Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 196, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 October 1948 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TTMES MONDAY, OCT. 4, 1948. BUIIIVAN. INDIANS
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JOAN: Tou mean you can have a big rib roast or whole ham going . . , while you're baking pies or a cake?" SUE: "Exactly. And the Bar-B-Kewer gives meats such a marvelous flavor. It uses radiant heat, you know ,just like charcoal." ' - JOAN: "How wonderful. And how much hurryflurry it must save ai mealtime to have everything ready at one time. I'll just have to have a new Estate."
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Parker and family over last day for their home in Warner Masil were in Indiaanpolis -last Dowty, Laura Drake," Amanda ---week-end.. ' ' 1 Robins, ..Georgia .Jfo. : ha .s....re- Wednesday; ' ' ' ' Engle,-Clara- EUen Dfpke' ns Harriett and Irene Peterson cently completed his schooling Mrs. Nell Gordon. Mrs Nina-Fulford.: Marcaret Oaskins.' Dna1
Mr. and Mrs. Carl" Landes-, of t .Eichmond, spent last week-, at Indianapolis. , ' ; Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall, - Flossie Hauger, '' Helen
ena nere wun meir parent, , mr. anct Mrs. JJrecK JLeaclf Criss were in Sullivan Wednes- Holt, Edah Jewell, Ophelia Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. R'ea Hoilman and ' AIIUltw rcicisuu. wtmaesaay wun mr, an aay.
visited other friends here ucu,uuc naiiunuuu uauvus. raui nucoie ana son aaj Hugh Mize of Whiting was a the misfortune to fall Tuesday j Robinson, Illinois. U n, guest over last week-end of. Mr. at her home suffering cuts and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnso , CURRY HOMEMAkERS
and Mrs. Ed Rogers and family. Gregg Parker of S.outh- Bend,
bruises to her face. and daughters spent i Bill Johnson transacted . busi- day in Terre Haute.
was a guest of Mrs. Virginia ness in Ohio over last week- . . end.
Mrs. Carol Landes and children returned Wednesday to their heme in Bluffton, Ohio, after spending the past two weeks here with her 'parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Rea Hoilman. . T'Sgt. and Mrs. Marion O'Neal and daughter left Mon-
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Nona Jewell, Effie Lovelace, Cora McGarvey, Ethel McKinney, Bess Nelson, Flossie Pugh,
Wednes!-! The Curry Homemakers held verna "usse. elen haw,
their rppnlar mti, ! May Sluder, Biverin e Smith,
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ivirs. iviyrue jewenyn ancf Townqhir TTnnoo rn it,.m t I ' n,,'i children .of Sullivan, Mr. S CUp S " SW1' SmUh' Wi"ifred WdTr......... .5 ternoon, bept. 10. The president, ward anH Sfvprai r-hiiror.
mrs. xieruen iviui-aiiiinun 01 -p-af.ic u 1 Terre Haute Mr and Mrs I -fu f u PI th.e meetlnS j The October meeting will be , ! j Wlth clu creed in unison. Song 1 an all-dav mpetins held art f 7w"er' m' rS; of the month "Onward Chris-1 J " tS Towhio HoS ' Willard Wesner, Mr. and Mrs, tian Soldiers in unlROn with . at the Townsh.p House.
Liawrenca wesner aim suns,
Mrs. Marv Cox and 'daughter,
and Alice .Bogard were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Turpen and family
HYMERA ; Mrs. Marjorie Wells entertained the Friendly Circle Sunday School class at her home Tuesday night, September 28. After ihe business meeting a chapter of the Bible was read and discussed. Refreshments were served to Veneta Strahle, Freida Patterson, Nell Gordon, Blossom Shipley, Bonnie Husband, Margaret Wells, Ruth Foutz, Mrs. Beasley, aand the hostess, Mrs. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bill Stephens have purchased the
, Charles Terry property in the
east part of town. Rev. and Mrs. Nickless and
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' Frank & Bud Vanzo, Owners
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Helen Holt at the organ. Lord's
Prayer in unison. Roll call was
answered with "my favorite teacher." The president gave a detailed report of the county planning meeting held at Sullivan. Dismissal, prayer was given by Amanda Engle. The hostesses, Mattie Belt, MarV.n Belt, Faye Johnson, Adah Sullivan and Mildred
Fidler, served refreshments of
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it goes right to the seat ot the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
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