Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 97, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 May 1947 — Page 4

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BUCT3VSN ffiffliTOT THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1941 SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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By Jimmy Hatlo

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PAXTON . Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Pirtle of

Indianaolis, were week - end guests of Henry Lowdermilk and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaFollette of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elsie Stone and Edgar. IV('r. and Mrs. Henry LowcTermilk and Walter called on N. L. Jeffords and family Wednesday evening. Miss Jean Ladson of Indianapois, spent Mother's Day with her mother, Mrs.: Lilly Ladson, and grandfather, E. E. ( Nash. Orville Ferguson was taken to the Mary Sherman Hospital at Sullivan Saturday afternoon for treatment and an operation. ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lloyd and children spent Sunday ' in Lewis with Mr. and Ms. Hoffa Freeze. Mrs. Evelyn Sexton of Indianapolis was the guest last week of Misses Sharon and Phyllis Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Snyder. Mrs. Sexton was in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Fred McDonald and son, Merritt, were in Terre Haute Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hylton and children of ' near Lewis, moved in with her motherj Mrs.',

Iva Krause, Monday, Mr. and Mjrs. Charles Barnes and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fluherty of . Indianapolis, were Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Koscoe Brannon. Misses Reba and Ruth Ridge were Tuesday night guests of WJrs. Lee Hiatt and family. Mrs. Ruth Meek and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jeffords of Terre Haute and Mrs. Edd Scully of Sullivan, were called here Wednesday afternoon due to the serious illness of their father, N. L. Jeffords. 1 ' Miss Janet Figg of Muncie, spent he week-end here at her home.

Carl Nash called on his father, E. E. Nash, Wenesday afternoon. , Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minich of Carlisle were Monday guests of Mrs, Roxie McCammon and Miss Maude Daugherty. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pigg of Indianapolis, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pigg and relatives at Sullivan. Msdames J. J. McCammon, C. F. Davidson, ' Charles Plummer and Mark Plummer were in Terre Haute Friday.

SCOTT CITY Mrs. Hannah Archer of West

l Terre Haute, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marie Owens. Mrs. Laura Hamilton and Mrs. Hope Hall and family, Mrs. Helen

Bardsley of Shelburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orr at Maplewood Sunday. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and strawberry pie were served. Mrs. Lawrence Hauger visited her daughter, Mrs. Russell "Black, in -Shelburn last Sunday.

Bruce Holmes spent Saturday and Sunday in Fairbanks.

I Mrs. -Florence Haddon and Miss Ruth Anderson of Sullivan, called at Maplewood Farms Sunday afternoon. ' Mrs. Ida Hauger, who has been ill is much improved. Miss Orvetta Eldridge is spending the week in Terre Haute with her sister, Mrs. Bronzie Lloyd. Mrs. Keller of Evansville called on Miss Dove Cark Saturday. Mrs. Dolly Dix was in Fairbanks Friday morning.

j Mr. and Mrs. James L. Walker, I Mr. and Mrs. Orville Eldridge and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Owens were in Sullivan Saturday afternoon. j W. B. Jewell is helping his son-in-law farm this summer.

When the power loom for weaving: cloth ty machinery wasinvented, hand weavers saw in it a great threat to their livelihood, and burned down the factory built by Dr. Edmund Cart-' wright, the inventor.

One-Minute Test 1. What is the "land of the Magyars" ? 2. What are the "Low Countries"? 3. What countries occupy Central America?

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Words of Wisdom Mean spirits under disappointment, like small beer in a thunder-storm, .ilways turn sour. John Randolph.

Hints on Etiquette A man should remove his hat when a funeral passes by, or

-GRAB BAG when in the presence of death.

Today's Horoscope You can attain any goal you really set your heart on. You are determined, independent, dominat-' ing and sometimes inclined to be headstrong. Your mind is clear and alert, and absorbs and retains what you see and hear. You are sincere and generous in your love. You are a loyal friend and a bitter enemy. The day's influences are doubtful. It will be very easy to overreach or go to extremes. Your next year will be productive of some good fortune, although loss through law, prop

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