Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 183, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 15 September 1948 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAIL-f TIMES-. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15. 1948

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SOCIETY MODERN MANNER HOME EC. CLUB MEETS The Modern 'Manner Home Economics club held their September meeting at the home of

Mr9. George Power

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school teacher." Devotions were Refreshments of Ice cream and given by Mrs. James James. The muffins were served to Mr. and lesson "County Officials and Mrs. Donald Fahmier, Mr. and Their Jobs", was given by Mrs. Mrs. Virgil Morgan, Mr. and John Larson. One new member, Mrs. Wayne Cox, Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Norman Walters, was taken Harry Karns, Mrs. Eva Richards, into the club., Mrs. Lawrence Jackson, Mis9 Refreshments were served to Jeraldine Jackson, Mrs. Mary the following members: Mes- Foster, Mrs. Berniece Morris,

The meetins was onened with i dames ,Jack Buckley, Carolyn Mrs. Mazelle Jackson, Mrs. Fern

pledge to the flag, club creed Hanexck, James James, Harold King, Mrs. Roscoe Flynn, Mrs. and song of the month. Roll call Gambill, Charles Arnett, John Maybelle Stanley, Mrs. Grace was answered with "my favorite ' Larson Wayne Pope, Wendell Booker, Mrs. Blanche Richards,

jjOuaermuK, ram uramer, Den-. airs, ceuian aisn, misses Ji.iien nis Goodman, Norman Walters, and Barbara Booker, and the

and the hostess, Mrs. George ; hostess, Miss LaVern Bedwell,

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HARMONY HOME EC. CLUB

The Harmony Home Econ

omics club held their September

meeting at the home of Mrs,

Floyd Mail with a covered dish

dinner. The meeting was open

ed with the pledge to the flag,

club creed and song of the month, "Onward Christian Soldiers" in unison. Roll call was answered with "my favorite school teacher." Old and new

on "County Officials and Their

Jcb" was given by Mrs. Verna1 Ring. Birthday gifts were recaivec? by Elsie Risinger. Dorothy Kelboskie, Flossie May, Sally DeBusk and Lucille Ford frorr their mystery pals. Guests present were MrF Gene Wvman, C.'zy Hays and Mrs. Harold Dix. Member? present were Mesdames Jake Brust, Frank DeBusk. Floyr1 Fulk. John Gill. Wiley Kelboskie. William Marshall, William May. Vernal Ring, Hester Sluder, Boyd Walters, Art Weaver and the hostesses. Mrs. Floyd Mail and Mrs. Nick Taylor. The October meeting will be held with Mrs. N. O. R.obbins in Shelburn.

CROSS AND CROWN CLASS ' The Cross and Crcwn class of the Mt. Moriah Sunday School met recently at the home of Miss LaVern Bedwell of Freelandville. The meeting opened with singing "He Leadeth Me." Prayer bv He v. Kami. Scripture lessen, fifteenth chapter, of St. John, was read by Mrs. Faye Cox of Bicknell. Song "Jesus Means Everything to Me." "Miss LaVern Bedwell gave a reading "Thoughts for the Week," and Mrs. Berniece Morris sp.ike on the subject "No Atom There." Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cox sang "Back of the Clbuds" during which Mrs. Fern King painted in color thf. thoughts suggested by the mind picture in the song. The program was adjourned by singing "Cleanse Me."

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MAHAN-FOUTZ VOWS READ Eva Loralie Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mahan of Hymera and John C. Foutz, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Foutz of Pimento, were united in marriage at the home of the bridegroom's uncle. Byron Foutz, Saturday afternoon, Sent. 11, at 2 p. m. The double ring ceremony was read by the bridegroom's father before an altar of flowers. The bride wore a steel grey suit with black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. The bridegroom wore a blue suit. Nellie Faye . Foutz, cousin of the bridegroom, was maid of honor and Lowell Badger was best man. The bride and bridegroom are both graduates of Hymera High School and the bridegroom is now a senior in Pharmacy at Butler University in Indianapolis. "A recept-rm was held immediately after the wedding. Refreshments of ice cream, angel food cake and iced tea were served to Mrs. Harold Smiley, Mrs. Carol Shipley and daughters, Dorcia Irene, and Carol Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bond and Frances of Andersen. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tichenor, Rev, and Mrs. J. C. Foutz of Pimento, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mahan of Hymera, Jeanne Gaskins at Indianapolis. Lowel Badger, Rev. Oanfield. Sharon House, and Nancy Carol Case of Graysville. and Mi. and Mrs. Byron Foutz and Ruth, Nellie, Stellie, and Fern, Ellen Foutz. , The c.cuple will reside in Indianapolis.

Phillip and David, Mrs. Roy Bush and Ronnie, Anna Trueblood, Nita Jennings, Melba and Bill Wilber.

TRI KAPPA

INSTALLATION Members of Tri Kappa met at the home ci Mrs. E. F. Springer Monday night, September 13. After the regular business meeting the chapter had installation of officers. Mrs. Ruth Poole is the president for the coming year with Betty Sinclair, vicepresident; Mary Campbell, recording secretary; Maurine Medsker, corresponding secretary; and Lorene Hankins, treasurer. The installation- services were followed by an informal party in honor of the retiring officers and as a welcome to the new. Hostesses were Louise Billman, Caroline Radar, Kay Coffey and Rachel Springer.

DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dodds of Sullivan route had as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Silvers of Ft. Scott, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dodds and son, James William, of Sullivan route, Charles Dodds of New Lebanon and Will Dodds of Sullivan route. Those who called in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sandusky of New Lebanon, and Mr. and Mrs. Hjram Anderson and son, Buddy, of Sullivan.

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YOUTH MEETING The M. Y. F. of Cass charge will meet September 20th at Long's Chapel Church. The meeting will start at 7 .o'clock. All members be present. Visitors welcome.

MT. TABOR Mrs. John Donovon is visiting friends in Kokomo, Indiana. Several from here attended the basket dinner and all-day meeting at the Merom Pentecostal Church. Mrs. Fleta Gilbreath and friends motored to Evansville one day last week. Mrs. Lois Ormiston called on Mrs. Bertha Ryland Tuesday. Mary and Fylura Foutz were dinner guests Saturday of Mrs. Dorothy Bogard and Nancy.

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Edgar L. Chambers, son of and Mrs. Harry Chambers of Fairbanks. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon, September 10th, at the home of the Rev. V. F. Adamson. Their attendants were Ardys McKinney, cousin of the bride,, and Pearl (Nib) Chambers, brother of the bridegroom. The bride was employed before her marriage, in the office of the Sullivan Telephone Company. The bridegroom is a senior at Purdue University, where he is majoring in an agricultural course. They will be at home to their friends after September 22, at Romney, Ind. 'A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall at 7 o'clock Friday evening for the newlyweds. A lovely wedding cake and ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs . Cham

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