Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 213, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 October 1947 — Page 3

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

Sullivan K Club Meetings rOK THIS WEKR All officers of the Royal Neighbors of America are to meet Friday night, October 24th, at 7 o'clock for practice.

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1947

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The Couple class of the Baptist church (will have a Halloween party in the shelter house at the city park, October 24th at 7 o'clock. Each cojipie bring one-half dozen sandwiches and come masked. Visiters welcome.

Royal Neighbors District meeting at Bicknell Monday night, October 27th. Bus will leave Woodman Hall at 12 noon and again at 5:15 P. m. A good attendance is desired.

Basketball Mothers club will meet Monday afternoon, October 27th, at the home of Mrs. Eddie Moore-, 534 North Court Street. All . old members and nelw members please attend.'

Sullivan Eastern Stars will meet in regular session Monday Ji!ght, October 27. There will be a Halloween program.

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a ' Hallowe'en party on Tuesday,' Oct. 28 at the Legion Home. Bring sandwiches or cake and a gift-wrapped white elephant fcr an auction sale. Came masked. Guests welcome.

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with the following officers elact- Ei-ma Hughes, Linda Wisbecker, them as Al Jolson. Andrew Sis- eci: president, Lola Keene; vice- Mary Frances Allen, Becky Arters, Hoosier Hot Shots etc. president, Rfibecca Arnett; sec- nett, the hostess, Shirley ChamTm( vt th littlp P.mwnips retarv. Ruth Tarwater: treasurer, bers, Sara Downs, Rosalie Good-

PSI IOTA XI SORORITY will have their "favorite doll". Betty Pierson, and publicity row, Lola Keene, Jeanette Monk, HOLDS MASQUERADE PARTY oth(?r features wjll include chairman, Rosalie Goodman. Betty Person. Patty I'irlle, Doris j The Psi Iota Xi Sorority held a fortune telling, bingo and a fish 1 The following guests and mem- Soott, Rrh Tar-water and Joan masquerade party and weiner d Tiere be a jjot dogs bers were present: Doris Engle, V heaton ( roast at the home of Mary Evelyn nnnmrn anA nkps for Mte. I - ; - ' .

Pigg on Monday, October 21. At 8:30 the floor will be 1 E2S"EaESS3JaHEESHSaES!&

,Kuth carter won tne contest Dy cleared for some verv unusiiai giving the most correst names of cigA feautures. PerlEo's Littl2 the masked persons. The climax German Band wilI give a per. of the evening was spent roasting formance in C0StUme. Troop III

weiners ana marsnmauows,. under the directjon of Mrs Thel. Those present were Ellen Boyd, ma.Robinson wm preSent a oneRuth Carter, Virginia DeBaun, act playlet. Mrs. John Steele's

; Peggy 'Enochs, Alice tisher, pupils wiU be there in their ?ala i Sharon Ford, Mildred Frakes, attire for their dance numbers.

lena names, uwus namiuon, Miss TasEa Reid win sive i,er

Blanche Hawtin, Helen Heath, Mary Jean James, Patsy Kelly, Sarah Martin, Beverly McCammon, Carol McCoy, Ruth McVickers, Frances Phillips, Mary Dean Phillips, Ann Pierce, Mary B. Scott, Gladys Pinkston, Thel-

i ma Shepherd, Josephine Steele,

Mona Stull, Millie Taylor, Mary Lou Templeton, and Edna Tennis. The hostesses were: Mary Evelyn Pigg, Vivian Smith, Betsy Ross, Eula Gorby, Frances Houghton, and Becky Martin.

imitation of Dorothy Shay in "Feudin, Fussin and Fightin." This show alone is worth callin? off any engagement elsewhere you might have, so be sure and be ihere. Remember Tuesday night, October 28th from 7 to 9 p. m. rat

the New Community Gym.

SulPvan Lodge No. 147 I.O.O.F. will meet iin regular session Friday evening, Oct. 24th at 7 o'clock. There will be work in the Initiatory Degree. All members are urged to attend. Refreshments Iwill be served after lodge. Visitors always welcome.

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SADIO ARTISTS, standing to lose ?2,000,000 in their transcription earnings when Music Czar James C. Petrillo's recording ban goes into effect Dec. 31, are bitterly attacking the proposed shut-down ot ihe recording industry. While Bing Crosby and Bud Abbott and Lou Costello stop making their transcribed shows, the going will be tough for top disc Jockeys, like Paul Whiteman and Ted HusIng, who will be unable to obtain recordings of popular tunes Introduced next year. Cutting off an annual $5,000,000 earned by recording musicians in order to Increase the demand for "live" musical shows, the Petrillo move comes as answer to the Taft-Hartley law which fqrbids renewals of royalty contracts that pay $3,000,000 annually to the AFL Federation of Musicians. (International)

' GIRL SCOUT CARNIVAL CAPERS ' One of the highlights of Girl Scout Week comes on Tuesday j night, October 28th, when all i troops will participate in putting

on "Carnival Capers." There will be two hours of wholesome fun for all members of the family. Troop 1 planes to have many side shows. See the hairless Dog! Troop II will have a food

booth. Home made candies etc.

Yum! Yum! This to be donated by members of all troops. Troop III will sell corsages. Be the first to wear one. Troop IV a pet show. See the real Black Eeauty. Troop V Variety show. See

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KING'S DAUGHTERS I CLASS MEETS The , King's Daughters class of the First Baptist church met at the home of Shirley Chambers, October 20th for a weiner roast. A business meeting was held

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pekelnisky Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and 1 and other relatives and friends in Max. :. Illinois. , i 1 .

Women's club fivill meet Tuesday, October 28th with Mrs. J. P. Stratton, 260 West Washington Street.

Barbara and Charla Willis were all-day guests Monday of

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Mrs. Frank Willis. Kav reany naa sometmng unaer ! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Exline; his hat besides his head when det have moved to their new home in tectives picked him up for ques-

Rev. McCombs of Petersburg, e Bethel community known as tioning. when they lifted Ray's a ru...A ..; . the Mart Burch property. fc . tVlQ r.:rc frnmA a 51 Pali-

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Mr. and M,-s. Earl Robertson of ,and Mlsst Patty arl7 fe Toledo, Ohio, were honored with f,1" ue.f rKf L 7' a bridal shower at the home of "oyd Smith and, Mrs. Z.lla

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a. .r j, ceived many ice-nd useful gifts. I Mrs. Dulcie Boone visited Mrs. John, Alexander, in the FreemanGreene County .hospital -in Lin;ton, Sunday. . ' ' 1 ''Mr; and Mrs. Frank Willis' were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton in Sullivan. Jack Goodman of Indianapolis, Hubert Goodman, Junior and 1

Bobbie Wonders of Linton, visited relatives and friends here Sunday. Mrs. James Pekelnisky is visiting her brother, Paul Tote, and

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the ages of 7 and 12.

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