Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 249, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 16 December 1948 — Page 5

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EXTRA $1000 TO BEAUTY FINALIST

ELM PARK

Carol Birch moved to Linton

mday. We are sorry to lose rol. There are only fourteen Is in our room now. . i ast week David Matney came j our room fiom Carlisle. We f

w have twenty-five boys. We f e glad to have David. The following children have f

id perfect scores in our three ord tests: Jimmy Webb, Roy illingham, Karen Moore, Trur Pinkston, Janice Boone, PatShorter, Nina Rogers, Jimmy rd, Joyce Walls, Ronald Ashi, Gary Arnett, and Joe yWe enjoy sitting around the e place Mr. Stanbaugh made . Thank you Mr. Stanbaugh. The following children have Id tickets for the show "The usades": Jimmy Webb, David atney, Becky Holdson, Nina gers, Karen Moore Norman tion, Vaughn Deckard, Patty orter, Rosemary Snider, Karen own, Joe Wilkey, David' Jorn, Bobby Robertson, Joyce alls, and Gary Stahl. We want thank them for being such od helpers. ' ,

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LEMONY HOME EC. ,UB MEETS rhe Harmony Home Economics ib met December 9th at the me of Elsie Risinger. A delici5 duck and chicken dinner s served at noon to the. folding: Evelyn Marshall, Hester ider, Sallie DeBusk, Josephine liters, Iva Nicholson, . Rosetta lk, Margaret Taylor, Maude ylor, Stella Weaver, Flossie iy, Dorothy Kelboski, Mari- : French, Faye Ring, Stella .1, Josephine Brust, Elsie linger and Opal Fenton. The business meeting opened 1 o'clock with pledge to the g, club creed and Christmas ol in unison. Roll call was swered by "a gift I cherish." ins were " made for meeting ices for next year and the sons were discussed and new !iccrs installed. The meeting is closed with prayer. After the gift exchange, a iristmas program of songs, idings, recitations and a conit was given under the direcm of Maude Taylor. The next meeting will be on nuary 13, at the home of ella Gill.

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ffiBURN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ott Letsinger in Jasonville. .Mrs. Minnie Woods and Mrs. Mae Livingston were in Sullivan Friday. Mrs. Maude Miler is spending the winter in Pontiac, Michigan with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Banfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Griffith have had as recent guests Mrs. George Walker of Los Angeles, California and Mrs. Cora Mcllvoy of Gettysburg, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones spent Sunday in Brazil with her sis-

I ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. ' Curt Laughlin. . j Mr. and Mrs. Paul "Ellis' of -Chicag.o, Illinois, spent the past week-end here with her mother, Mrs. Fontella Thompson and other relatives.

riiilalhea Class Meeting,

fieldj Lou Wangelin, Pauline Curry and Maude Taylor. The Christmas meeting will be held at Hazel Scott's home .Friday, Dec. 17, Everyone come and bring a 50c exchange present and a 5c present for the grab bag.

ATTEND MEETING Miss Mabel Cook and Mrs. John Oldham motored to Indianapolis Thursday where they attended a luncheon meeting of the Indiana Hospital Association

at the Travertine Room of the Lincoln Hotel. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss and promote . hospital legislative problems to be presented at the : next session of the legislature.

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1 The Philathea class met at the ' church basement Friday, Dec. 3, with Maude Taylor and Pauline ' Curry as hostesses. Refreshments j consisted of chicken sandwiches, j sunshine salad, fruit cake and ' coffee. Those present were Sadie I Thompson, Hallie Ritchey, Jesse Bardsley, Ollie Crist, Leona Walj ters, Keziah Phillips, Lizzie Hale, ,'Lola Bclinger, Hazel Scott, Ora Jorden, Armeda Siout, Fern Ban-

EXLINE CORNER Mrs. Frank Willis was in Sullivan Monday morning.. Mrs. Charles Chambers was in Sullivan Monday. Mrs. Frank Hopkins attended to business interests in Sullivan Wednesday. Mrs. Aletha Willis and daughter were in Sullivan Monday. David Brown was in Sullivan Monday.

DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co. Sullivan Phone No. t WE PAY ALL PHONE CHARGES

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PATTI IUER, already recipient of a $1,000 scholarship as one of 15 finalists in the "Miss America" contest at Atlantic City, N. J, this year, will receive an extra $1,000 scholarship to develop her exceptional operatic voice, discovered when she sang In contest preliminaries. The scholarship waa awarded to the 19-year-old Montana State college junior, Bay. contest officials, after consultation with Metropolitan Opera voice experts. (international Soundphoto)

H1NSON ORGANIZATION DLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY AJturkey dinner was served the employees of the Johnson eh & Supply Company rently at the Dayis Hotel . in illivan, Indiana. The "Melody Maids" opened s program by singing several cal numbers. These were folded by a number of readings fen by Lozier Ziegler. Sherell hnson played some of his cal recordings which will be urd over WSUA, Bloomington, the near future. A grab bag t exchange was enjoyed after lich Mr." and Mrs. Johnson ssented each employee with a ristmas gift. The presentation Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's gift

closed the evening's entertainment. - Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. . Lozier Ziegler, Treva Chaney, Lolo Flater and Carolyn Flater of Linton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Terhune, Mr. and Mrs.

O. O. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arnett, Louise Scott and Joe Scully of Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs.

Ed McConnell of Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wymer and Chas. Noland of Bicknell; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vandergriff of Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. Sherell 'Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Goodman,

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kins, and Lillian Graves of Linton, j

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