Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 71, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 April 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Apr. 9, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

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BARACA-PHILATHEA CLASS PARTY The Baraca-Philathea class of the Sullivan First Baptist Church met at the horn of Mary K. Baldwin last night ' for their monthly party. Several games were played 'throughout the evening. , . ' . Refreshments were served to the following members and guests: Alice Irvin, Ilena Buckley, Abbie . Faught, Jean Ann Young,. Rachel Faught, Rosalie Goodman, Mary Lou Hinkle, Mary Faught, Lula Baldwin, Bill Gadberry, Bob Gadberry, Allen Letterman, Jack Bucyley, Gene Volk, Virgil Baldwin and the hostess, Mary K. Baldwin.

FARM BUREAU MEMBERS Hospital And Surgery Insurance Members who have naid Farm Bureau dues for 1946 and 1947 "may JOIN NOW WITHOUT A MEDICAL EXAMINATION. ONLY DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL WILL THIS BE POSSIBLE. This is a co-operative plan which affords the Farm Bureau members assistance to meet the unexpected and heavy expenses that go with hospital care. GENEROUS HOSPITAL EXPENSE ALLOWANCE You must be hospitalized by A recognized physician and be in the hospital at least 18 hours. Each male member is insured for a daily benefit of $5.00. Each female member is insured for a daily benefit of $4.00. Each dependent is insured for a daily benefit of $4.00. (Dependents are unmarried children from 3 months to 18 years.) NO LIMIT FOR THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU ARE HOSPITALIZED IN A YEAR. 30 days allowed for any one illness. Surgical benefits are paid in addition to the hospital benefits and covers any cutting operation performed by any recognized surgeon up to $150.00for surgery. The benefits paid on surgery very ne arly meets the actual cost of the surgery. ( The cost of this really wonderful insurance is very low and well within the reach of all of us. Eleven (11c) a day gives you this insurance for your entire family. Any number of children between the age of 3 months and 18 years. Annually $40.80 for the entire family, or $20.40 for 6 months or $10.20 quarterly. For each adult the cost is $14.40 annually, $7.20 semi-annually, and $3.60 quarterly.

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(93) ORIG. 2.93 COTTON "WILL WORK PANTS Union made to vvysli and wear . . . sanforized for lasting fit. Khaki color; Size 30 to 42

(100) ORIG. 2.39 ARMY TWILL OVERALL PANTS Long wearing hard fini,sh Army twill . . . sanforized to. wash , and wash . . . tough, durable ; '. . just the right weight for those hot days ahead. Size 30 to 38 . . .khaki

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SOCIETY

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SUNDAY GUESTS Those who spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bedwell were Mrs. Marie Turley and daughter, Rosemary, of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hughbanks and son, Junior, of near Terre Haute, Mr. and MSrs. Lonnie Bedwell and children, Daunna, Brenda, Linda, Connie and Gayle Lynn, of Sullivan, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Pirtle and daughter, Gloria Jean, Mr. and Mrs. John Pirtle and children, Mary, Betty, Jimmy and Coralyn, of Merom. WEDDINIG SHOWER A weddins shower was eiven

in honor of Warren and Virginia Woodard Saturday afternoon, ' March 15th at the Township house by his parents, Mr. and Mjrs. Chester Woodard. Many useful presents were received by the couple. J "Those attending were Nona Jewell, Hester Cottingham, Camille Denton, Joann Oles, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, MrJ and Mrs. Raymond Jennings, Eulala Dowty and Carpi Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Hauger, Mrs. Ansyl Hall, Edah Jewell, Mrs. Nolan Bennett and Ruth Ann( Mrs. Iwell Taft, Jimmy Blubaughv Miarie - Ferguson,

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Mr. rand Mrs. Joe Branson, Mr. and Mrs. Hud Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall, Dale Taft, Mrs. F. C. Williams, Mr. and Mjrs. Warren .Woodard, Francis Lee Woodard , and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woodard. " Several sent gifts who were unable to4 attend.

WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS TUESDAY AT LIBRARY I Mjis. Joy Maple was hostess in the club room of the library for the regular meeting of the Woman'sClub Tuesday, April 8 with 22 members present. ; The- president, Mrs. Malcolm Campbell, announced the Couney Federation of Clubs convention would be held at the First Baptist Church in Hymera on Thursday, April 10. Mrs. . Paul Wible, program chairman for the coming year, discussed plans for the 50th year. ( Mrs. Ruth Brown gave the devotions using the topic "Grow in Grace" and closed with a prayer. The subject for the program was "Culture Through the Drama." Mrs. Lee Bays pointed out that playwriters of today share a common heritage through war experiences and the theatre has culture-hungry audiences wanting the highest qualities of the democracies which all leads to a national theatre. .

NEXT TIME rOU'RE IN TOWN! ( Come in and get the accessories you need for safe, convenient : operation filter elements, grease gun, chains . . . everything to' keep your farm equipment running smoothly. J - Don't wait until you have to make an extra trip (or these things. Play safe by getting diem next time you're in town '

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Mrs. Waldo Wheeler very delightfully reviewed the two act play "Dear , Ruth." Norman Krasna, the author, is a screen writer in Hollywood. Mrs. Kennedy of Bicknell was a guest for the program. . ALPHA DELPHIAN CLUB Alpha Delphian met Monday afternoon at- the library with Mrs.; .Claude ' Ford ' as hostess. Twenty-two members responded to roll call by reading current events; clippings. , Two . great blessings, free speech and : free press formed the basis of the

I program. A current events forum, ( which was held by Mrs. Carrol ! Frakes and Mrs. Wendell Tennis.

National news and economic strides were discussed, featuring the present coal strike with its impending crisis and the probable future prices of commodities. Mrs. Frakes spoke of the manufacture reaction to high prices as well as the hbmemaker's and remarked that the trade boom is leveling off because both classes refuse to buy at the high price. During the business session, the last of the club year, final reports were made and delegates Were elected for the state con

vention to be held in June. Delegates elected were Mrs. J. R. Riggs, Mrs. Omar Nickel, Mrs. Thomas Lippeatt and IWJrs. John Organ. Mrs. Gilbert Snyder and Mrs. Gus Lowrv nleasantlv sane the

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(11) Oris. $2.98 SKIRTS

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Pleated, Scotch plaids and ' plain ' colors. - All wool. Sizes 1 to 6.

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100 Pairs Originally 6.95 Men's and Women's Dress Shoes Included are men's brown loafer oxfords, women's hi-heel pumps, medium heel ties, toeless dress shoes with swing heel, black, brown, and patent leather. Women's, 4' to 10 Men's, 7 to 11. .100 Pairs Originally 3.69 to 7.95 Men's, Girls', Boys' Dress Oxfords Included are men's black dress oxfords, girls' brown oxfords, in plain and moccasin toe, boys' moccasin toe brown leather oxfords. Men's 8 to 12 Girls, 4V3 to 8 Boys, 2V to 6. 1

Pairs Originally 2.69 to 449

Childrens', Boys', Infants' Shoes Included are children's white strap pumps, brown oxfords, military straps ; boys' beige wing toe oxfords; brown plain or medallion Uoe oxfords ; infants': white or brown " hi shoes, ' and . black patent. Children's; sy to IVz Boys, 2'2 to 6 Infants, 2'2 to 8.- ,.- -. .

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