Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 222, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 November 1948 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SOCIETY MISSIONARY, MEETING Krs. Goldie Ray was hostess for the Zelma Harbaugh Missionary Society Friday night at her home on South Main Street, The. business session was in charge of the president, Mrs. Ruth Barcus, and two Christmas projects were detided upon. The devotions and lesson on Puerto Rico were given in an interesting manner by Mrs. Lucille Ford. Mrs. Adah Thixtun read a letter of thanks from mission workers in Pakistan, India, expressing great appreciation for rifts which had - been received from Mrs. Thixtun's Sunday School class, the Bereans. Following the missionary benediction, refreshments were served by the hostess and her assistants and a social hour was enjoyed. BPW's HEAR MARGARET COOPER, LINTON BPW; EN) TOY DINNER MEETING More than half a hundred members cf the Sullivan Business and Professional Women's Club and their guests last evening heard Mrs. Margaret Cooper, former editor of the state federation's publication "Hoosier Business Women" and member of the Linton EPW-organization, expound on the qualifications of "the good B. & P. W, member, her services to her club, community, state and r.ation." Mrs. Cooper spoke to the local group at a 6:30 dinner meeting held in the dining room of." the Davis Hotel with President Edith Harmon presiding. The evening's program was in charge of Membership Committee Chairman Elizabeth Scott and her assistants, Pauline Mahan and Marguerite Ranking. Also on the evening's program was Mrs. Frank Medsker, Blue Cross representative from the Indianapolis office, who enumerated the merits of the Blue Cross club insurance plan which is offered the local membership. "X Y..v. H 'rl4t

Dented fenders start the deterioration of your auto's chassis. This will be very costly to you. Don't let dented fenders go unrepaired or in need of paint. Our body shop mechanics can repair the damage to look as good as new. ' COMPLETE CARS rebuilt. If you've had the misfortune of wrecking your prize "Bessie," don't junk her. We can rebuild her to look like new. .

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. Preceding the dinner, patriotic devotions were offered in keeping with the Armistice memorial day. A newly organized male chorus under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Springer sang several numbers. The group is composed of D. H. Brown, John Harbaugh; Jack MpCoskcy, Harold Campbell, Jack Rader, A. G. McGuire and John Wayne Biddle and their excellent renditions were the talk of the BPW's today. Initiation services were conducted for Brethel Flynn and Gertrude Ruddell. Gertrude Risher .and Esther Shaw of Linton were also guests of the group for the evening.

FORMAL DINNER HELD The Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its fall formal dinner at the Sullivan Hotel, 1-uesday eve-j ning, November 2. The long din-1 ing table was centered with a centerpiece of yellow and white mums with candles on either side. The program of the evening was as follows: the Opening Ritual in unison; welcome to new pledge, Dorothy Apple, by Presi-. dent Ramona Everly; vocal solo, "Roses of Picardy" by Mrs. Fallis Ward of Linton; reading, "Mrs. Doleful's Visit" by the sponsor, Byrdie Reed; piano solos. "Twelfth Street Rag" and "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise," by Mlrs. Fallis Ward; and the Closing Ritual in unison. Following the dinner, the Pledge Ritual was held for Dorothy. Apple. The Ritual of Jewels was given for Elizabeth Hayes. The Exemplar Degree was con.fsrred upon Doris Dodd,. Mary Reed Able and Thelma Able. Those present were: Mary Ellen Milam. Marilyn McMillan, Eleanor Wyman, Elizabeth Hayes, Arthritis Pain For quick, delightfully comforting help for aches and pains of Rheumatism, Arthritis, .Neuritis, Lumbago, Bclatica, or Neuralgia try Romlnd. Works through the blood. First dost usually starts alleviating pain so you can work, enjoy life and sleep more comfortably. Get Romind at druggist today. Quick, complete satisfaction or money back guaranteed. A.

Winter means more to the average motorist than time-consuming starts if his car is not in the right shape to meet it . . . ice and snow make driving dangerous. A sudden skid, a faulty turn can bring financial and physical disaster! Drive in your car today. We'll fix it up right for the season in a jiffy.

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Marguerite French, Mary Combs, Doris Dodd, Byrdie Reed, Louise Doyle, Mary Able, Mary Jane IVjoon, Mary Rogers, Dorothy Ap-, pie. Thelma Able, Ramona Everly and the guest, Mrs. Fallis Ward. . w The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Claude German, Shelburn, on November 16.

CASS HOMEMAKERS MEET The Cass Homemakers ' met at the home of Mrs, Deloris Ashcraft November 3, for their monthly meeting. A covered dish dinner was served at noon. The business meeting Was in charge of Mrs. Wilhelmina Byrne. Club creed, pledge to , the flag and scng .if the month were given. The following officers were elected for the comi ing year: President, Mrs. Hazel Walters; vice-president, Mrs. Mary Gambill; secretary-treasurer, Mary Willis, and reporter, Doreen Ryan. . Those attending were Wilhelmina Byrne, IVfary Willis, Mary Gambill, . Hazel Walters, Margaret Garwood, Mabel Alumbaugh, Bess Nusbaum, Bessie Shipman, Maggie Alumbaugh, Stella Ashcraft. Maxine Pigg', Edna Clark, Doris Reynolds, Kate Bledsoe, Mrs. McNew, Ruth Hale, Beulah Rhodes, Doreen Ryan, Clara Rhodes, Melba Wayman, Mildred Sevier, Elsie Alumbaugh, the hostess, Deloris Ashcraft, and two guests,

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June Hale and Mrs. Clara Rhodes. I The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Clara (Rhodes. MODERN MANNER HOME EC. CLUB MEETS The Modern Manner Home Economics Club held their November meeting at the home of Mrs. Wendell Loudermilk with the president, Mrs. Dennis Goodman, in charge. The meeting opened with pledge to the flag, club creed and singing "All Through the Night." Devotions by Mrs. Jack Buckley. The lesson "Developing Good Food Habits" by Mrs. i Paul Cramer, noil call was answered with "one of' our blessings." Mrs. Faye Spiece installed the new officers for the doming year: President, Mrs. N.arT man Walters; vice-president, Mrs. James James: secretarytreasurer, Mrs. Wendell Louder- , Meal Test Froved This f' Great to Relieve MONTHLY Are you troubled by distress of female functional monthly disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, weak, high-strung at such times? Then Bo try Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms! In a recent medical test this proved remarkably helpful to women troubled this way. Any drugstore. HYDIAE.PINKHAM'SvcE wwwr,,wi Iassssb4lAtia Home Pleasantville, Ind. HI I' "' SIM .U JI-II

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milk; news reporter, Mrs, Paul Cramer, and song leader, Mrs. John Larson. Refreshments were served to the following members, Mesdames Paul Cramer, Wayne Pope, James James, . Dennis Goodman, Norman Walters, Jack Buckley, Bailey Shake, Charles Baumeyer, John Larson, Wen

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-A NEW FAITHAfter witnessing one of the greatest elections we ever had, it is mv honest conviction that if you have been waiting- for the bottom to fall out of real estate before buying, you can now purchase same with assurance that real estate will at least hold its present value. for some years to come. At the present time I have some extra good buys in either strictly or semi-modern homes with possession soon. Good terms. I will eventually be recommended to you. Why not now? E. C. POPE, REAL ESTATE 214 Donaldson St. BUY, SELL OR TRADE

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I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all those who supported nie in last Tuesday's election. I pledge myself to serve you to the best of my ability asyour county sheriff. HUBERT Tubby" WAGNER

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TO PROTECT YOUR CAR WE WILL: FLUSH TRANSMISSION AND REAR AXLE and fill with winter lubricants of recommended grade. DRAIN COOLING SYSTEM: tighten all connections and prepare radiator for anti-freeze. . FLUSH ENGINE CRANKCASE and refill with lubricating oil of proper winter grade. LUBRICATE CHASSIS at all points with winter lubricants. CHECK AND REFILL BATTERY; t'ghten electrical connections. INSPECT AND ADJUST BRAKES and add fluid if needed. ADJUST AND TUNE ENGINE COMPLETELY, including ignition and carburetor.

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