Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 246, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 December 1948 — Page 2

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MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1928."

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 1 PAUL FOTNTKR , Publisher ELEANOR POYNTEft JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor HOMER H. MURRAY Editor Entered as second-class matter at the Foatoflice, Sullivan, Indiana -Published daily except Saturday and Sunday at 116 West Jackson St. Sullivan, Ind, Telephone tf

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Letters and Interviews of a suitable nature and proper newspaper interest are sought for this column, the editor reserving the right to censor or reject any article he may deem is not suitable and proper. Articles of 500 words or .less are preferred. All articles sent to the Open Forum must be signed and address given, In order that the editor may know the writer; however, the writer's name will not be published if requested. Articles published herein do not necessarily express the sentiment of the Daily Times and this

paper may or may not agree with statements contained herein.

courtesy and understanding of one's problems and that prompt and efficient action is taken on behalf of the veterans or others who find it necessary to deal With the veterans administration. Anyone who has tried to deal with the veterans administration direct can fully appreciate the service rendered through this office. , I have heard from a very reliable source that there is danger of our local office being .taken

away from us next year. Is it not better to register our complaint early than late? Why not use this column and let all the people know how important it is to keep crur local office in. tact,- and I might add that I do not think it could be more efficiently staffed. A Veteran

SOCIETY BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON FOR MRS. CROVVDER Mrs. Ernest Davis and Ed Crowder entertained Friday with a luncheon bridge at the Davis Hotel, honoring . their mother, Mrs. Amelia Crowder, on her 80th birthday. The Christmas motif was used in the decorations and the large birthday cake with candles" was the highlight of the dessert course. Following the luncheon,' bridge was played with Mrs. Delia Heath, Mrs. Elsie Bridwell, Mrs.

: Effie Wilson and Mrs. Olias

Vanier winning the prizes for high score. , Those who enjoyed the occasion were the Mesdames Katheryn Kirkham, W. Paul Stratton, Earline Crowder, Joe R. Crowder Sr., P. L. Reid, Ora Benefield,. Cora Davis, Bess Lang, Effie Wilson, Alice Coffman, I, C. Maxwell, Elsie Bridwell, Delia Heath, Olias Vanier, Etta Jamison, Maud Ross, J. H. Crowder Sr., John M. Purcell, C. C. Setty, Miss Nelle Hanchette, Mrs. Amos Caffee and Mrs. W. T. Douthitt of Terre Haute and the honored guest, Mrs.. Amelia Crowder.

MARY E. DAVIS PAST MATRONS CLUB Mrs. Vinta Burdge was hostess for the Mary E. Davis Past Matrons club Friday evening, November 26th. The meeting was

! called to order by the president, I Mrs. Elsie Robbins. Opening song

and prayer. Roll call and business. Resolutions for the two departed members, Mrs. Carrie Reed and Mrs. Edith Asdell, were read by Mrs. Kathryn Taylor and Miss Kittie Barnes. Devotions, "Thankful Hearts" and 111th Psalm were given by Miss Clara Pittman. "The Armistice November 11th" was a most interesting article given by Mrs. Edith Miller. Mrs. Kathryn Taylor gave an in

teresting article on "The Black Ball." Mrs. Faye Dugger had charge of the social hour, which had been well planned. Contests were won by Mrs. Kathryn Taylor, Miss

Kittie Barnes and Mrs. Iva Lu

cas.

Refreshments were served to

Misses Kittie Barnes and Clara

Pittman, Mesdames Mamie Burks, Faye Dugger, Iva Lucas, Edith

Miller, Elsie Robbins, Grace Set

ty, Effie Southwood, Kathryn

Taylor, Fern Templeton and the hostess, Vinta Burdge.

FRIENDSHIP CLASS MEETS On Tuesday night the Friendship class of the Methodist church held their " Christmas party at the class parlor. At 6:30 a turkey dinner was served to

forty-six members and guests. The tables were cheerfully decorated in keeping with the ! Christmas season. The business meeting followed the dinner 1 and was in charge of the presi1 dent, Mrs. Dugger. . The class 'voted to send a CROB parcel to

the Philippines. Mrs. Heid

had charge of the social jbour

under the direction of Mr;

Dorothy Stratton. The Friday Afternoon club chorus sang four lovely numbers followed by a reading "A Christmas Story, the Birth of Christ", was given by .Mrs. Hud Bland.

I Several very amusing contests were also enjoyed. A gift exchange followed. '

Editor, To the veterans of Sullivan County: I would like to add a word of praise to the few letters already written concerning our Sullivan County Veteran's Affairs office and Mr. Jennings. I have found on my trips to this office that one is greeted with

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SCOUT MEETING Girl Scout roop No. 2 met recently with their leader, Mrs. Usrey. There were twelve . mem-' brs present.-,. Plans, were -made for the Christinas party to be held December" -23rd at 6:30 p. m. at the Baptist church. Each girl is to bring her own table service, -There" Will not be a

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Usrey to the scouts tjrsent. A new girl, Phyllis Crawford, attended the meeting. Reporter, Barbara Bedwell.-

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