Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 256, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 December 1946 — Page 5

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For Sale ELECThIC hot water heaters, electric hot plates and toasters. Farm Bureau Co-op. FOR John Deere parts and Service call 285 at Mace Tire & Battery Service, Sullivan, .Ind. TtOYLAND now open. Shop early. Make Christmas morning in your home a veritable Santaland from ROOT'S TOY DEPARTMENT, second floor. WINTER wreaths and cemetery decorations. Bright and colorful. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver. " FRESH CUT FLOWERS r.are Mums and Pompoms, Glads, Roses, Carnations, Snapflragons, neatly arranged for any occasion. Wildin's Greenhouses, Phone 9214. We deliver. FOR "SALE One Bb Saxophone, one Bb Cornet, one Bb Trumpet, one set Xylophones, one set Orchestra Bells. Orville Hall, Phone 173, Shelburn. For Atlas tires and tubes, ex pert lubrication, tire and battery ; service, drive in at STAHL 5 STANDARD SERVICE, 29 N. Section St. Phone 262. ' ,' FOR SALE Boy u bicycle. Air so toy Jack's pony; Girl Scout uniform, size .14. 510 N.. Main,' FF.oive 317." - " . , A 1 - I FOR SALE Roasting hens for I'vithe holidays. -LTtziCCvawiord - Phone 9042. i 1 FOR SALE j 937 Chevrolet' j with 1938 motor, just overhauled. Phone 407-X. 209 North West St. i A FOR SALE Springfield automatic rifle, like new. 320 N. State ( St. " : FOR SALE Large R.C.A. (sixteen tube) radio record player; 1 large Majestic radio; boy's biTycle, new tires, tubes, seat, $17.50; girl's ironing board; electric iron, $2.50; children books, games, etc., 5c, 10c, 25c. Will ex- . change girl'rj snow suit size e'a , for leggings size 8-10 or over- ' shoes size three. Mrs. Jake Brust, Tel. 15, Shelburn. ELECTRIC floor sandcr and I ' politer for rent. MARSHALL DRUGS, SHELBURN. Phone 90. FOR SALE 1932 Buick 4-door sedan. Glenn S'ncfflcr, IV4 mi. youth Exline, east. ; C; R. cuddly stuffed animals for the youngsters on your list. P Sc A Store. FOR SALE 1940 Pontiae 6 two-door, with heater, radio, clock, good tires, new paint job, in good mechanical condition. Can be seen at Bledsoe's Sinclair Station, Corner Wall & Section. FOR ' SALE Nice fat frying .. chickens, some suitable for roast- ' ir Dressed or on toot. J. H. White, telephone 3.103. TWO RECORD changers, forrrrly $35.95. no'v $1.9.95. 8 Regal rsd'os, formerly 531.50, now $19.95. ROOT'S, second floor. ,J: VANITY LAMPS, all styles and prices for ideal Christmas gifts; toys, electric irons (heat u controlled), doll buggies, electric clocks, floor and table lamps, Kent ceffee makers, etc. GENE'S RADIO SERVICE, south side ; Fquare. FOR RALE Hens and eggs. 'Also bla'jk walnut!, large tricycle, child's auto, small wagon and wheelbarrow, etc. 471 S. Fell. Dead Animals Removed AH kinds: horses, cows. heep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone .332 or Crawford S201 or Crawford 53109, Terre Haute. We pay all phor.c charges. 24 hour sertvice. I JohnWachtelCo. . Terre Haute, Indiana . t

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FOR SALE Three ; head of 2 yr. feeding cattle, 33 head of ewes. Also thoroughbred heel driving shepherd pups ready to go for Xmas. Aden Robbins, R. 5, on the Julian Powell farm. . FOR SALE 20 hearl yearling white faced feeding cattle. 12 Vfe S. Court. WESTINGHOUSE , Sampson and G.E. Automatic Irons, Westinghouse and Philco Radios for immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Dugger, Ind. Mueller Gas Fired Unit complete with controls. Utility room type. In stock. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. Phone 90. FOR SALE Oil burning heater. $55. C01 North Section. C. Johnson Texaco Station. FOR SALE One blond cocker puppy, eligible to register, female; three black half cocker & beagle, good hunters or pets. All seven weeks. 408 So. Court. Phone 700. FOR SALE Good 4-room house, 9 lots, northeast part Hyrrera. Inquire at Elven Shounk's or City Service Station. FOR SALE 5-room modern house located on French Street. Call 320 after 5:00 p. m. Mrs. Tony Dudley. FOR SALE Boy's bicycle, good' condition.;. 416 East Jackson, Sullivan. WARM MORNING and Majestic Hcater3 for immediate delivery. Woodward Hardware Co., Bugger, Ind. FOR SALE One acre of land, 4-room house, other outbuildings, $2500. Located south Sullivan on U. S. 41. Inquire 424 South Court Street.. C. Price. WATER HEATING EQUIPMENT Automatic Gas, Oil and Electric. Sidearm Gas and Coal burning water heaters. LAWRENCEVILLE SALES COMPANY, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. Phone 90. FOR SALE Federal Spinner washer, gnod condition; girl's red ct'tit, legging Fet, size 6. Phone 393-B. FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet coach, good condition, good tires 236 W. Graysville St. FOR SALE One set 9:00-20 truck tire chains, $10.00; 50 bales straw. IV2 miles southeast of Merom. Cecil Phillips. FOR RENT FOR RENT 2-room unfurnished apt. Adults only. 225 N. Main. FOR RENT 4-room apartment urjstairs. unfurnished, at 27 South State St. O. L. Springer, At. MiscellaneousPROMPT ROAD service for tire battery and farm equipment troubles. Phone 285. W. S. JARED IMPLEMENT SALES. 19 North Section Street. MASON AUTO EXCHANGE, Carlisle, for new and used auto parts. Sundays 9 till 4 for parts cnly. Auto repairing on week days, 7 till 5. FLOOR SANDING and finishing done. Have complete equipment's. C. Willis, R. R. 5, Sullivan. Dugger Phone 105F14. LOOK Oleomargarine, mayonnaise, syrup, soap flakes, apple butter, jelly, lunch meats, and fresh eggs at Flynn's, Shelburn, Indiana. ' I SEE the . new Majestic Range, i Designed for economical fuel 1 consumption. Limited supply, i Woodward Hardware Co., Dug1 ger, Ind. ,

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WANTED Dead animals. We remove your dead animals free of charge. Phone No. 9 reverse charges. Sullivan Fertilizer Co. RADIATOR repair and cleaning. Gasoline tank repair. NuCor Radiator Shop, 925 No. Main St. Phone 334. WANTED Cesspool and toilet' cleaning. Modern pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. WANTED Cesspool and toilet j cleaning. Modern equipment. You know the price before we start. Box 105 c-o Times. I WANTED TO BUY Tractor outfit. Will buy farming equipment and rent land without I buildings from retiring farmers. 1 Write Box GF, c-o Times. WANTED House to rent, unfurnished. Dr. Noble Sevier. Call 755. LOST LOST Female beagle hound, white and brown, spotted, 2 miles southwest New Lebanon. Finder call Roy Chubb, Shelburn. CARD OF THANKS We Wish to thank the minister, the singers, the pallbearers, j friends and neighbors for their i floral offerings and all others' who helped in our time of sorirow for mother, sister, and grandmother, Mrs. Martha A. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Steele Mrs. Flora Criss All of the Grandchildren. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodsmall and daughter, Eileen, of Detroit, Michigan, were the snnner tmpte I of Mr. and Mrs. John Woodsmall unday. VICKERS-AKERS VOWS READ SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vickers of Shelburn are - announcing the j marriage of their only daughter, Barbara, to LaVerne Akers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Akers of Shelburn. The couple were united irt a simple ceremony performed in the Sullivan Christian Church parsonage by Rev. Jack Anderson Sunday afternoon, December 22nd in the presence of their families and a number of close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Akers are both natives of the Shelburn communities where they received their schooling. At present the groom is employed in Gary, Indiana where they will make their home. Son After Job SON of Gov.-Elect Eugene Talmadge, whose death poses an unprecedented problem of succession to Georgia's gubernatorial chair, Herman Talmadge, above, Is a contender for the job his father would have assumed January 14, 7flternatona)i On Sale! . . . Mrs. Claude Williams' LATEST BOOKLET ENTITLED "INTISLVTIOiNS ' of , LIFE IN A PARSONAGE" Thi3 36-parre booklet (6x9) about childhood in Indiana and later youth years in Montana makes a suitable gift booklet. ' Priced $1.00 VIQUESNEY'S 644 Wabash Ave.

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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and Mrs. James Hickman were Sullivan visitors Wednesday. Mrs. F. M. Dukes and Mrs. E. A. Hammack attended the D.A.R. party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Wallace Springer in Sullivan. Class Party. One of Dugger's social highlights for Wednesday evening, December 18, was the Christmas supper given for the members of Mrs. O. E. Chowning's Sunday School class. About six o'clock the members began, to. assemble in the basement of the Church of Christ, each, bringing a savory and tempting dish of food together with an intriguing Christmas package. . The basement, which had been artfully decorated .with a Christmas tree and other festive trimmings, fairly Sparkled with the Yuletide spirit. At 6:30 when the table had been spread with the bountiful feast, the members found their places and the next hour was spent in eating and exchanging bits of conversational news. After the delicious meall the members gathered around the sparkling Christmas tree where they sang carols and told legends that have been woven around the birth of the Christ Child. The sacred simplicity and the wholehearted co-operation of the entire group makes this event one thit goes deep to the heart of , each member to become as a pleasant memory. i To close tho informal program the gifts were taken from the tree and each person claimed one by completing the partial name or phrase which the package bore. The members of Mrs. Chown- , ing's class presented her with a fountain pen to express their appreciation for fulfilling so well AH

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the duties of an experienced and learned teacher. Christinas Party. The ladies of the Dugger Methodist Church and a few guests enjoyed a Christmas program at the home of Mrs. Elmer Wyatt Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mesdames Charles Mason, Clyde Harrison and Frank Parsons were co-hostesses. The home was decorated in keepingwith the Christmas season. The following program was given: "Silent Night" Ladies Quartet, Mesdames Dorsey Phillipi, Wm. Risinger, Rex Wyatt and Otis Rumple. Hymn "Joy to the World." Scripture Mrs. Komberger. Prayer Mrs. Wyatt. Hymn "Come All Ye Faithful." . Christmas Story Mrs. Elsie Hill; Piano solo, "Star of the East" Mrs. Ruth Abrams. Lesson, "World Peace" Mrs. Belle Tison. Duet, "Watchman, Tell Us of the Night" Mrs. Wiseman and Mrs. Risinger. Christmas Story Miss Mae Hendrickson. . nymn "Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Benediction Rev. Hoinberger. After a gift exchange, refreshments were served to Rev. and Mrs. Homberger and Mesdames Sam Landis. F. M. Goldman, Otis Rumple, Mattie Fulford, Gertrude Bedwell, Bruce Hilderbrand, D. C. PhiUippi, - Ruth Abram, Mary Hill, Mary Horn, Ralph . Hill, Ray Tison, Dove Freeman, Priscilla Yung, Walter BedwclJ, Ora Wiseman, F. M. Dukes, Rex Wyatt, William Risinger, Stewart Parmley, Bruce Brown, Misses Oris and Mae Hendrickson, the hostess, Mrs. Elmer Wyatt and co-hostesses, Mesdames Chas. Mason, Frank Parsons and Clyde Harrison.

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Don and Rose McFarland were in Sullivan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nash and daughters and Mrs. Harriet Nash and son, Larry, spent Sunday afternoon in Terre Haute with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hirschfield. Mesdames OUie Crist, Edith Woodsmall, Ora Jordan, Lillis Snider and Mayme Myers attended the supper and Christmas party of the Sullivan" Rebekah Lodge Thursday night, December 19th at the I.O.O.F. Hall in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMillan were guests of his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Estel McMillan, in Terre Haute Sunday. Mrs. Cecil Crooks was in Sullivan Tuesday. The Loyal Daughters class met with Meda Greenwood Tuesday night, December 17th for their annual Christmas party with the following program: Prelude, organ melody of Christmas anthems by Beulah Rust. Song' "Tell Me the Story of Jesus" by all. Prayer by Flora Wence. Reading "The Night Before Christmas," by Mayme Myers. Solo, Beulah Rust. Reading by Maggie Taylor. Play, "Christ is Born in Bethlehem" with a cast of eleven members. Song "Silent Night" by all. Playlet, "Peter Piffers Christmas" by Ollie Crist and Mayme Myers. Recitation "Johnnie's Christmas" by Meda Greenwood. Song "Jingle Bells" and special offering for orphans home in St. Louis. There, was an exchange of gifts and a grab bag-JRefresh. ments of candy fruit and fruit punch were served to twentynine members and guests. The next meeting will be on Friday afternoon, January 3rd with Flora Wence. Wesley . Harmon, who is stationed in Wesler, North Carolina, was called home due to the illness of his mother, Mrs. Mable Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer spent last Sunday in Jasonville with their son and family, .Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark have as their guests their son, Buster One-Mlnuute Test 1. What is fluoriU as usedJn the steel industry? 2. What is calcite? , ' 3. What is chromite?' Words of WisdorrA 1 . t urged the good lady that this was Christmas eve; that Christmas .comes but once a year which is unhappily too true, for when it begins to stay with us the whole year round we shall make this earth a very different place. Charles Dickens. Hints on Etiquette A well-bred young girl will rise

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