Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 115, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 June 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1947. PAGE THREE

SOCIETY

Mln Norma Sevier, Editor Call 13

BPWV Install Officers; Enjoy Barbecue At City Park More than hall a hundred Sullivan Business and Professional Women met in the Sullivan City Park shelter house last night for their annual installation of officers and a barbecue. Telia C. Haines, 'retiring president of the Indiana Federation of B. and P.-.W. Clubs, installed and proclaimed Mabel Nowlin installed as president in the absence of Edith Harmon; Rachel Faught, recording secretary; Tressa McKinley, treasurer; and Euleta Slover, publicity secretary, the new administrative body of the 1947-48 Sullivan BPW organization. A golden pin, symbolic of the i " " post she has so successfully filled i executive board chairmen for the

during the past year was pre

rented by the group to retiring President, Rose Self whose words of gratitude were echoed by Miss Haines and State Recording Secretary Betty Sinclair who also joined the ranks of last year's service body. Mabel Nowlin, District No. 2 Director, acting for President Harmon announced the following

Blackheads too. No waiting eS. it in trill?. thfn 1. a aala

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ivLLLKtA that dries up pimples '.3f quickly as it acts to loosen nnri mwj

r jf URly blackheads. Those who followed simff pie directions, and applied Klrarm when noticed. Were Imsnnaluiiimn .1

found theli pimples and blackheads had disappeared Ihcse users enthusiastically praise Ktasra and :lairo they are no longer embarras.Hed v ind ore now happy with their clear "NLT complexions. Us KlMrex. It one up- if f plication does not satiBly, you get LJ C ioubia your msnsr back. Ask lor Kiasw today, sure. Milburn Drug Store. Bennett's Pharmacy, and drug stores everywhere.

ensuing year: Francis Whitlock Pauline Mahan, Mary Lou Templeton, Josephine Dudley, Josephine Scott, Telia Haines, Essie Fuller, Marie Ward Yaw and Rose Self, Pearl Harbaugh, Elizabeth Springer, Lydia Brown, Etta Logan, Madge Bedwell, Geneva McCrocklin and Mary Scott. Mrs. Albert Foster, Oklahoma BPW club member and guest in the home of Mrs. Armeda Cramer of this city, contributed accordian music to the program. Mrs. Foster has recently returned from Kodiak, Alaska where she spent several months. Mrs. Ross Harbaugh, another guest, offered a number of readings to the evening's fun-fest. Others present for the gathering were Evelyn MeRoberts, Faye Ringer, Elizabeth Scott, Fern Wright, Iva Giles, Redith Harris, Kathleen Sims, Norma Spencer, Myrtle Martin, Iona Jared, Helen Smith, Helen Colvin, Jessie

Boies, Loiene Pigg, Marguerite French, Gladys Pinkston. AbbieFaught, Doris Scott, Armeda Cramer, Tina Lee, Pearl Newsome, Dora Beard, Lula Baldwin, Reva Lee, Fayette McKinley, Emogene Lloyd, Elsie Leach, Vera Rusk, Callie St. Clair, Beatrice Steel, Jeanette Gentry, Ruby Bicknell, Ethel Rickard, Zada Dixon, Edna Spainhour, Helen Graham and Jeanette Schrum.

GIVE STORK SHOWER Mrs. Bill McClure and Mrs. Guy French were co-hostesses at a stork shower for Mrs. Ray Stevenson at her home near Dodd Bridge, Thursday, June 5. Games were played and prizes were won by the following; Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. Jess Clark, Mrs. Guy French and Marjorie Payne ; Miss Mildred Stevenson sang a lullaby and Mrs. French gave two piano selections. Pink and red rose corsages were given each guest as Jhe gifts were opened and the donors were anounced. A special delivery letter was read by the honored guest announcing the place and date of the new arrival.

Refreshments of crackers, fruit I salad, cookies and iced tea were I

served and each nlate held a tiny

cradle full of candy as favors. Those present were; Mrs. Guy French, Mrs. Bill McClure and son, David, Mrs. Kathryn Hardy and daughter Barbara, Mrs. Ruth Walker, Mrs. Opal Means, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mrs. Hattie Strain, Mrs. Minnie Monroe, Mrs. Nora Clark and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Padd Parr, Mrs. Clarence Underwood, Mrs. Emory Walters, Mrs.

William Neal and daughter Jo

VIOLENT TWISTER IN OHIO SNAPS UP, GENERAL' STORE

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Tricky twister spares buildings surrounding Bolindale, O., general store.

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Eolindale, O., residents poke through wreckage of general store demolished by tornado.

AFTERMATH of the tornado that swept the Youngstown-Warren, O., area finds residents In the twister's path cleaning up debris in the estimated $500,000 worth of damase. Five persons are dead and 100 Injured as a result of the freak storm. , (International Soundphoto)

Marjorie Payne, and Miss Connie Hayden. Those who sent gifts were Mrs.

Amber, Mrs. Gertrude Wood, Miss. ' Freida Hayden, Mrs. Flora See-

NAVY AIDS OTTUMWA VICTIMS

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I, ; . j.jjmi W K3Hi trE? I OlTt'0 'i'lti 'C'A' ' A FIVE-DAY-OLD BABY ia rescued by the Navy in Ottumwa, la., as the SES5T " ;' .'.'' '"V . . . :V"--'-r .:v I Des Moineg river's flood waters inundated three-fourths of the town. 'ggag,v 1 ' . 'i'-i"'"'v-.' " - " . C' - V- : " -!"; Both Army and Navy physicians are innoculattog for typhoid fever SJI1JJ-. 1 ''i',' ''I' '' -;' fJa'' 1' ' ten GA 1 1 as the cjty of 40,000 faces a water shortage.': (International). : "nPRN ifrt90ttkn , R0Vl 'i er Mrs Rosa Parr' Mrs- Myrtle Mrs- Lee Alexander of Ham' sasaat 1 ' -Ug M U uot et " -.eQ- ncaVV4cVoSe 1 Payne, Mrs. Clayton Rumple, jgopd, .Indiana.- .

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Shellane bottled gas equipment and installations are in accordance with the regulations of the State and of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Having recently attended the Shellane training sessions on gas installations and appliances, the Boyd Electric Shop offers you their services in solving your bottled gas problems. . ( In addition to Shellane bottled gas, the Boyd Electric Shop offers the famous Universal gas ranges, the Electrolux gas refrigerators, and the Hoffman gas water heaters. Shellane is now available in increasing quantities. Place your order now for immediate installation. Store Hours: Week Days, 9:00 A. M. - 5:30 P. M.; Thursdays, 9:00 - 12:00; Saturdays, 9:00 - 9:00

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TRIPLE T HOME EC CLUB "The Triple T rHome Ec Club uill mppt at thp home of Rubv

Mrs. Felix Stevenson and Mrs. i Bedwell. Wednesday,. June 11th.

uean uuuer, of Bids, Illinois, and I Visitors welcome.

SULLIVAN STORE

Shop Thursday A. M. We Close At Noon

ELECTRIC FANS 10 inch oscillating Eskimo fans, chrome blades and guard . . black enamel base . . . limited quantity

PORCH CHAIRS-17.S0 Value

Heavy gauge spring steel construction . . seat and back cushions upholstered in water repellent material. Maroon or blue.

METAL SUMMER CHAIRS

All metal seat and back, rolled steel frame. Green enamel finish, with white frame. Special at

3.95

Special Purchase Lunch Cloths

Printed cotton lunch cloths in tan, blue or peach floral design . . slightly imperfect ... 54 x 72 size

1.49

CROMWELL SHEETS

Special for Thursday only size. Regular 2.29

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1.98

PILLOW CASES Cromwell or Cast Iron Brand. 45 x 36 size. f Regular .49. Special for Thursday morning only lm

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ADAMS-BADGER VOWS READ Miss Rebecca Jane Adams, daughter of Mrs. Mary Adams, of Sullivan, and Herbert Badger, son of Mrs. Lily Ford, of Sullivan, were married in a single ring ceremony at the parsonage of the Church of Christ, in Dugger, with the Rev. Clymore officiating. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Weil, of Farmersburg. The bride wore a gray gabardine suit,. with black accessories, and a corsage of red roses. The matron of honor wore a green gabardine suit, with black accessories, and a corsage of white carnations. The bridegroom and best man each wore a white carnation as a boutonniere. Following the ceremony, the wedding party went to Clinton for dinner, then the couple went to Indianapolis for a short trip. They are at home at 110 South Crowder street in Sullivan.

SKELBURN MASONIC LODGE Shelburn Masonic Lodge No. 369, F. & A. M. called meeting Wednesday epening, June 11th, 7:30 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Edward Slover, W.M. Chas. W. Thompson, Sec.

GILL HOMEMAKERS The Gill Homemakers . will meet Thursday, June 12th with Mrs. Paul Phillips. Lesson on fabrics will be given by Mrs. Nell Pennington. All members urged to attend, guests welcome.

SHOWER - ' A shower was eiven by Miss Grace Linnell and Miss Mary Lou Snavely in honor of Mrs. Mary Lou Buckley Friday night at the Davis Hotel Dining Room. ; Those enjoying the evening were .'the honored guest,, Mrs. Mary Lou Buckely, Virginia Ballard, Ruth Vickery, Kate Hankins, Mary J. Keys, Sharon Ford, Alice Fisher, Tassa Reid, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Jack Buckley, Mrs. Vern Buckley, Mrs. George Walters, Mrs. Arthur Snavely, Mrs. Linnell, ' Mrs. Homer Daniels, Betty Jane Sims and the hostesses, Grace Linnell and Mary Lou Sftavely. notice of fixal settlement Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Alexander Murdoek hus this day filed in the office of the clerk of the Sullivan Circuit Court her final report of her account with said estate, and that the same will be heard by the Sullivan Circuit Court on the ?R dav of June the same beinp the 48th judicial day of the May term 1947 of said court. Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent and all persons interested in said estate therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on raid day and show cause why said report should not be approved. JESSIE NEWKIRK BRUST Administratrix Witness mv hand and seal of paid court at Sullivan this 3rd day of June 1947. .James H. Ringer Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court Joe E. Lowdermilk, Attorney. 1st Ins. 6-3-67 2t.

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