Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 56, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 March 1947 — Page 4

BUEI2VAN D5ILT TIKES. WEDNESDAY, Mar. 19, 194?

SULLIVAN, INDIANS

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After Sunday School ' and church Sunday a large group of neighbors and friends helped Rev. Guy Miller celebrate his 51st birthday with a covered dish dinner in the church basement. He received several nice gifts. Mi1, and Mrs. Lorcn Miller and children of New Castle, visited Rev,, and Mrs. Miller over the week-end. Misses Beulah Pipher, Gladys Zink and Helen Chance of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry of Belleville, Illinois, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon, were called home Saturday due to the sudden death of Mr. Henry's grandfather' at Centralia, Illinois. Miss Irene Holliday of Anderson, spent the week-end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holliday

and family' of Veedersburg, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riley and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holliday and Howard. - Mr. and Mrs. Charley Beckett were in Indianapolis Monday. Miss Ruth Combs of Terre Haute, visited Mrs. Artie Combs over the week-end. MSss Enid Berlien of Terre

Haute, and Gene Berlien of And- baby boy have been brought to erson, visited Mr. and Mrs. Har- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther

ley Berlien over the week-end. I Williams.

Those who helped Mrs. Clifford Curtis celebrate her birthday Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis and son, and Miss Juanita Clark, all of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Becker, Mrs. Luvena Becker and Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley and son, all of Terre Haute; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grubbs and family of Shelburn, Forrest and Sonny Curtis of Hymera. The Odd Fellows county meeting was held here at the I.O.O.F. hall Thursday night. Mrs. Josephine Willey and daughter and Hazel Coogan were in Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs. Bertha Willey, Mrs. Lucille Westhead, Rev. B. F. Nickless arid Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jeffers attended the World Crusade meeting at the Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in . Terre Haute Tuesday evening.

The Victory class social was held at the First Baptist church Thursday evening. - The Curry Prairie B.Y.F. As- ! sociational Rally will be held Thursday evening, March 20th, j with the Eighth Avenue First Baptist Church of Terre Haute. f Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bolingar were in Shelburn Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Thompson and

Wm. Kensler is ill at his home. East Jackson Home Ec Club The East Jackson Home Economics club held an all-day meeting recently with covered dish dinner.. Hostesses we're Mrs. Beulah Crowder and Agnes Van Arsdall. The afternoon meeting opened with President Eva Thompson presiding. The song of the month was sung. Club creed and pledge to the flag were given. The lesson on Poultry and Garden was given by Blanche Devitt. The origin of St. Patrick's Day was given by Rhuey Tipton and Agnes Van ArsdalL Those present were Eva Thompson, Eunice Harding, Ada Freeze, Jeanette Callahan, Louise Mattison, Donna Soughers, Amanda Tennis, Blanche Devitt, Bertha Willey, 6pal Ruble, Rhuey Tipton, Mary Julian, Rowena Mathers, Marjorie Strawn and the hostesses, Beulah Crowder and Agnes Van Arsdall. The next meeting will be with hostesses, Louise Mattison and Bessie Plew.

Wheelbarrows Getting: Lighter CHICAGO, (UP) A 15-pound magnesium wheelbarrow was , on display at a hardware Conventions Another market feature was a three-piece magnesium furniture suite weighing 10 pounds.

SOCIETY CLASS PARTY The King's Daughters class of the First Baptist church met in the Men's classroom March 13th for their regular monthly party. The party was opened by the group singing and prayer. Devotions were in charge of Rosalie Goodman. A short business sesinn was held with the president, Mary Arnett presiding. A highlight of the evening's entertainment was a playlet "The Crooked Mouth Family." Several games were enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mary Frances Allen and Mary Arnett. Those present were Sara Lee Downs, Lola Keene, Ruth Tarwatir, Joan Wheaton, Norma Scully, Virginia Frakes, Barbara Scott, Jeanette Monk, Jean Stewart, Mary Arnett, Mary Frances Allen, Rosalie Goodman, the party director, Doris Scott, and one guest, Mrs. Allen.

Hoosiers Love Meat

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vS'UW'CS'U mi If your blood LACKS IRON! You girls and women who sulTcr so from simple anemia that, you're pulo, weak, "tl-ragged out'V this may ha due to lack of blood-iron. So try I.ydia E. Pinkham's TABLETS 0113 of the best home ways to build ut) red blood In such cases, Pinkhsim's Tablets are one of the greatest bloodIron tonics you can buy! Buy them at any drugstore. Worth trying I . IjJii I PMhara's TA31f S

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government survey shows that Indianapolis people eat meat at an annn.il ror nanit -irt 000

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pounds. That's 84 pounds more I ents are su,e 10 than the per capita of the rest of ) less tire wear occurs. Hav

You can't drive safely with "shimmy", stiff steering;, "wander" or "weave". Acci-

For smooth power on the highway or over the hills count on Phillips 66 Gasoline! That's because Phillips 66 is "volatility controlled" for driving efficiency. That means smooth, efficient service whether the temperature is 'way up or 'way down. '

Try Phillips 66 and see for yourself. Get a tankful the next time you see the orange-and black sign of '66'.

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LUBRICATION

BATTERY CHARGING

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We are having many calls for farms in Sullivan and

neighboring counties. If you want to sell, list with the

United Farm Agency NO FARM TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL.

We also have calls for all types of public business i Our advertising covers the entire United Stales by radio, !

catalog, and special direct mailing. Call or see our bonded representative Jas. W. LaFollette

Rural Route 4, Sullivan Phone 1)075 3 Miles North On 41.

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