Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 256, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 December 1947 — Page 2

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Dec. 24, 1947.

SULLIVAN, INDIANA!

PAGE TWO A Home Owned Democratic Nwi taper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition el the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PAUL FOJT"t ' Publlahar RIJOANOR iOTNT&R JAMISON ,. lUnacer and Aaaiatant Editor HOMW H. MURRAY Editor Kntered a aecond-claM Mttr at tfoa FwfcalfJea. Bulllvaa, Indiana . FubUahad datt mxont Batwdar ami Sunday at US Wert Jackaon Bt. BuUlvaa. Xndtaaa Telephone 12

Ualtad PrM Wife BetrtN Hatlaaal Bepreaentative: Taela aad SimpMa. Hew Tart 'S

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posite; that Gabe was going to Bohemier; secretary of Youth Dugger. .Work, Freida Hoesman; secretary

of Spiritual Work, Imogene Pirile. TriA ViS f rrtVn 1 1 era tna nf 4ha

.... .s ... Mary w.lon tod a short year, at least as far as Texas Cnristrnas st0ry and also gave fans are concerned, will take the history ni the song "Silent place in San Antonio's Alamo Night" Nora Dodds read an Stadium this Saturday. There, ai.ticle in our lesson book Solo Bracfcenridge of San Antonio and, Biess This House" by Mary Highland Park of Dallas will play wiison accompanied by Mary for the schoolboy foctball champ- stedman at the piano. The meetionship of Texas. The game will ing ci0Sed with group prayer, be played in one of the most , beautiful stadiums in the country. . Members present were Clara It was built by the "high schools Brokaw, Elizabeth Lisman, Mary in San Antonio, and seats about A. Stedman and Joan, Nora 23.000. They fill it too, for high Dodds, Mary Wilson, Doll Philschool games. j lips, Imogene Pirtle, Marie Irv- ' jing, Hazel Jackson,. Mildred Dale, Dorothy Monroe, and Rev. So, from us to all of you, a very and Mrs. Homberger. Merry Christmas, and lets all root I for a Sullivan County team to' The next meeting will be an bring home the Wabash Valley afternoon meeting with Nora crewn and maybe another region- Dodds. si championship. I

Mrs. Harold Willey were united in marriage. The vows of the j single ring ceremony were read a six o'clock by the bride's father. Baskets of pink gladiolas, large yellow mums with ferns i and Christmas greens decorated the altar. Miss Costella Zink played a program of bridal music and little Miss Maisie Gay Nickless, sister of the bride, sang "I Love You Truly." Their attendants were Miss Doris Jackson of Indianapolis and Cament Holt Taylor of Shelburn. The bride wore a dress of pas

tel blue wool and a corsage of red rosebuds with baby breath. Miss Jackson wore a dark j green suit and a corsage of red and, white carnations. , Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church basement for about fifty guests and friends. The

bride's table was centered with

a three-tiered wedding cake dec-

orated in white with pink rose- ' buds and a miniature bride and ' groom. Mrs. Alma Jeffers, Tillie Stwalley, Jane Graves and Mable j Lyons served: The bride' and bridegroom left for a short honeymoon and upon their return will reside in Terre Haute. i ! The bride is a graduate of the j Bloomington Business College

and is employed by the U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company of Terre Haute. The bridegroom is a veteran of World War II having served for

three years with the- U. S. Army, i

fourteen months of which time was spent overseas. He is now a '

student at Indiana State Teachers College at Terre Haute.

The Christian church choir will have rehearsal at 7:30 Friday night, Dec. 26.

Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

American Legion Auxiliary No. 139 will hold Initiation services at the Legion Home Tuesday, December 30, 6:30 p. m. All new members urged to attend.

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MITCHELL-WILLEY ' VOWS READ The First Baptist Church in i

PvmpM was thp cppTip nf a Vtpan-

held their Chnstmas meeting tjfu letjde wedding Fridayj Thursday, Dec. 18, at the church December 19th when Miss Helen which was beautiully -decorated iMitchell daughter of the Rev. m keeping with the holiday sea-ianf1 Mrs F Nif,ulpss anH

This isn't quite a basketball awful sight, all drippy with mudcclumn, but more a conglomera- dy water, ticn of things that have been - .

funny in the sports world.

son.The meeting opened with song "O, Little Town of Bethlehem" by group. Prayer by Rev.

Homberger. secretary's report.

Treasurer's report. The Chistmas (Offering was $6.30. Old and new

business. It was voted to give

; $16.00 to our Vincennes District

House at Rivervale. New officers were appointed as follows: Secretary of Children Work, Cozette

Lyle H. Willey, son of Mr. and

It wasn't funny to the Arrows,

'but the sieht of those three litle

Down in Texas, a high school guys trying to luard Lovelette football player got his team pen- 'would have been funny to an ima!ied because he blew his nose, partial observer. It looked downWhen the offical saw the nose- .right ludicrous, three lads, all unblowing incident, he immediately der six feet tall, trying to keep

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a seven-foot guy from scoring

stepped off five yards against

the boy's outfit. You see, the official had signaled a rules In

fraction, and had dropped his ! In the same ame a tha little red handkerchief. The boy j Bi Pinkaton scored was odd. calmlv walked over and blew his Bl ' tti on. the

-ttese on It, and made the official '. florr' and tne bal1 hit the ,ima little peeved. ! mnst hav bounced twenty fot straight up, then dropped i right through the basket. Down in Vincennes. a church 1 Isague was playing basketball in the Y. M. C. A. At the same 1 Some of the nxrts writers time, a Hi-Y Club was having a make mistakes, and some of them roasfluarade party upstairs. Some coe out in print. One in particof the Hi-Y boys had dressed as : ular lost FaU Sot 8 llttle mlxed eirls. and must have done a ' "P said that Gabe Takats,

good job of it. Well anyway, 1 -who teaches the Dugger Bulldogs these "girls" wandered into the l tj Play football, was leaving ov-

.-',ivi0 riinm anH 'tis coin that I er there and coming to Suuvan

nmesfcci na nait-ciressea bas- i.'" v.Vn. v.a. i.

otball players scattered in aU ;writer meant to 3ust the P"

direcions.

At the Indiana-Purdue football game, a Purdue player was trying to go around his end, and ran out of bounds. He knocked one of the Indiana yell-leaders right smack into the mud. She was an

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ELEANOR P. JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor NORMA SEVIER Society Editor1 HOBART LEWELLYN Compositor and Pressman CITY CARRIERS Benny Boles . Don Clerk Bill Gott , Jim Gilbreath , Lloyd Burk Gerald Graves Chas. Anderson ' Harold Graves Chloe Greggs Jimmy Wheeler Bob Ammerman Harold Badger Bob Arnett Ralph Gadberry

he first year of Deace is drawino- rioh

to a close and we, the personnel of The Sullivan Daily Times in taking note of our blessings at this Christmas time, look with grateful hearts back upon a year of quietude. It has been a year of many changes, of hard work 'and the usual happiness and unhappiness, but, nevertheless, a year of achievement ... for this we are thankful. . We are grateful for the opportunity of contributing to the lives of the people of this city 'and county ajid desire to express our appreciation for the co-operation and considerate understanding accorded us during the past months by our customers and friends. That you may witness great things in the New Year and find your Yule observance, 1947, especially enjoyable is our wish, as The Sullivan Daily Times staff looks to a New Year with the belief that it . . . SERVES FREEDOM By SERVING YOU PAUL POYNTER Publisher HOMER H. MURRAY Editor LEOLA E. JONES Bookkeeper KATIIERINE BOWER Linotype Operator,, BILL EASTIIAM Relief Operator

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CORRESPONDENTS Irene Mattix (Sullivan) Mary Copeland (Merom) V. L. Hammaek (Dugger) Clara Pierce (Shelburn) Mrs. Lee Grass (Carlisle) Nell Gordon (Hymera)

EULETA SLOVER Advertising Manager WILLIAM BOLES Composing -Room Foreman BEE WEATHERMAN Linotype Operator COUNTY CARRIERS Mary Jo Peyronet (Shelburn) Gene Bieedlove (Shelburn) John Murray (Shelburn) BM1 Breedlove (Shelburn) Harold Sheffler, Jr. (Dupfger) Norman Johanningsmeier' (Carlisle) Gerald O'Haver (Carlisle) Freddy Rogers (Paxton) Bruce Copeland (Merom) Sonny Curtis (Hymera)

Sirs. Pearl Reed (Farmersburg), Mrs. Mary Snyder (Paxtcn). Mrs. Claude Foster (North Bucktown), Mrs. Charles Sluder (Oil Field!, Mrs. Fred Moore (Hickory), Mrs. Opal Hall (Nonesuch), Mrs. Floyd Skinner (Mt. Calvary), Mrs. Lcela O'llison (Ellis), Mrs. EH'ie Di!ley (Fairbanks), Mrs. Lloyd Broshears (Jerichc), Mis. F. G. Howard ( Pleasant ville), Mary Foutz (Beech Grove), Mary Blown (Exlir.e Coiner), Mrs.' Nor? Baker (New Lebanon), Lyvisa Wood (Dodd Bridge), Audrey Kassinger (Graysville), Marie Owens' (Scott City), Bertha Ryland (Mt. Tabor), Mrs. Chas. Monroe (Four Corners), and Betty Loudermilk (Everywhere).

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