Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 257, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 December 1946 — Page 6

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SOCIETY

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GET-TOGETHER CLUB . ( -The Get-Together Club met i Wednesday, Dec. 18 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Lowdermilk, vyith Mrs. Gladys .Huff as co- . hostess. A covered dish dinner was served at the noon hour. In the afternoon the program was Opened by. singing "Joy to the World" in unison. Roll call was answered by a Christmas verse and each told who their mystery pal was this year. During the business session, members drew fjbr. a mystery pal for the comin'g year. . A trio composed of Fern Brown, Helen Wilson and Vern Steele sang '"Silent Night." Several Christmas stories were read. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" was sung in unison, after which there was an exchange of gifts. , ' : Those attending were, Mrs. Maud Padgett, Mrs. Clyde Moore, Margaret Ormiston and Frances, Jessie Poe, Vern Morris, Frances Reynolds, Hazel Davis, Helen : Wible and Judy, Flora Bell, Vern Steele, Georgia Plew, Mrs. Kester, June Gilkerson, Ethel Eaton, Alma Christy, Eva Layton, Min- . nie Denney, Esther Bell, Imogene Whitman, Edith Hamm, Fern and Myrtle Brown, Bessie and June Osborne, Dorothy Wilson and ' John Larry, Cora Bell, Helen Whitman-, - Ada Ephlin-, Mrs. Pethtel.Tressa Allison, Helen Wilson and -the hostesses, Dorothy Lowdermilk and Gladys Huff. The January meeting will be held -at the home of Mrs. Eva Layton. CHRISTMAS DINNER -Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hughes of 518., North Broad Street entertained the following guests Christmas Day: Mr. and Mrs. llernTan E. Hughes of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hughes of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.-Eugene Briley of Terre

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Starring . JOHNSON M with KEENAN WYNN XAVIER CUGAT CUY tOMBARDO end their Orchestras EDWARD ARNOLD MARIE W150N, HOME EC CLUB The Sullivan Home Economics Club met Wednesday, December 18th at the home of Mrs. Charles Usrey for their December meeting and annual Christmas party, with Mrs. Ruby Allen as cohostess. At noon a delicious covered dish dinner was served, with turkey and all the trimmings. The business meeting was called to order by the president with all singing "The Star Spangled Banner." The pledge to the flag was given and club creed repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by "An Old Christmas Custom." It was voted to sew for the Red Cross the first Thursday of the month, also to buy a $5.00 Health Bond. Christmas baskets were donated for two needy families. A reading was given by Margaret Alsman. Barbara Colvin and Helen Simmers sang a Christmas song. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, followed by an exchange of Christmas gifts. Those present were Mesdames Lura Hayhurst, Faye Martin, Alice Slrawn, Ella Snow, Nelle Worthington, Blanche Peck, Margaret Alsrnan, Murlie Wilson, Maude Simmers, Gretchen Howe, Audrey Cox, Harriet Burnham, Paul Cushman, Eddie Moore, Ruth Gadberry, Sadie Pyles, Helen Simmers, Barbara Colvin, Helen Thompson, Pauline Mahan, Ethel Shepherd, Estella Wolfe, Rose Haskett, Stella TMce, Lela MeCammon, Mary McCuIlough, Ruby Allen, Susie Wilson, Daisy Brumett, Tressa Houston and the hostess, Dola ILsrey. SUPPER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rogers of Paxton, Indiana had as sifpper guests Friday their son, Robert Rogers, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brust of Pleasantville and Mrs. Alice Monroe of near Carlisle. (. Sullivan

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A tense scene from "The Strange Love Of Martha Ivers," starring J3arbar Stanwyck, Van Hcflin and Lizabeth Scott,.

PEYROXET-BOYLL VOWS READ At 2 o'clock -Sunday afternoon, December 22nd, the Church of God at Shelburn was the scene of a simple wedding ceremony, uniting in marriage Miss Bernice Peyronet, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian Peyronet of Shelburn, and Jerel R. Boy 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Boyll of Terre Haute rural route 3. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Hughes Moorehead, pastor of the church, before a small group of relatives and friends. The young couple were attended by Miss Rosalie Noel, close friend of the bride, and by Wilbur Boyll, cousin of the groom. James Noel and Lawrence Boyll acted as ushers. Both the bride and her bridesmaid wore street length white wool dresses with black accessories. The bride carried orchids and a white Bible, while Miss Noel wore a corsage of American Beauty roses. The mother of the bride and mother of the groom each wore corsages of pink roses. Immediately preceding thr ceremony, Mrs. Fred Gard played a lovely violin solo, accompanied at the piano by her sister, Mrs. Arlie Shroyer. Miss Marv Louise jAbel, school friend of the bride, sang "Always" and "I Love You lruly," accompanied by Miss Madge Wise and by Mrs. Delmar Heppard. Among those attending the wedding were: Mrs. Cyprian PeySOUR NOTES ON

I . EDMUND F. MUIDOWNEY, confidential clerk to Senator-Elect Irving M. Ives of New York, surveys Utters sent to state capitol tn Albany gfgtfsting eugar shortage, -j Intetiiation&lSoundphoto)

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- Color Cartoon - Novelty Saturday - ANYTHING FOR A PRICE! IIARRIGAN" Serial Hit And Monday! and Roseann, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Boyll, Mrs. Arthur Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyll, Shelby Boyll, Mrs. L. C. Barrett, Miss Marjorie Barrett, Pvt. Robert Barrett, Miss Patty Papinchock, Jack Frank, Jack O'Dell, Pete Foulk of Terre Haute, Owen Boyll, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcintosh and daughter, Donna Lee, of Pimento, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Boyll and son, Bobby, Mrs. Mora Banister of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lane, Mrs. J. P. Brust, Mrs. Marion Mayfield, Miss Myrna Mayfield, Miss Betty Breedlove, Mrs. Millard Noel, David Shroyer, Violet Santus, Mrs. S. C. Waldorf, Mrs. Nettie Williams and granddaughter, Nancy, of Shelburn. The young couple will make their home on a farm on a; Terre Haute rural route. FACTOGRAPHS The resurrection plant Is' a , small herb, native of - Arabia, Iran and Egypt, but found In America from New Mexico to Peru. In the dry season the leaves fall oil and the branches curve inward. When wetted it takes on. for a time, the appearance of a live plant. . rhe Lincoln , statue, jnvelled in Chicago in 1887. by the American sculptor, Augustus SaintGaudens, is co-nider;d the finest poi trait statue In the United States. SUGAR SHORTAGE

LTIST OF CLAIMS FILED WITH " COUNTY AUDITOR FOB ALLOWANCE BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONED OF SULLIVAN COUNTY AT A SPECIAL MKETINW MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 194fi.

James H. Ringer, per diem clerk 50.75 Jame3 H. Ringer, exp clerk 1.70 HiTA T .... T:. rn 1D I Typewriter Rebld Sales Co., same 99.21 James ivicuarvey, per aiem aua.. ou. to James McGarvey, exp aud 10.81 Moore-Langen Print Co., same.. 136.20 A. G. McGuire, same 18.00 H. V. Bennett, same l.OO Cleve Lewellyn, per diem treas.. 50.75 Cleve Lewellyn, treas fees 254.32 A. G. McGuire, exp treas 46.00 Moore-Lahgen Print Co., same.. 810.57 Lorella E. Hallbeck, per idem.... recorder 50.75 Lorella E. Hallbeck, exp record 3.00 Moore-Langen Print Go., same.. 12.00 VQtrnAlda ohofiff nor HlAm fifi fk 'Hubert Wagner, 'per diem dep.. i sheriff 19.80 I Harold Reynolds, mile serv proc 142.12 fiaroia neynoias, stnerni pi uirm .n.uu Hubert Wagner, per diem 30.60 Riley F. Etchison, serving foreign writ 8.40 Russell L. Farmer, same 4.40 Armandt T. Rosenbaumh, same 18.20 Harold Reynolds, meals pris crims , 63.00 I ohiff 9.36 83.50 30.00 43.45 3.15 3 1.90 29.45 lfiO.OO 72.30 K. K. Elliott Co., exp surveyor Jesse M. Boston, exp board ... KUUttlLWIl Edith Harmon, mile attend off. . O. J. Steffy & son, exp bi edu Remington Rand Inc., same TVr 13 nann samp . Mry Kaufman, prevent eon . . . diseases : Joe Souter, coroner's inquest . . Clias. 1.. itavis, Jr., per uir.ni ncqpssaor ' A. G. McGuire, exn assessor 18.60 Joe W. LowflermilK. per uiem.. pros atty 150.00 Ton W T.nwdermilk. exn pros atty 32.30 Walter F. Wood, per diem judge 52.50 Jas. H. Ringer, per diem cmei... reg off Pub Service Co. of Ind.. exp c h 147.00 Followell Bros., same 133;S Clarence Harlow, same . AJJ' ChaHe.o Fank. same J"" O. J. Steffy & Son, same 10.38 Tri-State School Supply Co., same 19.4.J Sanco Products Co., Inc., same 78.96 Melvin Custer, same. .63 Otis Elevator Co.. same 11.00 Sullivan County Water Co.. same 27.60 Pub Service Co. of Ind.. exp Jail 35.2b Followell Bros., same '.63il Sullivan Comm Co., same ....... 4 w I The Root Store, same Ki.WJ Dooia Hunt, same 4.4 Sullivan Laundry, same .S. Sullivan County Water Co.. same 11.25 Pub Service Co. of Ind.. exp inf 13.43 Followell Bros,, same 120.17 H. Schmidt same 29.00 Black Lumber Co,, same ?25-S Clint Brown, same 5?H? On iiron nwnratrat uo.. same.... j i Fritz Stein Bakery, same Johnson Food Store, same .... John W Wilson, same i in DJ n.n. aamA 64.15 ?2.53 19 SO 363.S9 r.aicuiioury c. riu uiv.. Rta"dPrct Oil L.O., same u; J C. Penney Co., same S3.'I7 The Fashion snop. same "-. Springer-Gouckenour Co., same. . 37.23 Tnrlev Notion Co.. same Jo.M Arnold Ford, same Milburn's Pharmacy, same 6."0 4.28 Floyd Chambers, same . . Sullivan County Farm Bui 79.05 Ora Sims, same 316.80 .is'in G. J. Webb, same Wendell Bennett, same Sullivan County Water Co.. same Geo. D. Gnttinger, per diem tn. comr John R. Howard, same Lawrence Huff, same John R. Howard, mile comr A'ex Davison, miners exam bd TTtlll! Tlflll... anma - 61.00 29.23 t.no 16.50 15.00 15.60 ?1 no 21.00 WMMHIFl VIlttCJ, OOlut Fnrl soutrt, same tviiq lw Tannines mile serv off 58.00 Thos. M. Jennings, exp serv off 3 90 A. G. McGuire, same 18.50 Underwood Corp.. same 35.50 Sullivan Union, pub adv 124.75 Sullivan Daily Times, same 122.20 Walker McHugh. burial soldier.. 150.00 faunne JVieuaKer, preui uninai bond 25.00 37.50 Tnm Rrnwn nnmp . .. 290.00 Treasurer of State., inmates st I inst 445.53 'James H. Ringer, exp comings 51.80 (Clerk Knox County, same 17.05 Green Const. Co.. clean ditches 400.00 Tom Nichols, same 15.00 TI T Dan. inaiirQTia r,n hlrltr 7Q il I Interest Cotigress.sch fund inL.. 135.00 32.00 Moore-iangen i'rint uo., exp... recorder St. Institution 103.20 Wilfred Usrey, exp. court house 132.34 HIGH REPAIR FUND E.- H Bardsley, highway repair 119.40 Emory Benson, same 137.25 Jesse L. Borders, same 115.70 Elza Boyll, same 123.75 Ray B, Drake, same 111.00 Mervln Enochs, game 118.30 Waller Hayes, same 311.60 .Tames Harold Mahan. same 118.95 Lester Mahan, same 112.20 Flovd Owens, same 137.25 Raymond Pirtle, same 103.20 Lawrence Robertson, same 109.J0 Frank II. Raley, same 141.75 Oliver N. Shepfer, same 110.25 George Shorter, same 116.40 William Starks, same 99.00 Leonard Tarrh, same 114.00 John Wallace, same 116.40 Walter Wolfe, same 102.00 Lex Wright, same -114.00 Samuel Cooper, same 30.80 Irvin Gallagher, same 22.00 Sam Gilbert, same 31 90 Joshua Hill, same 31.90 Lewis Jackson, same 25.30 Oscar McDaniel3. same 36.30 Charles Nash, same 13.20 Arthur Nesbaum, same 8.80 Charles Oldham, same 22.00 Joe Wardell, same 32.65 T. H. Heavy Hardware Co., same 10.54 Milton Drake, same 24.05 Ivan Pinkston, same 33.15 Ind. Blueprint & Lith Co., same 12.84 Arrow Auto Stores, same 11.29 Harold Boone, same -. v 2.65 Melvin Custer, same .7. 14.47 Davidson Elec & Mach Works,.. same 10.85 Doziers Shell Service, same a 45 Ind. Equip Co. Inc., same 10.73 Mace Tire & Bat Service, same 6.45 Mac's Radiator Repair 49.10 McAllister Mach Co. Inc., same 24.59 Nuway Garage, same 14.34 B'red H. Ogle, same 26.62 South Side Auto Supply, same.. 179.70 Sullivan Tractor Sales, same .. 89.37 T. H. Heavy Hardware Co., same 11.67 Madison Paint Co.. same 195.93 Fuller & Thomas, same 1.95 Cities Service Oil Co., same 20.62 Gulf Rfg Co., same 746.82 Wernz Oil Co., same 131.00 D. A. Lubricant Co., Inc., same 112.20 Bedwell Tire & Bat Serv same 69.10 Mineweld Co. of Ind.. same 19 22 A. G. McGuire, same 116.00 west Carlisle Sand & Gravel.. Co., same Merom; Gravel Co.,, saute Forrest Burton,' same Dodd Sawmill Inc., same ...... Kixmiller Bros., same W .G. Riggs & Son., same .... C. R. Turner & Son., same American Steel Suppty Corp.... 313.95 441.22 535.80 389.68 104.13 24.92 9.75

same 81.76 Green Construction Co., same.. 1.386.52 Indiana Equip Co., Inc.. same.. 3,031.78 Sull County Water Co.. same 1.50 N. J. Guy, dist 1 74.80 Charles Miller, same 70.40 Clint Woodard, same 93.50 William Gregg, same 22 00 Herschel Huff, dist 2 33.27 Fred Osburn, same 76.45 Herb Drake, same 50.00 Percy Lester, same , 6.25 Lee Grass, dist 3 83.60 Carl Gobin, same 85.80 Ross Lynch, same 85.80 W. P. MeCammon. dist 13 134.25 J. C. Pinkston, same 116.35 Rav Sparks, same 116.35 CarlCnx. same 116.35 Jesse Clark, same 116.35 Jim Ingersol, same 116.35 Clarence Wyman. same 116.35 WELFARE FUND Amorine Wilson, legal service 20.29 Iva Giles, mile visitor 25.00 Kathryn Reid, same 25.00 Marv McCrocklin, same 25.00 Pauline Walters, same r. 25.00 Mavme A. Keiser, mile director 20.85 Belle Tison. mile bd member.. 2.00 Chas. E. Sharpe, same , . 3.00 Ray Newkirk. same 3.60 A. G. McGuire. exp welfare 36.00 Moore-Langen Print Co., aame 9.13

LOCALS Mrs. G. L. Barnett visited her son, George, Friday afternoon at the Veteran Hospital in Indianapolis. James Evans, Jr., and daugh ter. Stevie, Mrs. James Evans, Sr., and Miss Norma Kelley vis ited Santa Claus. Indiana, bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bledsoe are spending Christmas and the week-end in Aurora, Illinois, the i r. C .V. InUnK'f. tf.le.l-iT. TytrG 1 guests Ul U'C laiici ; siaiti , A. D. Hurbert and Mr. Hurbert. Joe Crowder, who attends Waldorf College at Forest City, Iowa, is enjoying his Christmas vacation with his father, R. H. Crowder and other relatives. Ann Golish of Indianapolis, spent Christmas day at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Dailey of Chicago, enjoyed Christmas with the latter's mother, Mrs. Margaret Dailey of North Court Street. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor had as their guests Christmas day the latter's daughter, Mrs. James Harvey Smith and family of Indianapolis. Miss Pearl Burton spent Christmas eve with Dr. and Mrs. John Burton and family at Rockville. Mrs. Helen H. Mahley aud daughter, Helen Emily Mahley, of Terre Haute, spent Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilman of i North Section Street spent ' Christmas with the latter's sister, Mrs. Leslie Ingram and family of Hymera. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Power spent Christmas in Anderson with relatives. I Wilbur Lloyd, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Rosa Lloyd, returned Monday to his home in Camden, New Jersey. lv

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CAPE COD'S NOT SAFE PROVIDENCE, Mass. (UP) Seafarers here estimate that more than 3,000 shipwrecks have occurred on Cape Cod since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. MOVES OUT TO BARN GRANTS PASS, Ore. (UP) H. W. Eaker helped to relieve the housing shortage by selling his home, and remodeling a large hay barn on his property for himself. NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT The Trustee and Advisory Board nt Turman Township will receive bids for fire equipment for Turman Township until 9-00 o'clor:K Mindsiy. December 30th. Specifications will be on file in the Trustee's office at Graysville. Indiana. Chassis can be let separate from other equipment. Bid will be let to best bidder. The Trustee and Advisory Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Bond or certified check for $100.00 dollars on chassis and $500.00 on other equipment will he required. ED WEIR. Trustee Turman Township. 1st ins 12-19-1C-21.

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NOTICE OF SALE OF COl'NTY PROPERTY Notice is hereby eiven that the Auditor of Sullivan Countv. State of

. Indiana, will offer at public sale at jlhe. North Door of the Cou-t House in .iwiifiu, iiiuictiiu. Hi ij o ClUCfC A. .nl., on Wednesday. January 8, 1947, to the highest bidder and at not less than the appraised value thereof, the following described mineral land as acquired by Sullivan County for delinquent taxes, located in Sullivan County, Indiana. The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 3. Township 6 North, Range 8 West, containing 58.32 acres. Also the Center Part of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 3. Township 6 North. Range 8 West, containing 10.50 acres, said tracts located in Jefferson Township. The South Part of the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 35. Township 9 North, P.an.tte 8 West, containing 29.75 acres, located in Jackson Township. Said mineral lands will be sold for cash and subject to taxes for the year 1H4Y payaDle in ihih. Witness my hand and official seal this 4lh day of December. 1946. ! JAMES MeGARVEY. ! Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. (Seal) 1st ins 12 5-16 -It.

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