Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 85, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 April 1947 — Page 4

PAGE FOUR SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, APR. 29, 1947. : SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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ADDED TREAT LOCALS ML'S. Sarah C. Lyons of South Court Street is in the Mary Sherman Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Richard DeWiggens and children, Nancy, Richard and Sue Ann,- of Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBusk of Shelburn this week, Mrs. John . E. . Hart, Mrs. D. E. Prose, Mrs. . Frank . DeBusk and Mrs Geo. Scott spent the weekend in Terre . Haute visiting relatives and friends. Miss Telia Haines and Miss Rachel Faught attended a charter meeting of the New Albany, Indiana and Charleston, Indiana B. & P. W. club last night. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crowder returned Sunday from a motor trip to Biloxi,- Mississippi. Mr. and Mrs.- T. V. Ladson, Miss Fiora Curry; Mrs. Alma VanNatten and C. A. Dillahunt spent Sunday in West Baden and French Lick. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Lewellyn have gone to Ada, Ohio to attend the. funeral . of her son-in-law, Charles Shinaberry. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippeatt Jr. and Mrs. Florence Hawkins were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Maddox of New Women In your '40V this great medicine Is famous to relieve hot flashes, nervous tension when due to the I Junctional 'middle-age' perioa peuuliar to women. Worth, trying! IWIILPMHM$S$& Anytime Any Place YELLOW CAB Phone 470 The Thinking Fellow Rides A Yellow '

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SCREEN SNAPSHOT Albany, Indiana Sunday. 1 Mrs. Thomas Sparks of Dugger was in Sullivan today. Mrs. Margaret Lippeatt and Ms. Florence Hawkins ' attended the Home Show at Indianapolis Saturday as the guests of Mrs. Eunice Lippeatt. Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK G. H. Club will meet with Mrs. Jennie Wright, 801 S. Main St., Thursday, May 1st at 2:00 p. fa. Italy Sinubs Royalty ROME, (UP) The Ministry of Interior has informed all prefects that further display of the Italian flag bearing the emblem of the ' House of Savoy is forbidden. The order also forbids display of any i other( banners bearing the em blem of the monarchy. Sing Sing, Here I Come BROOKLYN,, N. Y., (UP) "Here I go again," said Charles Varell when a detective walked walked in as he was holding up a drug store. . Police expect to send Varell back to Sing Sing I where he has spent 23 of his 40 years. Aliens May Teach FRANKFORT, Ky., (UP) Aliens, even enemy aleins , are not forbidden by law to teach in Kentucky's public schools, Attorney General Eldon S. Dummit has ruled. The school laws provide nowhere that only citizens .may teach. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT I Notice is hereby Riven that the Undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Nettie i Hoban. deceased late of Sullivan ; County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. BEN TRUMP, 1 Administrator. James F. Gallagher, Attorney. 1st ins 4-29-47 3t.-

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If d e s i r e d, a 1 member of our staff receives and directs callers. Graysville To Play 18 Games Next Season The- Graysville Greyhounds will play eighteen games next season according to the schedule released today. Nine of the games will be played on the Greyhound home court, with nine being on the road. The game with Merom, on Dec. 19, will be played in the fcommunity Gym in Sullivan, while another with Pleasantville, on Jan. 14, will be played in Dugger. The Greyhounds will also compete in the Wabash Valley tourney. The schedule follows: Nov. 4 Hymera Here. Nov. 7 Shelburn There. Nov. 14 Hutsonville There. Nov. 19 Switz City Here. Nov. 21 New Lebanon Here. Nov. 25 Farmersburg Here. Dec. 5 Fairbanks Here. Dec. 12 Prairie Creek Here. Dec. 19 Merom Sullivan. Jan. Jan. 2 Hymera There. 9 Clay City There. Jan. 14 Pleasantville Dugger. Jan. 16 Merom Here. Jan. 22-23-24 Wabash Valley Preliminaries (Sullivan). Jan. 28 Flat Rock There. Jan. 29-30-31 Wabash Valley Jan. 29-30-31 Wabash Valley Finals. ' Feb. 3 Dugger There. Feb. 6 Fairbanks There. Feb. 13 Carlisle Here. Feb. 17 Hutsonville Here. NOTICE State of Indiana, County of Sullivan, SS: Before the Board of County Commissioners. In the matter of the vacation of a public highway In Turman Township, Sullivan County, Indiana. Russell Patton et al petitioners: NOTICE is hereby given that on the 24th day of April, 1947, there was filed with the County Auditor of Sulli van County, Indiana, a petition signed by more than twelve (12) freeholders of said County, more than six (6) of whom resided in the immediate neighborhood of the highway hereinafter described, for the vacation of the following public highway in Turman Township, Sullivan County, in the State of Indiana, to-wit-Beginning at a point about 22 rods east of the northwest corner of the Southwest quarter of 'Section 22, Township 8 north, range 11 west, and running thence south about 40 rods to State Road 154. NOTICE is hereby given that such petition will be heard by the Board of County Commissioners of Sullivan County, Indiana, at the Court House in the City of Sullivan, Indiana, on Tuesday, June 3, 1947. at one o'clock P. M. Sgal) . JAMES McGARVET. Auditor of Sullivan County, Indiana. 1st ins 4-29-47 2t. High yielding. Stands Mj up under adverse con- Vt ditions. Hard to beat r for all around performance. , Monroe's FEED & IMPLEMENT SALES

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FRIDAY TROUBADOURS The Friday Troubadours f New Lebanon held their first' meeting April 22. The following officers vtere elected: President, Carol Hart; vice-president, Doro thy Unger; secretary-treasurer, Wilma Unger; news reporter, Wilma Hart; song leader, Carolyn Radar; recreation leader, Verlene Ridge; health officer, Margaret Nash. It was decided to have a covered dish dinner for the mothers and daughters of the 4-H MJay 2nd at 7:00 o'clock. Everyone is to bring a covered dish. The new members will be initiated.' It was decided to have the meetings every Friday and business meetings every, other Friday. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION HOLDS MEETING ' The Women's Association of the Presbyterian church gave a most interesting program for the April meeting Friday afternoon, Mrs. Jeanette Werntf, newly installed president presided, opening the meeting with a number of selections by Phillip Brooks. Reports of the recent meeting in Vincennes were given by Mrs. Clyde Hux and Mrs. Branstetter. A very favorable report was received on the recent rummage sale, and announcement of the May breakfast was made. This will be in the church May 28th at which time the speaker will 4 Rabbi Mervis who has before spoken in the church. Mrs. Will Thompson gave the devotions preceding the speaker of the afternoon. Miss Pauline Timmons was introduced by Rev. Weisbecker, who had met her last summer while , attending recreational camp in Minnesota. Miss Timmons is Parish worker in south ern Indiana, sent out by theBoard of National Mission of the I Presbyterian Church. She has eight churches in her parish, ' where the need is great for j religious training. She lives in Laconia, forty miles from New Albany, and twenty-two miles , from Corydon in Harrison Coun ty, and drives many miles to-

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Laud Kennedy and Lyllis, Miss Vera Moore and Joan Goodman, Mrs. Arch Cazzell and Lula, Mrs. Cletus Padgett and Rosalie, Veletta McNew, Vada Butler; the I following lady faculty members: Mrs. Edna Coyner, Mrs. Elsie Hill, Miss Dorothy Dugger, Miss ! Esther Myers, Miss Evelyn Gray, ! Mrs. Blanche Hawtin, Mrs. Edna Goodman, Mrs. Pauline Abram, Miss Glennovia Wright, and two guests, Mrs. C. W. Stegemoller and Mrs. David Lippeatt. This delightful affair was in charge of the following committee: Bonnie Pirtle, Ruth E. Hall, Joyce Boone, Vada Butler, Shir- . ley Raines, Patty Harlow, Joan Cadwell, Veletta McNew, and Mary Burke, and' the faculty sponsor of the club, Miss Glennovia Wright. The officers of this club for the past school year have been: president, Melba Boone; vicepresident, Ruth Ellen Hall; secretary, Dorothy Chambers; treas-, urer, Doris Moody. Committee chairmen were: Social, Jinny Sweeney; Program, Doris Moody; , and Publicity, Veletta McNew. I The officers of this club for ' next school year are: president, Ruth Ellen Hall; vice-president, Bonnie Pirtle; secretary, Vada Butler;, treasurer, Joyce Boone. Committee chairmen are: Social, Patty t Harlow; Program, Veletta McNew; Publicity, Joan Cadwell, and Service, Shirley Raines.

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