Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 88, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 May 1947 — Page 4

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BULOVAN DAILY TIMH3 FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1947.

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

FAIRBANKS I bins of Terre Haute. Mr. and I

hose who were, dinner guests Mrs. Leonard Pound and Mrs. I

Mrs. Clara Scott was in Sulli-

tji, nj : u ivan Monday aftenioon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drake Sun- Mrs Effie Dney soent Wed-

were Ben Drake, Mr. and ' ' nesday and Thursday in IndianaDwight Drake and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dilley polis . attending Gryand chapter Molly Ann, of' Hammond, 1 were dinner guosts of Mr. and of tho Order of the Eastern Star.

Hallie Fisk spent one night this week in Sullivan.

UNSUNG HEROINE IN TEXAS BLASTS'.'

I Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Rob- Mrs. Homer Dilley Sunday.

Mccormick-deering There's no time lost in the dairy barn whenyou use aMcCORMlCK-DEERlNG Milker. Here's why: Place unit on floor, attach stanchion hose, turn on vacuum no straps, no hook on pail. Apply teat cups one at a time and you re milking. You don't have to balance pail or worry about it being level, i You can save plenty of time with this quick, direct milking method the MrCORMlOC-DEERING way. Get

f"""1 complete devils on this modern

milker from us now.

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Mrs. Leona Fuson called on Mrs. Homer Dilley one afternoon

last week.

a large crowa aitenaea tne i

1 Alumni Banquet at the gymnasium Saturday evening. Quite a few of the older graduates spent the evening ih reminiscing i Mr. and Mrs. Woody Burton of Hammond, spent Saturday with Mrs. Burton's parents, Mr. , and Mrs. Ancil Woodard. Betty,

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SULLIVAN, INDIANA CHOICE STEAKS AT ALL TIMES CHICKEN BY RESERVATION FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP Serving from 5 on. "The PI "ce to come for a Gala Evening.'1

AUTO REPAIR

If your car is not in shape to give you maximum service this Spring and Summer, let us supply the cash for needed repairs. Find out how much it will take to put it in good condition then come to us for an Auto Repair Loan. , Cash is available here, too, for any other need or emergency. Come in or phone we are ready to serve you.

Fidelity Loan Co. Upstairs Middle East Side Sq.

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Seems bigdome was counting on HIS LITTLE CHICK. BEFORE IT HATCHED

A SOLDIER AND A DOCTOR lead Nurse Mrs. Mary Perkins, of Houston, Tex., from a temporary morgue in Texas City after she had spent many long hours directing nurses who helped in embalming the dead. She continued to work until in a state of collapse. (International Soundphoto)

who is attending college at Mr and Mrs. Owen, Sunday. Bloomington, was also at homo. Walter Ciiss of Sullivan, called Mrs. Ernie Trueblood is much on Clara Scott Saturday mornimproved. . ing. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Barns , Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crew, Mjr. spent Saturday night with Mkr. and Mrs. Porter Barns and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Crew. and Mrs. Gerald Crew and childMr. and Mrs. Mervin Badger rcn were dinner guests of Mr. called on the latter's parents, and Mrs. Victor Johnson Sunday.

Jim Bradbury, who is attending school at Purdue, spent the

week-end with his sister, Betty

TERRE IIAUTE'S

MIDGET SPEEDWAY "FASTRACK" , North 25th St. & Ft. Harrison Kd. Saturday, May 3rd, 2:30 P. M; -7 SPECTACULAR EVENTS 7 The Leading 20 Drivers in tho Midwest. Paved Track No Dust Plenty of Seals Plenty of Free Parking Space. Thrills and Maybe Spills. GENERAL ADMISSION INCLUDING TAX $1.00 Gates Open 12:30 P. M. Qtraltfyiiig Starts 12:30 P.M.

Sharp, and Aunt Ola.

Miss Marion Tarlton spent a

few days last week with : Iris Wilfon. i

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AI THE CHURCHES HICKORY METHODIST Worship service, 9:30 a. m.

i Sunday School, 10:30 a. m., S. C. Willis, Supt.

Youth meeting, 6:30. Prayer service Tuesday, 7:30.

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FORD GROCERY " 104 W. Washington St.

HANKINS GROCERY. N, Section St.

TIP TOP MARKET 312 S. Section St.

B & L GROCERY North Broad St.

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FERD t'SREY GROCERY West Donaldson St..

WAGNER GROCERY EBcuot St.

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RALPH SHEPHERD GROCERY ' 319 N. Section St. .

PEPPLE GROCERY 301' E. Depot St.

FRAKES GROCERY 839 E. Washington St.

BOYT.L GROCERY 43 S. McCammon St.

SIHPMAN CROC. 402 S. State St.

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