Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 21, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 January 1947 — Page 7

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I 1 1 -iiti Tops with everything! There isn't a meat or an hour of Ihe'day that can't be given a litt by DOWNYFIAKE Donulsl Take 'em on picnici, put 'em in lunch boxes, nibble 'em between megls and serve 'em for dessert. They're grand to eol, easy to digest. The DOWNYFlAKEjmsifein makes 'em fresh and hoi lj SEE THfM MADt AT ... . Sherman Theatre Donut Depot ; Open 10 A. M. to 9:45 P. M. CORRECTION . . " . In the Monday edition of the Sullivan Daily Times it was stated in the Hud Crowder W. R. C notice that a radio had been given to Carl Rogers of Paxton. It should have stated that the radio was given to Robert W. Rogers at the Vaughn General Hospital in Hines, Illinois. 1 . DODD BRIDGE Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. Floyd Hardy and Mrs. Ralph Hallman visited at the Graysville , school Friday. Mrs. Luvisa Wood and Abe Wilkey were dinner ' guests of Mrs. Anna Nash at Sullivan Monday. Mrs. Zylma Woodard was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ruth Walker and son, Ronnie, Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Mcj Clure and baby of Indianapolis; spent the week-end with home folks. ' ' Mrs. Bill Wade and Mrs! Lilly Thompson were in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max MjcClure and daughter were in . Graysville Saturday night. -- -- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker"and Ronnie called on Mr. and Mrs. VoVnon Martin Sunday. . i , .

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Instantly relief from head cold distress starts to come when you put a little Va-tro-nol in each nostril. Also -it helps prevent many colds from developing if used In time) Try itl Follow directions in package. viceis mm-mi SOCIETY WOMAN'S 'CLUB .The Woman's Club. 'placed for the eighth time in the Indiana polis Star program building con test, . ; Announcement was made by Harriet Sparks in the Indiana Federation- of Clubs column in the.' Indianapolis Sunday . Star January 26 of the Sullivan Club winnine third place in the sub ject . class , "Youth Conservation." Mrs. Rudolph . Wernz is the chairman for the 1946-'47 program, assisted by Mrs. J. H. Crowder Jr., Mrs. E. F. Springer, Mrs. Kathryn Kirkham, Mrs. H. S. Leach and Mrs. Malcolm Campbell, president of the club. Miss Ruth Morrel of the Bureau of Public Discussion, Extension Division of Indiana University was chief of the contest judges. Miss Morrel commented: "The programs submitted in The Star's 1946-47 contest are impressive evidence of the great actual and potential power of women's clubs. "One of the good points of the winning program is the care with which some , particular phase of- a general subject was chosen, references selected and the paper presented as one ap proach to- the problem.. ."Such division and choice may be -partly the contributing factor in, partly the result of, choosing a year's subject that is big enough but not too big if each individual program contributes directly to the study of the major problems, a well-integrated general program almost automatically is, achieved. The winning programs have this characteristic of unity. "The Generally fine ciuality or the entire set of programs submitted made the judging a delicate task but a very pleasane one. Each club is to be congratulated on its endeavor; each one should continue its constructive work." KITCHEN SHOWER Mrs. Hugo Austin and Mrs. Elmer Watkins of New Lebanon, gave a kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. William Austin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Austin, January 20. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served to the following: ; Lucille Sims, Emma Mason, Evelyn Shorter, Jean Pirtle, Dorothy Monroe, Eslie Stedman, Mildred ; Dale, Mary Alyce Stedman, Betty Clerk, Freida Mason, Margaret Arnett, Lena Pierson, Marie Harris, Mary Hiatt, Helen. McClure, Marjorie Bailey, Glenn Biggs, Garcia Gallian, Mary Kathryn Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and daughter, Mr .and Mrs. Garland Russell and family, Mrs. Everett Irvin and daughter, Mrs. Tommy Unger ancf son, Miss Geneva Sizefore of Louisville, Ky., and Hugo Austin, Jr. HUNGRY LAD TURNED LOOSE IN DELICATESSEN WINDOW MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) Back in 1944, Victor Eversum used to gaze hungrily in the window of the delicatessen store owned by Roland Wussow. Wussow, who liked youngsters pretty well, told the seven-year-old lad that when meat and other delicacies became easier to get, he would treat him to a real feast in the store window. Recently, Wussow, a man of his word, paid off. ' The youngster climbed in the window and fell to. ' Here's what he polished off: one-half pound of potato salad, a similar amount of cole slaw, and a half pound of vegetable salad, with a half-pound of baked beans -washed down by a quart of milk.' For dessert, he had nine cookies and a handful of candy. Meeting Long- Delayed ANNAPOLIS,' 111. (UP) Jess Flick, 46, Long Beach, Calif., has had a look at, his half-brother Daniel, 70, for the first time in his life. Daniel left the family's Kansas home 51 years ago, before Jess was born. YOUR SNA C K BAR A. P. Lofton, Prop. . Open From 7:00 AJVf.-7:00 P.M. . Monday thru Saturday . Serving You MEALS'. SHORT ORDERS

r iiSJl" Women In your '40's' this great medicine Is javious to relieve hot flashes, nervous tension when due to the functional 'middle-age' period peculiar to women. Worth trying! Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK The Red ' Cross sewing room Is open every Thursday. :'.. j Delta Theta Tan guest night, Friday, February-. 3, Davis Hotel, 7:30. Oall 469 or 471 before Friday, January 31 if you cannot attend or if you are bringing a guest. The Youngr Married Couples class of the Baptist church will hold their monthly party Thursday night at the church, 6:00. It will be a chili supper. All members urged to attend. Pecahontas Club, Freida Greggs, Thursday night, 6:30. Bring cup, fork and spoon. Important meeting of all parents of canteen members, Wednesday, January 29, 7:30 at the canteen. Purpose of meeting to explain the plans of the Canteen Parents Association for the year. Presbyterian Women's Association, Friday, 2:30, at the church. Mary )To Enochs Simons will speak on the Presbyterian Missionary Education in India. Alpha Delphian Club Library, Monday, February 3, 2:15, Mrs. M. II. Bcdwcll, hostess. Tri Kappa business meeting, Monday, February 3, 7:30, library basement. Fines to be collected at this (meeting. (Note Send your rlub notices to the Times Saturday before week club meets.) T I

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tr ,.-yyr'7j FARMERSBURG(Continued from Page 1) 1.937. Since then all the pupils who have entered school have been immunized. During the ten years only four cases of diphtheria have been reported. These four children had not been immuniged. Mild epidemics - in neighboring counties failed to wash over into SJllivan County. "In the decade 1935 to 1945 there were 8,053 cases of diphtheria with 669 deaths reported in Indiana." OIL FIELD Mr, and Mrs. Max Morin of Linton are announcing the birth of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Max Sluder and Max Lee. visited relatives here a few days last week. Miss Norma Morin of Indiana State was home over the weekend, , Several from here attended the shower at the Fairbanks gym Wednesday night for Mir. and Mre. Ross Wyman. Mrs. Ada Sluder visited Mrs. Helen Chowning one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Chowning and Mrs. Philip visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Chowning Sunday. Lee Otis Sluder attended the tourney at Torre Haute last Friday. - V

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