Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 215, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 October 1948 — Page 6

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teacher with your presence. Morninjr Worship . . . 9:30 Message by the Rev. S. M. Cornell, Linton, Indi ana Church School Classes 10:35 Allen Letterman, Supt. Junior Church Service 10:35 Sermonette by Mrs. S. M. Cornell B.Y.F. and C.W.C. ... 6:00 Evening Church Sen ice 7:00 Message by the Rev. Jack Anderson of the First Christian Church Paid Pol. Adv,

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- . i j Mr. and Mrs. James A. Russell I have returned from M.organton, j North Carolina, where they , visited Mr. and Mrs Ward and daughters Max G. for ' two weekc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schultz and son of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graham of West Lafayette, Indiana, were the week-end guests of Mr. and

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route. Mrs. J. B. Maple and Mrs. W. O. Nickel are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliie Jr.nes in unicago, Illinois. Mrs. Jones is the former , Mary Frances Maple. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Snyder 0! Attica, Indiana, were guests , Sunday of Miss Zola Sinclair ?.nd family. 1 mis. miua cieuiwiu ui Aii.ilanapolis, spent ine w in ii1H van with her father, C. D. Hunt. Mrs. Charles Broshar and children cf Lebanon. Indiana, are guests of her mother, Mrs. Ruby L. Bicknell. Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Bradbury and children of Fort Benjamingarrison, were uest? Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Chaney. EVANS Funeral Home Dueger, Ind. AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 44 caused by functional 'middle-age'! Do you suffer from hot flashes, Weak, nervous. Irritable clammy feelingsdue to the functional 'middle-age' period peculiar to Vomen (38-52 yrs.) JThenDotryLydlaE.Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such Bymptoins! It also has what Doctors call a stomachic tonio effect! Villi F PIMKMM'C kktmii nin hi imiiimtl u VUMPOUND 28"x34" 38" x 33" STOVE BOARDS Rent Our Floor Sanders COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones l.Jl.lA-,itfJ'Af.i.j.nt . . ... . - Expert Shoe Repairing

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SULLIVAN DAILY .TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 29, 1948.

Mrs. W. L. Clarkr.on and son, j Stevie, of Terre Haute, were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mr, ; R. ti. Clarkson Sr. Mrs. John . Svayi2 and child ren of Troy, Ohio, are guests of i her mother, Mrs. Louise Leash and other relatives. .. , visited relatives in Sullivan Wednesday. Mrs. Lloyd Phillips and children of Silver Springs, Md., who Vi urn haar) tlio miocto nf parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom nave kcwj biw fcuv-ou-j 1 . Brown, have returned home. Mrs. Esta Stark cf Shelburn, visited in Sullivan Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Thomson and daugnter, Mormalee, Leo Pnin;ps 8nd Mrs. Clara Phillips spent Sunday in New Albanv. Indiana visiting Mrs. H. E. phmins and Mrs. J. W. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Layton, Sr. were called to Chicago last . , jj ;n,. f Laytori, of who ' was! Landing. Illin.cis. operated cn. Mr. and Mf-s. Layton have returned home. Dean is recovering and is expected home soon. Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Steele of Cincinnati, OhLo, and Mr. and Mrs. Lacrell Leake of Ft. ThoMrs. Steele's mother, Mrs. J Neff, recently. H.

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To all my friends I wish to make' known that my wcrk keeps me from mak'ng a daily campaign in the race for the office of sheriff of Sullivan County. Because cf this fact, there may be same persons with whom I will bs unable to speak and personally solicit ytur vote. However, I'd like you to know that your sap- . port w'll be sincerely appreciated. If ejected you may be assured thai I will assume t'.ie duties of your pe:ice officer with a determination to ive the job the best that is in me. ;

YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF OF . SULLIVAN COUNTY A VETERAN WHO STANDS WITH THE VETERAN3 raid Pel. Adv.

Since it is impossible for me to contact each of you personally, I am using this method to solir't your support in my race for Commissioner for the Second District: You elect your Commissioners to spend your money. You want a man who will spend it wr'sely. You expect certain services from your -tax money. Therefore, you want a Commissioner who will refuse to spend your money on needless demands cf special pressure groups but who 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.

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Call phone 718 Sullivan or leave your laundry at the Sullivan Hotel. We pick up and deliver on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.

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JUNIOR HIGH GRADES Qrage 3 jjiss Lee: , , , . T , Sympathy to Merna Plew and her family due to the death of her father. We are most interested in our new science books. The pictures

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l!nS manv things about animals ! and the foods they eat. Clcta Elanchard came to us from Hutsonville last week. We are happy to have her. We're sorry Ruby Livingston moved away. We now have 36 children in our room. Our film "Cotton"' tau?ht us , how cotton is planted, cultivated and picked in the South. Dolly Pennington brought us some real cotton balls and cot1011 PPSWe thank these girls for the beautiful flowers: Mary Ann Phillips and Sue Collins for the roses, Patty Huff and Carol May 1 brought dahlias, Judy Drake brought zinnias, Diana Skinner brought lovely red coxcomb. We certainly enjoyed the three stories that Brent Griggs told cur class. Brent is our story teller and he is a fine one.

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Johnnie Hays told us about the diesel motor he had seen and how its light worked. We

have been reading about diesel and steam engines in our geography. Jimmie Bell brought his dragh:ne he had built himself. Jim can build many things of interest for us without any help. Jim lives on a farm and has I told us many things about his j his . farm machinery he runs on farm. Karen Smith, Julia Herr and Sue Reynolds read a story from their own story book last week. John Bushell talked to us about the tractor and trailer of the large motor freight .trucKs. (We drew, pictures of them for geography. Judith Smith brought her "Children's Activities" magaf"lc W1"1 6VUU i4- . iun iu u. Halloween songs. Vie are learn's '" Grade 6, Mrs. Sisson We are very happy our room decorated desks refinished. to have ajjd our We drew falsefaces with little bodies in art. We also drew spelling book backs for our spelling papers. Our school room has had three Red Letter days this week. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades had substitute teachers Thursday afternoon. Miss Whitmore was our teacher. Mrs. Blewett is our new gym teacher. Patty Jo McCracken had a birthday Oct. 10th. We all sang "Happy Birthday" to Patty. We have had te3ts over our subjects. FAIRBANKS Mrs. Louise Jennings Mrs. Clernie Bolinger of and Sullivan called on Mr. and Mrs. John Llovd Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza Brewer had the misfortune of hurting her ankle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Horner called -on relatives in Brazil Sunday afternoon. They attended church at the Bible Center in Terre Haute Sunday nieht. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Pogue Sunday were TOYS Electrical Apnliances Tru-Tone Radios Bicycles, Tricycles , x Wagons Use our lay-away plan. Western Auto Associate Store 8 E. Wash. Phone 510 CALL OR VKITE Mr. & Mrs. George K. Wood 814 E. Jackson St. Phone 429 After 5:00 P. M. eiivery eaners Dry Cleaners

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Mr. and Mrs. C. O.' Dillingham 1 and Miss Eva Dillingham of I Sullivan, Mrs. Elmer Fritz of

Urbana, Ohio, and Mrs. Leota King of Canton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Pittman of Prairie Creek, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd Monday. Mrs. Walter Thornberry of Economy, spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Fuson and family recently. Mrs. Ida Drake and Mrs. Emma Thomas spent the weekend in Bloomington with , Mrs. Cora Roll. The Drake Missionary meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Watt and Mrs. Gelena Higgle called on Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Ralston of Texas, spent a few days last week with Miss Ola Bradbury. Miss Juanita Boles spent Saturday night and Sunday with her father. Frank Boles. Mrs. Ruby Holmes and Mrs. Margaret Drake were in FarmersbUrg one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Bradbury and Mrs. Betty Weisback from Detroit, Michigan called cn Miss Ola Bradbury Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaCoy of Terre Haute, were dinner ; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Revnolds Sunday. Mrs. Mandy Drake spent Friday afternoon at the home cf her son. Charles Drake. The Methodist Missionary met with the Dodd Bridge Missionary one afternr.on last. week. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilfon called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dilley Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Robh'ns railed on Mr. and Mrs. Ray B Drake last Friday evening. William Burton has bouent property in Fairbanks and will move there soon. Mrs. L. H. Crew remains ill. Mrs. George Wilfon and Miss Tressa Dilley are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dilley. Charley Curry spent last week in Indianapolis visiting his children. Ml, and Mrs. Guy Curry and Mi. and Mrs. Morris DeBaun. iinaiiiFSil'-tiiiiir. Place Your Order Now For : Goblin" Chiffon Cake Tops for Halloween Treats! B;-witch the kids (grownups, too!) with Goblin Chiffon Cake. It's two-toned! Half chocclate, Lalf crange ... a brand new version of "The Cake of the Century". More delicate than angel food. Richtasting as butter cake. Now Ivith a "new look" for ycur Halloween party: a creamy orange frosting and a tcp-ccating of rich, dark chocolate. Black plastic witches ride across .the top. A different dersert for company dinner cr bridge ... an ah-inspiring treat for the kids' Halloween party. Order yours now. Fresh-baked for you by our expert bakers. BAKERY East Side Square

I see by the advertisement in the Sullivan Daily Times of October 26th, of Mr. Norval K. Harris, that the work of the Sullivan County . Department of Public Welfare is severely criticized by him. It has been the policy of the Weli'are Board to keep the costs of Welfare as low as is possible and still carry out the requirements of the State Welfare Board and properly care for the recipients of welfare, and we have tr'ed to get the $5.00 increase voted by the 80th Congress to the recipient as quickly as possible. All salaries paid for Director and visitors, and the number of visitors are the lowest allowed by the State Welfare Department. It has always been necessary to employ an attorney, and the salary of Mr. Wilson was approved and his services Have been satisfactory. I have been in welfare work more than forty years in Sullivan County and this is the first time I have been accused of wasting the taxpayers' money. Will A. Thompson President of the Welfare Board.

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