some impromptu dramatics in a playlet entitled "Ah!" Joan Walters played "Clair de Loon" as a piano solo while Ann Smith, Joan Godfrey, Joan Walters, Mary Ann Kerlin and Shirley Chambers featured in some vocal numbers. A one dollar prize is offered to the person selling the most tickets for the Turkey Dance, November 8th. The Swingsters will play and admission will be

fifty cents per person or eightyfive cents per couple.

Pocahontas Club, Thursday, November 21st, 7:00 p. m. Mrs. Christine Pierce, Sullivan route three. Bring own table service. , Sullivan American Legion Post No. 139, Tuesday, November 19th, 8:00 p.m. Legion Home. Initiation, free chili supper.

Hud Crowder W. R. C. Social club meeting, borne of Mrs. Charles Usrey, 451 South Troll Street, Friday, November 22, 2:00 p. m. Bring a guest.

Nathan Hinkle Chapter D. A. R. meeting. Home of Mrs. John Oldham, Thurs- . day afternoon, 2:30 o'clock.

Sullivan American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday, Nov. 25th, Legion Home, instead of tonight as was inadvertently reported to the Times yesterday, President Lorella Hallbeck stated today. Covered dish dinner, 6:30; initiation services, 8:00 p. m.,,Nov. 25th.

SCATTERED OVER THE SLOPE of Mount Cobblestone near Burbank, Cal is the wreckage of a DC-3 airliner which cracked up in a heavy rain ' and windstorm. The eight passengers and crew of three aboard the craft are believed to have perished in tine accident which occurred a few minutes before the craft was due to land. --..(International)

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