Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 167, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 August 1948 — Page 6

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES MONDAY, AUG. 23, 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIANA GLOBE CLEANERS Aluminum DISH PANS - ENDS TONIGHT TWO BIG HITS 9 South Main Jack Smith Phone 477 ENDS TONIGHT - ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S own cdventuret In tho LUSTY WiSTI HERE'S THAT DANCING MAN... in a heart-warming vJ

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Also Color Cartoon I TiVnfnrptfp & News I ihg her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Stewart. I Mr. ana Mrs. raui anow were guests of relatives in Annap.olis, ' Illinois Sunday. mm 1 r T- 1 CT Mrs. Robert Holmes and children have returned home from Detroit and Wyandotte, Michigan, where they have spent the past few weeks the guests of relatives. Mrs. Wayne Reed of St. Petersburg, Florida, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Bedwell, and other relatives and friends. i Mrs. Laura Bell of Whiting, I Indiana, has' been the guest of relatives in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mason Jr. have returned from Anderson, I where they visited relatives. I They also visited in North Manchester, Indiana. HUMMELL-THRASHER VOWS READ Mr. and Mrs. Orville "Pickey"' Hummell if .)liv . announce, the marriage of their daughter, Ramona, to fiyvn Thrnsher. son of Mrs. Lucy Thrasher of Sullivan. The vows were heard July 31st at the Methodist Church in Valparaiso, Indiana. Their attendants were Peggy Pesch, Dorothy Harris, Semon Hunter and Charles Huff. The bride wore a pink and black crepj .iV.rioon dress with black accessories. ' Her corsage . was of piak rosebuds. Mr. and Mt Thrasher will make the'r howe in Sullivan. MIDGET KALI II u Every Sunday Kighl LAWRENCE COUNTY SPEEDWAY Lawrenceville, 111.

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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK The Get-Te-Gether club will meet at the home of Mrs. Arnold Borders August 26th.

The Country Girls club will meet September 1st at 11:30 o'clock for a covered dish dinner at the park instead of August 25th as planned. Each one bring -their favorite disli and table service. Drink furnished by hostess. Notice. Due to change of meeting place, the T.A.D.O. Home Ec club picnic will be Thursday, August 26th at the Sullivan city park at 11 a. m. It is hoped that all members and their families will attend. Bring well-filled' baskets and own table service. Visitors welcome. Hud Crcwder W.R.C. will meet for their regular bi--monthly meeting Wednesday, August 25, at 2 o'clock at the Woodman Hall. . The Vincennes Presbyterial meeting to be held August 26th has been post-, poned. H. B. Campbell class meeting Tuesday, Auust 24th at 7 p.m. with Bess Moore, 325 South State Street. All members bring something for the white elephant sale. The Christian church choir will have rehearsal at 7:30 Wednesday night. Gold and Silver FITTSBURG, Mass. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hassette celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by giving a party for their son and dai.shter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hassette, Who were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Sober " Bicycling Advised MOBILE, Ala., (UP) Don't mix bikes and booze. Judge Tisdale Touart tdvised Posey McCory when he fined him $25 for riding a bicycle while drunk. Reckless driving the judge called it: is

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Merchants Lose To Solvents In 12 Innings The Merchants face an acid test to repeat their last years champ- ' ionship drive now as the new 'league champions, the Commercial Solvents, took a 12-inning 5-4 ; decision in the first of a two-out-1 of -three series yesterday before '. the largest turnout of fans this The Merchants scored a single run in the first and second inning to grab a two-run lead. The Norway crew scored a singK in the fourth and a pair in the sixth to take the lead of 3-2 In the seventh the Merchants tied it 3-all and the game stood at that score after nine innings of play. In the 11th both teams put across a marker, making the score stand 4-all. The visitors scored one in the 12th while the Merchants went out in order. The locals outhit the visitors 11-8 but were guilty of five errors, while the winners made three bobbles. Duke Taylor went the distance for the Solvents while! the locals used three hurlers. The Merchants lost the services of their old reliable Billy Thewlis when he was spiked in making a ( putout in the fourth. He was taken to the hospital where the! nail was removed from his toe. Jim Miller finished the game behind the plate. Next Sunday the Merchants will play the second game of the .series at Spencer Field in Terre 123 S. Court ice ON STATE

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SINCE 1914 HOSPITAL STAFF HAS PICNIC Hospital folk took advantage of the scenic . beauty at Merom Bluff with a. picnic supper Thursday evening. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Bedwell, Barbara and Bob, Dr. and Mrs. C. "F. Briggs, Dr. J. H. Crowder,. Dr. and Mrs. I. H. . Scott, Dr. and Mrs. Zerfas and children, Jim Walters, Miss Mabel Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Speed Johnson and David, Miss Vivian Smith, Miss Betsy R.oss, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boone, Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Dickerson and Denny, Mrs. Edina Hofeditz, Harry Knpwles, I Mrs. Tressa Steele, Mrs. Christine Doyle, and Mrs. Elizabeth I Welsh. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Underwood of Eloy, Arizona announce the engagement and approaching j marriage of their daughter, Dov- . ey, to Tom Brown, son of Rev. 1 and Mrs. R. W. Brown of Tucson, ' Arizona. Rev. and Mrs. Brown are former residents of Sullivan The wedding date has been set . for October 15th., O 0 if ii - ' i

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EAPTISTS PLAN 1 MEETING AT DUGGER The Rev. J. H. Head will present two films "The Rapture" and "Door of Heaven" Wednesday evening, August 25 at 7:30 o'clock at the Dugger Baptist Church. A sermonette, "The Second Coming of Christ" will alr.o be given. Everyone invited to attend. There will be a free-will offering.

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macy PHONE 96 BIRTHDAY PARTY . Mrs. Max Kellams entertained with a birthday party, for her son, Jim Bob,, who was f.:ur years old August 21. Games and contests were enjoyed with prizes going to Kay and Judy Meier. I i Refreshments were served to Larry and Joe Kellams, Carolyn, Judy and Marion Meier, Kay Noble and John Wesley Kellams. Mrs. Kellams was assisted by Rosalie Kellams. -g ' -'' - ,f TELEPHONE 220