Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 154, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 August 1948 — Page 6

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Thursday - Friday - Saturday Where we will show you samples of seed that made possible

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Funk's G-Hybrid seed corn has been proven throughout Sullivan County and the State of Indiana to produce more corn to the acre than other seed com. We'll show you the figures if you'll visit our booth when you attend the 4-H Fair t'us weekPILLSBURY'S BEST

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Putting your livestock on the proper diet is important to your purse and Pillsbury feed people have made it the:r business to protect your interest in the feeding of stock. Let us tell you the merits of this great feed which you will find is all we say it is.

STOP GAMBLE W AT MUNCIE FAIR MUNCIE, Ind., Aug. 4 (UP) The Deleware County Fair continued today, minus 10 concessions which authorities said were gambling establishments. Deputy sheriffs raided the 10 tents- last night, closing them down. Operators were ordered to return money to patrons and gaming equipment was confiscated .

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OF THE COUNTY 4-H CLUBS We urge your attendance at the 1918 4-H Club Fa:r and while you're at it, you may as well stop in our booth at the Fair and say "hello." Incidentally, we'll have on display CHOREMASTER GARDEN TRACTOR REO ROYAL & TRIMALAWN POWER MOWERS

HARNESS SHOP Sullivan, Ind.

THE ANSWER, QUiCKJ V J , 1. New airplanes are said to travel faster than the speed of sound, what is the speed of sound? 2. WhC wrote the book. Peter Ibbetsont Who made an opera of it' V Wha national park lies in the northwest corner of Arizona ? 4. What was the Greek name for the Roman god Jupiter ? 5. Who owns and maintains the ancestral home of Gesrge Washington's family in England?

IT'S BEEN SAID Of all duties, the love of truth, with faith and constancy in it, ranks first and highest To love God and to love truth are qne and the same Silvio Pellico. ,

3y UiFAN CAMPBELL A- XfP.frel Pre$ Writer vaded the radio field as director

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comedy company. Some of his famous film comedies . The Freshman and Grandma's Boy.

MODERN MANNERS In eating a dry sandwich in a restaurant or at a lunch counter, the sandwich may be picked up in the fingers, a moist sandwich of the double-deck or triple variety, should be eaten with a fork.

IT HAPPENED TODAY On Aug. 4. 1945, President Harry S. Truman signed the Bretton Woods legislation, making the United States the first country prepared to join the World Bank. Aug. 4 is the Feast of St. Dominic (1170-1321), Spanish priest arid founder of the Order of Dominicans or Preaching Friars. Percy Bysshe Shelley. EngUsh poet, was born on this date in 1793.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain. Harry Lauder, entertainer; William Schuman, composer. Knut Hamsun and Jerome Weidman. authors, are to be congratulated for natal anniversaries on this Aug 4.

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JOBS UPON A TIME Ida Lupino comes of an old theatrical family which invaded the British isles as traveling puppeteers in the 17th century Ida studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. She made her debut in British films at the age of 13. When 15 she was brought to Hollywood. In 1940. in They Drive by Night, she showed her histrionic ability Ida won the New York critics' award as best actress of 1943 in The Hard Way. She likes comedy roles bpst and dances, sings, writes short stories and composes music. Comedian Harold Lloyd has been a star in Hollywood since early celluloid days. Lloyd started acting when he was 12 in an Omaha stock company production of Tess of the d'Urbervillcs. Later the family moved to California, and Harold broke inco films as a $3-a-day extra. He has tried his hand at directing and in 1944 in-

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We'll be on hand at the Fair to greet you with Dearborn farm implements.

SOCIETY

BIRTHDAY SUPPER A birthday supper was held

at Shakamak Park Friday, July 30th in honor of Mrs. H. H. Beadle of Jasonville. The following friends and

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Mrs. Clifford .Woods and son, Donald Ray, Mrs. Rachel Woods, Mrs. Delores Woods and children, Paul Laverne, Gary and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and sons, Bill, Bobby and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods and children,

Floyd and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Malone and son; Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conner,

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children, Donald and' Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lynch and son, Terry, Mr. and Mrs. John Tarwater, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woods and son, Eddie, Betty Fowler of Beaver Falls, Pa., who have spent the past week in Indiana visiting relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Beadle. A wonderful evening as well as a nice supper was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods had as dinner guests Thursday, July 29th, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woods, Eddie Woods and Betty Fowler of Beaver Falls, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conner and Mrs. Rachel

Woods of Jasonville. Mrs. Clifforc W.cods and son, Donald Ray, Mrs. Harold Lvnch and son, Terry, called on Mrs. Delores' Woods Sunday evening.

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Thursday - Friday - Saturday Yes, everybody's been sewing but it's to the fair they're goin' . . . every Susie and Sal! They'll be congregatfn' early Thursday morning and every day thereafter through Saturday, and it's disappointed you'll be if you're not, among them. For the most hilarious, wholesome, knowledge-packed three days in years make certain to attend this year's 4-H Club Fair. Stop in at our booth for a "hello" and a look-see of our displays.

SALES, INC.

Phone 210 Sullivan

Now Before The Frost Gets On The Pumpkin LETS ATTEND THE

We'll have a booth there and will display for you PHILLIPS 66 & PREMIUM OILS ; LEE TIRES & TUBES PHILLIPS 66 BATTERIES GATES FAN BELTS for auto, home or farm use . AUTO ACCESSORIES & COSMETICS Pirtle & Thomson

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"Jake" Pirtle K. E. Smith, Agent Emory Thomson Corner Section & Washington Streets

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