Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 189, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 September 1948 — Page 5

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES-THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1948.

At Lyric Starting TONIGHT

ALAN LADD and DONNA REED, pictured id a love scene from Paramount's dramatic hit. "BEYOND GLORY." On Sherman Double-Bill Fri. & Sat.!

In honor of the 6th birthday

of Sue Ellen Johnson a family j

picnic supper was held on the bluff Friday evening with the following attending: Mr. and j Mrs. Gault Pleasant, Sgt. and'

Mrs. Marion O'Neal and daughter, Mrs. Estella Johnson, Mrs.

Zoe Edgington, Judy Johnson,

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johns.on and

daughters, Nancy and Connie

Lou, and. the honored guest,

Sue Ellen. Sue received many nice gifts.

Jean Hoilman of Washington,

Indiana, spent the week-end at

lome. Thornton, A. Pinkston, Bill

Cole, Bob Jones and Wayne

Johnson left Sunday for Lafay-

tte where they have , enrolled

it Purdue.

Bonnie and Webb Milam spent

Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Los

er Milam and family at Newort, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Edgington if Indianapolis, spent the weekend with Mrs. Estella Johnson

md family.

Cap Reid, who suffered a evere heart attack Sunday aferno.on, is slowly recuperating. Rev. and Mrs. Alan Jones,

rthur Greene and Mrs. Gault

Pleasant attended a church con-

rence at Franklin, Indiana

Tuesday.

Mrs. Pauline : Richards and

VIrs. Anna Eslinger spent Moniay in Terre Haute.

Mrs. Agnes Rinard was hos-

ess Friday night at her horre or a Stanley party.

Mrs. Everett Bogard ond' r.on,

Tohnny Dean, have been re

moved to the home of her par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rusk,

from the Mary Sherman Hos- "

bital. Mrs. B.ogard is the former mont, Ohio .visiting Mr. and notice of salk of barbara Gray. . Mrs. Lcren Drake and family. - v 1 1?"

TSgt. Marion O'Neal Of Ind- Mr. and Mrs. Milo Adams and Board of Commissioners ,of Sullivan

anapolis, spent the week-end family of Heathville, Illinois, 1?" ofratrS

lere with his wife and daugh- spent Saturday night and Sun- Court Housp of said county, at 10

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A tense moment from "I WOULDN'T BE IN YOUR SHOES," a Monogram picture starring ELYSE KNOX, DON CASTLE and REGIS TOOMEY.

er.

Ed Renaker returned to Great and daughters.

jakes Monday night after a 1

,in nirn. iu ti o'clock A. M.. Monday. October 11.

mtUi ..). umc lanciuu iWi t0 the highest bidder and at

tt 0-day leave at home.

Mrs. Ida Drake spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed in Prairie Creek.

FAIRBANKS I Mrs. JoEUen Morgan, who Mrs. Clara Scott spen.t the haa nnf Wn 0w0 t hai v,.

vccb.-ciiu wnu iier sun and . . . . ; . fr the ver 1h48 nnvahle in

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price not less than ths appraised value thereof, the following describ

ed mineral land in Jackson Township. Sullivan County. Indiana: The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 25, Township 9 North. Range 8 West, 1 containing Forty (40) acres. The purchase price shall be required in cash on said day of sale.

neral land will be sold subject to

tiaughter-in-law, Mr.

Hay Warren.

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started teaching last week. Mrs. By order of the Board of Commis

l,.. sioners of the County of Sullivan,

JOHN R. HOWARD GARLAND D. SCOTT E. LOWELL TURPEN Board of County Commissioners, Sullivan County, Indiana. (SEAL) ATTEST: Hubert Sevier, Auditor Sullivan County, Indiana. 1st ins 9-8-18 It.

, ! Lucille Carrithers has

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pound, and teaching in her place.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pound ' James "swoid, who is sta-

md Sherry Ann spent the week- !n a Ft Inox' y- pent

. , . . , me wtviv-cnu licic will nd in Troy, Ohio with Noah f0ik.s.

Scott and daugher, Betty. Willie Johnson, who has been

Mr. and Mrs. George Minger m is reporled Pr-

ind daughter, Rose Ann, . were VP-: - ....!,., , i..

linher guests' of Mr. and : Mrs. ni5!itRHRMra!ISCTBfSII9f3CTfflraHS9SBS?l!!!!SfflHH8S!R!ISB

r.. TJ..1 uiuey i nursaay evsning. j

Frank Bales and daughter, ern, spent Sunday with Mrs.1

ITames Bales in Indianapolis. 1

Mrs. Bales suffered a stroke and

pas been confined to a hospital

n Indianapolis for quite some ime.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. . Drake pent Sunday in Hammond, Indana visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Jwight Drake and Molly Ann.

Mrs. Ida Drake is able to be lafck to work at the school ;tfeteria after being away a ejiv days because of illness. iMr. and Mrs. Norman Drake

ind Dixie Lee and Mrs. John

Pound and daughter, Anna Rose, )

em me weeK-end in Free-

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Jarmila Novotna, Metropolitan Opera star; Walter Llppman, author, and Walter Pidgeon and Mickey Rooney, motion picture celebrities, are celebrating birthdays on this date.

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YOUR FUTURE This day " may bring changes. Be ready to accept the dictates of circumstances. You will receive some benefits in your next 12 months, it is foreseen. Meet discouragements that may also come, with courage and good cheer.

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