Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 222, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 November 1948 — Page 4
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES? TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1948
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FAIRBANKS SCHOOL NEWS Our patrol boys are conscientiously doing their duties. We feel that much good is being accomplished by their. Each morning they must pass inspection by their captain and lieutenant. ' Tuesday an election was held at school. The Junior and Senior Civics class were in charge of it. This was a new experience for the students and proved to be a very profitable one.
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The first and second grade children are hoping to keep their names on their honor roll as good citizens. As a group they decided on certain qualifications expected of them. A chart was made of these and placed in the room. We are fortunate to have another student enroll. He is Roger Nelson who came from Tennessee. Roger is a sophomore." The third and fourth graders have been quite well entertained since they have-had two parlies. Mrs. Loren Kinnett brought a large birthday cake, ice cream, candy and blow gum to the room. After the last recess they enjoyed the party given in honor of Joyces eighth birthday. Gary Drake entertained the room at his home with a very nice Halloween party. Even the old witch wouldn't have recognized .the people when they arrived. After unmasking, games were played and refreshments were served. The students enjoyed three movies which were shown recent-
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I wish to thank the voters of Sullivan County for their support in my uncontested candidacy. JOHN K. PURCELL .
ly. They were about the making of records, tomatoes, and people's aid to Europe. The Juniors and Seniors were very glad to have cleared over $300 at their chicken supper. The evening was spent in cake walks, raffling off cakes, and candy,, and dancing. The Trogans were defeated in the first game of the season Tuesday night when they played Prarie Creek. The Trogans started off with a bang and were several points ahead at the beginning of the game. The Gophers came forth with quite a battle and defeated the Trogans 38 to 34. The B team was also defeated., Friday night the softball boys were presented . the county championship softball trophy by Mr. Boston, Superintendent of County Schools. The trophy was received this week arid all are very proud of it.
A new score board has been
purchased for the school and we are hoping to have some donations in helping to pay for it. The students are going to take part in the"Hoosler Relief Special." They have received literature about it from the Student Council and have helped, to distribute this literature over "the township.
KFPREFT-HOWARD VOWS READ
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Raley i of Greensburg, Indiana, an-1 nounce the marriage of their j
only daughter, Margaret Secrest, td William Howard, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Steidham, of Darfork, Kentucky. The vows were read November 2, by the Rev. Isaac Weels at Hyden, Kentucky. Mrs. Howard is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Banther of Sullivan.
CARLISLE Mrs. Helen Sanders of Indian
apolis, came last week-end for a ;
visit with her cousin, C. M. Orr I
and other relatives. M)rs. Martha Miller of Long Beach, California, arrived here Friday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gobin and other relatives. Gene Shafer of Los Angeles, California, has returned home after a visit here with Miss Hester Hoover and other relatives. . Jacob Pirtle of Dunkirk, Indiana, spent a few days here last week. Mr. and Mrs. James1 South and son, Mrs. G. O. Morris and daughters, Mrs. John Loftis and son. Bill, of Chicago, and Mrs. C. J. Halloway of Ohio, visited last week with Mrs. Elizabeth South. All were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John MfcKinney of Merom. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kresge of Indianapolis, and Charles Kresge and family of Vincennes, spent Saturday and Sunday here with their mother,- Mrs. Edna Kresge, and grandfather, T. S. Risinger. A. J. Dial of Indianapolis, was here a few days last week and was accompanied home by . his
mother, Mrs. Luclnda Dial. George E. Walker of Indian- !
CIAllO, QbllV WJ . Sunday here with his father, R. T. Walker, and his aunt, Mrs. Emma Bailey. -
Mrs. Ed Minich read a paper prepared by Mrs. Faye Kixmiller on "The Everglades." Refreshments were served to Miss Hester Hoover, Miss Faye Boone, Mesdames Vernor Johnson, Dewey Yocum, W. R. Johnson, Lou McConnell, Frank Warner, French Willis, E. B. Minich, E. W. Rogers, Edna Kresge, Ozro Pifcr, Albert S. Wiggs and one guest, Mrs. Helen Sanders of Chicago.
THURSDAY CLUB MEETS Mrs. Albert S. Wiggs was hostess for the Thursday Club October 28th with Mss Faye Boone in charge. The meeting opened with club singing, followed by the club collect and roll call. A talk on our newest' state park, The Shades, was given by Mrs. Frank Warner.
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SHELBURN Mack Cummins of Terre Haute, attended the funeral of John G. Thompson here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith of East Glenn, were Sunday guests of'Mr. and Mrs. Claude German. Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Hill of Carlisle, visited relatives here Sunday. ' Mrs. Lily McHugb of Terre Haute, called on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stevenson and daughter, Karen, .of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Harold Stevenson. The Paula Ann Home Economics club will meet Wednesday, November 19th, with Mrs. Pauline Curry for an all-day covered dish dinner with Mrs. Anna Brown as co-hostess. Mrs. Edgar Hux and daughter," Ressa, of Sullivan, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chl.oe Stevenstfh. Mrs. Avanell ' Sheppard of Terre Haute, visited her mother, Mrs. Mattie Sebring, Friday afternoon, Mrs. Keith Curry of Farmersburg, spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Orville Curry. Mrs. Lettie Sweet and Miss Pauline Stevenson spent Saturday in Terre Haute. Miss Minnie Hilderbrand has returned to her home here after a week's visit in Illinois with her mother and famly.
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SCIENTIFIC MOTOR TUNE-UP Check compression, tighten cylinder head and manifolds. Test and clean spark plugs, adjust spark gap, check wiring, t'ghten connection. i Clean an4 adjust distributor, set engine timing. Check coil, condenser, ad just generator and voltage control. Adjust carburetor, clean fuel pump, ssrvice air cleaner. Inspect cooling system, tighten hose connections, adjust fan belt. Test and service battery. Clean and tighten connections. Inspect exhaust system, muffler and tail pipe. i Tune motor' for best operation nd gas mileage.
HYMERA
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drumm.cnds and children of Cuba, Illinois, are visiting .relatives here. 1 Lotte Godfrey is the guest of her son. Hugh, at Gary, Ind. Mrs. Mabel .Botts of Detroit, Michigan, is here visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Flossie McGill is spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. Pearl Smith, near Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest, who have been ill, are improved. John W. Tioton and family of Waverly. Indiana, were recent guests of relatives here. Mrs. Etta White is ill. A pound party was given the new .pastor. Rev. Tommy Fisher of the Metb.cdist church Thursday night. Ppst Nr.blo Grand club met in the I.O.O.F. hall Friday for an all-day meeting. The busi-
j ness meeting was called to order by the president, Josic Spinks.
iviemoers present were josie Spinks, Conza Moreland, Josephine Walters, Lizzie Curry.
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Coogan, Grace Kelley, Nell Gordon, Tillie Stwalley, Alma Jeffers, Rose Norris and one guest, Thelma R. Trump.
TOYS Electrical Appliances Tru-Tone Radios Bicycles, Tricycles Wagons Use our lay-away plan. Western Auto Associate Store
MEROM
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Baughmai
left last week for an extended
visit with their daughter, Mrsl
Faye Linke, at Flat Rock, Ind iana. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKee o Benton Harbor, Michigan, ar; visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. William O. Gant cf Newton, Pennsylvania, weri guests over the week-end o
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Tilforrf
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKe spent the week-end in Terr Haute visiting friends. Patty Copeland of Swanano;
North Carolina, is spending
the week at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smitl
of Indianapolis, spent the week end with Mrs. Clara Ault. Mrs. Ethel Hunt has return ed home after spending : th
Dast several weeks with Mr
and Mrs. A. D. Hoseman at Sul livan.
STATELER-ATKINSON VOWS ARE READ '
Miss Shirley J. Stateler, daugh-1
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Stateler; of Lacon, 111., and Edwin -W. Atkinson, son of Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Atkinson of Chesne, S. C, formerly of Sullivan, were united in marriage in the Lacon Methodist Church on October 24. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dale E. Pitcher. Miss Barbara Stateler, sister of th6 bride, was maid of honor, and Albert Rambis of Newman, . 111., was best man.
A reception was held for the
couple after the ceremony, and
they are now at home at 211 Fer
guson Ave., Wood River, 111. Mrs. Atkinson is a' graduate of the University of Illinois, Mr. Atkinson, the son of the former pas
tor of the Sullivan Baptist Church, is a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College. He is teaching
and coaching in the Roxana, 111. High School this year.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A birthday party was given at the shelter house at the park honoring Jo Anne Broshar of Lebanon, Ind., who was four years old Nov. 4. Those present were Patty and Timmy Lowry, Susan Ralph, Steve Poole, Ann Anderson, Janet Jean Shrum, Vincent Buzard, Ginger Wheeler, Lelah Gambill, Judy Conway, Carolyn Lloyd, Linda Engle, Bobby Springer,
Bobby Taylor, C. T. Hiix, Mary Evelyn Organ, Brent Pittman, Jchn and Joe Lowflermilk of Sul- ' livan, Karen Sinclair of Marshall, 111., Annette Campbell of Terre . Haute, Sue Ellen, Nancy and ConI nie Lou Johnson of Merom, Steve
Swayze of Troy, Ohio, Bernard Lee Drake of Fairbanks, and Judy Gcuckenour of Robinson, III. , The table was decorated with flowers, balloons, . toy turtles,
I wagons and baby carriages filled
with candy, and the birthday cake. Refreshments of birthday cup cakes, ice cream and punch were served. The prizes for pinning the donkey's tail went to Bobby Taylor and Vincent Buzard. Jimmy Sinclair took movie pictures and the Boothe Studio took a photograph of the happy crowd.
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EXLINE CORNER f strc.Bi)i!(rr(5i Mrs. Frank Hopkins was in Terre Haute Thursday. , David .Houston was in Sullivan Saturday. Mrs. Gerald Willis was in Sullivan Monday. Mrs. Frank Willis was in Sullivan Monday. Mrs. George Young was in Sullivan Thursday.
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I wish to thank all those who gave me support in any way in recent election.
AMORINE WILSON