Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 166, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 August 1947 — Page 2

PAGE TWO

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20, 1947

'SULLIVAN, INDIANA

PAXTON

neral. He returned home with were in Sullivan Saturday.

the Doylo family for a few days. Miss Norma Lea Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rogers and 1 Mr and Mrs Cnaries Mans- 'Emanuel Williams were married family were in Terre Haute field and family returned to at Carlisle Sunday afternoon. Tuesday. tneir nome at Mountain View, j Miss Maude Daugherty returnMr. and Mrs. " William Smith 1 Missouri after a few weeks visit ed home last week after a visit and sons of LaPorte, spent the here with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. 'of several days with Mr. and week-end here with Mr. and Poppino and other relatives at , Mrs. Allison Pittman and Mrs.

' ! Roxie McCammon.

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Salliwn Daily Times, founded 1905, as the dally edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PATTLi POINTER , Publisher ELEANOR l-OYNTER JAMISON Manager and Aaaiatant ICrtltnr

HOMER H. MURRAY . Editor Mrs- C. C. Smith and relatives 'Shelburn.

Entered as second-class matter at the Postofflce. Sullivan, Indiana I at Sullivan. They returned home Buddy Lewis has returned to j Mrs. Gertie McCammon called Publiahed dally except Batwday and Sunday at 116 Wert Jackson St 'Monday morning accompanied his home in Louisville, Kentucky jon Mrs Qra Leslie Friday afterSuUlvan. Indiana. Telephone t hv rhar Herhort anri ftarrinn 'aftpr a fpw wppks visit, with his

"J " - - - - " " . '

war buddy, Richard McKinley and family. Carl Hancock returned home Monday from the Sullivan hos-

Mrs. Jo Hardy and daughter pital after being confined there of Indianapolis,, was the week- j the past three weeks following end guests of her mother, Mrs. ' an automobile accident. Lillie Ladson, and E. E. Nash. Tom Leslie was in Sullivan

Miss Barbara Walters attend-, Friday.

tji t j -r- r

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCammon : a vlslt wnn relatives in rennsyi-

Mrs Alec Pearce called on Mr. and Mrs. Vern vania. week-end at Brazil Davidson and Reece Kennedy ! Mrs Ada Sluder and Lee spent

Monday afternoon. : ounuajr m cuc "a

fTit-H l unrl VI ye I V 1 1 1 n fir

United Press Wire Berrloe National BepreseaNtttrei Thels and Simpson, New York

. ' SUBSCRIPT ION BATE: By Carrier, per week 15c By Mali Elsewhere In

By Mail in Snllivan

And Adjoinine Comities

Tbe United States:

mms llf5 sumoa; .v::: 8$ ed the wi reunion at sum

Denzil Snyder who had spent a two weeks vacation here . with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. C. C Smith.

OIL FIELD NEWS An ice cream supper was held at the home of Mr. and i Mrs. Henry Seewer for the employees of the Ohio 'Oil Company and their families Monday night. Mrs. Madue Morrical and son, Kintz Earl, have returned Jrom

DUGGER Mrs. F. M. Dukes was in Linton Monday.

Mrs. Jessie Smith underwent a major operation Monday at the

Mary Sherman Hospital.

Mrs. George Comstock was a Sullivan visitor Monday. The Women's Study club entertained Tuesday at the shelter house at the park. At 6 o'clock a dinner was served to twentythree members. After the business session contests were played. Miss Helen Sweeney of Indianapolis is spending her vacation with her mother and brother,

John. Mrs. Sarah Sweeney, John and Miss Helen Sweeney were dinner

guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Comden and Mrs. Alice Tom Yung. Ballard, served refreshments of O.E.S. met Monday evening in j jce cream, angel food cake and regular session. After the busi-! iced tea. Contests were played ness meeting the hostesses, Mrs. I and won by Faye Ringer and Anna Barrowman, Mrs. Pamkee, ' Verna Hammack.

One Month

.40 on Mnnh ' .10 van Sunday

All Mail Subscriptions Strictly In Advance. ' Mr. and

the

SOCIETY B. P. W. PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB MEETING Eleven members of the , past presidents of the Sullivan Business and Professional Women's Club, journeyed to destinations vnknown, with the exception of the committee im charge, Saturday evening for the bi-annual meeting of the club. Committee 'invitations had announced that reservations had been made for the week-end and the announced meeting place proved to be Oakgrove Lodge near Casey, . 111. A delightful chicken-steak dinner was enjoyed at the lodge " at 7 o'clock. Business meeting was later heir? at one of the adjoining reserved cabins. A letter received from Lucia Delhays, Belgian, War orphan, aided by the Past Presidents , Club, expressed great pleasuer in the assistance given hef by the Sullivan club. Following this business meeting, games and contests were enjoyed. A home made cocoanut cake and iced cokes were then served by the committee. Breakfast was enjoyed at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning at

the lodee in the nnol settinc of sPent

Onlrcrrnvp Aftpr whirh fhiA mppf-

ing was adjourned. C- s- Poppino called on E. E. Members attending were Pearl , Nash Tuesday afternoon. Tj.v...u -rn, ui ivro-io Mrs. Tom Leslie was in Terre

Yaw, "Hazel Alkire, Pauline Medsker, Faye Ringer, Clara Scott,

Haute Thursday. , Mr. and Mrs.: William

Bene-

Lydia Brown and the committee e'd ad r ,f estf

members, Mabel Nowlin, Anna "Lr T t xausc" Wolfe and Mary Scott. Mr. and Mrs- Lawrence Rails- ; back. i Mrs.' Evelyn Sexton of IndianaDECKARD REUNION spent Wednesday night and The Deckard reunion will be Thursday here with her daughheld August 24th ot the Linton ters, Sharon and Phyllis. Park. A basket dinner will be Mrs. Anno Tarrah was in Sulserved at noon. All relatives in- jVan Monday, vited to attend. , , Mrs. Ruth Monroe and child- ' ren of Sullivan are visiting Mr.

Miss Barbara Whitlock called

on friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Shelton

and Max Lee. Miss Sue Granby visited relatives in Illinois last week.

111!

J Si 7

Often in ONE Day! Muscle Balancing Treo'meit hos notmeliled thousands. For Frcs Information, write CR0I3 EYE FCUKDATION 703 Comrnuf.i'.y Rar.k BiJj. Fontlsc, MicMjin

CLUB NOTICE To all Eagles, special business will be conducted at the regular

meeting on Thursday, Aug. All members are urged to present.

21. be

Memory Restored FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UP) Charles L. Fisher said he had a "blackout" and couldn't remember anything about burglarizing a beauty shop, so he pleaded innocent. During his trial, ' "it all came back to him as the state's evidence piled up, so he decided to plead guilty.

and Mrs. Osa Johnson. Mrs. Connie Doyle spent Friday night in "Sullivan with Mr. and Mrs. James Burdge and on Saturday they went to Staunton to attend the funeral of their brother-in-law, Rev. Henry Shaw. Tex Simpson of Pueblo, Colorado also attended the fu-

"A SAFE PLACE TO BANK" You can bank here with absolute safety. You c3ir borrow money here on good sound loans, at lowest interest rates.

You can be sure that all business is strictly confi-j

dential. , . You can do business with this old reliable, strong bank, which has served this county over seventy-six years without loss to anyone. In short, this bank has stood the test of time and now larger and stronger than ever. We cordially invite your business on our record. SULLIVAN STATE BANK Sullivan, Indiana Safe Since 1870 , Carlisle, Indiana

Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

CITY TAXI PHONE 239 ON THE JOB DAY . . . and . . . NIGHT Dependable 1 Courteous o Reliable

Quit payhur rent and own fomi some. Special bargains property; en installment plan. Ala farms far sale. W. T. MELLOTT

Tr Friendly Store AUTHORIZED DEALER

Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners , North. Side Square . ' Phone '433

DELUXE Coaster Wagons Walton DeLuxe all steel wagons with roller bearings, rubber tired 15 inch wheels, finger fitted handle, under body gear supports, center of gravity remains the same while turning.

inimnunriiifl) -inrnu im un mmnndiM i n , I , , ' j I

,1 iim

r-im r omit j

vw $149.50 I

WIIIIVUII.

UBLIC

SALE

I will sell at my farm 1 MILE SOUTH OF LINTON, ON STATE ROAD 59, the following at Public-Auction SATURDAY, August 23, 1947 at 1 P. M. -19REGISTERED GUERNSEY COWS This herd is TB and Bang Free 9 3 years old Guernsey, 1 7 years old Holstein, 1 2 years old Guernsey, fresh in fall; 1 2 years old Holstein, fresh in fall; 1 yeariing Guernsey and Holstein, 4 yearling Guernsey Heifers, 4 6 months old Guernsey Heifers, 1 5 months old Guernsey Bull. TERMS CASH. Not resonsible in case of accidents. JAMES E. FIGG, Owner JOHN WEAVER, Auctioneer. ANDY HUMPHREYS Clerk.

iihme -'mil ill ill m :tltfcr m fcif

ENDING TONIGHT : Angel and B adman Thurs. Only 100 GOOD REASONS

Fcr You to See This Show '

Tricycles

Sturdily constructed tricycles of all steel metal equipped with longlasting hard rubber tires.

9.95 to 17.50

The Friendly Store

wnm can

RECORD YOUR

OVN.VOICE

Coraplete wilb atl-' erophotM nd S

spools ot record - insjtwlro (tw 15-

. . PARTI ES . FUN

Makes continuous hour-long recofdings.y Wire can be replayed thousands of time9.

You can re-record on the wire as oiten as

you wish.

15.95

CHILDRENS Scooters ;

Shining red and silver scooters to whiz your youngsters

through happy days of play

2,98 to 4.98

'See what you can do- van inw amazing Wire Recorder! Use it at the office, church, or school j

, record anything you vnsm play it back thousands of

times ... or "erase the wife and record on it over and over again. Be one of the first to own , one of these fine Webster-Chi- ! cgo Wire Recorders. S B JTiJ O tfA Y t

i 1 Robert . , Wi

Gene's Radio Service

3iwwiwt.uiiiijipiiiy;iiitijw.';iiji;iyww

So. Side Sq.

Sullivan

Plus - "Early Sports Quiz' SPECIALTY. "Ski Champion" SPORT, NEWS..

TIME, 7:00 & 9: P.M.

BOYS $42.95 Deluxe 26 inch bikes fully equipped with double spring saddle, torpedo type headlight, chain guard, truss rods, rear carrier, kick stand and red rear reflector.

EASY TERMS Can Be Arranged!

GIRLS $39.95 20 inch bicycles for girls equipped with Texas long-horn handle bars, chain guard, kick stand, and New Departure coaster brake.

Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners No. Side Sq. - AUTHORIZED DEALERS

Phone 433

IWWPMMIIIMIUWIIWMMMP

iiiiiiwhaiiv)iwuiwiihwhi'I ilmjliihij!ii iwinmawniwjiMiii P'ii,i.inupimiw nminim!HB

Ur Jour urocery At W is. Washington

ening

Which (You Have Long Called "Dailey Grocery, nd Which Shall Henceforth Be Known As

St.

i '

i i 1 ' 1 i 'II

MrV& Mrs. Elmer Hamilton, Prop.

A Complete New Line of Stock Now Has Replaced That Which Weathered The Fire

,H yiwwjij Wl.WuiMaiii.iiMiM.iij )WtiuiMjiii jpiji.!!, ,WJ., iiiMMiijiiiijjiBiiiliy) IHI..1HU UIHIIIIH l,IWy!W.)".WW."aO'lk;vtii;jfflt

."3

11 3 -4 34 1 ,4 -11 A i : 1 i

4-,