Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 213, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 October 1948 — Page 5

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27, 1943. PAGE FIVE RIPKIRBY CLASSIFIED '-AB IN THE MANAGER'S OFFICE, AT THE w BLUE CAT. " HAVE YOU ANY ADDRESS? I REGRET TO IT LOOKS GOOD, SIR J THE NIGHT OF THE FURTHERMORE, WHY DIDN'T SHERRY LA RUE RETURN FOR HER WAGES? BECAUSE SHE ANY KNOWLEDGE OF HER SAY, NO. BUT YOU FRIENDS? ANY LEAD MIGHT QUESTION CLASSIFIED AD RATE Minimum charge IS words or less, S5o, first Insertion. Zo for ttch additional word, first Insertion. It words or less 7o for three insertions, 4e for eacb additional word for three insertions. Send cash, money order, or check with order. Card of Thanks $1.60. Obituaries, In Memoriam, Resolutions 2o per word, minimum $1.50. An additional charge of lOo will be added to classified ads that are not paid by the end of tfc month, excepting firms and organizations that carry regular charge accounts. An additional charge of 25o will be made for the use of box numbers. WE'RE LOOKING FOR SHERRY I HAVEN'T THE SIXTEENTH, WHEN MISS WE CAN FOLLOW ? SOME OF THE OTHER LARUE VANISHED, IS LA RUE, WHO WAS IN YOUR FAINTEST IDEA. SHE QUIT QIRLS...I'LL FETCH THE SAME NIGHT MISS BANNISTER WAS0E40.' SHE'S THE SHOW UNTIL THE NIGHT OF WITHOUT NOTICE...IN FACT, THE SIXTEENTH. DO SHE DIDN'T EVEN COME THEM. IN THE MORGUE YOU KNOW WHERE BACK FOR THE WAGES ZY DISAPPEARED, SHE IS? DUE HER. ft . -Til 7 ' rr

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SEE US for Calcium Chloride. Farm Bureau Co-op. ALL insurance is not alike. Re duction in rates. Ferd E. Hall, Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE Wallpaper mills and jobbers are now closing out their 1948 line of wallpaper patterns. Prices on many of these papers have been reduced as much as 65. We are passing these huge savings on to you. Many remnants cheap. Sullivan Decorating Co. FOR SALE OR TRADE Trade or buy where your money goes farther and be sure and buy from a licensed deal pr 1948 Chrysler Saratoga Brough am, R. & H. 80 mi. 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner Sedanette. Con. Shift. R. & H. 1948 Pontiac 8 Streamliner 4Dr. Hydramit. R. & H. 1948 Pontiac 6 Sedan, R. & H, Hydra. Shift. 1948 Olds. 76 Series Sedanette. R. & II. 1948 Chev. Fleetline Aero-Sedan. R. & H. 1948 Plymouth 4-dr. R. 1947 Pontiac 6 Streamliner, R. & H. 1947 Plymouth 4 dr. R. & H. 1947 Plymouth 5-pass. coupe. R. & H. 1946 Pontiac 8 Streamliner, Sedanette. R. & II. 1948 Dodge Vi-lon P.U. Several other cars in stock ready for delivery. Remember you are dealing with a licensed Indiana Dealer when you deal here. Our reputation is built on fair and hon est dealing. 212 N. Section St. On Highway 41 In Sullivan , Phone 330 LEX McKEE G. 1. DECKARD CANNED tomatoes and refined puree in No. 2 and 2yk cans by the case. A. L. Robertson Greenhouse. FOR SALE 2 fuel oil' space ueuiers wiui uuimuc uv-sa"" tank, full of oil. 567 STSection. : CROSLEY SHELVADOR RE.i FRIGERATORS and Crosley elec-1 trie ranges for immediate delivery. Gene s Radio bervice, so. . Side Sq. FOR SALE 1932 Chevrolet pickup. 101 So. McCammon. FOR SALE Whizzer motorbike in good condition, accessories. Also western saddle. Max Skinner, R. R. 5, Sullivan. FOR SALE Flowers for all occasions. Evergreens for landscaping. Karns Greenhouses, south of Dugger, Phone 66F14. FOR SALE 1930 Model A Ford, A-l condition, $125.00. C. W. Jones, Shelburn, Phone 11-J. FOR SALE 1 deep freeze, almost new. Large capacity. Bargain. Braganza's Steak House. FOR SALE '30 model Buick. (Would make good pickup.) Cfieap. xk mile west high school. Phone 8045. FOR SALE Purebred red fac lor nanaries. Conner, oranse and' variegated. Singers and hens. Mrs. Clarence Murdock, 2 miles north of Graysville. FOR SALE Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, walnut finish; white leather bottom desk chair,' walnut finish. Both new. Phone 862-X. FOR SALF, Purebred Shorthorn bull. Allison Pittman, Paxton. FOR SALE 4-room house and 10 acres, second house south of Hickory church. Inquire at residence or write Wm. Robertson, 321 W. 10th St., Anderson, Indiana. FOR SALE One RCA console radio. Automatic tuning. Call 957-A. FOR SALE Pipeless furnace. In good condition. Will heat 4 to 5 rooms. 456 So. Section St. Dead Animals Removed All kinds: horses, cows, sheep, calves and hogs. Call Monroe Feed Service, Sullivan phone 332 or Crawford 8201 or Crawford 53109. I'erre Haute. We pay all phone charges. 24 hour service. John Wachtel Co Terre Haute, Indiana

FOR SALE 8 ft. Massey-Har-ris combine with motor. Good running order. R. 1 Carlisle. Herschel Phegley.

FOR SALE Gas range, hot water tank with gas heater attached, and 2 rugs each 9x12 ft. Phone 551 or call at 425 W. Thompson St. MOTOR OIL, 2 gallons $1.08; 5 gallons $2.50. Also used Southwind gasoline auto heater, ready to install. Flynn's, Shelburn. FOR SALE Model A Ford, 1930. Two miles west of Grays ville at Big Spring farm. Harold Kinnett. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet Frank Cole, R. 2 Sullivan. West on 54. . v FOR SALE 1946 Chevrolet rear end, complete with 2 speed axle, 9:00 tires like new, wheels and heavy springs. R. L. Martin, Dugger, Phone 171R5. FOR SALE 18 shoats weighing around 100 lbs. Vaccinated. Fred Foust, Paxton. FOR SALE 3 coats, brown, black and gold; 3 Olson rugs, cheap; one old stand table. Nora Mann. FOR SALE Model A Ford. Vernon Hayden, R. 2 Shelburn. Graysville phone. FOR SALE Fuel oil heater with drum, blower and pipe, good condition. 75 lb. white enamel ice box. Albert Oakes, Shelburn, Phone 39-J. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR NORMA FOR SALE One '39 International truck with '42 K5 motor, in A-l condition, on good rubber. Priced reasonable. See Edgar L. Meng, Carlisle, R. 3. FOR SALE One gray and white enamel Home Comfort coal or wood range in excellent condi tion. Mrs. H. H. Arnett, Sullivan R. R. 2. Graysville Phone. FOR SALE Contact Bill Mack ey 'for your Hybrid seed corn. jeuys ao.uu 10 iu.uu. crio r Uier $8.90. Crow's single $9.50 to $14.25, double $8 to $11.25. NEW and used bicycles. New and used Whizzer Motor Bikes. Bicycle repairing. Parts. Oscar Norris & Sons, Authorized Whiz zer Motor Sales & Service, 8 N. Main St. FOR SALE New Spinet Piano complete with bench and delivery. Our special only $495.00. R. W. Cadwell Music House. FOR SALE We have concrete septic tanks now. 350 gal. We de liver F1 Burial Vaulta phone 352. FINER MEMORIALS for less. Business, like you, goes where it is treated best. James J. Durham, Coffman Building. FOR SALE -J- Maytag washer, either round or square tub, both in good condition. Lady's black coat with fur collar, like new. 646 So. Main. FOR SALE One Helene Curtiss commercial type Duchess hair dryer, $25.00. One new Kenmore vacuum cleaner, $50.00. J. R. Petty, Phone 9024. FOR SALE Child's Jr. Bed. ! Mrs. Sam Frakes, phone 407-Y. FOR SALE Part Jersey and Guernsey cow and calf 3 months old. Tony Gill, Sr. Tel. 41-X. FOR SALE Compare these new low prices with the price you are now paying at other feed stores. See if they won't save you money. Economy Egg Mash, '$4.15; Johnson Special Starter, $4.80; Johnson Special Grower, $4.15; 34 Poultry Mash, $5.00; Cr. Ccrn, $3.5D; Pork Producer, $3.90; 40 Hog Supplement, $5.15; Oats, $2.80; Bran & Shorts, '$3.10; Shorts, $3.40. FREE PARKING AT JOHNSON'S. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 So. Court St. FOR SALE Motor Bike Briggs and Stratton motor, $50.00; 1 Briggs and Stratton Model Y molor, $15.00. Call after 6:00 p. m. 616 E. Jackson St. HEATERS Florence - - Duo Nubians Glow-Boy Majestic - Warm Morning Home Supply Company Dugger, Ind. Formerly Woodward's Hardware.

FOR SALE, 2 ladies' coats, 1 black, 1 gray tweed, size 20; 1 boy's brown topcoat, size 16; 1 large size crib bed. Dorothy Birch, 316 N. West St. Phone 522-X.

FOR SALE 35 head of ewes, good ones. Norman Koenig, Carlisle R. 1. 5 miles southeast. FOR SALE-Bathinet and TeetSWtn ' PnCC" auon" . FOR SALE 9-room house with large lot. 520 N. Broad St. For information write Murray Deckard, 328 N. Monroe St., Rpckford, Illinois. FOR SALE White Rock fries, 2 to 4 Vfe lbs. 217 Wolfenberger St. Phone 829-X, Sullivan-. 1. 6-room strictly modern house, 2-car garage, extra large lot, good location, close in, and certainly worth the money. 2. 6-room house, modern except gas, 2-car garage, one acre good land. Good location on paved st. in Sullivan. 3. 5-room new house, large basement, city water, 4 acres land, close to city limits. 4. Small grocery stock and fixtures. This store is in a good location, and doing a profitable business. 5. 6-room house, city water, coal house, wood shed, 2 large lots. Priced to sell. . Usrey's Real Estate and Insurance, Office 451 South Troll, Phone 542-Y. FOR SALE Nice brood sow. Wm. Butler, 1 miles north and west of Exline Corner on R. 3, Sullivan. FOR SAT.f. a nj a i house. 1 acre eround. loratprf 1 mile north of Dugger. House now empty. Price- $2000.00. $400.00 cash, balance of $25.00 per month. W. T. Mellott. FOR SALE Fuel oil stove, pipe and floor board, good condition, $30. Corner kitchen sink, $15. Clover hay. James E. Shrum, Ph. 9204. FOR SALE 15 bu. Vigo seed

wheat. Wilbur Royer, 2 miles No- 2498 u- M- w- of A- must pay northwest of Shelburft. Phone $L00 per month dues. "Wayne H. 55-E. i Bedvvell, Red. Sec'y". FOR SALE Lady's green cloth ' NOTICE To Sullivan County coat, leopard trim, size 16; black Coal Miners: Don't be hoodwinkcrepe dress, size 16; man's blue ed by Republican propaganda that suit, diagonal stripe, size 37; Norval K. Harris is taking sides in man's shoes, Nunn-Bush, black the miners' district election. Haroxfords, size 9 A. Phone 249 or ris is for Sullivan county candi309 N. French. dates against outside candidates. Otherwise he is strictly neutral. FOR SALE Spotted mare pony Harris has always been a friend 2 years old. Wayne Dudley, 1 of the ccal miner and is against mile north Elhs School. the Taft-Hartley-Landis 'bust-the- ' FOR' SALE - 2 cows. Inquire union" Act. We urge all coal minJames Pittman Farm southwest of ers- regardless of party, to support Fairbanks our true an( trustworthy friend, Norval K. Harris, for Judge of the LIQUID LITE America's finest Sullivan Circuit Court. Coal Minwhite enamel. Stays white. Made ers Committee for Harris for by O'Brien. Sold at the P and A Judge.

Furniture Store. FOR SALE Owner occupied 31 acres, clay. 7 miles west, V mile north off 154. Clarence Patton, R. 2, Sullivan. Miscellaneous IF YOUR car heats or your racuator leaKS see wayne tienneay, iNu-cor Kaaiator . bnop, Z5 North Main. Sullivan. ; -rTr NEED WORK done on your car ui uuuii; utive us a iry. ood Wright, service manager. Sullivan County Motor Sales, On U. S. 41, Shelburn, Ind. Phone 30. RADIATOR CLEANING head into winter assured of safe driving. Protect your engine by letting us clean the radiator now! Marathon Service Station, northeast corner Section and Washington. CELOTEX ROCK WOOL INSULATION PROPERLY BLOWN IN. FREE ESTIMATES. NO MONEY DOWN, 3 YEARS TO PAY. WRITE PADGETT CO., VINCENNES. BUYING SOYBEANS every day from early 'til late. Highest market prices paid Quick service, we do appreciate your business JOHNSON ELEVATOR, next to C & E I Depot, Sullivan, phone 325. ROAD SERVICE call us if your motor freezes or if you have tire, battery, engine, etc., troubles. We answer your SOS promptly. Phone 525. Hud's Tire Service, Sullivan. NOTICE My Insurance and Real Estate Office has' been moved to the East Side of Square in the Coffman Bldg., from the for-! mer location in Oakley Bldg. Ferd E. Hall. South Mpin St., Coffman Bldg. Phone 567. , WE ARE now buying beans. Martin Mill & Elevator, Shelburn.

" REPRESENTATIVE OF A ERICA'S outstanding trade school will be at theCourt House, Sullivan, Ind., Veterans Affairs Office, Thursday, Oct. 28 from 1 p. m. to 4:30 p.m., to interview veterans for training under the GI Bill. Our program includes the following good pay trades: Auto Mechanics. , Diesel Mechanics. Body and Fender Repair. Refrigeration Air Conditioning. Electricity Electronics. Radio Servicing. MEN, THESE ARE NOT CORreSPONDENCE COURSES but practical LEARN BY DOING trainine in modern shops under the guidance of competent instructors. Part time jobs and rooms available while training. Our placement department will aid you in "securing a good job after completion of training. TO GET. IN ON THIS OPPORTUNITY bring certificate of eligibility or copy of discharge. We will take care of all details. Non-veterans accepted. BERT KARNS v COMMERCIAL TRADES INSTITUTE SAVE 10c, 25c, 50c on every bag of feed. Feed.s from our Factory Stores direct to you. Johnson Feeds will also produce the most eain Dossible from 100 lbs. of feed! Ask your, neighbor, he knows! Try us today. Johnson Feed & Supply Co., 115 South Court St. Phone 606. NOTICE Available now. Complete PHILGAS equipment for converting city eas ranges or new installations. Bill McCoy. NOTICE Effective November 1, 1948, all heretofore exonerated members of Baker Local Union OYSTER SUPPER Thursday night, 7:30 p. m., for members of Eagles Ledge and their families. FORRETnT FOR RENT Electric Floor Sanders. Edaers., Polishers .and new electric nand sander for ! table tops woodwork, etc. Sulli UBT, Decorating Co . FOR RENT 3-room modern furnished apt. Write Box XY care of Times. WANTED CESSPOOL, septic tank, government toilet cleaning. Mpdern! pumping equipment. Box 20 care Times. WANTED Two old ladies to keep in my home. Nelle Mason, Telephone 854. " HELP WANTED w"ant7d2o young married or single women lcr light factory work. Apply at 17 West Mill St., Shelburn. Perfection Packaging Co. j teTUS TAKE THE NOISE OUT OF YOUR I - 111! I UJ u Kadio service South Side Square

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I housekeeper. Norman Ragland and Floyd Miller, Telephone Shelburn 22-H. WANTED White woman for child care. Assist with housework. Reference required. Transportation furnished. Mrs. Lucille Greer, 106 Rossford Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. WANTED Ride to Terre Haute. Must be there by seven. Phone 593-A. Mildred Walters, 903 N. State. ' WANTED TO RENT Tillable acreage. Any amount. Complete new equipment. Call 8113 or address R. 4, Box 25. . WANTED Car salesman. Lloyd Motor Sales, Sullivan, Ind. WANTED Ford A-l Experienced Mechanic. Good pry and working conditions. Lloyd Motor Sales, Inc., Sullivan, Indiana. - WANTED Middle age couple to care for elderly gentleman. All living expense paid. Phone 146. SALESMEN WANTED IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS you can make good money with a Rawleigh business in City of Sullivan or South Clay County. We help you get started. No experience needed to start. Steady work. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. INJ-603-2, Freeport, 111. CESSPOOL, septic tanks and ,1 outside toilet cleaning. Price $1.00 per barrel. Box 60 care Times. WANTED TO RENT Large grain farm. For sale, 101 John Deere 1-row corn picker. Perry Loudermilk. MEN WANTED To advertise new invention,, said to be ' the greatest invention since the radio Adv. men in the field earning from $300.00 to $500.00 per month. If interested come to the Torch Room at the Sullivan Hotel on October 28th at 7:30 p. m. Ask for E. B. Mitchum. WANTED Man to work farm. Box 975 care Times. on WANTED Housework. Can work from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Box 80 care Times. WANTED Bulldozer work. Outfit in Berea church neighborhood. Inquire of Aden Robbins of work to be done. Raymond Bogard, Merom Phone 173. ; LOST LOST Man's billfold on square Saturday. Reward. Return to Times Office. Oscar Bennett. LOST Large black and white shepherd dog, named Bud. Tom Bc'wen, Graysville phone. PUTNAM COUNTY RESIDENT IS 102 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26 Mrs. Salina Cunningham. Putnam County's oldest resident, celebrated her 102nd birthday 'anniversary at her home here i today.

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Since it is impossible for me to contact each of yau 'perEcncily, I using this method to solicU your support hi my race for Commissioner for the Second District. Yen elect your Commissioners to spend your money. You want a man who will spend it w'sely. You expect certain services from your tax money. Therefore, you want a Commissioner who will refuse to spend your money on needless ('.emasids nf special pressure groups

bat vhc will consider the interest of all concerned. With these 'deals in mind, I promise to serve you faithfully, if elected.

THE "WARREN" DICKERSON WHO SERVED FOR 3 YEARS AS ASSISTANT HIGHWAY SUPT.

KAUFMAN-SMITH VOWS READ Miss Mary Ann Kaufman, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kaufman of 303 East Jackson -Street, became the bride of Jackie B. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bervile Smith of 453 South Court Street, at twilight yesterday. The double ring candlelight service was performed at 5:30 o'clock by the Rev. Father Henry Bilz in the rectory of St. Mary's Church. Nearly one hundred relatives and friends of both the bride and bridegroom heard the vows read and exchanged before an improvised altar of fernery and white chrysanthemums silhouetted by twinkling tapers. Preceding and during the ceremony bridal music was played by Mrs. Frank Linnell and Miss Grace Linnell sang "My Hero" and "Because." The bride, given in marriage by her father, approached the altal to the soft tones of Lohengrin's Wedding March. She was attired in a suit of ice blue slipper satin touched off by grey accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink rosebuds and baby mums. Miss Mary Ann Kerlin was maid of honor. She w.-;re a grey dress with black accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds. The bridegroom was attended bv Billy Paul Pierf.on as best' man. Both wore fall suits with boutonnieres of white carnations:. The bride's mother wore a dress of black crepe with black accesr.cries and a white carna tion corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue dress .and a corsage of red roses. . The bride is a graduate of Sullivan Hieh School with the class of '48. She is a member of the Xi Iola Pd Scrorily of this I city. The bridegroom a graduate I of Sullivan High School with the class of '45, and is at present j'ffrving with the United States Naval Aviation Service. Immediately following the j crremony a reception was heldj j at the home of the bride's par- 1 ents for some fifty guests, aftsrj which Mr. and Mrs. Smith left! left on a brief honeymoon at an I unknown destination. Upon their return they will leave for Mem- ! phis. Tenn., where they will establish their home and where the hridsaroom will attend a Naval Aviation School. VISIT SWOPE GALLERY Twenty-sevn members of tVc Woman's Club, and four guestenjoyed a visit at the Swope Art Gallery Tupbv afternoon. Dr. Allen D. Albert, director, and William T. Turman. president, explained about many of tbs nktu"e on display. At tr? short bu:ir.e-s ssrsion. Mrs. E. F. Springer w.pde an anpouncmen' concerning the annual banquet which will be held next month.

fh : hraciifgs syndicate, CARLISLE Mr. and Mrs. William of Gary, Indiana, visited days last week with Mrs. South's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth South. They were dinner guests Tuesday of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hud Morris. George Price was called to West Frankfort, Illinois, Sunday due to the illness of his mother, Mrs. Ethel Price. Miss Glenn Nash of Chicago, Illinois, visited home folks over the week-end. Mrs. Gaynelle Smith and Mr. . , , . t. tended the meetings of the Indiana State Insurance Agents at Terre Haute last week. L. J Robertson, Steve Sproatt and E. E. Walters attended the t ai 1 T f . 1 1 ball game ai tsiaomingion auurday. Miss Martha Sue Datfis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Davis, left Tuesday for Chicago, where she reported for duty in the W.A.V.E.S. Mr. and Mrs. Wiilard McKinley and daughter of Oaktown visited Willard's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thursday evening. Grass Sr. Mrs. Ed Purcell was hostess to a going away party for Beulah and Hildred Mason. They have ' left to make their home in Tuc- j son, Arizona, tjome made candy and popcorn was served. Those rresent were Patty Boone, Dsrlene Parnell, Janet Faris. Janet Knotts, Jeanette Rotramel. Norma Bowen Nancy Ridgway, Marquita Monk, Martha Snyder, and the honored guests, Beulah and Hildred. They received many nice remembrance, gifts. Those who sent gifts' were Mary Jo Brown and Opal Hollingsworth. TOYS Electrical Appliances Tru-Tone Radios Bicycles, Tricycles Wagons Use our lay-away plan. Western Auto Associate Store 8 E. Wash. P-hone 510

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' DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. vVe lirk Up i arere and Small Anima!f call Greek Fertilizer Co. iu'livan Phone No. ? WK PAY Al l. PHONE CMAREn

1 will sell the following articles at puWic auction at the late Ben Adams farm, S'z nvlcs south of Fairbanks cne mile west on Township line road SATURDAY, OCT. 30 At 1:00 P.M. Dishes and kitchenware; 2 rockers; 6 Rood stool chairs; libiary teble; Duofold; Edison .phonograph and 36 records; 2 stand tables; 2 'dressers; 2 lamps; radio; bedstead; day bed; 3 mattresses and springs ; 9x12 rug; threw ntgs; range stove; kitchen cabinet; 6 k'tchen chairs; wash stand; lawn mower; garden tools"; fruit jars;

lard press; milk crocks and jars; churn; copper kettle; double shovel plow; some lumber; 20 id. wire fence. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE CASH MRS. ELLA ADAMS, Owner ;y Fairbanks, Ind., R. 1. 'Wm. Watson, Auctioneer Max Woodard, Clerk Not Responsible In Case Of Accidents '

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lionary Society met at the home I of Mrs. Jennie Lisman for their October meeting. The program South; leader was Mrs. Ella "Rogers, a few I The lesson "Our Frontiers The

'Virgin Islands" was given by Mrs. Docie Tidrick. Devotions by Mrs. Elizabeth Gilliland. Mrs. McCormick, president, appointed a committee to arrange for Woman's Day in December. She also appointed Mrs. Krueger as a delegate to the Church Convention at Linton on Oct." 24. The hostess, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Maxine Gore, : served delicious refreshments." Members of the Ruth Gleaners class of the Methodist chrch : held their Octobber meeting 1 ., , . . at the home oi Berniece Roberts, with Vesta Davidson assisting. The mpptins? nnenprl'hv sinpincr ; lT. , c,Pft tr. Tmsf in I O J niece Roberts. Kathryn South presjded at the business session. Refreshments were served to Gladys Cooper, oris Blacketer, Nell Johnson, Mae Jones, Cecil 1 Watt, Weir, Harriett Ogle. Ruby Kathryn South, Jessie McCann. Katherine Harris, LaVerne Bedwell, Opal Parnell, Eliza Alsman, Lucille Curry, I Ruby Ross and the hostess, Ber niece Roberts, and co-hostess, Vesta Davidson. T've November meeting will be with Ruby Weir. A BOOST FOR LANDIS We 1 ha 11k you for your letter, which is printed in the Guide. If only all of 01r Statesman had (he same interest that some of you have in the welfare of those for whem they are recipcnsible, there Vvould 'bs no need for organizations like ours. . Thcrras E. Boorde, Chairman Genera! Welfare Federation' cf America Paid Pol. Adtf. ;as - Oil. - TIKES TUBES - BATTERIES Joe Exline, Prop. Standard Service 304 South Section Sullivan, Ind.

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