Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 92, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 May 1947 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY T2EES. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1947. EULHVAN, INDIANA

43 Top 4-H'er8 Raise 80,680 Domestic Fowls

(total of 90,600 fowl during their exhibits, which brought the esti- each . received a $200.00 college club work, which ranged from mated value of all their 4-H scholarship, three to ten years, the National projects to $271,700.00. Incomes County winners were named j Committee on Boys and Girls, from their poultry projects alone iast year in Bartholomew, Boone, Club Work has announced. ranged from $448.00 to $20,700,00. Carroll, Clay, Crawford, Daviess, The . winners comprised 30 . T act 0r'o coo ,;01. i Dearborn. DeKelb. Fulton. Grant.

iuran. . byS &ni 13 girlS' Theavera Indiana was John Edward John- Greene, Hamilton, Henry, JacktJfq Gaston. During seven son, Lake, LaPorte. Mjadison, the 1946 National 4-H Poultry years. They 'won $2,118.00 in years in 4-H Club work he rais- Monroe, Morgan, Noble,, Putnam, Achievement activity raised a cash ' prizes on their poultry ed 3 200 fowl. ' , Rush, Sullivan, Vanderburgh and ' I Deleware counties.

Merit awards are again offered ,

this year for superior records in 4-H poultry and egg production j by Swift & Co. The activity is

conducted under the direction of . , , , , the Federal and State, Extension Rev- Sto"e7.f,nd fTamlly and Mr Services on county, slate and and Mrs. , Willie Johnson were national levels. Awards incude dinner ests of Mr. and Mfs. sterling silver medals for five MUton Drake Sunday, winners in each qualifying coun- Mr and Mrs George Minger ty, and educational trip to the were guests of Mr. and Mrs. annual 4-H Club Congress in Homer Diiiey Sunday. Chicago for the state winner, and $25.00 U. S. Savings Bonds for Several from Fairbanks atfour co-winners. Ten state win- tended the May Day Festival at ners chosen for national honors Kingsley Chapel last Thursday

THANKS , I wish to thank the voters for their support in the recent primary and pledge my loyalty and efforts to the office of Councilman, 4th Ward if elected in the Fall. PAUL SIMS DEMOCRAT

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We are ever ready to help you in time of stress to take over the many details that present themselves at a time of loss. .The tactful and sympathetic handling we give will leave your mind free of all but the beautiful memories of a final tribute. Schulze Funeral Home Carlisle, Indiana Successor To Risinger & Kresge

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splendid.

Several from this community

attended the Baptist Spring Con

ference at the Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Terre Haute one day last week. ,

The Home Economics Club met at the home of Ms. Milton Drake Thursday for a covered iish dinner. Those present were: Mrs. Opal Woodard, Maxine Pound, Lucile Woodard and children, Edna Fern Drake and 'son, Mrs. Rachel Drake and daughter, Elva Drake, Lela Holmes, Fern Ransford, Effie Dilley, Helen Drake and daughter, Mary Drake and daughter, Ida Drake, Grace Whitlock, Imo Drake, Jessie Bland, and Emma Lloyd. Maxine Riggs called in the afternoon. Mrs. Emery Pogue was admitted to a hpspital in Wisconsin last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Drake called on Mrs. Annie Drake and Mr. and Mrs Johnny Robbins at Terre Haute Sunday evening. Mrs. Luticia Wilfon spent the week-end with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Johnson, of near Farmersburg. Mrs. Clara Scott attended the

dedication of the new organ at the Baptist church in Sullivan

was Sunday afternoon.

Several Eastern Stars from

here attended initiation at Robinson, ' Illinois Saturday evening.

ENDING TONIGHT Gary Cooper in "'ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO'

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BREAKFAST BACON (sliced) . . . . lb.

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Wisconsin CHEDDER lb

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Skinless FRANKFURTERS lb. 45c

Today and every day we remember Mother wit'i a bnuqnet of QUALITY, ECONOMY, and VARIETY in grand-tasting foods. Our five departments offer easy, one-stop shopp'ng for everything for every. meal and our low, low prices. keen the feed budget balanced. Yes cur b:g,R'ift in savings in time . ., . in step? . . . and in nionev makes every day Mother's Day tb"Jst!&p at JOilNSON'S. 1J;!

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RICE, whole grain lb. 13c PORK and BEANS, Swifts -2 cans 29c VEGETAMATO COCKTAIL ... 46 oz. can 32c COFFEE, Old Judge lb. 47c

CUCUMBERS lb. 25c PINEAPPLES en. 29c GREEN ONIONS, home grown 2 for 13c CARROTS, Fresh California 2 for 17c TOMATOES, red ripe.." '. box 39c

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Crisco 1 lb. 48c; 3 lb. $1.39 , Popular Brand Cigarettes carton $1.39

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