Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 94, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 May 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY OTES-4 MONDAY, MAY 12, 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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Miss Suzanne Williams Becomes Bride Of William Alan Randall

Miss Suzanne Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley WilHams of this, city, was married Wednesday morning, May 7 in the

'chapel of the Central Woodward Christian Church, Detroit, Michigan, to William Alan Randall of Baldwin, Long Island, New . York, in the presence of their friends and co-workers of the musical revue,. "Call Me Mister." The Reverend F. M. Groom performed the

The bride's dress was of French blue silk with high round neckline and draped skirt. Her hat was of black straw with matching blue flowers and veiling. She

carried a bouquet of white orchids and bovardia and her only jewelry consisted of a diamond cross. The bride had as her attendant Miss Serina Hall of

Forest Hills, Long Island

York. Tyrone L. Kearney of New York City was Mr. Randall's best man. , Mrs. Randall Is an alumna of Christian College, Columbia, Missouri and DtPauw University, Greencastle, Indiana. For - the past two years she has been singing professionally in New

New York City.

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Ma-. Randall, a talented entertainer, danced in "Let Freedom Sing", starring Mitzi Green and the Ray Bolger hit, "By, Jupiter" before serving three years with the Ninth Air Force in the European Theatre. He was 'awarded four battle stars. The Randalls appear in the second company of "Call Me Mister" which opens in Chicago May 13. They will be at home at the Croydon Hotel in Chicago. HARMONY HOME EC CLUB The Harmony Economics club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. William Mjay . for their May meetine with Mrs. Frank De-

Busk assisting, hostess. .. At the ' noon hour a delicious dinner was

served. . ' i ... , The afternoon meeting was opened by . giving the pledge to to the flag followed by the song

of the month "Home Sweet Home." Mrs.. Vernal Ring gave the history of the song. Roll call was answered by "Things. I like to do in May." During the business session it was decided to meet in the afternoons during June and July with light refreshments to be served by the hostesses. The club will sponsor a "Tom Brenamen" show for the next' meeting's" entertainment. A Very interesting lesson was given on frozen foods by Mrs. Floyd Mail and Mrs. Frank J)eBusk. A Memorial service was given by Mrs. Woodsmall, Mrs. DeBusk, Mrs. Brust and Mrs. Risinger in honor of the deceased members, Mrs. Carrie Richmond, Mrs. Angie McDonald, Mrs. Anna White and Mrs. Mattie McCoskey. Members present were Mesdames.Jake Brust, Floyd Fulk, John Gill, Reid Jordan, Wiley Kelboskie, Floyd Mail, Theodore

'MADAME LOY American Palmist and Life Reader. Readings on all af -fairs of life, love, business, marriage, divorce, family affairs or any personal problems. Hours 9 A. M.9 P. M., daily and Sundays. Special readings one, dollar. Located in tan trailer - -a A 1

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' Powell, Vernal Ring, Hester Slu- ' der, Cecil Taylor, Boyd Walters, Charles Woodsmall, Lizzie CarI rithe.rs, Evelyn Marshall and three guests, Mrs. Iva . Nicholson, i Mrs. Elva Robinson and - Miss Thompson and the hostesses, Mrs. May and Mrs.. DeBusk. ' ' During the social hour readings were given ' pertaining ' to

Mother's Day by Mrs. Elsie Risinger, Mrs. Reid Jordan, Mrs. Vernal Ring and Josephine Brust. The next meeting will be held

at the home of Mrs. Wiley Kelboskie with Mrs. . Charles Wood- , small assisting, on June I3th. ' SHOWER I A stork shower was . given Thursday afternoon in honor, of Mrs. Harold Trueblood of Shelburn at the home of Mrs. Jim ' Trueblood. Many nice gifts were received. Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, cake ; and iced tea were served to the following: Flossie Pugh, Ethel MjcKinney and daughter, Ardys, Lethia Jennings and daughter, Nina, Melba Wilber, Floy Trueblood. and Anna,,. Floy Sluder, Sylvia Harris, . Mary. Taft and daughters, Zoe and Gale, Blanche Wilkins, . Ruth, .Pittman. and .children, Tillie and Jerry, Mary Nash, . Blanche Oakes, , Mary Trueblood and daughter, Judy, and the, hostesses, , . Alice and Bette Trueblood. , Those who sent gifts were Mary Barron, Maggie Bradbury, Opal Hall, .Daisy. Adamson, Daisy Hazilrigg and Ora HilL' I TRIPLE T HOME EC CLUB I The,. Triple T. Home . Economics club wili meet at the . home , . of Mrs. Carl Banther. Wednesday, May 14. All members are urged , to be present. .Visitors are , airways welcome. . . .. . , .

CURRY FARMERS The Curry Farmers Junior boys 4-H Club held their meeting at 7:30 p. rri. Thursday at the home of Joe Marts. All attended and ' proved- their u progressive spirit in the different projects.

SUNSHINE HOME EC CLUB ' The Sunshine Home -; Economics club met Thursday at the Club House in Pleasantville with Mrs. Georgia Andis and Mrs. Golda Price as hostesses. The club house was beautifully decorated with spring flowers.. The morning was spent socially and at noon a delicious covered dish

I luncheon was served.' The after

noon meeting was opened by the group singing "Home Sweet Home", after which the club

creed was read in unison. The lesson on Health was given by Mrs. Hazel Newkirk. Roll call was answered by "Things I Like to do in May." A new member, Mrs. Mary Frederick", was welcomed into the club.

During the business meeting it was voted to have an auction

sale at the' next club meeting. The meeting at Purdue Will be on June 19 and 20. All who can go, notify Jessie Brust . before May 15th so reservations can be 'made for rooms and for reserva

tions on the chartered bus. The County exhibit at Sullivan will be on August 7, 8, and 9. Each member is asked to exhibit a hat which she has remodeled. The "meeting was closed by the group repeating the club prayer in unison. - . Those present at the meeting were: Mrs. Mary Frederick, Mrs. Hazel ; Newltirk, Mrs. Lola Frye, Gloria and Ronald, Mrs. Jessie Brust, . Mrs. Dot Timmerman, Mrs. Ina Garrison, Mrs. Tressa Spencer, Mrs. Zilpha . Bennett, Mrs. Ethel Benefiel, Mrs. Frances.

Wiseman and Anna Ruth, Mrs. Stella Alsman, Dickie Price, Warren, .Wanda and Wilma Andis, and the hostesses, Mrs. Andis and Mrs. Price. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Melissa Jones. MEROM HANDICRAFT CLUB TO MEET . . The Merom Handicraft club will meet at Holt Hall Tuesday, .May 13. Mrs. Olive Daugherty, hostess, and Mrs. .Grace White, co-hostess. ' , .

WEEK-END GUESTS Mrs. Eva Curtis of South Court Street had as her guests Satur-. day Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis and son, Gene, of ' Louisville, Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mosier of Davenport, Iowa. Guests Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Curtis, Mrs. LaNette Curtis, Mr. and . Mrs. Bill Townsend and son of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cox of Princeton. Mr., and Mrs. Mosier left for their home Sunday. NEW LEBANON W.S.C.S. The W.S.C.S, of New Lebanon will hold a May tea for their regular meeting Thursday afternoon, May 15th. All members are invited and bring a guest. NORMA SNYDER , HONORED AT I. U. Norma Lea Snyder, of Paxton, is one of seventeen women students at, Indiana University who was recently tapped for membership In Mortar Board, honorary for senior women. Miss Snyder will be . president of Morrison Hall, a residence center, next year. She is secretary of the Student Council, a member of the Independent Students Association, and the Spanish Club. Initiation was Sunday, May 11.

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Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hayworth had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Joy Davenport and son of Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. . Revere Elliott and daughter, Sandra, of Marion, Indiana, spent the . week-end here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson and other relatives. Mrs. Cleo Johnson was called to Shelburn Sunday evening due to the. death of her father, William Shelburne. ' Mrs. Sarah Edds, Mrs. Kate Knight and family attended the funeral of Elmer Carrico. Several from here attended the Indiana State College Symphonic

band concert at Terre Haute

Wednesday and Thursday evening. . MVs. Katherine Lash entertained the Study club at , her

home Tuesday afternoon. Members present were Ethel McNabb, Evelyn Moore, Ethel McGlone, . Dorothy Lash, Mary Watson, Floy Patton, Irene Combs, Fredona Oliphant, Gladys Foster, Eva Wentz, Emma French, Marie Fox and the hostess, Katherine "Lash. ' '-, ' Jo' Nell and ' Suzanne Bennett, daughters of Mr. and Mjrs. Bud Bennett was admitted to the Mary Sherman Hospital Wednesday for a tonsillectomy.

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