Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 228, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 November 1947 — Page 8

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CirUADft DACCUADT ICDAMC 1 CERALDINE ADDED HITS COLOR CARTOON - COLLEGE FOOTBALL Those in- charge of the Armistice Day ceremony on the court house lawn were very disappointed at both the small number of persons who turned out to watch the program and also at the small number of veterans who took part. They said they were discouraged, and wondered if the people were forgetting already the debt they owe to the war dead of World War I and World War II. With many more of war dead from Sullivan to be returned for reburial at home, there is need for more of the members of the local American Legion post to take part in the military funerals mi m.n iiii(.itijjiBpf,itiy'i)i.iwppW!ii Popcorn Poppers GIVES YOU ALL THESE automatic penper service without stirring or, shaking acts as grill or stove! serves as qu'ck heating kettle. 5. McKinley Electric Shop WEST SIDE SQUARE

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rnWAM j3C1 " BROOKS "THIS IS AMERICA" CxAMES IN THE NEWS that will accompany the rites for these war dead. The Rev. Thomas Jennings, who is Sullivan County Veterans Affairs officer, hopes that more of the legionnaires will turn out for these funerals,. and that some of them will volunteer for the 'rifle squads and the drill teams that must be present if a war hero is going to be given a full military funeral. We were given a letter the other day by a local man, who received it from a relative in England. He brought it in for us to read, and we are going to pass it along. Parts of it go like this: "I am writing this evening to thank you so very, very much for your parcel received this morning. I just didn't know how to express my feelings when it i arrived. I was too excited to open it, after seeing the lise of contents on the outside. ' "I don't think you could have sent anything more welcome, and such a lovely variety of goods. Everything in it was either rationed here or unobtainable. ,We haven't seen rice since before the war, and the sugar and tea was a real surprise as you : must know we only get very small rations of it. We're longing to try the jninced beef pudding. j It really sounds delicious and will be such a help for a meal one day next week, for we find it so difficult with only a shillI in.ps worth (20 cents) of meat each a week. ,(We don't 'ever see Spam in the 1 1 k b I - " ,5.1

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THE POLICY OF OUR FUNERAL HOME is to supply good materials within the reach of a bereaved family's means, however limited this may be, and to serve them as well as if the amount were many times as much, IT IS OUR PURPOSE TO EASE THE BURDEN NOT TO INCREASE IT.

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shops now days and in any case when it is in it costs so- many points that we can't use them for such a luxury. "By the way, many thanks for including some soap in your parcel. We thought that was very thoughtful of you for it is rationed very severely here, and towards the end .of the month we have to think twice before washing our hands, it gets so short." And, that in England, where there is more food than there is in any other country in Western Europe. It makes one stop and think, especially, when an Amsrican can buy anything he has the

money xo Duy. mere, unless an Mrs 0ra Powell of MihvaUkee, Englishman has the points, he WIaconsin, Mrs. Ollie Pinkston cant buy all the fc.od he wants. of shelbum, Mrs. Harry Anderson of Sandborn were Saturday Which brings up a point, with afternoon guests of Mr. and. Mrs. the situation that way in Eng- F- G- Howard, land, and with it many times Mr- snd Mrs- Clifford Inman worse in other countries in West- sPent the week-end in Indianaem Europe, are you doing your Polis- Thev went for a check-up share on meetless Tuesday and .with Mrs- Inman's doctor, eggless Thursday? Miss Blanche Daugherty, who is confined to the Mary Sherman Hospital is doing nicely and exGasser Ungassed I

MILWAUKEE (UT) John Moriarity felt like a man who owns a string of banks and has an empty wallet. Moriarity, a filling station operator, went on a short trip and ran out of gas. Our.Daily Message We cooperate with florists in the proper handling and ere of flowers, asPur'.n,T t.hp most beautiful displays. SULLIVAN, "A Busy Church .... "Its tones are calling .. . COME and be blest!"

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A revival started at Stafford Chapel November 11 and will continue through November 23. Rev. Karns will bring the message. Everyone is invited. Pleasantville Methodist church plans to hold a revival through the first two weeks in December. The meetings will be in charge '0f Dr. J. Orr Powell of Upland, I Indiana, a member of the North Indiana Conference. Services will beein each, evening at 7 o'clock. Rev and Mrs Karns spent nj' .

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COUNTY HARDWARE INDIANA Always Serving!"

"FISHERS OF MEN" Hear this sermon Sunday morning. Choir Anthem: "0 Love Divine.". ' 4 Hear the Communion Special! Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Worship & Communion 10:40 A. M. Christian Endeavor 5:00 P. M. Thought for the week: "And Jesus

said unto them, 'Follow me and I will make you to become fishers of men.' " 'Pray Without Ceasing"

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pects to come home the last of the week, Mr- and Mrs- A11 and son of unmana, inaiana visuea oaiuiaay atternoon witn Mrs. neobe crown and Mrs. Mable Keel. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cox and dauSMvv, Brenda, were Clarence - ,

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A HOST OF THE USUAL WANTS OF EVERY BOY AND GIRL ON CHRISTMAS MORNING AND FROM HIS PACK WE HAVE SELECTED 16 BIG PRIZES to be given ABSOLUTELY FREE in our . . . ANNUAL BOY & GIRLS' CHRISTMAS CONTESf i The recipients of these wonderful prizes will be those acclaimed the most popular by cur patrons. Ask about particulars at this store. Don't fail to see the 16 handsome prizes on display in our window. To enter j'our choice, merely come in and we'll assist you in . doing so. Children 12 years of age or under are eligible.

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and Mr. and Mrs. Alto Enochs of near Pleasantville. i "c. m. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle Cox were dinner guests Monday of Mrs. Phoebe Brown and Mrs. Mable Reel. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howard were Mr.

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and Mrs. Lee C Howard of ; Mrs. Ella Woodward, Mrs. R, Graysville and Mrs. Kite How- Tipimerman. Mrs. Callie Tir ard of Sullivan. Afternoon callers merman and Mrs. C. K. Daug were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kettle- erty visited Monday afterno.

hut of Freelandville. with Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Howar

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