Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 255, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 December 1947 — Page 3

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- MIXED CHOIR of children and juniors give annual candlelight Christmas service In Crawford Memo--; jrial MetUodist church, Bronx, N. Y. Supplementary lens gives unusual cross effect, (International)

SOCIETY TRIPLE L CHRISTMAS PARTY The Triple L Home Economics Club held its annual Christmas party and December meeting, at iho hnmp nf Marv Wible Tne meeinTw .Sri to ! by the retiring president, Rachel Vermillion The following off i- I cers were installed in a pretty candlelight service: President, Maureen Kellv. vice-president, Helen Ridgeway; secretary, AudiiMt nfil-iQrv fl mi. or' cprrstnrv y,' ,: t, '. a -.T-aUilliC -Tall, BCVICVOIV wajo means, Clara Anderson, and publlCllY CliairillUU, ucila liuuuaiu. The club agreed to purchase I nnntUr T Tl t.nnH Plans were made for those going to Purdue in January for the Home Economic Conference. Everyone .en- : joyed Christmas music playe on , harps by Rilla Bosstick and 1 Grace Wernz. Mary Wible sang "O, . Watchmen, What of the Night" : accomrianied by Mrs. Bosstick and Mrs. Wernz on the harps. Iva Myers gave a short devotional talk ' on Christmas Angels. Jeanette Wernz told the story ."The Little . Angel" by Charles Tazewell. .Audrey Grahapi showed some .' interesting piqees of work done by natives of Jislands on which her husband 1 wns stationed during the war. These consisted of baskets, slip- i pers. pocketbooks and grass skirts. The afternoon ended with the exchange of Christmas gifts .-snd the. revealing of : mytsery pals r.vc oiw. iiunrc uciHu.uuci.v.t agent, . was a guest for the first time, and we hope she returns Soon, , " ; L rV j were Vern MnClure Ruby Ward, . Emma Cox, Faye Snvece. Cla , yNndeon and sons, Lena Wood - ard, Fre.da Havden. Fdith f Sarah Street Jmcv Underwood, Iva Myers, OUie Wade, Bertha Button, Doreen Nichols, Maude Whitman, Lenore Patton, Girtha Parr, Pauline Parr, Rilla Bosstick, Josie Eno, Esther Woner, Octavia Sakel. Rachel Vermillion and Cynthia Ann, Grade Wernz. Mary Jane Foutz,, Fdna Edwards, Bcrnicc Patton, Helen Ridccwfly, Mnbel Howard, Chloe Mann, Ruth Nichols, Fern Monk, Tressa Patton: Mary Edwards, Johanna Medsker, Ruth Walker' and Sylvia, Audrey 'Graham, Jeanette Wernz and the hostess, Mary Wible. ' Si FOR BANQUETS, RESTAURANTS OR HOTEL MENUS OR FAMILY DINNERS SEE OR CALL Coulsons

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MEROM HANDICRAFT CLUB The Merom Handicraft Club met at the home of Mrs. Carol Jones .on Dec. 9, with a covered dish dinner. After dinner the following program was 'given: S the Beautiful", by tt fe WorW" unison. History of the song by Anna N'olf; R?U cali'1 was answered by "my favorite Christmas carol Business taken care of. " as ,voted to send a delegate u.u xvl 111 auuuai iiume economic Association. Installati.on of new Officers by Mrs. Spiece. The lesson was well pivpn nv v rc wonoto onohAr. 1 - and M Carol Jones, Drawing f Seeret PaIs for the Cml"g w- . - i in- -j. 'luiivin iu5iici year. A guts exchange was on joyed by all. Song "Silent Night" in unison. . Dismissal by Rev. Jones. ' '" ' . Those attending werp memhers

Mrs. Sis Daugherty, Faye John- larSe crowd Present, son, Nora Pierson, Dorothy At 7 p. m. the members gatherBurke, Louise Daugherty, Bon- ed around the dining tables nie Roseberry, Myrtle McKin- which were loaded with delicious ney, Mildred Harrison, Waneta food" of a11 descriptions and headDaugherty, Carol Jones, Lenora ed by "old man Turkey" and all Snencer, Clara Bates, ' Zenobia the trimmings. Hannah Murray, Harris, Mildred Pirtle, Roxie Patent, offered thanks, after Kelsey, Eloise Pirtle, Mrs. , Holt, which a11 helped themselves and two guests, Mrs. Spiece and to the food. At 8 p. m. everyone Mrs. Anderson. congregated in the fountain room "' i for the program. The following program was given: Vocal solos LEGION MEETING ' by Miss Wright, Miss Campbell The American Legion Auxili- and Mr. F.lliott. A niann snln hv

ary Post No 139 held their.resular business meeting at the, Legion Home Tuesday ,,vening, December 16, at 7:30 o'clock with tne presidert, Hannah Murray presjding. Nine members and all 0fficers but one were present. 'Mrs. Virginia nnmin w si veil-me oDiigPuon Dy Mrs. Murray It is good to see SQ :nany new wembers , Plans were made for the initiation Service to be held at ihe Legion Home ,-n December 30 at Say, Kiddies inic

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1 V - y A. A ' wmmmmmmm 7 p. m. All new members are ureed to attend this sprvire Members are always welcome to make an all-out effort to get the membership quota in by the deadline December 28. Anyone wb0 can helD in this drive olease do so. Turn in all member ships iu uic seuiciary ai once. After taking care of further business the meeting' was adiourned in the usual manner, We are getting a few new ones out to the meetings each time. As the new year approaches lets an make a resolution to attend these meetings anrf rpallv stand hv our nrpsiHent in 1Q4JI Everyone has a place in our meetings. Come out and fill it. CHRISTMAS PARTY The American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 139 held their Christmas party at the Legion Home December 12th with a -s Rledr.oe. Reading bv Miss Greenberg, A playlet by Mrs. Murray and Misses Vickrey and Bledsoe. Musical numbers by Mr. Pigg and his orchestra After the program, Mrs. Mur ray was presented a bouquet of f'owers by the members. Men rp)-s . then joined in singing Christmag so accompanied by Mr p and hig orchegtra Am the singing of "Jingle Bells" Santa arrived with his pack full of treat for everyone. After chatmas

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ting with the members and passing out his treat, he proceeded to the Christmas tree and . handed out gifts to everyone. The remainder of the evening was spent ih conversation and all departed at a late hour vowing this a Christmas party to be long remembered. The unit wishes to thank the ones who helped in the splendid program. Every number was thoroughly enj.oyed by all present.

BETA SIGMA PHI CHRISTMAS PARTY Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their Christmas party at the home of Christine Vickrey on Tuesday night, December 16, at 30 p. m. The holiday . atmos phere was carried out in. room decorations and also in the table decorations. The tables were decorated with red and green streamers. Small nut cups, filled i with Christmas candy, served as place cards. A delicious turkey dinner was served at 6:30. A lovely Christmas tree stood in one corner of the living room. Later in the evening Santa arrived and distributed the lovely gifts which were found tinder the the tree. Mystery pals were re vealed at this time. Following this, a very interesting program was given. Byrdie Reed favored the group with a Christmas story, then several games were played with prizes going to Margaret French, Dola June Braner and Edna Coyner. Names for mystery pals for the coming year were drawn. The girls in charge of the program were: Anna Lois Hanley, Lois Shepherd and Euleta Slover. ' Those present at the affair were Marilyn McMillan, Glenn.ovia Wright, Byrdie, Reed, Anna Lois Hanley, Eleanor Wyman, Euleta Slover, Mary Jane Moon, Jean Zink, Dola June Braner, Ramona Everly, the hostess, Christine Vickrey, and the assisting hostesses, Louise Doyle and Thelma Able. The next meeting of the Sorority will be on Jan. .6, with the place to be announced later. EAST HADDON . HOME EC CLUB The East Haddon Home Ec club enjoyed a delicious covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Wal ter Latshaw Thursday, December 18th. After the dinner the meeting was called to order by the vice president, Mrs. Walter Latshaw. Pledge to the flag was given followed by the song- of the month "Joy to the World", Roll call wa. answered by "my favorite Christmas carol.' Minutes of last meeting were read and treasurer's report given. The officers for the new year were installed. President, . Mrs,. Walter Latshaw, Vice-president,-': Mrs. -Adren Bor Basketballs ........ Bicycles, strong, biff tires ' 15.95 Tots Rocking Chairs . . 2.49 Buddy-barrows 1.69 Two-wheel Carts 2.19 Skooter Skates 2.19 Tlastic Jumping Ropes 35c Shelby Bicycle 45.75 Skates, roller & ice, for children 1.49 pr.

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GUEST OF HONOR at a Minneapolis farewell party Is Maj. Gen. Carl R. Gray, Jr., newly-appointed successor to Gen. Omar N. Bradley Sus veterans' administrator. General Gray examines large Cake bearing replica of first locomotive on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and maha railway, employes of which were party hosts. (International)

ders, secretary, treasurer and publicity chairman, Mrs. Ira Woodward. The club will send two members to Purdue January 2nd. Mrs. Arthur Smith gave the beautiful story of "The Other Wise Man." Club prayer and dismissal. The members then exchanged Christmas gifts that had been placed around the Christmas tree. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ivan Robbins January 15th. Those present were Mesdames Jess Boone, Adren Borders, Floyd Carey, Ray Green, Floyd Horton, Henry Kaiser, Evan Lloyd, Albert Snyder, Arthur Smith, Ivan Robbins, Bill Robbins, Ira Wood ward,. Amorine Wilson, Scott Willis, Bailey. Wolfe. Visitors were Mrs. Minnie Bowen and Mrs. Raymond Pigg and the hostess, Mrs. Walter Latshaw. 'At&, a ruined city of Burma; Jand many times its capital, is on the left bank of the Irrawady river, which at this point lis 4,000 feet broad and receives ,two affluents, which are joined by a canal rendering thectty s" ciscumnayigable. t !5?ttr in the DlavthaTof the' 'bagpipe is promoted by various - Highland, societies In Scotland, : which, at periodical competitions : 'ive prizes , to the best players I -jot pibroch?, reels and other airs. Flashlights .... 1.45 - 2.50 Alarm Clocks, Ivory Case 2.75 Electric Iron Featherway 10.95 Electric Hot Plate black enameled 3.39 Pocket Knives, Hammer brand 79c Kaylon Kitchen Kutlery, set of 5 knives 5.45

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LEWIS Mrs. Roy Staggs of Terre Haute spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lawrence and son, Jimmie, of Terre Haute were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Ed Lawrence.

Mrs. Joe Lynch Haute Friday. was in Terre Billie Criss, Leonard Richey, Ed Knight, Clarence Phegley and and Charles Woods attended the Masonic lodge in Sullivan Thursday night. ,Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mahan at1 l-J Al f l . f T ' 1 . cii I lenueu uie xuneiai oi uivk. oiewAs Usual -

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art Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Burns of Jasonville called on Leo Burns and family Thursday nigh Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence and Esther Wible were in Terre Haute Thursday.

! The O.E.S. chapter met with j Clay City chapter for inspection ; Friday night at Clay City. . Bill Stokes, who is employed in Chicago, spent the week-end with his family here. j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Rev. Oakley , Russell and family. ervice PITS ervice

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