Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 47, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 March 1947 — Page 7

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SULLIVAN DEMOCRAT THURSDAY!. MAE. 6. 1W7. stjllivan; Indiana:

Atmosphere in the Atmosphere , James Boys Kide Again . HONOLULU, T. H, (UP)-! BEDFORD, Ind. (UP)-The United Airlines will employ girls James Boys are at it again. Jesse

of Hawaiian descent as "second stewardesses" on all planes flying the new Honolulu-San Francisco route. R. A. Ashby, passenger service manager in Honolulu, said the plan is "to lend atmosphere."

stopped a train at Mishawaka,

but this time it was to prevent a wreck. Frank (no relation to Jesse) was held in the county jail in default of a $2,000 bond on forgery charges.

Wanted: One Bugler

-NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (UP) The new North Platte National Guard company has received its first piece of equipment a bugle. Now the company it trying to enlist a bugler.

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Norma Sevier, Call 12

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Sooner State Extends Suffrage

Taxes ARE ETERNAL

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' I wish to announce that I am a candidate on the Democratic Ticket for the office of the Mayor of the City of Sullivan, and I earnestly solicit your support at the Primary, May fij 1947. 1 was born in Sullivan and have lived here throughout my life. I am naturally interested in the welfare of all of the citizens of outgood city. I worked in the coal mines in Sullivan County for several years but have been self-employed for the last eighteen years. . I sincerely believe that, if elected Mayor, I can, by cooperative effort, make a better city. There must be special privileges to none but equal opportunities to all. When this is attained we shall all be proud of our city government. I pledge, if elected, my efforts for everything that is for the betterment of the city, by providing an honest and efficient administration. I believe in the plan of good government for the people and by the people.,

OKLAHOMA CUT, (UP) HOUSTON, Tex., (UP) Per ' -tr ' ee.l . i ' i t i . . l I . I . . .

, woman stallage is to dc exiena- naps it was just ignorance or a led in Oklahoma. Women have jk'een sense of humor, but a, check jhnd the right to vote for many sent to the city finance office by years, but under' a bill approved a Houston resident was addressed

by the state legislature, they will . to the Collector of Eternal Reve-

Mr. and Mrs. Iwell Taft lion- be permitted to serve on juries, j nue. "I guess she is- convinced ored the newly weds Saturday Women with children . under 12 taxes go on forever," City Finnight, March 1, with a miseellan- years of age are exempt from'ance Officer Fred Ahkenman

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NEWLY WEDS HONORED BY SHOWER , Miss Glen Earlene Talt, dau

ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Iwell Taft, eous shower. Refreshments were jury duty, and William L. Benson, son of served to Mr. and Mrs. Commo- M ,

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Benson dote Hauger, Mrs, Esther Bluof Farmersburg, were married baugh and sons. Mr. end Mis. Saturday, February 8th by Rev. Frank Adamson, Tommy and V. F. Adamson at his home. - : Mona Lou Parks, Mr; and Mjjrs. Mrs. Eenson is employed at the ,0!ney Sluder, Mr. and Mrs. JoShclburn postoffice and the seph Branson, Nona Jewell, Mr. groom is employed at the Black- and Mrs, Ellis Holt and family, hawk mine. They are residing in Mr. and Mrs. Ansyl Hall, Mr. and Shelbuin in the Woodsmall Mfc-s. Loy Dowty and Carol Sue,

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Without Painful Backache ' J.T.my r,uftcrers relive nag-fring br.ahar'nn qnicUy, onco they discover that the real cm..3 of 1 iieir trouble Bay be f ired kidney. "'It Wdr-sys ere Nature's chief troy oi U&. r- tbs cxces.i aci;.3 and waste oui of the tloodi T:iey help most people pass about 8 Hints a day. When dis-orderof kklnoy function permits J5oisonou3 matter to remain in your olood, it rn!iy:user..-i3gir.sbfcckachs.rbJUmaticpains )s2 PiUns, loss of pep end energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffincss under t!ie eyan, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passiitfes with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is femething wrong with yvuv kidneys or bladder. J ion t wait! Ask your drafrsist for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, uted successfully by miiUons for over BO years. Doan's rive happy relief and viil help ths 16 miles of kidney tubas flush out pcihoncjs waste from 503? blood. Get Doan's Pilla.

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I Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith, Walker Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gail I Taft and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Eomer , (Smith and childran, Mrs. Marie! j Golna, Mrs. Beulah Clark, Reba i Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trucblood and Judy, Norma Pat- ! ton, Mrs. Ruby Hampton of Sul- j livan, Mrs. Bessie Gambill of Indianapolis, Nelle Rogers, Marie

Ferguson, Hazel Curry and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pugh, Gilbert Mason, Edgar Chambers, Herbert Wilkey, Earl Wilbur, Nlta Jennings, Melba

Rose Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Iwell

Taft. and family.

SURPRISE PARTY A surprise birthday party was given Sunday afternoon at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Freal Frye of near Pleasantville in honor of

their daughter, Gloria Yvonne, wfco was celebrating her thirteenth birthday. i The afternoon was spent in playing games and contests. : Prizes were won:by Jackie Hale, Janet Bedwell, James Ray Richj ards and Treva Louise Chaney. The dining room and table were beautifully decorated in "gresn and yellow and Shamrocks. The center piece was a beautifully decorated angel food cake bearing thirteen small candles, jwith lighted green and yellow : candles in crystal holders at each ' end of the table. Each guest found thf.ir place marked by a shamrock and beautiful small hand-made baskets filled with candy were given as favors. t i Refreshments of barbecue sandwu-Iies. ice cream topped with fresh strawberries, rookie-: and cocoa were ' served to the following guests: Larry and '.Gloria fiadberry, Kta Richards, Yvonne Goodman, Jimmie. Padgett, Lois Mr( 'amnion. Warren. - "Wanda iid Vi'nia Am) is, Parlene flioun. ft"! Ivhi Bmris, Trrr- . va Louise Clianey, pearella and Gloria Brown, Jackie Hale, Mildied Brown, Dickie Jones, Gcraldine Jackson, Janet Bedwell, James Ray Richards, Bettie Ptrnhlc. Bettie and Sandra Moody, Ronald Paul Frye, Lowell Robertson, Barbara Edwards, Frtal Frye Jr., June MCammon. Mrs. Julia Brown, Mrs. Willard Andis. Mrs. Virgif Jones, Mr. ' and Vrs. Haldor. Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gadbcrry, Mr. and Mrs. Fral Frye and the guest of honor, Gloria Yvonne Frye. v Miss C'oria received mainnice nifts including several gifts ; from' friends who were unable to attend. j in n SURFR1SE SUPPER ' Mr. and Mrs Clayton Pinkslon of 511 West Donaldson Strcol . cnlerfai'iod Saturday, March 1, with s fi'-ivi;:" birthday supper in honor of his father, Art Pinkston. i Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clerk and sons, Donaid and Hugh Ksrit, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Wright and son, Randell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milam and children, Linda, Artie and Bobby Ed and the host and ho-tess. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Pinkston and son, Dickie, and the .honored guest. Art Pinkston. I A good time was enjoyed by

all. ,

Down The Sewer

i OKLAHOMA CITY, (UP) Only the smell remained after Oklahoma county officers finished breaking 3,280 pints of confiscated liquor. The liquor, valued at $16,400 (Oklahoma prices, this being a dry state) was confiscated by city and county, raiders over a period of several months.

The first residence of Gen. CeOrge Washington after his inauguration as president was in New York, at the home of Walter Franklin on Dover street, at the junction of Pearl and Cherry streets. Later Congress provided a residence at 3 Cherry street, later known as the corner of Cherry and Franklin streets.

The president later moved to i

McComb's House on Broadway, near Bowling Green , Lengths of continuous 'stretches of beach vary from time to time by reason of Inlet." breaking through the be:he3.

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