Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 139, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 July 1947 — Page 3
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-MONDAY, JULY 14, 1947. PAGE THREE
The Gold Bricker
It seems like old man, Summer just slippedup on us all of a sudden. This kind of weather sure causes old Shakamak to be
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, t, . it' About this camping deal, it seems as though there was a new tii. me lutai uuj's wnu anient , , . ... ' j 1 a lot of their time over around,
i cabin three. Sometimes they would have a little trouble evad- , ing cabin seven at the same time.
These boys would make their V rounds every night:- first a trip
Xhen back to the' park and picnic' The bde wore a mfiu blue rounds and then try to talk the:dre,ss w"h we of red roses. Xj t , . . . I Miss Charlotte Lewis was maid .uard out of a few passes . to get : . , , . , , f f Tt. . ., .-, of honor. She wore a pink dress.
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though the late song hit "Peg o'i My Heart" was very popular with I one of the fjellows. Wonder why? There is a vice-director of the American Museum of Natural History who has . discovered a rare dinosaur skeleton. Now the first thing you know everybody and his brother will be writing in to reveal that they have discovered dinosaurs roving around the. . nearby countryside. Their stories will be on the same basis as the "flying discs" tales. Overheard at a bathing beach: "Gee Daddy, look at the big bath tub."
u Talk about iron of fate, there was a man over in West Virginia who died of a heart attack while trying to commit siucide. What next?
Marshall, 111., proved very disappointing to a group of thristrunners Sunday. , Here is another good one. A group of people were injured, none seriously, when a miniature train was derailed at a Muncie Carnival. It looks like real train wrecks are bad enough, but no, some people just have to be different. A certain someone told us that I the country air was swell but the . "chlggers are ternoie. He aiso said that they were pretty bad on the picnic grounds at the new lake in Shakamak.. There is something fishy because "chiggers" do not bite very much in the day time. Definition: A synonym is a word we use in place of a word we can't spell. Well, in another month the local boys will be sweating blood ball practice, and the , fellows will be out to put in their bid for tha team. Johns Hopkins Universu, Baltimore, was incorporated in 1867, several years before its founder, John Hopkins', death. In 1870 the first board of trustees was created. Early in 1874 the trustees began the organization, and at the end of that year elected Dr. Daniel Coit Gilman as president. He began his duties in 1876. Melbourne, Australia, capital . city of Victoria, southeastern , Australia, Is on the Yarra-Yarra ' rtver. The city was , officially j founded and named in 1837. f 'When machines to set type Vere Invented, workmen feared the loss of then ' Jobs. The lino types reduced the cost of printing so radically, however, that newspapers increased in size and circulation, fine works of literature, textbooks and popular technical periodicals could be lought so economically, that workers In the printing, publishing1 and allied trades increased from 335,496 in 1910, to 683,237 (11 1940., The "Shimmying " carts ioMgeroui car, TJuvmuu--A strains, difficult driving discomfort cause accidents besides ruining your tires. We correct " Shimmy " proer(y. 118 So. Main Phone 98
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BOLDING-SKINNER VOWS READ in a double ring Sullivan, R. 3, became the bride . , '. , of Harold Skinner, son of Mr. nr. A M. T Cb-innn- t Cknl . . , . . , . , , burn, at the home of the bride s ' . , , , parents on Friday, July 11th at eight o'clock. The vows were read by the Rev. Hughes Moorehead of Shelburn in vhe presence of the immediate families and a few close friends. Her corsage was of white carnations, i Lloyd Bolding, brother of bride, was best man. the Mrs. Skinner is a graduate of the Sullivan High School with the class of 1944 and has employed at the Quaker Company in Terre Haute that time. . I
Mr. Skinner s a veteran of Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MaWorld War II aW is now em- Clure of Philadelphia, Pa., Mr. ployed in ( Terre Haute. He is a , and Mrs. Roy McClure and daugraduate of Shelburn High ghter, Glen. School with the class of 1943. I A reception was held after 'WEDDING SHOWER wliich the couple left for Terre . A wedding shower was given Haute where . they will reside, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCammon Saturday, June 28th CLA1BOURNE HOME EC CLUB , at the home of his parents. Mr.
The Claibourne. Home Econo mics club held its July meeting at the home of Mrs. Ceryl Downen with a covered dish dinner. The lesson on cottar i, woolen, linen and new fabrics was given by Mrs. Charles Pigg. Report on the conference at Purdue was given by Mrs. John P. Curry. Ten members and one visitor were present. The next meeting will be on August 5th at the home of Mrs. Ray Wyman. ' , TRI KAPPA Sullian's two chapters of the Tri Kappa Sorority, the Alpha Omieron and the Sullivan Associates. have ioined with other chapters all over the state in the i i 1 1 il i i 2. 41 ' promotion of education as one of the ereatest alms of the society. Through this scholarship program many girls have been helped to attain their goal in education. The state scholarship committee met in Indianapolis this week and made several awards. The awards for 1947-1948 totaled $5,350. FAST JACKSON HOME EC CLUB The East Jackson Home Economics club met in ' an all-day meetin W1 h a cv.ei:!d.d.lsh.d'" ner recently. . Hostesses were Donna Soughers and Ethel Cox. The afternoon meeting opened with the vice-pr?sident, Nellie Worth, presiding. Song of, the month "America the Beautiful' was sung. Pledge to the flag in unison. History of the song was given by Donna Soughers. Club creed was given by Ethel Cox. Plans for the 4-H Cub Fair exhibit was discussed and further plans are to be reported by the club president. An interesting bit on Independence Day was given by Ethel Cox. The meeting closed with the club prayer. The next meeting will be with Opal Ruble and Mary Julian on August 12.
Men's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS
Fancy prints or harmonizing plain colors to go well with every outfit. Popular hort sleeve model for these hot summer days. j
Men's and Boys' SWIM TRUNKS
You can't afford to pass these up! All taken from our regular stock and drastically reduced. , ' . WOMEN'S & GIRLS' SWIM SUITS . . .
Plain White WASH CLOTHS
Here is the best buy you ve seen in ages. Just what so many of you have been asking us f6r. We don't have many so hurry in for yours. '
GRAYSVILLE F.F.A. MEETS TONIGHT
The Graysville. High School ! "6" chapter of the Future Farmers of Anwrira will meet fnnioVit at tha Graysville gym at 8 o'clock ., . . . . ... Films will be shown,, and after the business meeting there will be a ping-pong tournament and refreshments. FISH FRY A fish fry was held July 4th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McClure near Dodd Bridge for veterans and their families. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown and daughter, Sarah Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parr, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parr and son, Jimmie, Miss Evelyn Moore of Assumption, 111., Miss Nelle Moore of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs.
been Malcolm McClure and daughter, Maid Nancy Pat. Mr. and Mrs. . Ransince dolph McClure and son, Ronald,
of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Al and Mrs. Roy McCammon. Many nice gifts were received. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCammon of Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Griffith and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCammon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mallery and sons, Mrs. Madge Miller, Mrs. Nora McGuennis, Mrs- Myrtle Purcell, Mrs. Jake Hutcheson, Mrs. Iva Quick, Miss Juanita McCammon, Miss June Ann McCammon, Miss Carolyn Mallery, Miss Janice and Miss Barbara Purcell, Mr. n.nd Mrs. Charles Plummer and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McCammon of T A . Tiff . Paxton. Mr. and Mrs. James Medley of Sullivan and Mrs. Floyd Wesner of Merom. Several sent gifts who unable to attend. were BARBARA CURRY WEDS DR. ROBERT LIMING . Mr. and Mrs. John P. Curry of Sullivan, announce the marriage of their daughter, Barbara, to Dr. Robert Warren Liming, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Liming of Newton Centre, Massachusetts. The double ring ceremony was performed in the chapel of the 20th Station Hospital in Manila, Philippine Islands, May 29th, in the presence of friends of the young couple. Mrs. Liming ; was graduated from the Purdue University School of Home Economics in dietetics. She also took additional training in Johns Hopkins Hosi pital and Bushnell General Hos pital in Bngham City, Utah. She entered the Army services as hospital dietitian and was sent overseas and stationed near Manila, P. I. Dr. Liming is a graduate of Dartmouth College and the Long Island College of Medicine in New York. Immediately after serving his interneship at Kings County Hospital in New York he was inducted into the Army and GOOD BUYS $2oo ea. $ 1 00 pr. 3.98 io c ea.
Amalie descended with indifferent poise . . . fTJILLTOP blazed on its heights for the great holiday lJrj reception which was to precede by a few days the marriage of Alfred and Amalie. Guests had gathered about the foot of the great staircase and Alfred and Dorothea were waiting when Amalie came down. ' She descended with indifferent poise and erect head, well aware that the cream of society had gathered to inspect this woman of no family who was marrying-Alfred. The blaze of the chandelier struck her. She wore a daring gown of vivid scarlet velvet, which bared her white shoulders . . . There were gems in her hair and on her fingers. My mother's, thoujrht Jerome, through the strange humming in his ears and th.e pounding of his heart. The women were astounded, the gentlemen completely fascinated. And as the dancing began, Amalie proved a dis
was sent overseas to ' Manila, where he is in charge of a dispensary in that Service Command. Dr. and Mrs. Liming expect to return to the States in the Spring of 1948 and will probably make their home in the East. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Tago Wilkes of Dugger, Mrs. George Steve of Indianapolis, Mrs. Jesse Dudley Jr. and daughter, Darlene, of Summitville, Indiana, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hudson, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McClure oi Philadelphia, have returned to their home. Mrs. Zoe Bays, Mrs. Nelle Waldon, Mrs. Gus Lowry and Miss Pearl Burton left today for a week's motor trip through the Smoky Mountains. Mrs. A. L. Mahoney of Washington, D. C, is visiting her sister, Miss Zola Sinclair and family. Salem college, school for girls, located in Winston-Salem, N. C, Is the 14th institution of higher learning, either for men ov women, to be established in the United States or its possessions, and still in operation. It was founded under the sponsorship of the Moravian church. i Jock-day or Hock 1 Tuesday, the second Tuesday after Saster, Is a traditional English festival day, commemorating the date on which the EnglisJi, many centuries ago, rose against Danish invaders. Iran is the official name for Persia. The people refer to themselves as Iranians. A New
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Jerome watched her flashing figure. ...
tinct sensation, to say the least. But if she was aware of it she gave no indication. Completely composed, gracious and affable, she whirled about the music room in the arms of fascinated gentlemen. Her flashing scarlet figure twirled and glided among the dim grays, blacks and browns . . . Jerome watched her . . . Then they were dancing together. Jerome whirled Amalie about in a rapid waltz. She danced beautifully but she was rigid in Jerome's arms. Her face was white and withdrawn; she looked steadfastly over his shoulder, as if she had forgotten him. He tried to draw her closer; she resisted. Again he was surprised at her strength. "I must talk to you," he said. "Come away with me tonight." She smiled. "Is this a proposal?" "In a way," he said. She asked, "And what would we live
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"Amalie, Amalie," he said. "I love you.'
on?" He frowned, "Why I could paint portraits and after only five days I understand banking astonishingly." , "In short, you have practically no money," Amalie said. "And money, sir is what I am after. Your irresistible charms are no substitute." Her tone had been light but she was trembling and her mouth was rigid. "You are mercenary," he chided. Then his face change;!. He bent his head, "Amalie, Amalie. 1 love you, Amalie." 1 She looked at him piercingly. He was smiling. Eut she ssw his eyes, and her trembling became quite violent. At that moment, the music ended and several gentlemen, with purposeful gleams in their eyes, started for Amalie. "Go away," she murmured to Jerome. "Please let me alone." (Continued tonionuw;
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