Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 84, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 28 April 1947 — Page 6
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoesman, 313 East Beech Street announce the birth of a son, Kenneth Robert, born April 26th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Roy, Shelburn route one, are the parents of a baby boy born at the hospital April 26th. He has been named Donald Myers. "
EEEEKAH DISTRICT MEETING - The program for the Rebekah District meeting to be held Wednesday, April 30th at 1:30 p. m. at the White Rose Rebekah Lodge at Dugger is as follows: Address of welcome by the Dugger lodge. Response by the Sullivan lodge. Roll call of officers. Seating, Past District Presidents. Prayer by the District chaplain of the Hymera lodge. Playlet "Rebekah's Friendship Road" by the District officers. Music by Dugger students. Memorial by the Graysyllle lodge. Playlet by the Hymera lodge. Dialogue "There's One Born Every Minute" by the Merom lodge followed by the song, "God Be With You Til We Meet Again." The night session will begin at seven o'clock. The Assembly president, Bessie Kern of Kendallville, Indiana will hold the school of instruction. Shelburn degree staff will confer the Rebekah degree.
acted as chairman. Roll call was answered by the grade of school and the name of the school each member attends. During the
business meeting the following officers were elected: President, Joanne Campbell; vice-president, Sally Billman; secretary and Junior Leader, Myrna Hughes; treasurer, Jane Ann Myers; song leader, Bevera Boyle; recreation leader, Joan Decker; and news reporter, Margo Adams. At the close of the business meeting games were conducted by F,;ss Stull. Junior Leaders present were Mary Frances Allen, Zoe Coulson and Myrna Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith, 312 East Washington' Street are announcing the arrival of a. daughter, Myrna Rosann, born April 26th at the hospital here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith,
.Shelburn route one, are the par- ' K - ci UL Vw
ems oi a buiiv uary shuui, uum April 26th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.
Mr!and Mrs. John Boswell, Carlisle, are - the parents of a daughter, Carol Jean, born April 27th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.
HOSPITAL NOTES ! Admitted April 27: Burell Bolding, Sullivan route three, treatment; Edward Slover, Linton, rnajor operation; Mrs. Marie Fisher, Linton, treatment.
Admitted April 28: Mrs. Edith Jones, Shelburn, observation. ' Dismissed April 26: Mrs. . Eva Davis, 20 East Harris Street; Mrs. Rosemond Holmes and, daughter, Fairbanks; James Bridwell, Shelburn route two. Dismissed April 27: Mrs. Alice Roy and son, Shelburn route one; Mrs. Ann Craig and son, 16' West Washington Street; Mrs. Stella Russell, 229 North State Street; Mrs. Pearl Shorter and daughter, Sullivan route one; Mrs. June Hoesman and son, 313 East Beech Street; Mrs. Doris. Smith and son, 1120 North Main Street; Mrs. Marie Monroe and son, Sullivan route five; Mrs. Audrey Dozier and daughter, 702 East Beech Street; Burris Walker, 32 North West Street.
REVIVAL SERVICES
MAY DAY BREAKFAST There will be a May Day Breakfast tor all Girl Scouts and Brownie Scouts on May 1, 1947 at 7:00 a. m. at the Presbyterian church. Troop I will be in charge of table decorations.
A revival meeting will begin tonight at the Shelburn Church of God Mission. The Rev. T. F. Padgett of Linton is the evangelist. Services will start each evening at 7:30. Everyone is welcome. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mj-. and Mrs. Lloyd Turpen of Sullivan, R. 5, announce the birth of a daughter, Glenda Kay, born April 27th at the Mary Sherman Hospital.
4-H CLUB NEWS
The Junior Sullivanites had their second 4-H club meeting ,
Thursday, April 17th.
Frances Allen, Junior
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. White of Bay City, Michigan announce the birth of a daughter, Nancy Lee, born April 18th at the General Hospital in Bay City. Mrs. White is .the former Rosalind Wolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leader, Oliver G- Wolfe of this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of 459 South Court Street are the parents of a son, James . Mack, born April 27th at the Mary Sherman Hospital. PLACES SECOND IN CONTEST Miss Rosemary Snyder, of Sullivan, placed second in the Miss Terre Haute contest held at the Student Union building of Indiana State Teachers College Saturday night. The contest was won by Miss Patricia Keigley.'of East
Chicago. ' Miss Keigley will compete in the Miss Indiana contest to be held in Terre Haute May 23 during the Junior Chamber of Commerce state convention.
Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK
Delta Theta Tau mrnbers will meet Monday, 7:30, regular business meeting, Library club room. All mcjubers urged to attend.
Our Dally Message
Because arranged for the purpose, our establishment is more convenient for funerals ' than the family home.
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State Operates On Double Time And Confusion
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Apr. 28. Indiana operated on double time today. ' Daylight saving went into effect in nearly all of the larger cities yesterday, but many other municipalities remained on standard time. - Most railroad time tables stuck by . the standard time, but many bus lines shifted to the fast schedule. The confusion will last until Sept. 28 when all cities will be back on "slow" time. Among the municipalities which shifted to "fast" time were In dianapolis, Gary. Hammond.
South Bend, Fort Wayne, Lafay
ette, Muncie, Rochester, Kokomo, Huntington, Columbia City, Logansport, Anderson, North Manchester, Marion, LaPorte, Valparaiso, Warsaw, Elkhart and
Sullivdtn Chapter No. 188 O.E.S., Monday evening at the regular stated meeting. Rrinv Ranmipt in flnvprnor
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When Gov. Roy J. Turner was unable to go to Lawton, Okla.,1
for a banquet in his honor given
imerce, they brought the banquejt
to the chief executive. The govrernor and members of the legislatnrp were euests of Lawton at a
venison feast in an Oklahoma'
City hotel.
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PLUGS PLUGS Heddnn River Runts, each . , $1.35 Bill Walters Famous B. W. Sp'nner Surface Bait. each $1.25. P. K. Bright Eves . . $1.10 Flatfish Bait $1.20 Fhe Devil Wiggler . . $1.25 Jiter Bug Surface Bait $1.20 S. Bend Fish O Bits $1.25 Wflkie Talkie Surface Bait $1.25 Clark's Water Scout $1.10 Jinx Plug $1.00 To'nted Pikie 1.00 Whirl Away, each . . $1.00 Heddon Flap Tail . . . $1.10 Rubber Frog $1.25 Weedless Frog : $1.25 Surf Minnow . . .. $1.00 . Glo-Lure, each $1.00
SPOONS & SPINNERS Pflueger Zam Spinner $1.25 All Sizes Hawaiian Wigglers, each . . . $1.10 Johnson Silver Minnow, No. 1 & 2 $1.10 Pflueger Chum Spoon. each $1.10 Shannon Twin Spinner, each . ... $1.10 Mack's Minnow Bug $1.10 H.B. Single Spinner . . 75c H.B. Double Spinner $1.10 Marathon Spinner Flys 25c to 39c Black Knats, doz. .... 90c Hedon's Bass Bug Spooks 75c 7, ft. Tapered Fly Rod Leaders 30c 2 Cell Flashlights . . $1.25 5 ft. Boat Paddles . . $1.25 12 ft. x 4 ft. Common Sense Minnow Seines . . . $2.95
f 12 ft. x 4 ft. Lock Weave
Minnow Seines . . . $3.95
No. 18 and 21 Seine & Net Twine, lb. . . $1.15
Heavy Trotline Stagon. No. 1 Balls $1.15 Stringers 25c up Scout Axes $1.39 Scout Knives $1.49 Outboard Motor Gear Grease ,". 60c Outboard Motor Starting Cords 25c 50 vds. Casting Lines...... 50c to $2.50 All Kinds Fly Lines . . $1.50 up Good Axes $2.50 2 Edge Axes ....... $3.00
Transparent Fly Boxes $1.50 and $2.00
Sm. Metal Pocket Tackle Boxes, only 50c
Martin Automatic Fly Reels $9.95
Fly Line Dressing 35c and 49c
Fly Rod Winding Silk, spool 15c
Fly Rod Ferrule Cement
15c
Hook Hones 25c
Pork Rind, all kinds, jar
30c
Preserved Minnows, about 20 in jar 30c
Bill's Reel Oil 15c
20 and 30 Hooks, per hundred
49c
Fly Rod Cases, only . . 50c
Marble Hunting Kniven
$3.00
Good Ready Made Fish Lines 20c Fishing Bags .. $2.50
Fishing Gaff Hook . . $1.50
All kinds Fly Baits, Heddon Pal Rods, True Temper Rods and many other cheaper Casting Rods from $1.25 up to
3z.i.uu. ine iamous &outn Bend Jo. 1ZS f ly Kod with 2 tips and case (cp $25.00. Automatic Rifles & Shotguns; .22 Shells; also 410-12-16-20 gauge Shotgun Shells; Pflueger Akron South Bend & Pflueeer Summit Castimr Reels: also Au
tomatic South Bend & Martin Fly Reels. Agatine Rod Tips & Guides; also Steel Rod Tips & Guides. Tackle Boxes. We also do Rod & Reel Repair Work and issue Fishing and Hunting Licenses. Also non-resident fishing license. Open until 7:30 evenings and until noon on Sundays. Drive up. Buy from a Fisherman, one who knows. Expert advice on game
NOTICE OF NEOOTIATING SCHOOL BUS DRIVER CONTRACTS Notice is hereby given, that the Trustee of Turman Township, Sullivan County. State of Indiana, with the advice of the Advisnrv Rnnrrt nf
said townshig is prepared to negotiate and execute contracts for the several school bus routes of said township and that the specifications for the several bus routes and information relative thereto are on file in the Trustee's office of said Turman Township. ' '
,. Applicants and bidders are further
notitied that the date for the beginning of such proposed negotiations is Monday, May 12th, 1947, at 7:30 A. M. at the farm vocational-agricultural shop at the school building in Graysvilje. Indiana; negotiations will continue thereafter until the required contracts and negotiations are entered into, but said continued negotiations shall not extend beyond forty-five da vs. The term of such contracts will begin with the school fall term of the year 1917 and will be for a term and period of four vears. The successful bidder will be required at the time of entering into a contract to give surety bond condi
tioned on the faithful performance of
his duties for the fun term Of his said contract. Dated at Sullivan, Indiana, this April 29th. 1M7. .;i JAMRS KENNETT. Trustee Turm"n Township. Pedwell, Pedwell A Haines, Attorneys for Trustee.
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Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs Middle East Side Sq.
GARDEN TOOLS PLOWS HOES RAKES TROWELS WEEDERS Etc. COUNTY HARDWARE VAUGHN F. JONES
THE CHARLATAN IN THE ATTIC
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Auburn. Standard time hold-outs included Terre. Haute, Washington, Clinton, Evansville, Vincennes, Columbus, Shelbyville, Jeffersonville, Worthington, Mt. Vernon, Tell City and Bloomington. As usual, the daylight saving time was popular with city dwellers seeking "an additional hour of daylight for golf, tennis, gardening and other activities. It was unpopular with the farmers and laborers. Nearly all radio porgram times were advanced one hour. ' Citizens of Brazil will not know whether they will be on fast or slow time until after the pri-
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can men irom you. xacic uc is, busily engaged concocting some nostrum which will soon be offered as a cure for practically any and all human afflictions. All
"he needs is an attic, an assortment of kitchenware, and free access to the water faucet. He has no medical training. If you yield to his wiles, you suffer in finance, health, and general welfare. Your teal friend in time of illness is your own family physician. You can Safely place yourself in his care. When he writes a prescription bring it to us. It will be filled accurately and promptly with the best medicines obtainable. Bennett's Pharmacy -Since 1914 Phone 96
i mary. There will be a special ballot at the primary election there to determine whether .a majority of the citizens favors daylight time.
SPECIAL SERVICE
Sister Mae Rosier will preacli
.at the Mt. Calvary church Wed
nesday night. Everyone is invited to attend.
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