Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 203, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 October 1947 — Page 8

SULLIVAN DAILY TIIvIES-HilDAY. OCT. 10. 1947.

SULLTVAN, INDIANi

SULLIVAN SENIOR SADDLE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson were host and hostess for the Sullivan Saddle Club Tuesday evening at the shelter house. ,. Hamburgers and coffee were served, after which the regular business meeting was conducted by the club president. The club planned a hay ride and weiner roast for Halloween. There were 26 senior members present. A wire recording set owned by Gene Rusk afforded many laughs as songs and part of the meeting

were recorded and played back for those present to hear.

Anytime Any Place YELLOW CAB Phone 470 The Thinking Fellovr Rides A Yellow

"A SAFE PLACE TO BANK" You can bank here with absolute safety. You can borrow money here on good sound loans, at lowest interest rates. You can be sure that all business is strictly confidential. , 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

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SUNDAY And Monday

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Don't Miss The Second'

LOVE THAT WAS LIKE AN ' ' . EXPLOSIVE WEAPON . . .

AND THEN THE GUN IN HER HAND WENT OFF!

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GROVES COLD TABLETS 29c, $1.1 ft 4 WAY COLD TABLETS 19c and 47ci CASCO COLD TABLETS vJ BENGAY BALM 69c LILLY'S ANALGESIC BALM : . . 57c VICKS SALVE 29c, 59c, $1.1?) MINIT RUB 49

SAL HEPATICA 25c, 49c. 98c

ALKA SELTZER ' 25c, 49J

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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR TOIS WEEK

Sull.ivan Business & Professional Wonini's Club will meet Monday, Oct. 13, 7:00 p. m., Public Library basement. All members urged to attend.

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All offices of the Royal Neighbors of America that will go to Eicknell be present for practice Friday, October 10th at 7 o'clock. Anyone willing to fill in also come.

Speedo club will meet Friday, October 10, home of Mrs. Lewis.

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and intreilucing JANET LEIGH

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AncI Monday

HOT LEAD! HIT TUNES!

MERCAHNTS Probable Batting Order Zaayer .... 3b French If Taylor ........ 2b Thewlis rf Osborne . ; lb McGarvey ss Walters L. cf Keene c Shipraan , p

MANAGERS Sullivan Carl Taylor Dodgers Carl Pence

DODGERS Probable Batting Order McConnell if Dennanty 2 b Bybbe If Berrisf ord ss Bcnomo ..... cf Abernathy lb Plipovich 3 b Weber c Rodegerio p

C.W.E. club will meet Friday at 12:00 noon for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Alma Richardson.

Presbyterian Circles will meet Friday, October 10, 2:30 p. m. as follows: No. 1 with Mrs. Jack Raines at the home of Mrs. Earl Newsome; No. 2 with Mrs. Dale E.Ulman, and No. 3 with Mrs. NelleWalden.

Attention. Villag:e Homemakers. For reservations for the anniversary dinner call 871 no later than Sunday, October 12. Bring food preservation sheet October 14th for secretary report.

Jur.'or Saddle Club, Oct. 14, Tuesday, 7:30, home of Mona Ilummell.

-Woman's Club twill meet for their first meeting- Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. E. Lindley, 400 West Washington Street.

Teen Talk

'Tamnns Ouarentine" is th

title of the Jr. Class Play thiS war Ac -wpf this rnct Vine nnt Vipp:li

selected. t The officers for the Girls' Athletic Association were elected "i

a meeting Wednesday. Thev ar.?

President, Marty Hamilton; Vfev President, Bernice Christie; SS

i Peggy Mood, and Student Coup

cil, Jean Yung. ' ' A Jr. Elue Tri has now bee: organized for the girls in Ji

, Hieh. Thev had their first meet

i inft nr1 olpffp1 riff.il

cers.

, j : ..1 If you get . to . school ear? 7 enough these days, you have

pretty good chance of gettir,

i your picture on the snapshot pa.s; jof the "Arrow". Those "amateur ..photographers in the Camer

.Club re having no lack of mbi

jects who are willing to pose. The "Arrow" staff has gottei under way with its new sponsor

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new ideas for this year's Annual!

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iJitn Walls , who is Editor

i Chief, and Jimmie Robisoit I Connie Camnbell who art".

I Associate '1Cdi tors. ' . j The seniors had a big confab J yesterday on the idea of "senioij cords". It seems that they'd lik ! i to have the privilege of being tH f jonly ones to wear those fanc. "yaller" pants, but to appeane th j strenuous objections of low;-J I classmen, they now consent t j wear them just on Tuesdays un (

ruuaya. rcixviicxuy we iniiiK. Hi a cute idea.

Generator

Having played the first game of a 2-out-of-3 series to decide the championship of the Western Indiana Baseball League, the Fairview Dodgers of Clinton,' winners of the first game (1-0) and victors of the northern half of the league, will again compete with the Sullivan Merchants, winners in the southern half of the league, here at Pavilion Park Sunday afternoon. - ; ' The Merchants this year are enjoying the best season in talent and winnr'ngs ever on their record and Sunday offers them a very good chance to tie the Dodgers and force the playoff' for the final game and an equal opportunity to cop this year's W-I Championship. Plenty of parking space around the field affords everyone a good view of the diamond from the comfort of their automobiles. Drive out, park and enjoy the ball game, ' - THIS MESSAGE IN SUPPORT OF OUR COMMUNITY'S 1 RECREATION FACILITIES IS SPONSORED BY

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Tonight & Sat. 4 ! Saturday Matinee 12:30 1

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ADDED COLOR CARTOON - LATEST NEWS SPEAKING OF ANIMALS & "THIS IS AMERICA"

ADDED CHAPTER 12 "SCARLET HORSEMAN'

EXTRA - - SATURDAY at 12:30 ONLYIi

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