Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 163, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 August 1947 — Page 8

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, AUG. 15, 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIA

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SUNDAY And Monday

M.G.M.'s EIG, GAY, TIPTOPICAL MUSICAL With The Dancing Star Of "Anchors Awe-gh" And The Girl With The "Body Beautiful."

FAST ON HIS FEET?

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BOUNCING BETTY AT HER BUMPTIOUS BEST!

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ADDED CQLOR CARTOON & LATEST NEWS

SUNDAY Thru Thursday

OH! THE LOVES HE KNEW! . . .THE SONGS HE WROTE! . . . AND THE ERA HE SET AFLAME J

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The Fabulous Technicolor Story of Amerita's i

Mosr Famous Troubadours!

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Tonight & Sat. Saturday Ma tinee 1 2 :30 Nature At Its Fiercest . . . Man At His Bravest!

Starring DAVID , SHAKPE

"Thunder" The Wcnder Horse "Capt. Boots" Famous Police Dog

"THE SCARLET HORSEMAN'

SATURDAY AT.12:30 ONLY! 'THE CHILDREN'S HOUR" ERROL FLYNN in "THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER"

GREENVILLE Birthday Dinner A birthday dinner was held

Sunday, August 10th at the Sullivan park in honor of Mrs. Ed Bedwell, her son, William, of Jasonville, and her son-in-law, Frank Drummond; of Hymera.

More Winners

'(Vitlniif(1 O""' Pod; Tommy Blubaugh," Curry, Red; David Walton, Curry, Red; Stephen Nowlin, Turman, White; Kenneth Pugh, Curry, White; Wanda Andia, Jefferson, White. Junior Yearling Class David Walton, Curry, Red; Warren Andis, Jefferson, Red; Kenneth Borders, Turman, Red. Champion Jersey Female Billy Fdrree, Turman. SWINE

Barrows: Chester White Dicky Jones. Jefferson, Blue and Champion; Dicky Jones, Jefferson, Blue. Duroe Daia '-'Phillips Turman, Blue and Champion; Monte Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Mark Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Tommy Taylor, Curry, B'.ue; Tommy Taylor, Curry, Red: Harold Stanbaugh, Hamilton, Red; John Coffman, Turman, Red; John Coffman, Turman, Red. Spotted Poland China Bob Townsley, Jefferson, Blue and Champion; Carol Woodard, Turman, Blue; Pansy Chambers, Fairbanks, Red; Billy Meier, Cass, Red: Billy Meier, Cass, Red; Gene Monk. Turman, White; Micky Wilson, Hamilton, White; Eilly Meier, Cass, White, v Hampshire John F. Patton, Turman, Blue and Champion; John F, Patton, Turman, Blu3. Grand Champion Barrow of show Bob Townsley, Jefferson. ' Reserve Grand Champion Barrow of show Dale Phillips, Turman. ' Gilts: ' Duroc Dale Phillips, Turman. Blue and Champion; Dale Phillips, Turman, Blue; Monte Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Monte Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Mark Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Mark Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Tommy Taylor, Curry, 'Red; Lee Coulson, Hamilton, Red; Jimmie McElwain. Hamihcn, Red; Tom Coulson, Hamilton, White; Kenneth Borders, Turman, White; Kenneth Borders,-Turman, White. Poland China Bob Townsley,

Jefferson, Blue and Champion; Bob Townsley, Jefferson, Blue. Berkshire John Coffman, Turman, Blue. . . , Spotted Poland China Carol Woodard, Turman, Blue and Champion; Jimmie Koenig, Haddon, Blue; Bob Townsley, Jefferson, Elue; Bob Townsley, Jefferson, Red;, Bob Townsley, Jeffer"w. Red; Donald Hobbs, Gill,

Red. i Gerry Strain, Fairbanks, Red; I Donald Meier, Cass, Red; Gerald ,Cox, Turman, Red; Billy Monk, I Turman, White; Billy Monk, Turman, White. I Litters: Spotted Poland ChinaBob Townsley, Jefferson,. Blue; Billy Merer, Cass, Red; Billy Monk, Turman, White. Duroc Dais Phillips, Turman, Blue and Champion; Monte Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Mark Riggs, Fairbanks, Blue; Tom Coulson, Hamilton, Red; Lee Coulson, Hamilton, Red; Kenneth Borders, Turman, Red; Kenneth Borders, Turman, Red. Spotted Poland China Bob Townsley, Jefferson; Blue; Billy Monk, Turman, Red; Billy Monk,

Turman, Red.

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FORBES CORNER Mrs. Ada Forbes is spending a few days with her" daughter, Mrs. Dale Scott and family of Jasonville. ,

Charles Sharpe. Sunday dinner guests of Lou Barus and Helen were and Mrs. Joe Gaeble of Indi

Rev. Underwood and wife are I Plis Mr- and Mrs- Loren

10 HIT SONGS IN TITENOSTALGICJ.IANNER! "ADDED COLOR CARTOON &LATEST NEWS'

Those attending were Mr. and this week with her parents, Mr.

Mrs. Ed Bedwell and son, Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. William Bedwell and children, Billy and Patty, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drummond and children, Judy and Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray and .son, Larry of Graysville, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bedwell and son, Michael Lee.

Miss Maxine Coleman of Terre

Haute is spending her vacation

and Mrs. Herman Coleman. Mrs. Fred Bellamy and children, Linda and Connie, and Mrs. Elisha Lang and children visited Mrs. Frances Bedwell Monday evening. Lonnie Bedwell and family of Sullivan are morning near Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bedwell and son attended4 the O.E.S. Monday night.

holding a revival at the United Brethren church at Wilford with the assistance of James Allan of near Hyrnera. Mrs. Lou Barcus and Helen called on Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Scott and Mr. and Mrs. James Schofield Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. James Sharpe has accepted a position with the Welfare Department at Sullivan. Mrs. Helen Vanderpool, .Tames, Charles and Marilyn Sharpe were in Terre Haute and Brazil Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilman of San Francisco, California, arrived home Tuesda to visit iwr

b father, Charles Sharpe and other

- relatives. Frances Bedwell and son Mrs. Mary Huntworth- spent

Monday here with her brother,

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spent Tuesday in Sullivan.

cus and sons, Walter and J

and Mr. and Mrs. Liiren Ra all of Terre Haute, Raymond cus and Melvin Stuckey. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Pin called on Mrs. Helen Vandei and her mother Tuesday e ing. Mrs. Helen Shaw spent Fr with her mother in Terre Hj Haute.

Burma la bounded on' north by Tibet and China; the east by China and Slara the south by the Bay of Ber and on the west by the Ba; Bengal and the provinces Bengal and Assam of British dia. Since 1928 it has been ministered as part of Bri India.

INQUIRY into charges of lavish living by officers in Mediterranean command of Lt Gen. John

I C. Lee (above) is promised by I Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, Army

chief of staff. (Internationa)

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We wish to thank the following Sullivan merchants for the ir cooperation and donations which contributed so greatly to the success cf the Sullivan Saddle Club's Horse Show at the 4-H Club Fair.

County Hardware Bcyll and Son Motor Co. Tip Top Market Clyde Hux (Sinclair Agent) Sullivan State Bank Nu-Way Garage

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