Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 254, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 December 1947 — Page 2
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SULLIVAN DAILY TTMES MONDAY, DEC. 22, 1947.
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
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COUNTRY BIRTHDAY CLUB
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CLUB MEETING
The Country Birthday Club met fit fte home of Mrs J
luesaay, jjecemuer 10, bi me
home of Margaret Wampler in
honor ol the birthdays of Mrs.
Wilson with Mrs. Dorothy Wilson
as co-hostess. A covered dish din-
TITO SIGNS FRIENDSHIP PACT
ner was served at the noon hour
the
" with everyone repeating
Lord s prayer. In the afternoon, i enjoyed by the following mem- hg meeti wag ord8; bers and guests: Alyce Ladd , JjJ" by the president, Mrs. Dorothy oise Creed, Josie Arnett, Phoebe L,.. ' .. , ,
Night ' after which there were several Christmas stories given, 1 also an exchange of gifts. Those present were, Loraine Kester, Almn Tq.q11 HCti
ty, Edna Bates, Lyda McCammon, ' ' ' ' j r . t .v. -.J Denney, Laura Williamson, Mary
thryn Wolfe, Frances Vaughn and
Elizabeth, Hazel Goodman and Jerry, Myrtle McKinney, ' Pearl Salter, Kathryn Lisman and Pat-
and Larry, Ruby Thrasher and
sons, Clara Anderson and sons,
Bottorff, Esther, Bell, Rachel Un-
Louise Ballard and children an,d i'Lima Pierce, Bessie Osbourn, the hostess, Margaret Wample s'eoe' r. Bell June Gil- .... i Kerson, Georgia Plew, Vrn and laniiiy. 'Steele, Mrs. Kester, Hazel Davis, In the afternoon the business tIo,,,,,i.,,l,J 77 -A
cicn niuic oiiu ouu.v, iuia iei:,
meeting was conducted and Alyce Ladd and Eloise Creed were admitted as new members of vhe
Maxine Huff and -Pamela Sue. Edith Ham, Gladys Huff. Dorothy
Lowdermilk, Helen Whitman,
Ifi 6is annual pre-holiday safety message, Col. Robert club. Names were drawn for' sec- Kern Brown and tie hosted Hel-A-yf oo Tr.Mnr. ,n,.v,c -F 4-a ret Dais for tne coming year. ,,,,, . .. ' -
en Wilson and Dorothv Wilson
The January meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Edith' Ham on Wednesday, 14.
SOCIETY A bridal party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B'er-
Rnssnw.' Kiinpvinrtnrlpnr nf State PnliVe warn vf frnoorlv ret pals for the coming yea
during what should be the most joyful time of the year! He Franctes Vaughn was appointed predicts-that 45 persons will be killed in Indiana traffic mis- f"r "fLd fedith
haps in .the nine-day Christmas and New Year holiday cele- Vaughn, ' vice-president. Gifts bration unless extra precautions are observed. Forty traffic from th'e club and' mystery pals victims Vere counted from December 24 through January 1 were opened by Margaret Wampa year ago,- he recalls, and 32 deaths were reported in the ier, Clara Anderson and Lyda
The-State Police official attributes a gain in "highway enjoyed and gifts were presented .an? Mra w
accidents and fatalities to irresponsible drivers and unreas- 0, a11 .the children . and banta Wieri Jr The evfini was
spent socially and playing bunco.
and Mrs. Wieringa received
many nice and useful gifts. Among those present were, Mrs. Calvin Stultz, John and Helen" Stultz of Sullivan. Mrs. Wieringa was formerly Miss Norma Stultz.
Ta
I DODD BRIDGE still in Indianapolis where their ; There will be a Christmas tree son, Wilber, is confined to the at the Dodd Bridge church Tues- Veterans Hospital. His condition day night. is still serious. Prayer meeting at Dodd Bridee i Mr- and Mrs. Clint Riggs had
Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ward Mr;
Ruth Walker and Ronnie and
as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stevens and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pad Parr and
Sybil Rose, and Mrs. Laura Hay- Mr- and Mrs- Rss Parr and son,
den and daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wesner last Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sinclair
James,
day.
were in Sullivan Satur-
called on Mr. and Mrs. Andy Trueblood in Terre Haute Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayden and children spent Monday with home folks.
! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade
NOTICE OF AT
'OINTMENT
Ni.tiio is lirn-by' yivrn that the undcrMiKtifd has tprn appointed Adiniii'Hli ill ix of I hp csi.-itn nf .r.-mif-s R. Rrj's. (l.'(;ivi:-fil l:ifi if SullKan County. Indliina. Saiil estate is supposed to be solvent. BESSIE L. RIGGS.
1 , Administratrix. Hays & Hays. Attorneys. are ist ills 12-8-17 at.
YUGOSLAVIA'S Marshal Josip Broz (Tito) signs friendship agreement between his nation and Hungary, in Bucharest, as Hungarian President Zoltan Tildy (left) looks on. (International)
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SOCIETY
A 10 per cent increase this year will boost the Slaus reinem7'In.
states' tratiic toll over the 1.000 mark for the first time since ".', 1 ,1 I" i Mr.
. .. . . ' . ofvnno ifJTr ri 11 11 1. 1 1 i ri m en nv :
1942, when wartime driving restrictions -first reduced the .:.;mo
Siaugflterf. - , Next meetinc will be at the
Colonel Rossow advises: "It's not too late to save your home of Kathrvn Lisman with
life." .He' recommends that holid'sy merry-makers walk and Alyce Ladd as bo-hostess, on Febdrive carefully during these hazardous wintertime days and nry 16, 1948.
nights, fmly constant adherence to safety nractices will halt :
mounting street and highway deaths, . irose chapel w. s. c. s.
i , The Rose Chapel W. S. C. S.
met Wednesday for the Christmas meeting. A beautiful Christmas tree greeted the eye of the members as. they arrived. The gifts were placed beneath the tree ready for the gift exchange. The meeting was called to order by the president and after a short, business meeting the following program. 'was given. Song, Silent night, by the group. The Perfect Prayer was presented by the Pres. The Lord's Prayer was given in unison. Kathleen and Priscilla McClure sang "Away in a Manger." A reading "Someone Cares", VerS Barden. Bargains, Mattie Hart. A. mother and father's views of the Night Before Christmas, Eva Hallett. Questions, Ada Hart. Two little boys' views on the Night Before
Christmas, Annis McClure. Joy to
WQOD'S CLASS PARTY I
4. The Wood's class -of the First
Baptist churfch held their Christ
inas party - in the church base
ment Tuesday night, Dec. 18. The meeting opened by " the group
singing anumber of Christmas carols. A short business session followed.-
A . very interesting Christmas
story entitled "The Littlest An-;
gel" va$ told by Mrs. Jeanette Wernz. Mary Frances Allen nlay-
d a clarinet solo "The Holy
City" accompanied at the piano
by Veva. Pirtle.
.t Devotipns were given by Mrs.
Buckley -followed by prayer.. An exchange ,of gifts followed.
The group then marched into
i Bernice Pryor, Lora Padgett, jMarcella Cox, Frances Wright, Reva Livingston, Imogene Harrison, Hazel Frakes, Doris' Scott, Ethel Rickard, Gladys Pinkston, Retha- Rusk, Veva Pirtle, Anna Bo.oker, Freda Boston, Mary Scott, May Gadberry, Gretchen Howe, Tressa Spencer, Bee Wyman and, Bernice Gadberry.
D. A. R. HOLDS CHRSTMAS MEETING The Nathan Hinkle Chapter of D.A.R. held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. John Oldham on December 18th at , 7:30 o'clock. After the regular business meeting two very well prepared papers were given. ."Christian Relationship will Solve all Humanity's Social i Problems," by Mrs. Alice Gib-
Dec. 24th TURKEY DINNER
r,oi7 onr) Tn tho Orient thi 1 the World was sung as the closine
the dining room to a beautifully ,christian Enterprise has not Lost 'song. Dismissal Prayer, Elsie San-
decorated table, Each' place was
marked by a love rosebud, the
gift to each member from - the
teacher, Mrs. Wood. Refresh
ments of jello salad, mock
chicken sandwiches 'and coffee were served to the following: Agnes Wood, ! Jennie ' Buckley;
Marie Davenport, Vermont Mc-
Coskey, 1 Elsie Nichols, Elizabeth
Bennett, Belva Lewellyn, Fern Templeton, Armeda " Cramer,
Mildred 'Miller, Estella Wolfe,
Ruth Gadberry Jennie Wright,
Helen Simmers,' Sylvia Good-
Vitality" by Mrs.- Elizabeth Pirtle. Mrs. Frank Linnell, Chairman of the music committee, introduced Miss Margo Adams, a
ders
The following members were ' present: Frona ProsevMattierJIart, : Katherine Hardy, Ada Hart,' :'jva
very talented voting pianist, who ;Hal!et and daughter Martha, Vera
played', two Chopin numbers, Barden. Annis McClure and dau-'
i,"Noc,turne in G Minor" and Enters' Kathleen and Priscilla and "Waltz in C Sharp Minor." Mrs. ; Elsie Sanders. There ' will be no Paul Wible was then introduced , meeting Dec. 24, but will meet as
and sang two beautiful Christmas songs, "The Advent" and "I Want ah Old Fashioned Christmas." At the close of the program the hostess" and co-hostesses, Mrs.
usual 'Dec. 31.
man, Dulcie Jewell, Golqie uanana bcott and Mrs. uus low-
Littje, Rose Haskett. Ruby Allen, ry, served refreshments.
CANTEEN CHRISTMAS PARTY There will be a Christmas Party at the Dart 'h Arrow, tonight at 7:30. It is for canteen members only and please be on time.
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WED. - Santa Will Be Here
Yes, sir, Wednesday mcrnin.;; at 9:00 o'clmk Santsfc will be at the Hcosier to give sway i pack cf toys now on display in onr theatre lobby. Be on hand! Special Pic Mickey Rooney in "YOUNG TOM EDISON"
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Another bountiful Christmas is coming, bulging with good things in America as nowhere else in the world. Ki adults, vi know that the real Prancers arid Dancers are the iron iiorses that speed the "makings" of Santa's Bounty from- forest, field, mine and factory to your local Stores. ' ' The "facts of life" are; that, without "railroads, we Americans no more could win the battle of the shopping lists than we could have won the war or the struggle since to produce our needs and luxuries. If Christmases ,fo come and our everyday living between are to be filled with plenty, the railroads must keep pace with transportation needs. For volume production cannot live without vol ume transportation, ' . In hi last full year, after paying all expenses, the Illinois , Central had 3J-!c remaining from each dollar taken in. As a "profit" this never reached anyone's pocket. Instead, J
it bought new equipment to better our service to you. In the future we will need to spend much more., For wa ' , are determined to earn your continued friendship and " ; patronage at Christmas and all the year round. . ; 7 ''.' ;:.W.' A.. JOHNSTON, ftesidm
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