Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 224, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 11 November 1948 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948. SULLIVAN, INDIANA

- .A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily limes, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the . Sullivan Democrat, founded 1834 PAUL POINTER Publisher ELEANOR POYNTEft JAMISON .-. Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER H. MURRAY Ed'1"' Entered as second-class matter at the Pcetoffice, Bull! van, Indiana Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at US West Jackson St. Sullivan. lad. Telephone 13

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MT. TABOR

WOMAN'S CLUB

SHELBURN Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rust left last week for Barbourville, Kentucky, where they will spend the . next two weeks. Mrs.' Marie McMichael and children of Spencerville, Ohio, are spending a few days here with her father, Claude Hall. ' Miss Gale Tavlor of St. Louis.

Missouri .was the. guest of herjS"est last" Friday evening little . ccmed into the club

MAKE PLANS FOR

committee

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Mrs. J. R. Crowder was hostess suuuul. itAti Mrs. Easton shopped in Sullivan to the members of the Woman's . nnp rfav fnst wept r..i . r- ' The officers and

'fVw Township Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele and D; Scuott 8ave thf devotions, after, p hQme q Mf

Mr. and Mrs. Cud Plew were in a a " , and

Terre Haute last Friday.

"Conservative and Modern Art

was given by Mrs. J. A. Campbell, Mrs. Joy Maple, Mrs. Charles Hays and Mrs. J. R. Crowder. Open discussion by members of

, ... ,i ine ciuu ionowea. Nancy Rose Bogard had as her i Mp nriria Mo,.or ,aa ,,

Mrs. Bertha Ryland spent Friday with Mr. and . Mrs. Will Foutz. Rev. and Sister Day called in the afternoon.

Mrs. Robert Medsker on

Thursday evening , to discuss plans for the school year.

NEW LEBANON " , Mr. ahd Mrs. James Shryock

Mr. and Mrs. S.'M. Springer; and Connie of Bicknell, visited of Sullivan and Mrs. Mable Mr- and Mrs- Bernard Wilkins Honpwpll nf inrtiannnniiQ -.n.! and son, Rudy, Sunday.

ed on Mr. and Mrs! E. M. Sari- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Watkins of , of Shelburn are vacationing in

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor, last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. George McCrocklin returned home Thursday after several weeks vacation in California. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Woolms and children of Staunton, Indiana, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. German. Mrs. Grace Cummins of Terre Haute, spent Sunday here with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCracken

Ann Thompson.

as a new i

I member and MJrs. Will' H. Hays

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coppage V'as a guest,

had as their dinner guests one night last week, Mr. and Mrs. ! Easton Shipp and children and ! TRUMAN BALCONY

her mother, Mrs.. Ida Weir' of GraysvUle.

ONJ l!tK NflTF.

.W4T.imrvrrVM m ' ,.r ! Iustantly-the moment

,,uv. i, iur; i. y0U put a lew arops

Mr. and Mrs. Toody Bogard i President Truman's controversial I of Victs Va-tro-nol in ?, i , . . , each nostril you 11 feel

P This for Head-Cold Styflinass!

and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Will

Fniitz and Mrs Rprt.ha Rvland

... . r b ",c f,,i vriiof from sinifflv head-cold distress.

were ainner guests ounaay oi , on me bacK ot a new SZu bill. The ' 7 n VA so fast because It works

balcony is going to be added to ; mur cold-stuffed nose

the White House again this time ' tart to open up and give you wonder-

Mary and Fylura Foutz.

balcony itself, which caused con- rinht whpre. trouble is. It relieves stuffy

f Ldrable c-.kicism when tho , congestion, and makes breathing easier.

CASS

dusky Friday. Mr. arid Mrs. Herbert Mason and sons of West Terre Haute,

and Mrs. . Emma Mason have

gone to Albuquerque,

Mexico to visit the latter's sister, Mrs. Alice Parks and family.'

Palestine, Illinois, visited Sunday ithe est and in Canada. They j Week end guests cf Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Austin, i visited Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gruitt , Mrs. William Hatfield of Cass

Mrs.. Grare Mat-on and

I in Seattle, Washington; went to

dau-1 Victoria by .boat and visited in

jjew i ghter, Mrs. Mary Miller, have Vancouver. Canada. They are now

returned home .after visiting in visiting Mr. and Mrs. itooert Hammond with the former's Dixon in Ajo. Arizona. They also daughter, Mrs. Erma Hopper. 1 visited in Mexico.

were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Avenatti,

Earl Carpenter of Clinton, Indiana, i'.lrs. Lou Carpenter of Newport, Indiana, Bill Bush of Shelburr and John Borders of Hymera.

President decided to tack it oh to the south portico of the Executive Mansion, already has been built.

Tf nwl In timo. Va-tro-nol helps pre-

vent many colds from developing! Try itl Vick3 Va-tro-nol Nose Drops.

HO OSIER

THEATRE SHELBURN

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