Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 120, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 17 June 1947 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, JUNE 17. 1947.

BULLIVAN. INDIANA

SOCIETY

ALDRED-SCHAFFER VOWS READ The wedding of Miss, Phyllis Esther Aldred, daughter" of Mr. and Mrs. Eldron Aldred of Warren, Indiana and William D.

Schaffer, son of Mr. and . Mrs. Ward E. Schaffer of Plainfield, Indiana was , solemnized at the First Methodist church in West Lafayette Saturday, June 14 at 3:30 p.m.' . The double ring ceremony was read by th-; Rev Jean Balsey of the Wesley Foundation.

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The bride was given in' marriage by her father. She wore a white : satin floor length gown and a finger tip veil of bridal illusion from a beaded crown. She carried a bridal bouquet of White roses ' centered with a detachable orchid corsage. Her only jewelry was a cameo necklace, a gift from the groom. Following the service a reception was held at Ann Tweedale House, college home of the bride. Both Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer will continue their college education at the beginning of the fall term. They are both Juniors at Purdue University. Mr. Shaffer was formerly of Sullivan County and graduated from New. Lebanon High School, After a phort wedding trip the young couple will be at home at 230 Pierce Street, West Laf-

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMKNT Notice is hereby Kiven that the un-

' dersigned Administratrix of the estate of Alexander Murdock has 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 28 day of June the same being- the 48th judicial day qf the; May terra 1947 of said court. I Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent and all persons interested in said estate therefore are hereby notified to appear in said court on said day and show cause why said report Should not be approved.

; JESSIE JNEWK-IKK. iSKUOl Administratrix Witness my hand and seal of said court at Sullivan this 3rd day of June 1947. James H. ' Rineer Clerk of Sullivan Circuit Court Joe E. Lowdermilk, Attorney.

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LAUGHING LASSIES The Pleasantville Laughing Lassies 4-H club met June 12th at the Pleasantville Home Economics room. Three songs - were sung. Different plans were made about the picnic. The social hour was spent at the Rock House playing games. The meeting was then adjourned. Twenty-one, members were present and one guest. Miss Mary Ellen Russell.

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where 80 ol your 100a is oibww. mo the lower part gets blocked food may fail to digest properly. ..... ; r " What you want for real relief is something to "unblock" your lower intestinal tract. Something to clean it out effectively help Natureset back on her feet. "

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SNAPPY SULLIYANITES The initiation ceremony of the Snappy Sullivanites 4-H Club was held June 12th. In an impressive candlelight ceremony one girl, Sarah Lee Downs, was initiated into the ; club. The president, Normalee Thomson, led the initiation. Betty Jo Blodgett, Erma Hughes and Zoe Coulson explained the slogan and motto. Sue Chowning acted as guide. In the main business session adult leader, Miss - Mona Stull, said that we should all exhibit

at the County 4-H Fair which is to be held August 7 to 9. She urged the members to invite their parents and friends to this climax of the 4-H club year. . The County Judging and Demonstrating contest was discussed and several girls volunteered to judge the different classes. The treasurer, Anna Mae Wilkey, gave a financial report. Mary Frances Allen acting as song leader, led the group with some songs. - Erma Hughes, substite ' secretary, called roll and twenty members were present. After refreshments, served by

Ruth Tarwater, Sue cnownmg, Harriett Knowles and Coral Valentine, games were played. The meeting was adjourned at four o'clock.

The Briar Patch

- The -women of Vigo County Home Economics Clubs had a wonderful outing last week. Under the direction of Miss Schlosser, Coun-' ty Home Demonstration Agent, .three busses carrying 101 members took a two-day trip to Cincinnati. The cost of the trip was $12, and as much more as one wished to spend. The bus fare, the banquet and hotel room at the Gibson Hotel, entrance fees if any, were included in the twelve dollars. They , left Terre Haute at 8:00 A. M., and ate their own box lunch in Rushville Park. In Cincinnati, they

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GOLDBRICKER extends congratulations to MISS HESTER RT.ATVin frr tho ; lrinrfhPSS of

were shown through Kroger Foundation,: where they saw the test thought and the foresight of duty kitchens and laboratories, and model kitchens furnished with the sne shows by giving up a posilatest in cabinets. . tion of honor and giving her time Then they saw Union Terminal, said to be the most beautiful to the Cancer Society of Indiana, in; the United States.' The banquet was at 6:00 p. m., followed by an That is an extremely worthy impromptu number for the program from each bus. The evening was cause. , left free; some visited the Library, a few window-shopped or wenti ' . . . to a show, some crossed the bridge to Covington. ... , ' , - .1 Scotchman leaned against a At 7:30 e next morning, they had had breakfast and-, were tJt ready to walk to WLW for Morning Matinee at 8:30. After-the pro-' "Sick" asked a sympathetic gram they were conducted through the studio, and found the sound stranger.' effect room very interesting. They saw the blocks . of wood that "Verra, verra sick", said the made the sound of a horse galloping; they saw one. like the closet Scotchman. , "I'm afraid I've got

that Fibber made famous,- only it seems that he has a patent on that yoors." one, so this one was almost as good: in all,. 300 gadgets used to make ' "What's

sounds. (Won't television make that a useless room, though!). stranger." . v Thev checked nut nf th hnti Qt m -m a t.t.- rrl 1 The. Scotchman brightened im-

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o'.v.ni .who ty ao UIC JL UIC IJI ULIlCi Ul President Taft, donated to the. city with all the furnishings, intact.

The next stop was at the Botanical Gardens, where immense hanging I

baskets of fuchsias were the theme of dpporati fin ,Ranana trooe wroya DAVID G

full of fruit: an hnnr ViAro wuc oil tha tima 1 t,.,nri t . u iu.

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when fhaerband ttned. "til four o'clock WhC"J hC b,US rtedrT,fre arutarrivin8at7:30. , tothern;DAvl and ED have . They plan, to go to Holland, Michigan next year to the Tulip been with the company for 15 Festival. Such a vacation plan calls for initiative and executive and 10 years respectively. Reability but other counties might well follow the lead of Miss Schlos- cently they received awards from ser. The number allowed to attend Women's Camp has become so the company's high officials. Conrestricted that it is hard to choose a few from so many members, gratulations men! i The low cost of such a trip, the care-free part of it for inexperi- . . enced travelers, the companionship with others. interested in the' A scientist invented a life-giv-same things, make this a vacation very worth while for country ing serum. It was supposed to women. eive life to any inanimate object.

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CASS DALEY says, "I know marriage is a matter of give and take, but so far I haven't been able to find anybody who'll take what I have to give."

Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

The Le Petite Afullle will meet with Mrs: Hosea Siner Wednesday afternoon.

Frank Neff W. R. C. No. 155, Wednesday, June 18, 2:00 p. m., Woodjman Hall. , Wood Sunday School class, Baptist church, monthly meeting; Tuesday night, June 18, 7:30, church basement.

State : C Of C. Urges Cut In w . , Federal Spending INDIANAPOLIS, June 13 When the government reaches a point where in peacetime it costs the people more to be governed from Washington than it costs to feed their families, the time has come to support Congress in its efforts to reduce the Federal Budget, the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce declared

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in a statement urging observance of "National Taxpayers Week," June 8 to 14. "Cost of Federal government for the fiscal year ending June 30," the State Chamber . said, "is

estimated, at nearly $43 billion while the nations food bill for' 1947 is estimated at some '$41 billion:- --.; "The Hoosier citizen has some control , over his food bill he can buy less or more and he can shop around for the best prices. The only control the citizen has over his government burden is to demand that Indiana congressmen and senators continue- to insist on cuts in Federal expenditures. "Terrific pressure is being excrtod on Congress by some group or other to withhold the budgets cutting knife . on almost every Federal agency," the State Chamber said. "Many Federal officials and employees themselves of course are fighting the cuts. The vast majority of people, the average man and woman who want government costs and taxes reduced, should let their own voices be heard in Congress. - "Statistics- show that in 1930 the cost of food was approxi

mately $18 billion and that of the

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Federal government, $3 billion r a eeneral- . . or about one-sixth hat oi t Zl The general gave a quiver and This year, the Federal govern- stPfd t??6-,

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ment cost - is estimated to be greater than the food bill by ?2 billion." -

the scientist, "now what is the

first thing you are going to do with.it?"-

"National ' Taxpayers Week" "That is easy," said the general, was initiated' by Andy Anderson, ripping his gun from its holster, a taxpayer of Ada, Oklahoma to "Yni eoine to shoot about ' a urge- citizens everywhere to million dern pigeons." write their Congressmen and Senators about extravagant Fed- , janCIE BROCK has received eral 'spending and .the; need for word that her dad, BILL BROCK, reduction The proposal was giv- of Florida is en route home. He en approval by Speaker Joseph s formerly of Terre Haute. He W. Martin Jr. of the House of wm be with JANCIE in a few Representatives and the idea was days and is bringing her a small pocked up by business, civic, and Chow Ming dog as a gift.

taxpayer organizations through

Sullivan Home Economics Club, Wednesday, June 18, home of Mrs. Margaret Alsman, 218 South Section Street, Mrs. Susie Wilson and Mrs. Murlie Wilson, co-hostesses.

Ajmerican Legion Auxiliary regular bi-monthly meeting, Tuesday, June 17, 7:30, American Legion Home.

Notice: Sullivan Lodge No. 263, F. & A. M. Stated meeting, Tuesday, June 17, 1947, 7:30 p. m. Work In the.W. M. Degree. All members urged to" attend1. Visitors welctme. Morris Hudson, W. M., Russell Inbody, Sec.

Stardust Home Economics club will meet Thursday evening,' June 19th at the home of Mrs. O. K. Anderson, 555 Sylvan Dell Street.

out the nation.

. Left to Right Oscar Thayer, Mrs. Bob Herr, Mrs. Katherine Boyle, Robert Herr, Mary Hill, Tbelma Davis. . We've been away from the square's west side neighborhood for several months but now we're back home just three doors south of our old corner location in the Sherman Building and next door to the Brown Jewelry Store. With everything now in order and with expansion plans underway, we feel it time to say "WELCOME" to you a bit more formally and invite you to drop , ' in an inspect our greatly enlarged news stand. i The treats you have heretofore enjoyed have been added to and a host of others included on our menu roster and standard stocks inasmuch as our new quarters afford us ample space to do so for your convenience. Don't put off calling on us another day. We're anxious to show you around.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bed well visited in Dugger recently. - Rena Pigg and Eva Palmer were in Dugger recently. . , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moody visited in Duggef one day -t last week. " ' . - Nellie Robbins and Betty Pigg visited in Dugger Friday.

Fred Moore recently.

was in Dugger

George Sweeney of Indianapolis, spent the week in Dugger.

John Sheffler was in last week.

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Old Glory Social club of Hud Crpwder W.R.C. will meet at the city park Thursday, June 19. A covered dish dinner at noon. Program committee some one who were to serve in May. Mcynbers bring covered dish, table service and something for the white elephant sale, please.

. UNCLE HENRY THOMPSON, who is living at the Davis Hotel celebrated his ninetieth birthday over the week-end and receved a

flock of cards from friends j around the county. Congratula-1 tions Uncle Henry. They say the (

first hundred years are me toughest.-

The Pocahontas club will meet with Alma McDaniels Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Bring own table service.

MAX- PIRTLE , and " CARL ENGLE wish to have it announced that they really hung it on TOM and JIM BROWN in a golf match Thursday afternoon.

The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held Friday, June (20 al 7:30. It will be followed by a social hour. Bring one-" half dozen cookies.

The Garden Lovers club, Mrs. H. M. Stewart, 230 South Section . Street, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

JACK "RED" ANDERSON who recently , returned home from overseas is . attending summer i school at Indiana State Teachers College.- "RED" is going to enter Sullivan 1 High School next fall and he is expected to be a poten-

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Ten Years Ago

Today June 17," 1937: Amelia Earhart, American woman round the world flier arrived today in her airplane after a flight across India. The Sullivan Daily Times re

ceived a letter from Kathprinn

Lipneatt who is in Durham Po

land, i - ' 1.

Warren Hutchens, son of Rev Hutchens, former Methodist pastor at Sullivan, was graduated this - spring from theological school and has been appointed head curate of St. Luke's Cathedral at Evanston, Illinois. Ned Withers of Sullivan presided at the meeting of Gulf Oil dealers of this district which met in Sullivan.

NEW LEBANON : Mr.- and Mrs. Harland Edgington and Patty Pirtle of Indianapolis, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pirtle and family. Jack Sims of Hammond, and Sara Sims of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sims. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Siner were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John Siner and Stevie of Shelburn.' . Mr., and Mrs. George Mason and Mary Lou were guests' Sun-

' day of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert

Mason and sons of West Terre Haute. Mary Lou will be employed there this summer. Jack McClure of Indianapolis, was the week-end guest of his wife, Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Biggs and Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and children visited relatives in Vincennes Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCammon and son, Frank, of Clinton, spent the week-end . . with Mr and Mrs. J. B. McCammon.

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