Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 216, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 October 1947 — Page 3

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29, 1947.

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SOCIETY

ATTENTION EAGLES Masquerade dance tonight. Prizes for all masked. Orchestra, Hoosier Ramblers from 8 o'clock until midnight.

with a few musical selections on by each member was given. The . the piano which were greatly hostess served refreshments of i enjoyed. ' salad, wafers and coffee. The ! Mrs. Hoke gave a talk on the next meeting will be held with . school child's lunches and the Mrs. Ella Rogers on the third j

teachers responsibility of the Thursday of November.

child while in their care. Refreshments of doughnuts and cider were served.

FAMILY VISITS ;23RB ADDITION.

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SUNDAY DINNER ,GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright and daughter, Glennovia, of near Dugger, . had as dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Raymond E. Smith

and daughters, Mary and Edith, Indiana, visited her parents, Mr. of New Harmony, Indiana. artd:t:Grafs,, Saturday

! JMr. and ' Mrs. ; Omar kast ana fjnily of Georgetown, Indiana,

BETA SIGMA PHI HAS MODEL MEETING ' The Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their fall Model meeting, Tuesday night, October 21. at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Glennovia Wright of near Dugger. The meeting was opened by giving the opening ritual in unison. A short business meeting followed. The welcome to the guests was given by Byrdie Reed and history, purpose and scope

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dickey of Oblong, Illinois, spent Wednesday and Thursday with the

.'i'2,'i:vi;l H I'-'t'i; -'U 'NAiLLl:J';latter's aunt and husband, Mr.

Mrs. Joe Bona or wasnington, . .

, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roberts of

Monon. Indiana spent the week- !

end with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Roberts.

Mrs. William Toombs and Mr.

siWm ouniw u.c and Mrg D E Roberts vii;jted CEr;,sleU: ,V. , wv the tatter's sister; Mrs. Will

gvirs. rsaue vvuiuams uj. i an

irarton, Indiana, spent uie ween.

eisEd with her mother, Mrs. Emma BMwen, of near Carlisle. grim and Jack Davis, who are amending school at Terre Haute, sfflent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Davis.

Wesleyan Class Meets

I Watts of Annapolis, Illinois last

week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeBusk were in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jared Smith were in Terre Haute Tuesday. .Mrs. Maude German spent Monday in Terre Haute.

Mrs. Mary Scott was in Sulli-

'Tl ,o Woolpvan rlass of the

of Beta bigma fin was given oy Methodist church school held van Monday. Anna Lois Hanley. Following thHr 0toer meetine at the

wyrnan h f Mr and Mrs Cecil Hall,

A- delicious cooperative supper Michigan spent the was the main event of the even- here with relatives.

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HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Oct. 27: Mrs. Roxie DeHart of Fairbanks. Admitted Oct. 28: Mrs. Sallie Burns of Sullivan, R. 1; John Sebring of Shelburn; Fred Christy of Dugger. Admitted Oct. 29: Mrs. Rosetta Gill of West Beech Street. , Dismissed Oct. 29: Joyce Diane

MT. TABOR Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz, Nancy Rose Bogard and Bertha Ryland visited Monday afternoon with friends at the Mary Sherman Hospital. Mrs. Clarence Gilbreath spent part of Monday afternoon with

Jones of Carlisle; Mrs. Pauline her son, Gene, who is in the hosScott of Sullivan, R. 5; Mrs. Ruth pital at Sullivan. He is someHatfield of Sullivan, R. 3; Mar- what improved.

ion Allen of Linton; James Huff of Sullivan. R. 2; Mrs. Clara Bates of Meroni.

the program, Eleanor

gave the cultural lesson. The titje of the lesson was "Personality." Following this very interesting lesson, the evening was spent in singing and conversation. At the close of the evening, de-

Ralph Woodsmall

of Detroit, week-end

ing. President Bernard Horton had charge of the business meeting. From the class, a beautiful yellow wool blanket was pre

sented to Miss Phyllis Blacketer,

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greenwood and son of Indianapolis, are spending a week's vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. Riley Greenwood. ,

Mrs. Meda Greenwood, Mrs.

licious refreshments were served hrirlp to hp and 'Neison Sheetz.

to the following guests: Jean f()r their future home Group

Zmk, fcdna coyner ana n,uieta singing was enjoyed with Mrs. Dorothy McHugh, Mrs. Dorothy Slover, and the following mem- 0rval Finch.at the organ. Dyl Greenwood and Mrs. Florence bers: Thelma Able, Louise Doyle, missal by Mrs. Dorothy Smith. Brooks of mdianaoolis, spent Marilyn McMillan, Eleanor Wy- Those present were Rev. and Saturd in Terre Haute man, Dola June Braner, Mary Mrs Ciaude McCallister, Mr. and , Ellen Milam, Christine Vickrey, M RnhPrt Snvder Mr .and ' Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bridwell and

TWELVE children and the husband of Mrs. Louis Leyva, 42, visit her bedside to see her 23rd child, Peter, 12 pounds. Of the 16 offspring, three are married, the rest residing with their parents in the Leyvaa' seven-room home at Santa Barbara, Ca.l.(International Soundphoto)

Anna Lois Hanley, Byrdie Reed, Lois Shepherd, Mary Jane Moon and the hostess, Glennovia Wright, and the assisting hostess, Marguerite French.

P. T. A. MEETING P. T. A. of Gymnasium School met Tuesday evening, Oct. 21. The meeting was opened by the president. Lynn Caton. , Memories of our school days was brought back when the audience sang several old school

Mrs. Ed Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Ed aaugnter, jLiizaDetn, ana son, Edwards, Mr.' and Mrs. Robert Bob, Mr. and Mrs. Jack QuackSolsman, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon enbush and Mr. and Mrs. Bundy Long, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Faris, of Bedford, Indiana, were SunMr. and Mrs. Charles Knight and day dinner guests of their aunts, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kite, . Mrs. Chloe Stevenson, Mrs. LetMr. and Mrs. Orval Finch, Mr. j tie Sweet and Mrs. Ollie Jeffer-

Harrison of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harrison, Mrs. Taylor and Tommie. - ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Burris have returned from a visit in Noble,

and Mrs. Max Ready, Misses son, at the home of Mrs Phyllis Blacketer, Dorothy Carey, son.

June Knight, Doris Keith and Zelpha Robbins. and Nalson Sheetz, Noble Edwards, Mrs. Smith and the host and hostess. The next meeting will be with

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solsman on

Jeffer-

songs, accompanied by Mr.

Clemens at the piano. Explana- Novembpr 11

tion of music was given by Mr.-1 Clemens, music and art teacher of all the grades one to six. Also Past Matrons Club Meets a discusion of art by teacher and The 'Past Matrons Club met at parents was quite interesting, j the home of Mrs. Lynn Sproatt Scoutmaster Jake Pirtle gava on Thursday afternoon, Oct. ltJ. a talk on boy scouting. A talk on o11 ca was answered with curgirl scouting was ?iven by Mrs. mu events. A . miscellaneous

Oliie McKee, teacher at Elm Park. 'They each explained how sctiuting started, the effect it has iori the morale of the child, the 'enthusiasm, and enjoyment they acquire of being a scout. , Minutes were read by Jean Stewart. Treasurer's report by .Ralph Adams. Voluntary donation for treasure was taken after being v5ted on. President Lynn Caton present

ed a complimentary letter on appearance,of school building to be igiven to Mr. Campbell, superin-ftendent.

Mr. Clemens entertained

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Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kielblock were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Bouiff. - Mrs." Elmer Wyatt is visiting in Detroit, Michiga'n. Tom Leaman, who is teaching in Freelandville, spent the weekend in TeiTe Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goldman and family spent the week-

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end in Terre Haute. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Chowning and family of Sellasburg, Indiana, spent the week-end the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Chowning. Mrs. Eva Taylor and son, Tommie, entertained Sunday in

honor of little Miss Sallie Harri- Dugger and Miss Edith Smith of son's third birthday. She receiv- ; New Harmony, Indiana, attended many nice gifts. Guests pres- ed the Teachers Convention at

ent were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Indianapolis this past week. ' t ' I IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS

The Benson foot bridge on the' Columbia river highway was constructed in 1914 by Mr. S. Benson, citizen of Portland, Ore.,' at his own expense, f ' The oldest piece of glass which" may be definitely dated historically, is a large glass bead made in the 1500s, B. C.

Mrs. Ted Coppage was - in Sullivan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Toody Bogard and Nancy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hall Bogard. i

Illinois. Miss

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Mr. and Mrs. Will Foutz and . Mrs. Bertha Ryland were dinner: guests Sunday of Luvisa Wood and son, Jess, and Abe Wilkey. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferree and am, BillK spent part of last week in '.'hi" visiting relatives.

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