Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 89, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 May 1947 — Page 3

BUIUVAN. INDIANA

SUHJVAN DAILY TESTES- MONDAY, MAY S, 1947.

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Norm Sevier, Call 12

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BASKETBALL MOTHERS CLUB TKe Basketball Mothers club met Monday, April 28th- at the home of Mrs. Gordon Keck. The meeting was opened by the secretary and treasurer reports given by Mrs. Catherine Kaiser. Committees were appointed to make the final arrangements for the banquet to be held May 13. The club will meet with Mrs. Effie Southwood May 12. Mrs. Keck and Mrs. William Keck served refreshments to the following members: Mjesdames Virginia Sevier, A. B. Libke, Eddie Moore, Cecil Sims, Effie Southwood, Aline Herin, Lena Sevier, Goldie Ray, Gretchen

Howe, Catherine Kaiser, Louise Asbury and son, Billie Paul, and Joe Tackets and son, Steve. FAIRBANKS CLUB

TO GIVE PLAY The Fairbanks School Cafeteria Club will sponsor a hilarious comedy. "Mr. Bean From Lime" to be given by the Band Boosters of Prairie Creek on Friday, Mjay 9th at 8 o'clock at the Fairbanks gym. HARjMONY HOME EC CLUB The Harmony Home Economics club will meet at the home of Mrs. William May on Mijy 8th.

PSI IOTA XI HOLDS MAY BREAKFAST

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at the Davis Hotel. Saturday morning for its annual May breakfast. The tables were gaily decorated with po.tted plants, lighted taper maypoles, and floral place cards. Bouquets of spring flowers were scattered

throughout the dining room add- Roll caI1 was answered by "Gar

iiiH ill uie spiuig aunujjiicic. Following the breakfast the guests were entertained with the hilarious game of bunco. Prizes were awarded to Gladys Pinks-

Catherine Bookless Thursday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Eva McGarvey, and opened by singing " Sing and Smile and Pray the Clouds Away" which

was appropriate for a rainy day.

den Hints . Many ideas were expressed that will be helpful. As the lesson leaders were abent the afternoon was spent in playing games and contests. Mrs; Ethel Howard gave a reading entitled "Life of a Child" by Mrs. Julia Kein of Cappers Farmers Magazine. The hostess served delicious refreshments and as favors presented each one present with a

Dorothy Dugger, Patsy , packet of . cotton seed which she

Harriet Ford, Blanche brought back from her recent

ton and Billie Mjarkee. j Guests and members present were: Gladys Pinkston, Pat Rogers, Jane Bedwell, Clara I Keys, Kathryn Kenner, Ellen Boyd, Josephine Dudley, Peggy

I Enochs, 1 Kelley,

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Hawtin, . Gwendolyn Sarah Martin, Ruth

, Mary Dean Phillips, Ann Pierce, ! Betsy Ross, Mary Scott, Alice Fisher, Billie Markee, Jean Stewart, Millie Taylor, Edna Tennis, Ruth Thayer, Ruth Vickrev and Evelyn Weathers. Hos-

Hilgediek, j visit to South Carolina

McVicker, The following members were

present: Mesdames Cora Peterson, Lois Peterson, Eva Fox, Ethel . Howard, Esther Howard and daughter, Sharon, Ethel Pierce, Ora Gordon, Ida Raines,

Famma Froderman.

tesses were: Mildred Frakes, fith, Eva McGarvey, Lottie Thelma Young, Gwendolyn Hil- Lofton, one guest, Mrs. Maude gediek, Cleotis Hamilton, Mona Parnell, and the hostess.

Stull and Mary Templeton.

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The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Delores Turner in Shelburn on June 4. DINNER GUESTS Guests of M. and Mrs. H. E. St.Clair Sunday were Mr. and Mrs D. H. Mason, Mrs.. Myra Schlichter and W. E. Schlichter of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanley and children, Phyllis, Patty, Dennis and Wilfred of West York, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlichter of Pontiac, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shorter and children, Jimmy, Howard and Carolyn Ruth of New Lebanon and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Creed and children, Gary and Mike, of Indianapolis. WALTERS-CLAY VOWS HEAD Announcement is being made of the marriage of Miss Eva L. Walters of Terre Haute, to Norval A. Clay of Canton, . Ohio. The wedding took place Sunday, April 27th at the parsonage of the

i Irvington Church of Christ in Indianapolis. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Doyle Banta. j Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Elson Clayton, sister and brother-in-law of the bride. I Relatives and close friends j attended the wedding. I The bride has been employed at the Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. at Terre Haute as a typist , for the past fives,years. i (The bridegroom is!' a' 'foreman at the Timken ; Roller ,' Bearing Company of Qanton. , ; j The couple left for a short ' wedding trip throughout Illinois,

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Indiana and Ohio before going to Canton where they will reside. The bride is a graduate of Union High School at Dugger. She is the step daughter of Clara Blakeman Walters of east of Sullivan. . ROSE CHAPEL, W. S. C. S. , The April meeting of the Rose Chapel W. S. C. S. was held Wednesday, April 30th at the Rose school building. t;The president called the meeting to order and the . opening song, "In My Heart There Rings a Melody" was sung in unison. , The scripture lesson and a few facts about Mark were read by Myrtle Brocker. Prayer by Alice Monroe. After the business meeting an interesting program was given, with each member contributing something to the program. One interesting 1-sature was a number of Bible questions, asked by Mrs. Brocker, with the result that a number went home to search their Bibles to find the answers. The better one knows the author of the Bible, Jesus, the more interesting the Bible becomes. 'The following members were present: Mesdames Vera Barden, Mattie Hart, Edna Unger, Ada Hart, Alice Monroe, Eva Hallett and daughters, Ruth and Martha, Beulah Sisson and daughters, Mary and Milly, Myrtle Brocker and Elsie Sanders. ADAMS-ABEL VOWS READ ..Veneda Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Adams of Sullivan, R. 4, became the bride of Richard Abel, son of Mrs. Earl Gulley of Terre Haute, R. 3, at the home of the bride. The Rev. Jake Smith read the vows. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bemis o Terre Haute were their attendants. - ' X - v, ; The bride wjpre awhite dress of silk twill trepe with a Mace yoke and net overskirt. Her corsage was of red roses and white carnations. f ' ' Mrs! Bemis wore a dress of pink butcher linen and a corsage of sweet peas and pink carnations. After the ceremony a' threetiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and ice cream were . served to 32 relatives and friends.

Thomas L. McRoberts For City Councilman Second Ward. Democrat Ticket Your Support Will Be Appreciated. (Paid Pol. Adv.)

80-YEAR-OLD LADY'S RHEUMATIC PAINS GO! SHE PRAISES RIIU-AID Recently an 80-year,-old lady living near here stated that she almost suffered death with rheumatic pains in her whole1- right side. When she tried to walk she would simply flinch with agony and says she had become just a "bundle of nerves" due to her long period of suffering. She bought all kinds of medicines but nothing seemed to work on her until she got RHU-AID. She states she was amazed at the results when she got this medicine. Now the rheumatic pains have gone from her entire right side. She can walk without suffering for the first time in years and says her nerves are "strong as steel". She feels like a new woman. RHU-AID is the new liquid

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