Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 171, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 August 1948 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, AUG. 27,' 1948. SULLIVAN. INDIAN iiiii mini. ihiiiijmiv""'"4'P WM! W.!.TMlB!!,ywPf ' WmVSnXWVK'lm! . SUNDAY And Monday Sunday Matinee 2 P. M. SUNDAY Thru Thursday

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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 dish and table service. Drink furnished by hostess.

The Past Noble Grands club will meet August 31

! with Dola Fisk. Meat will be

furnished. Each member bring covered dish and own table service.

Rebekah Past Presidents Club will meet at the home of Victoria Tipton in Hymera, Sunday, August 29th for a one o'clock picnic dinner. All Past Presidents urged to attend as plans for the District meeting will be discussed,

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Hud Crowder W.R.C. social will be held at the home of June GiJkerson Wednesday, Sept. 1. All members who wish to go meet at the Woodman Hall at 11 a. m. Transportation will be furnished. Bring own table service.

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Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet Men-day evening, August 30th at 7:30 at the library.

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I CLASS REUNION . The ' annual reunion of the j class of 1927 of Merom High Sch'-ol was held on . Merom Bluff Saturday, August 7, at 6 p. m. Members of the class and guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Coyner, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Fallis Ward, Mrs. Earl W. Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burton. For information ' concerning next year's meeting contact Mrs. F.mil Ccyner or Mrs. Rex Daugherty, Merom.

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FREE! CARTOON BOOKS! . . "Famous Americans" cartoon book will be given to each kiddie attending this Saturday's matinee. Courtesy Of J. C. PENNEY CO.

H. B. CAMPBELL CLASS PARTY Mrs. Starwood Moore was hostess at her home on South State Street Tuesday evening for a most enjoyable meeting of the H. B. Campbell class. The home was decorated with garden fLowers from the hostess' garden. Mrs. Harry Richmond of South Carolina, former member of the class, was sent. Mrs. Cora Wilkey and Mrs. Vermont McC'skey were also guests. Margaret Alsman gave the devotions. Twenty-two members responded to roll call. Plans were made to hold a rummage sale. A white elephant sale was held with Mrs. McCoskey, auctioneer. During the social hour the hostess, assisted by Mesdames Ida Pirtle and Elsie Pendleton, served refreshments of homemade ice cream, angel food cake, iced tea and mints to Lura Hayhurst, Anna McQuown, Effie Scott, Clara Pittman, Iva Drake. Pearl Wise, Stella Richmond, J.cy Metcalf, Ruth Banks, Cora Wilkey, Lois Pavy, Effie Douthitt, Zada Dixon, Margaret Alsman, Fern Collins, Vermont McCoskey and the hostesses, Ida Pirtle, Elsie Pendleton and Bess Moore.

DR. BRYAN'S WIFE DIES BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. 27 (UP) Funeral services will be held Monday for the wife of Indiana University President Emeritus William Lowe Bryan. She died last night after a long illness at the age of 81.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ridgley and daughter and Mrs. Fern Ridgley have returned from a motor trip through Colorado and othA points of interest in the West. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas spent Tuesday in Decatur, Illinois, where they attended to business interests and visited relatives. Miss Nettie Black left this week

for Wood River, Illinois, where she will teach in the schools. Mrs. Frank McCoy of Terre Haute, has moved to Sullivan and i3 living at 245 South Main Street. Rev. Jack Anderson, who has spent his vacation at Rock Lake, Michigan, has returned home. Rev. Anderson spent Thursday in Springfield, Illinois, where he attended a Youth Conference. Miss Lucille Heien of Louisville, Kentucky, spent the weekend in Sullivan. Mrs. Kenneth Crowder of Detroit. Michigan, is the guest of relatives in Sullivan. Richard Crowder, who has spent the past few weeks in Sullivan with relatives, will return home with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiltse of Indianapolis, are guests of the latter's mother, Mrs. Edna Rosenberger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller and son, David, of Tampa, Florida, who have been visiting in Wisconsin, have been guests of

friends in Sullivan en route their home. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mosier Davenport, Iowa, are guests

relatives and friends in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Henderson and children, David and JJue, of Buffalo,, New York, who have been guests of Mrs. Henderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs." Claude

Ford and other relatives, returned (to their home today. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Coffman

and John entertained at their home with a dinner party Sunday in honor rA little Annette Ladd who celebrated her second birthday Saturday. George and Bobby Bledsoe of Detroit, Michigan, who have spent the summer months hsre I visiting their father, Bynus Bledsoe, have returned to their home. i Mrs. Ray Goodman and children of Hammond are the guests of relatives and friends here. They will return to "their heme Sunday. Frank Asdell cf Indianapolis spent the week-end in Sullivan visiting relatives. Mrs. Asdell and daughter, Karen Ann, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Gadberry, for the past several days, re- , turned home with him.

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8:15 p. m Legion All-StaJ

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BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ladd Jr. of west of Sullivan, gave a party Saturday evening in honor of the birthdav of their daughter, Annette Eilene. i Refreshments cf homemade ice cream, cake and iced tsa were served. Guests were Mrs Elizabeth Lisman, Mr. and Mr Chorles Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lisman, John Norman Lisman of Corona, Calif.. Miss Marian Lisman and Robert Wardell. Annette received many nit card.? and gifts.

Carlisle's Legi.on team bed

the Jaycees last njht in thl first game of the night's doul

bleheadcr at Legion Field by

score of 9 to 7. Davidson w;i

the winning pitcher for the Car

lisle team, and Evans lost? fol

the Jaycees.

In the sec-nd game. thl

Prison nins outscored Dugge ' by a score of 7 to 5. Putoff wa the Dugger pitcher, and he ha j the aid of two home runs b ;Pigg. but couldn't stop the, win

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The managers of the leagul will meet tonight at Legiol

Field at 6:45 o'clock. All mail

agers are asked to be present!

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