Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 230, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 November 1947 — Page 3

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 1947. PAGE THREEI

Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

The Country Birthday club will meet at the home of Myrtl McKiiMiey Tuesday, November 18, with Kathiyn Lisman as co-hostess. The Needlecraft club will meet next Thursday instead of next Tuesday. Mrs. Gail Wilson will be hostess at the home of Laura Lemmons. Royal Neighbors of America WviUl meet Friday, November 21, for a covered dish supper at 6:30 p. m.. Carlisle Camp will be our guests. We will have initiation. jA good attendance is desired. The Sullivan Home Economics club will meet Wednesday, November 19, at the home of Mrs. Paul Cushman, 218 North Cross Street. Bring something for auction sale. The Nathan Hinkle chapter will meet at 2:30 Thursday, .November 20, at the home of Rlrs. John M. Purcell, 304 South Main Street. American Legion Auxiliary, regular meeting, Tuesday, November 18, 8:00 p. m., Legion Home. Wood class party Tuesday night, November 18, 7:30, in the church basement. Gymnasium P. T. A. regular meeting, Tuesday, November 18, 8:00 p. m.; at the gymnasium school. Speaker will be Dr. G. E. Fisher. Old Glory club of the Hud Crowder W.R.C., will meet at the Woodman Hall Thursday, November 20, at 2 p. m. Frank Neff Relief Corp No. 155 will meet Wednesday, November 19, at the Woodman Hall. All members please attend. There will be inspection. La Petite Aguilla will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charlie Coffmaia Sullivan Lodge No. 2fi3 F. & A. (M. Stated meetintr Tuesday, November 18, 1947 at 7:30 p. m. Work in the E. A. Degree. All members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. IMorrisi Hudson, W. M., tRus- . sell Inbody, Sec. ' Sullivan Rebekah Lodge No. 252 will meet Thursday evening promptly at 7:30. .All members urged to attend.. Chcir rehearsal at Christian church Wednesday, 8:30 p. m. " Women's Association of the Presbyteriani church will ; have an oyster supper at the ,- church Wednesday night, November 19th, at 6:30. Each fami'v bring a pie and table service. . Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet at the church Thursday afterlnoon at 2 o'clock. AH ladies please attend. Presbyterian choir practice at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. Baptist church choir will practice Thursday evening at 7:30 at the Presbyterian church. B. & P. W. chorus practice, Wednesday evening, 6:30 at 212 North Cross Street. 'f r Jw6men,n the'averageTare sick eight days a year, men iy anjathj-fourthsys.J

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FIRST FINNISH TRAIN to travel from Helsinki to Abo, across the Russian-fortified territory of Porkala, makes the trip only after Finnish authorities agreed to "blindfold" the cars. (Tnternationa)'.

NEW GAVEL TO CONVENE CONGRESS

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE Joseph W. Martin, Jr., (right), R., Mass., will use the gavel, being presented him by former Canal Zone Gov. Maurice H. Thatcher of Louisville, Ky., to open the special session of Congress Nov. 17. The gavel was made from tree on Hodgenville, Ky., farm where Abraham Lincoln was born. , . (International)

ELM PARK P. T. A. The November meeting of the Elm Park P. T. A. was held at the school Thursday evening with Earl Engle, president of the organization, in charge. The meeting was opened with the singing of a few favorite salections by the group. Mr. Clemens favored us with a short piano recital. Following the business session a film entitled "Pop Rings the DP.. A. C. McPHAIL Will be in our store WEDNESDAY MAXWELL-BEVIS 1 SHOE CO. Complete Service By Trained Mechanics LUBRICATION MUFFLERS & TAILPIPES SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE W.S. JARED Implement Sales 19 N. Section o 0 0 0 0 0

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Thousands of 150-watt "Bonus Bulbs" have been given away since this money-saving, sight, saving offer was announced last month. Did you get your "Bonus Bulb?" If not, check your lighting equipment now , . . empty sockets? proper jjulb sizes? enough spares? tytl mt Mtttil NOVEMBER 30

SOCIETY

PARTY AT CANTEEN The girls of the Teen Canteen entertained their mothers and also the mothers of the boys who are members of the Canteen, with a covered dish supper at the Canteen last night. Following the supper, the mothers held a short meeting at which time it was decided to buy a refrigerator with the money in their treasury, for the Canteen. Miss Betty Ann Greenberg, chairman of the party, welcomed the guests and had charge of the entertainment which followed. Dance by the pupils of Mrs. Josephine Steele which included Barbara Bedwell, Judith Shepherd, Patsy Thurium, Sue Reid, and Phyllis Monroe. Reading Betty Ann Greenberg. "Dancej Phyllis Monroe. Piano solo Sarah Smith. Dance Barbara Bedwell, Judith Shepherd and Patsy Thudium. - Violin solo Joline McVickers. Song Karen Campbell. Song Sarah Smith. Song Pat Spencer. The mothers present who enjoyed the affair were the Mesdames Dorothy Kerlin, Marion Bedwell, Joe Gallagher, t Olive Knotts, Catherine Kaiser, Tressa Spencer, Richard Kerlin, Mary Mood, Lucile Fightmaster, Tom Reid, H. B. Christy, Frank McVickers, Carl Hilgediek, Freda Boston, Ozzie Ford, Ted McNabb, Elizabeth Carter, Cecil Smith, Josephine Powell, Joe Stratton, Allan Campbell, , William Jamison, Vaughn Jones, John Organ, Joe Greenberg and Carl Briggs. RETURNS FROM TRIP Mrs. Ada Loveall and dauehter.IJoris, returned Thursday, November 5th from an auto trip through Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana. Many places were visited, rich in scenic and historic associations. They enjoyed , St. Louis, scenic Tennessee with its many shrines to those who died in the Civil War, Mammoth Cave in Kentucky and Hodgenville, where enshrined in a stately memorial, is the cabin in which Lincoln was born and Churchill Downs, near Louisville. In Cape Girardeau, Mo., the Lovealls were guests of the D. F. Weldons and Rosa Harrison, formerly of Dugger. LUNCHEON Mrs. Mary McCrocklin entertained with a luncheon on Friday evening at her home on Indiana Avenue in honor of Rosemary Sharp. Mrs. Sharp is resigning from the Social , Welfare Office. A cake in the form I of a lamb and pink and blue candles were the table decorations. .Mrs. Sharp was presented with a beautiful gift. . ' Guests were Iva Giles, Faye Ringer, Mary Simmers, Kathryn Reid, Mayme Keiser, Mildred

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Harrison, Pauline Walters, Billie Markee and the honored guest, Mrs. Sharp, and the hostess, Mrs. McCrocklin.'

" James Watt (1736-1819), Brit ish mechanical engineer,' famous for his improvements on the steam engine, was born at Greenock, Scotland. He was the son of a carpenter and merchant, who occasionally held such town offices as treasurer and chief magistrate. . Cuba purchases approximately $60 worth of United States goods for every $100 she gets from the sale of sugar to the United States. During World War II, Cuba supplied the United States with more than half the sugar received from all sources. ."'' The first c o m pj e t e 1 y roller bearing steam ' locomotive was built in 1929. It is still in passenger service and has traveled nearly two million miles, and nearly all the original antifriction bearings are still in use. A distinct Korean civilization flourished at least 3,000 years ago. The f

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'PAY OFF U. S. AID

SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE Chairman Arthur H. Vandenberg (R), Mich., discusses export chart with Assistant Interior Secretary William E. Warne after Warne testified on location of strategic material which may be obtained in partial payment for the Marshall aid plan. (International Soundphoto)

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Printed pique 5-p;ece bridge sets in the famous Bucilla creation of-fruit design. 2.14 Set

Bucilla 7-Piece Pure Linen

SALE!! : Children's Sleeping Pajamas 0rigi$nL9l Now 1.59 Warm knit sleepers with long sleeves and pants with feet in them to keep those rambling little feet snug all night long . . . sizes 1, 2 and 3. 1

TThe wool of the angora ffoafl of Asia Minor and South Africa is called mohair. Few animals have so beautiful a covering as the fine, soft, jvbite fiber of this animal. m "'1 Early"' Jay watches were 'too1, large to carry in the pocket and were usually hung from the girdle." " ' "'

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