Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 228, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 November 1947 — Page 2

AGE TWO

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 1947.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA1

.Mltat fails Mtmst$, A Heme Owned Democratic Newspaper 1 Sullivan Daily Timet, founded 1995, as the daily edition of the -'- Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 ' 'ATJli"OTNTER .." '.:.'.. -...; '.. Publisher XcEATOR WINTER JAMISON -,,..-..'..... Manager and Assistant Editor (OMER, H. MURRAY , , Editor KDtered aa aecoad-claaa rnattar at the FcurtoWca, BuBivan, Indiana rukltened dally axcept Saturday and Sunday at US Wat Jackaon St Sullivan, Indiana Talephone 13

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SOCIETY

MXaY DINNER' : Mr. anti Mrs. Floyd Hardy and utgLtpr, Barbara, and. Charles . li-dyjentartained with a family imerSuiwajf In honor of Floyd vin pavffi,'.. J nephew of Mrs. acdy,,who is on furlough. Those tending were Mr. and Mrs. urhaiji Futz and granddaughr,' Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Carl ti ed andsons, Denny,' Donnie id Ronnie?, Mrs, Lillie Thomson, ie honored guest, Floyd Davis, id his ' pother, Mrs. Leslie bristteon vand daughter, Teen laine? Af terhoon callers were ts. Porohy:; . Thompson and ) mghter, Slizaijeth Ann, Mrs. 'alter- Steele and daughter, stricla,-. Cjiarles; Cox and Jesse

ood." ; F ; , - '; - ' OUNTRYIGIRLS CLUB Mrs.,. Mecfrord Anderson enterined 'the Country Girls club at r home west of the city Thursy afternoon, October 30. Consts and g&mes were enjoyed by ! present? with prizes going ' to

rs. .Elizabeth Dawson, Mrs. ' mes "Aultj; . Mrs. Inez Brashier id Mrs. Kanice White. ,' j Mystery jsal; gifts were presentI to Katryn Walker, Laura pmmon, rElizabeth Dawson, nth QetcaT,. Ada Brown and avgait. Bedwell. DeliiSous 'Refreshments were rvedto the following: Elsie ickref, Ada Brown, Tressa nrque'tte, Lilia Sto'elting,' Clara 'ans Martha Mason, Margaret 'dwell, Inez Brashier, Ida Ault,

izel White, Elizabeth Dawson,

ith Metcalf, Anna Sims, Laura

mm on,. Delia Anderson, Ruth

sop, - Lulu Wesner, Kathryn

ilker, Ann Morrison and Pearl itcalf.

The next meeting will be on

mrsday, afternoon, November h at the home of Mr?. Albert iderson.

van City Park in the shelter house, Wednesday evening, November 5th for a social. The evening was spent in contests, and games..'" ' ' " : Refreshments of roasted wein-ers,-doughnuts, cake, cokes and coffee were served to the following members: Norma Walters, Phyllis McCammon, Lois Williams, Floetta Bedwell, Bette Butler, Lillie Mieres, Patty Olson, Naomi Bedwell, Mary Pope, Ladonna Chambers, Lindell Fulford, Richard Hiatt, Tommy Sevier, Danny Olson, Ronny Swan, Ralph Hiatt, Eddie Ryane, Billie LaFollette, Paul Zaayer and Rex Monroe. Guests, were Mrs. Ralph Williams and" daughters, Mary Lee and Nancy, Mrs. Herbie Zaayer and sons, Jimmie and Billie, and two teachers, Flora Sevier and Nellie McCammon.

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By Jimmy Hatlo

Weekly Brain Quiz:- would you say THAT THE YOUNG LAPY IS RELATED TO THE GENTLEMAN IN THIS PICTURE?

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Bob Abell, who has just returned from Japan' after spending th: last six months in a"hospital with rheumatic fever, is home on a 30-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Abell, of Sullivan, R. 4. On his return he will be stationed at the Oliver Hospital in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Affeldt and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Gustan of Markesan, Wisconsin, have returned to their home after spending Sunday, Monday and Tuesday visiting Frank ' Anderson. While here they visited Spring Mill Park, Bedford limestone quarries, the Baker Mine and the Robin Hood strip mine. Mr. Anderson spent most of the past summer visiting and fishing

with them in Wisconsin.

I Angeles, California, is visiting Miss Zola Sinclair and family. 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Phillips who- have spent the past several weeks at. Hot Springs, Arkansas have returned home. ' Mrs. Elsie Bridwell is spending a few days in Indianapolis the guest of friends. i Mrs. Robert Green of Oaktown, visited in Sullivan Thursday. I Mrs. Floyd Cummins of West Palm Beach, Florida, who has been visiting her father, W. T. Mellott, left Thursday for Chicago, Illinois, "where she will be the guest of friends for a few days. i .. i Mr. and Mrs. ,W. Randall of New York City, are guests of

; Mrs. Randall's parents, Mr. and 1 I Mrs. Hartley JWilliams. . Mrs. Mary Bell Allen of Linton and Mrs. Ruth P.oole spent

Thursday in Indianapolis. i ! Mrs. Robert Clarkson visited jin Terre Haute Thursday. Mrs. Mildred Schwab and daughter, Connie, spent Thursi day in Paxton the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Somers.

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In colonial Virginia, each man was required to carry a weapon to church for protection against the Indians..

. According to legend, youngbear is born a shapeless mass, and the mother bear licks her cub into its proper shape hence the expression, "Licked into shape." ' Einstein's theory of relativity holds that light beams coming i from stars are bent as they pass

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NOTICE Effective Immediately We Will Close At Noon Saturdays . AH orders placed Friday wilt be delivered Saturday mcrning-. No deliveries wiii be made Saturday afternoon.: . DRAPER Coal Company "'v1 Phone 14

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rXSHINE CLASS

ThefSunshine class of Longs tape, Church met at the Sulli-

I Mr. and Mrs. Paul J&ckson and sonj Bill, joL Lafayette, Indiana, spent the week-end in Sullivan.

visiung .iiienua. f) Pfc. John and Mrs. Self of Pine Camp, New York, are visiting friends and' relatives here. Miss Ida Crawford of Los

Scientists estimate that there Is about twice as much nickel in the earth's crust as there is copper, zinc and lead combined," Of the state of Nebraska's ,77,520 square miles, about 712 square miles are water surface.

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Mrs. Ina Doolin of Plainfield, Indiana was the guest of her brother, Rev. Rassie Cooper, over the week-end. Rev. Cooper celebrated his 79th birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Doolin of Plainfield spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Cooper. ' Mrs. William Spinks was a dinner guest Saturday of Mrs. Bertha Ingram and Mrs. Esta

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Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Ingram of

Chicago, Illinois were week-end guests of Mrs. Bertha Ingram.

Mrs. Blanche Thompson of

Chicago, Illinois was a week-end

guest of Mrs. Roy Schofield.

Mr. ar.d Mrs. Joe Pierson and

son, Richard, of Merom, were Sundav afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. William CoynerT

George Sweeney of Indianapolis, underwent a minor opera

tion and is staying at the home of his m.other, Mrs. Mae Sweeney.

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Harlington, Texas, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Reel, j

Mrs. Mary Mood was a dinner guest of Mrs. Margaret Moody Monday. 1 Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Dukes were in Indianap.olis Wednesday. The November meeting of the Dugger Home Economics club was held at the home of Mrs.

Fuller Brush Dealership available in Sullivan County. Pleasant work. Good profits. Contact George Bennett or Bill Trotter, Sullivan, Indiana,

Gladys Coyner with Ada Loveall as co-hostess. At the noon hour a covered dish dinner was served. Song, "Over the River", opened the afternoon session followed by club creed. Response to roll call were comments on the meeting which has benefited me most this year. Lesson on safety was given by Mrs. Ida Hannah. Interesting demonstrations on the correct way to roast chicken was given by Lillie Ri,singer and the correct way to roast beef was given by Leola King. The reading of the club prayer closed the program. Mystery pal gifts were exchanged. The next meeting will be on December 16th.

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