Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 159, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 August 1948 — Page 4

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Bakjng, Food Preparation, . Food Wagner) Carolyn Stewart, Dale Preservation., K .Hafcdiqraft, ahd Janet sfeatson, Na'nfcy Carol Horfelmpfoent at 'the County Lyman; and Mary Ellen' layman, 4-Hair IaSt vek: 3 Curr Twp. 'A'hha Abrams, Opal - Baiting-' I. " j HollingswOrth, and " Nancy5 SnyBlue. Ribbon Group Dpnnie der, Haddon Twp.; Virginia Giles, Godfrey, .Phyllis Sharp, . Curry , Betty GolUn, . Judith Million, Twp.;' Phillip Chowning, George Sharon Killion, Sandra Powden, . .. 11 TV l Til llin'nninn T 7- 1 ra4 J A 1 . , A Cll.r AJ

Elliott. HOnalU .XlUgneS, .1 uyuio Johnson': Gene Morgan, Anna Rose Pound, Elizabeth Ann Williams,-, Fairbanks Twp.; Joyce flfuff, Mary F. Phcgley, Gill Twp.; Barbara Johanningsmeier, Linda Pheglcy, Mary Dean Rogers, Haddon Twp.; Donna Johnson, Norma Ridge, Paula Smith, Frances Tarwater, Carol Tobey, Leah Kay Lund, Hamilton; Gloria Brown, Darlene Edds, Sandra Moody, Jefferson; Betty Jean Harris, Ruth Hart, Lura Bell Hunt, Wanda Ransford, Carol Woodard, Turman Twp.k . Red Ribbon Group Mary Alice Adams, Hazel Butler, Marlene Olson, and Barbara Willis, Cass Twp.; Marilyn Brown, Linda Rae Calvin, Beverly Drake, Sandra

Sue Drake, Wilma Loveless, Mary son Twp.; Barbara Kinnett, Les- - ' Sue Ping, Lorena Stoops and. ter Monk, Ruth Springer, and Shirley Ann Noel,. Curry Twp.;' Nancy Street, Turman Twp. Janet Rose DeHart, Floyd Halber-1 . Red Ribbon Group Sara stadt, and Cecelia Harris, Fair- Boone, Cass Twp.; Dee Ann Cal-

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Monroe, Betty Sue Osburn, and Mildred Stevenson, Turman Twp. White Ribbon Group Carolyn Sue . Blevens, Virginia Gayle Mpurpr. and Norma Pnnp? CTass

Twn Shirlpv Piu?h. Jo Ann Jnaiiv.- aiciiimv, cuiu uanj ivnu erson, Hamilton Twp.; Deloris Carpenter, Snaron Crabb, Jane Enstrom, Marilyn Bennett, Phyllis Street, and Dixie Harrison, Jackson Twp.; Betty Bedwell, Beverly Cox, Jefferson Twp.; Wilma Burnett, M;arie Hiatt, Pat Kinnett, Elizabeth Thomson, and Rosemary Wilson, Turman Twp. Baking II. Blue Ribbon Group Carolyn Pinkston, Curry Twp.; Eddie Dale Drake, Beth Osburn, and Gerry Strain, Fairbanks Twp.; Ruth Rcseberry, Gill Twp.; Peggy Robbins, Haddon Twp.; Margo Adams, Jane Myers, Kay Prose, RaNell Wible, and Carol Valentine, Ham ilton Twp.; Ruth Wiseman, Jefferlans, and Marilyn Martin, Curry Twp.; Patsy Duffer, Robert Hall, John Oliver Johnson, and Laurel Norris, Fairbanks Twp.; Virginia Lisman, Verlene Ridge, Carol Carty, Cozette French, Shirley Homberger, and Miggie Sue Land, Gill Twp.; Evelyn Abrams, Haddon Twp.; Mary Ellen Alig, Judith Bell, Nancy Drake and Sue Chownihg, Hamilton Twp.; Sharon Burke, Donna Kinnett, . Carol Loudermilk, Carolyn Martin, and Phyllis Phillips, Turman Twp. White Ribbon Group Barbara Saying It.

Krachulec, and Sue Watson, Curry Twp.; Barbara Bedwell, Jefferson Twp.; Marcelline Feltner,

and Mar j brie Payne, Turman Twp. Baking IU. Blue Ribbon Group Robert Griswold, Junior James Ralston, and Joseph Elliott, Fairbanks Twp.; Richard Phegley, Gill Twp.; Carolyn Mahan, Sharon Reid, Phyllis Walters and Mary Fran ces Allen, Hamilton Twp. Red Ribbon Group Harold Fuson, Rosemary Harris, and Richard Wright, Fairbanks Twp.; Barbara Irvin, Gill Twp.; Carol Ann Nash and Nancy Ridgeway, Haddon Twp.; Shirley Bronnenberg and Carolyn Sue Wolfe, Hamilton Twp.; Barbara' Willey,'. Jackson Twp.; Betty Mjoody, Jefferson Twp.; Barbara Burnett, Turman Twp. White Ribbon Gi-oup Janice Ashcraft, and Rosemary Ashcr'aft, Cass Twp.; Anna Lee Goble, Leah Rae Noel,' Wanda Povlin, and Melba Feltner, Curry Twp.; Janet Knotts, Haddon Twp.; Shirley Alumbaugh, Sharon Alumbaugh, and Mildred Miller, Hamilton Twp.; Norma Jean Hamilton, Jefferson Twp.; Myra Burnett, Turman Twp. Bakinp IV. Blue Ribbon Group Mary Meurer, Cass Twp.; Margaret Nash and Carolyn Rader, Gill Twp.; Nancy Barker, Haddon Twp.; Jane Barnett, and Beverly McKee, Jackson Twp.; Jeraldine Jackson, Jefferson Twp.; Lucille Huff, Turman Twp. Red Ribbon Group Elizabeth Meurer, Cass Twp.; Maxine Case, Curry Twp. Esther Ralston and M'artha Whalen, Fairbanks Twp.; Helen Page, Haddon Twp.; Jo Ann Decker, Hamilton Twp.; Zoe Coulson, Ruth Tarwater, Sarah Willis, Hamilton Twp.; Wanda Andis, Jefferson Twp. White Ribbon Group Jean Bland and Joan Reynolds, Cass Twp.; Earline Hobbs, Gill Twp.; Joann Jenkins and Patty Morris, Haddon Twp.; Betty Brown, Hamilton Twp. Baking V. Blue Ribbon Group DoVis Ruth Lathrop, Curry Twp.; Patty Allsman, Carolyn Johnson, and Sara Sue Phegley, Haddon Twp.; Glor ia Frye, Jefferson Twp.. Red Ribbon Group Eleanor Ruth Meurer, Cass Twp.; Wanda Rose Bosstick, Dorothy Jean Lathrop, and Rita Mae Marshall, Curry Twp.; Colecn Parks, Had don Twp.; Jean Davis, and Rosalie Goodman, Hamilton Two.: Mary Badger, Turman Twp. i White Ribbon Group Nita Jennings and Mary Jo Peyronet, Curry Twp.; Pansy Ruth Chambers and Jacqueline Crew, Fairbanks Twp.; Wilma Hart, Gill Twp.; Christine Arnett and Sndra Daugherty, Gill Twp.; Jean Johanningsmeier, Haddon Twp.; Patricia Steele, Turman Twp. With Exclusive Radiantule Heating Unit. Only Frigidaire Has It! West Side Sqiiare

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4-H Cinderella Girl Back Home MT. VERNON, Ind., Aug. 11 (UP)' The "Cinderella Girl" of 4-H Clubs arrangedher pigtails, put on her best dress and stepped

up to a radio microphone today to tell people how it feels to be on the threshold of a movie career. Ten-year-old Jeanne La Duke, fresh from the first night's sleep ; at home in her own bed since i Hollywood chose her for a feaI ture role in a 4-H film, went to Evansville, Ind., for two radio appearances. Meanwhile, her excited par,ents awaited word from the film capital about plans for Jeanne's return to California. Jeanne said she could ''hardly wait" to get back to Hollywood and start working in pictures. She returned home late last night, got nine hours sleep and fingered a ribbon she won in absentia at the 4H fair at New Harmony, Ind., for baking a buti ter cake. Jeanne's cake, baked July 24 just before she started for Hollywood and frozen until the fair Aug. 3, won third prize. SHELBURN Mr. and Mrs. Herb Weaver and daughter, Karen of Greenwood, Indiana spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Weaver and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Holstine and children of Topeka, Kansas are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Cue Bryant of Pontiac, Michigan are visiting her mother, Mrs. Mart McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Max Stuck of Pontiac, Michigan are spending a few days here with relatives. Cliff Hixenbaugh was called here on account of the death of his brother, Clarence Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Bish Daniels of Indianapolis spent the weekend here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gullett of Robinson, Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce and son, Harry of Sullivan were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Verna Slover and daughters. PLEAS ANTVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Ogle of Detroit are visiting Mrs. Orval Ogle and children. Mrs. Harold Boumgardon and son spent Saturday night with Mrs. Carrie Harbin. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cox and daughters took supper Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hutchins of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hale and children who have been here visiting relatives and friends re-

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turned to their home in Chicago Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bredeweg of Indianapolis visited over the week end with Mr. Ralph Jackson' -and

'family. Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Ogle of Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Orval Ogle and children called oh Mrs. Carrie Harbin Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nolin, all of Bicknell called on Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Mable Reel SunI rlav aftprnnnn - -. - Miss Jean Shake has1 return ed to her home here after" spending a few days in Indianapolis the guest of her ' sister, Miss Shirley Shake. Thomas B. Shake' cf Jeffersontown, Kentucky, visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shake of Sullivan, R. 3, over the week-end. Dr. John H. Oldham and family are spending their vacation in Minnesota. They will return August 30th. Gerald Palmer of Louisville, Kentucky is spending his vacation with .his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer. Mrs. Lena Morris is visiting with friends in Chicago Heights. Mr. and . Mrs. Miles Pinkston and son, Gene, Mrs. Marion Gam- 1 bill and daughter, Sharon have , returned home after spending the:, weekend in Joliet, Illinois with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright and son. While there they visited the Chicago Zoological Park. Mrs. Fred Brown has returned from Chicago, where she has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ridgeway and Miss Kitty Ridgeway. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCoskey and family spent the week-end in Indianapolis visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Max' Weir attended the swim meet at Shakamak State Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dodson and Mrs. Robert Castle of Fort Wayne, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox and other relatives. Mrs. A. Gilmore of Franklin, Indiana, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gilmore. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoskey and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Letterman attended the Masonic Home Day at Franklin, Indiana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Organ and daughter, Sally, left Tuesday for Leland, Michigan, where they will spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huff of Indianapolis, were guests over the week-end of Mrs. Huff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roe and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Weaver and family of Mulberry, Indiana, spent the week-end with' Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Foutch. Mrs. Weaver anc sons remained for a longer visit. TRY A WANT-AD

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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

All Rebekahs who plan to be supper guests af the Rebekah distriot meeting at Hymera September 7, please phone Mrs. Arlie Springer immediately. The Zelma Harbaugh Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Friday, August 13th, at 7:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Ralph Adams, 128 North West St The annual picnic of the Stardust Home Economics club will be hell Thursday, August 12th at 6:30 p. m. in the Sullivan City Park. All members please bring a well-filled basket, your own tea and table service for you and your families. Pocahontas Club will be entertained by Mrs. Jessie Walker Thursday evening, August 12th at 7 o'clock in the shelter house at the Sullivan City Park. Please bring own table service. C.W.E. club will meet Friday, August 13th in the sheUef house of the Sullivan City Park for a covered dish dinner. Presbyterian Circles will meet Friday, Aug. 13 thus: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Clyde Hux: Circle No. 2, Mrs. Maude Crowder: Circle No. 3, Mrs. J. R. Crowder. Women's Society of Christian Service of the Sullivan First Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in the church parlor. The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at 7:30. A good attendance is 'desired. All officers are urged to be present. Delta Theta Tau ice cream social will be held at Helen Ridgeway's Monday evening, August 16. Mcmhws are to meet at the Davis Hotel Monday at 6:00 p. m. All Harmony Home Economics club members going to Spring Mill State Park inursaay, August lztn, please meet at Marshall's Drug Store at 6 a. m. Bring own lunch and drinks. The Country Birthday club will meet Tuesday, August 17th at the Sullivan City Parle for an all-day picnic. Everyone bring something for a bingo prize. G-H Club will meet Friday afternoon at two c'clock with Mrs. Anna Newsom, 492 Star Avenue. Bring in your car for an Expert Check-up! LUBRICATION COOUNG SYSTEM BATTERY IGNITION ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SPARK PLUGS BRAKES TIRES FUEL LINES PHONE 30

LOIS BRENTLINGER WEDS REV. KRUEGER

Sunday afternoon, Aug. 8th at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. East of near Carlisle, Lois Brentlinger was united in mar- J riage to Rev. Gerald B. Krueger, pastor of the Carlisle Christian Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. A. McCallister, on the beautiful park lawn, witnessed by the immediate family and friends. On the marimba and chimes, Don East played "Always," "Because," sung by Mrs. Marvel Walters, and the Lohengrin bridal march. I v The bride chose a blue silk ' crepe" dress and wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. The groom was dressed in a grey business suit and wore a white aster in his la- I pel. I At the close of the ceremony a reception was held in the home, which was bedecked with gladiolus and garden flowers. The table 1 centerpiece was arranged with red-spotted white lilies and white nrewxn 3S8 A' ( i i v Xflfflvx-'- . tsi State bv. IKS t S"ffiva'1 jephyr o"'"9s' to coost. I ..,AlHI?y.y,

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gladiolus. A three tier weddii cake with miniature bride ai groom atop awaited the bride ai groom. Fruit punch and cake we served. Those present beside the brii and groom were Rev. C. A. M Callister, Mr. and Mrs. John Bei nett, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Benne and sons, John and Bobby, Terre Haute, M,r. and Mrs. C. . Bennett of Vincennes, Mr. ai Mrs. Marvel Walters, Mr. ai Mrs. Don Boroughs and son, A thur Wayne, Mrs. Gertie Lisma Don East, Sue Ann Brentlingc Jeannine Brentlinger and Mr. ai Mrs. Omer R. East. The bride and groom depart immediately on a short hone; moon.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby Riven that t undersigned has been appointExecutor of the estate of George Billman, deceased late of Sulliv: County, Indiana. Said estate is su posed to be solvent. DALE c. billma: Executf Telia C. Haines. Attorney. 1st ins 8-4-48 3t. c

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