Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 238, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 November 1946 — Page 8

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PAGE SIX SULLIVAN, INDIAN SUNDAY And Monday Ends Tonight Bargain Price 6:45 to 7:15 SUNDAY And Monday From The Top Of Every BestSsller List It Comes ... To Top All Screen Entertainment! DRESSED FIT TO KILL . . . To Keep A Date With A Kilkr! 1 .-"u.v,- - w - s- I'! Ar' V'f !itt - - m She braved an exotic A 1 .nS,1V" world and won a triumph no other woman ever knew! Saturday - One Day Only 11 WOT, v- ;t ir Mystery! Suspense! Temptation That Destroys! l in V " ' f A M:. ;;:r r " v X,

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Announcement DELORES McGARVEY NASH, having worked here for many years, will begin her appointment list at MONETTE'S Thursday, December 5th. Delores will be glad to welcome both old and new customers.

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While A Funeral Service is held but once, it must be kept in memory ever afterwards, approvingly or otherwise. Realizing how great our own responsibility is, we plan each sendee with the utmost care.

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Tonight & Sat. TWO BIG FEATURES ciliy AM Farm Bureau Holds Tax Schools INDIANAPOLIS, Nov.. 27. Indiana farmers have taken an cctive interest in the first four district federal net income tax schools conducted during - the past week by Anson S. Thomas, tax and legislative director of the Indiana Farm Bureau, it was renortPd here today. Six more similar schools have been sched-

uled in other parts of the state. After the regular business ses'sion two very interesting and inDates and places of the tax structive papers were given. They schools yet to be held are: Nov. were ariy American Youth" by 27, New Castle, YMCA; Dec. 18, Mr3 Thomas Licpsatt and "Ynuth Marion, Y;ICA; Dec.19, Albion, of Today" by Mrs. John M. Pur-Co-op Oifice and Crawfordsville celL Mrs Robert Billman played Court House; Dec. 20, Hamlet, two very pleasing piano tsolos, Methodist Church. ; "Trees" and "Ettrella Mazurka."

The meetings at each place start at 10 o'clock in the morning and adjourn at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. - R. D. Needier of the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association's' tax denartment will assist with the j meetings at Albion, Delphi, .and I Marion. A representative of , the ( Federal Bureau of Internal Reyenue will take part in each ses1 sion. -' " During the past week district tax meetings were held at Lintori, Rushville,' Princeton, and Scottsburg. The purpose -of the meetings is to acquaint Indiana farmers with federal income tax regulations and to give instruction on filing returns, : Meetings of this type have been .held; by Mr. l nomas in previous years. For the Squeamish FOR BLOOD DONORS who can't stand the sight of blood even their own this apparatus is rigged up at Saint Antoine hos- : pital in Paris. Parisians donate 10,000 quarts of blood annually at this official blood donation cen ter, . (International)

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D. A. R. MEETING The Nathan Hinkle Chapter of D. A. R. met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Oldham for their November meeting. Mrs. Oldham gave a report pf the State Conference at Indianapolis which she, attended October 10th and 11th. 1 The hostesses, Mrs. Oldham, Mrs. E. A. Billman, Mrs. Billman and Mrs. Alice Gibony served re freshments at which time the society enjoyed a social hour. HOME EC CLUB MEETS The November meeting of the Prairie Home Makers Economics Club was held at the home of Mrs Edith Barker with the following program: SongSf "America lhe Beautiful," and "How Can I Lcave Thee". Club creed followed by secretary's report by Phena Adams. Roll call, "my favorite Thanksgiving dish".' The following officers were elected for the

year 1947: president, Clara Rapp; ! WctK" lne uslness session was in vice-president-, Mary Adams; sec- charge of the president, Mrs. Darretarv. Anna Wolfe: treasurer. lene Sproatt. Mrs. Lawless was

Mnna Oi.n Qnd iPI.rWe Phonr. . - . ' ' Adams and Mary Edwards. A committee for the Christmas pro gram was appointed. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, whipped cream, nut cake and ; coffee were served by the hostess. After the meeting a display of Stanley Products was presented. , Members present were Mona Dnepn, Marv M KdwarH r.pr,i r i Knotts, Edith Knotts, Gladys Knotts, Eva Hale, Clarice Phegley, Phena Adams, Lois Monroe, Ruth Blice, Edith Barker, Clara Rapp, Mary Adams, Anna Wolfe, and Berniece Seever. Wanda Blice and Aunt Eliza Wells were guests. The Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Berniece Soever. SULLIVAN HOME EC CLUB lhe bulli van Home Economics club met at the home of Mrs. Roy McDonald Wednesday afternoon, November 20. Mrs. George Bennett and Mrs. Henry Strawn acted as co-hostesses. The meeting opened by singing "The Star Spangled Banner" and club creed in unison. The history of the song of the month was given by Mrs. Fred Gadberry. The song "How Can I Leave Thee" was sung in unison. Roll call was answered by giving the recipe for "my favorite Thanksgiving dish." The minutes of the last meeting were read and discussed. A report of the council meeting was given by Mrs. Fred Worthington. The new officers were installed "by Mrs. Harry Brummett as fol lows: president, Mrs. Harry Kaskett; vice-president, Mrs. Jack

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Cartoon - Latest News Editor Cox; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Virgil Wolfe; reporter, Mrs. Tressa Houston. The club prayer was given in unison. The lesson on making over old hats was given by Mrs. Stewart Moore and Mrs. Jack Cox. Members present were Mesdames Ola Wilson, Fred Worthington, J. C. French, Bob Wright, Fenry Strawn, Roy McDonald, Paul Howe, George Bennett, Jack Cox, W. R. Wilson, Fred Gadberry, . Stella Price, Harry Haskett, Tressa Houston, Virgil Wolfe, Emory Thompson, C. M. ,Usrey, Harold Martin, Hosea , Snow, Margaret Alsman, Stewart j Moore, Harry Brummett and Miss Lola Brewer. Guests were Ida Spencer, Mrs. Paul Cushman, Mrs. Jesse Dudley Sr., and Mrs. Agnes Schubert. The Christmas meeting will be at the home of' Mrs. Charles M. Usrey at 451 Troll Street with a covered dish dinner at the noon hour. TRY COMANY CLASS , OF CARLISLE MEETS I The regular meeting of the Try Company class was held at the I home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Min- ! ich on Thursday evening of last enrolled as a new member. Miss T7,Ot7rt T) rrT- -v linn in l-i n -nj-rA . Faye Boone was in charge of de votions, using as her thsme, "Lot's Wife.". A' patriotic program was presented in the form of living x i t . Pu several memoers oi assisted by Mr- MinichMlss Marilyn Sproatt was a guest and modele dresses of earlier years- At the conclusion of ihe Program, dainty refreshments were served. PARR-COLCLAZIER I VOWS READ I Mrs. James Welter of Greenfield, Indiana announces the marriage of her only sister, Lorraine Parr, to Leonard Colclazier at the First Presbyterian church at Sullivan on November 3. The marriage ceremony was sol-, emnized by Rev. Homer Weisbecker, pastor of the church. I The bride's sister, Virginia vvelter was matron of honor and Charles Colclazier, , brother of the groom, was best man. The bride wore a blue crepe dress with gold accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Welter wore a grey wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mrs. Laura Lemmon. Guests attending the wedding were Mrs. Jake Colclazier and Mrs. Charles Colclazier of Greenfield, Indiana, Mrs. Chriss Vickrey, Floyd Motsinger, Gail Wilson, Laura Lemmon and Lee Lemmon. Mr. and Mrs. Colclazier left after the reception for their newly furnished apartment in Indianapolis, where they are both employed.

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