Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 August 1948 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1948.

CARLISLE

The Marthy Ellen club met at

the home of Mrs. Lee Grass Sr. Wednesday, July 28th with . a covered dish dinner. There were nine present and the morning was spent in working on quilts. The next meeting will be held at the Carlisle park. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grass Sr. spent Saturday afternoon in Sullivan. -

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and children of Detroit, Michigan are here the guests of Mr. Mills' mother, Mrs. Dessie Michael. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Aikin of Orlando, Florida, ar-. rived here last Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Aikin's brother, Ed W. Curtner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vernie and chillren of Huntington Park, California, are here for a

"'iit with Mrs. Vernie's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Denver Wilson, '

and other relatves. Mrs.r Barbara , . Russell and granddaughter, Patty, spent the week-end in Sullivan with Mrs. George Hill and other relatives. W.S.C.S. Meets

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday .afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lillie Woodward. Meeting was opened by singing "Oh for a Thousand Tongues to Si.ngg," Prayer by Dercle Orr. Minutes of the June meeting were read.

Seventy-one Sunshine calls were reported. Repose given on an all-day meeting held at the

church the first Wednesday in July. At this meeting work on quilts and carpet rags was done. The president read a letter from Mrs. Craig, district president, concerning change of time for electing officers. Devotions by Mable Minich. Scripture reading and responsive reading from 19th Psalm. Prayer by Mrs. Elizabeth Collins. Lill

ian Storckman had charge of the program. Subject "Poland1'. Those taking part in the discussing work and conditions ii Poland were Mrs. Storckman, Mrs.. Clayton and Mrs. Long. Mrs. Esther Hoke gave a very interesting account of her visit to a Methodist church in Mexico. - Closing prayer by Mrs. Bruce. During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments of cake, Bavarian cream and orangeade to twen

ty-two guests. The August) . ' . . . meeting win be held at the; Cleared in Murder

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APPLY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS i Applications for lump sum Social Security benefits based on the death of servicemen or civilians who died .outside the United States between December 6, 1941 and August 10, 1946 should be made by August 9, ' 1948. According to James E. Snider, manager of the Terre Haute field office, claims filed for such cases after that date cannot be paid. Survivors of such insured individuals are urged to act promptly and at least inquire as to possible benefits. Inquiries should be made at the field office, Rcr.m 306, Post Office Building, Terre Haute since no regular out of town visits are scheduled before August 9.

Join The 4-H'ers In Pledging "My head to clearer thinking My hands to greater service My heart to greater loyalty

TO MAKE A HEALTHFUL AMERICA!

Annually this Fair is looked forward to by 4-II kids all over the county. It has come to be almost equally as important to their parents and friends. Here, helpful farming, sewing, cooking, canning and livestock hints are exchanged among the best of our people. You are among them and we urge you to join the crowds at the 4-H Fair this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There will be refreshments and a general good time every day and evening for all.

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BROKEN with emotion, Margaret Marcil, 36, ex-Navy nurse, hugs her 3-year-old daughter Kathleen Ann after being cleared at Calais, Me., of a charge of murdering her husband of 10 months. This is their first meeting in nine days. (International)

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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals caD Greek Fertilizer Co.

Sullivan Phone No. 9 WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

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Dept. IS, P. O. Box 6112

. Cleveland, Ohio

IPS GOOD BUSINESS TO BORROW WHEN A LOAN WILL SERVE A SOUND PERSONAL PURPOSE, AND YOU CAN REPAY IT WITHOUT HARDSHIP. AND REMEMBER BORROW THE BANK WAY IT'S CHEAPER. SULLIVAN STATE BANK Since 1870 Sullivan Carlisle Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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Mr. Frank Turney, Philips & Co. locker plant specialist, will be on hand all day to answer any questions about the operation of the new plant.

Guaranteed & Insured Food Storage Our plant is designed to accommodate 640 users of individual steel lockers. Our customer list has grown daily since first we announced this coming service to Sullivan. However, we st;ll have a number yet available and invite your inspection and addition to our list. These lockers will hold approximately 7 cubic feet of frozen foods. . ,

Our new plant will be complete in every detail, furnishing all services of cutting, wrapping, freezing, rendering, curing, hickory smoking and stor

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RUSH RICKARD, Owner & Mgr. HUBERT "Fuzz" HARRIS, Ass'i Mgr. On U. S. Highway 41

North of Sullivan

Across from Legion Home