Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 253, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 December 1948 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

SOCIETY VILLAGE HOMEMAKERS The Village Homemakers held their annual Christmas party at the Baptist Church Tuesday tveing. Dec. 14th. The tables were artistically arranged with centerpieces hi Christmas trees ' and candles. Mrs. Virgil Baldwin -at the orCan played Christmas music during the dinner hour. Following the dinner a short welcoming speech was eiven by the president, Mrs. Ronald Rus-' fell, after which a program of entertainment was enjoyed by the members and guests. Mrs. Foss Harbaugh gave a reading, "A Gift For The King". Miss Pat Spencer accompanied by Mrs. Ralnh Adams sang "Holy Night", "White Christmas" and "Santa Claus is Comin? to Town". A contest was enjoyed with Mrs. Wilfred Usrey receiving the prize. As a fitting climax to the evening Hania Claus anoearsd to distribute the gifts that were under the Christmas tree. Those nreent. were Mr. pnH Mrs. Wilfred Usrey, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. Oecrge Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Jewell,, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Lex McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Letterman, Mr. and Mis. Fred Hanger, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cox, Rev. and Mrs. Jack Ander"n. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Caton, Mr. and Mrs. George Wass, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesty. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Pirtle. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Rusrell, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Inbody. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Giles. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Medford Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Asbury, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Prose, Mrs. Adeline Handford, Mrs. Denzil Rusk, Mrs. Fov Rusk, Mrs. George Walters. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spiece and Mrs. Raymond Pavy. CLASS PARTY The Young Adult Class of the Dodd Bridge Church enjoyed a a delicious turkey dinner at the Turman House Thursday evening. The tables were decorated in keeping with the holiday season. The business meeting was called to order by the president, Lena Woodard. Devotions by Malcolm -M-Clure ter:,.wbich ifa ,group joined in the singing of Christmas carols. Mrs. Irene McClure gave "The Night Be(or'e' Christmas" and the little children of the class members responded by singing "Jingle Bells," accompanied by Freirta Hayden at the piano. Frayer by Edith Hart. The social evening began with th; arrival of Santa Claus. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayden and children, Mrs. Howard Boes and children, Mr. and Mrs. Max Woodard and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker and children, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase and children, Mr. and Mrs. Curly Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayden and son, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McClure and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parr and son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wible and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hart and daughters. Tumblj Repeats Itself WARE, Mass. (U.R) Little Patricia Limbacher fell while playing in her yard and. broke two bones in her left arm. Less than four months later, she fell again and broke the same two bones: TOYS Electrical Appliances Tru-Tone Radios Bicycles, Tricycles Wagons Use our lay-away plan. Western Auto Associate Store 8 E. Wash. Phone 510

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THE ANSWER, QUICK! ' 1. What is meant by the saying "penny-wise, pound foolish"? 2. Of what country was King Zog 1 once ruler? 3. What is a "bathometer" ? 4. ' With what presidential candidate was. the slogan, "Sixteen to one" associated? 5. By whom were The Canterbury Talcs 'written 1 MODERN MANNERS Thanhs for presents, letters of condolence and most "bread-and-butter" letters should be written in long-hand not typewritten. IT HAPPENED TODAY On Dec. 22, 1941, Winston Churchill, then prime. minister of Great Britain, was at the White House, In Washington, for war parleys with President Roosevelt and advisers. On the same date in 1935, Anthony Eden became England's foreign secretary, and urged sanctions against Italy's war activities. Heihachlro, Count Togo, Japanese samurai and admiral, creator of modern Japanese navy, was born on Dec, 22, 1847 (died in 1934). IT'S BEEN SAID To maintain an opinion because it is thine, and not because it is true, is to prefer- thyself above truth. Ralph Venning. LOCALS Mrs. Ethel Gilbreath and LeAnne visited in Terre Haute Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Boyle of Mt. Vernon, Indiana, visited relatives in Sullivan today. Mrs. Catherine Boyle accompanied them home for a visit. Mrs. Florence Hutcr.ison is the guest of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchison, in Detroit. Mich., during the Christmas holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Campbell and daughter, Kathleen, are spending Christmas in Cullman, Alabama, the guests of relatives. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Yaw and family of Salem, Indiana, are guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Marie Ward Yaw and other relatives. Miss Bettsee Barrick of Brazil, was the guest Sunday of Mrs, D. M. Routt. ' Miss Prudence Brown, who teaches in the Bowling Green, Ohio, schools, .is spending the holidays here-with ' her mother, Mrs. Ruth Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mayrose and son, P. J., spent the week-end in Logansport, Indiana. . Mrs. Frank Clary, who had been visiting with the Mayrose family, returned to Logansport with them. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bridwell of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs. Ruth Booher over the week-end. Jack Smith cf Memphis, Term., is spending the Chrsitmas holidays in Sullivan with M,r. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman and Mrs. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lindley left Sunday for Hollywood, Florida, where thzy will spend a few weeks with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks and their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lindley. Jack Markey of Eureka, KansHOOSIER Theatre Shelburn Thursday Only $ . . 100 REASONS To See This Show Charles Boyer Ann Blyth Jessica Tandy in "Woman's Vengeance" PLUS Bud Abbott Lou Costello "Little Giant" Ending Tonight Gregory Feck in "Paradine Case"

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l 3 Ex-ballerina Ex-prosecutor JOBS UPON A TIME Amsterdam, N. Y., is the birthplace of film actress Lucille Bremer, but she took dancing lessons in Philadelphia when she was seven, and at 12 was appearing as a ballerina at the Philadelphia Opera House. When Lucille was 16 she joined the famous Rockettes in New York, and then the chorus of Panama Hattie. Lucille got the ingenue lead in Ladyin the Dark, which led to a Hollywood contract. She has only been on the screen since 1944, in Meet Me in St. Louis, and her latest on record is Yolanda and the Thief. Kim Sigler, Republican governor of Michigan until January, 1949, When newly elected Democrat G. Mennen Williams will take over, was born in Schuyler, Neb., but studied at the University of Michigan and received his as, is spending Christmas with Mr. and' Mrs. Gus Lowry, Mrs. Markey and daughter, Diane. NORTH BUCKTOWN Mrs. George Quimby and children and Mrs. George Fordid wprp in .Tasnnvillp Tiips.-lnv 'afternoon visiting relatives and friends. t Mrs. Mack Mayfield and daughter, Brenda, Mrs. Darrell I Bunch and daughter, Sandra May, were Tuesday guests of . Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of , Dugger. Mrs. C. Fordice was the guest of Mrs. Bill Brown and daughI Mrs. Chester Luney is visiting I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pergal at Crane. Mr. and Mrs. George Quimby and children, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L.ockabv, James Baker and Coleman Quimby left Saturday morning for their homes in Kentucky for the holidays. Mr. and Mars. Arthur Karns and Mrs. Audrey Jackson were in Terre Haute Friday.

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It's December Again At The End Of This Month . . . every saver in this institution will rece-'ve a share of the profits for the past six months, either by check, or by credit to his account. You can share in these dividends by saving here. Get your friends to do likewise. Do you know that savings brought here on or before the 10th of the month earn dividends as of the first of the month? Dividends paid twice yearly . . . June 30th and December 31st. Central Federal Savings & Loan Association Clay Ladd, Sec. ' ' ,

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22, 1948.

By LILIAN CAMPBELU Central Pr$i Writtt law degree at the Detroit Law school. Sigler was associated with, law firms in Detroit, practiced his profession in Hastings, Mich., and later formed a partnership t-. . . i i . m ; V. Va was in oaim: vitcn, iuii.ii. " appointed special prosecutor of a grand jury to investigate legis lative graft in the state during ' 1943 and 1946 and was elected governor of Michigan in 1947. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Deems Taylor, music composer, author and radio commentator; Andre Kostelanetz, , orchestra conductor; Elizabeth Rethberg, Metropolitan Opera company soprano, and B. Carroll Reece, excongressman, banker and lawyer, are due for birthday anniversary cakes today. YOUR FUTURE An excellent time to take it easy and relax. Concentration on business should be your chief aim in the next year, and monetary increase is probable. Born today a child may be industrious, practical, courageous, independent, intellectual, reserved and clever. Material success is predicted. HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Thrifty in small matters; extravagant in large. 2. Albania. 3. An instrument for measuring depths in water. 4. William Jennings Bryan, 5. Geoffrev re. Mrs. C. Fordice and Mrs. R. Fordice called on Mrs. Mack Mayfield Wednesday morning. Miss Beverly Mayfield, who has been ill, is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. D- Fordice were in Sullivan Thursday and remained for church services that night at the Full Gospel Mission. Mrs. Claude Foster attended a shower given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boone of the Hickory community Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pahmier spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Emma Pahmier, of near Decker. Mrs. Agnes Miller and children were guests of Mrs. Claude Foster Sunday night. Bob Jones of near Carlisle, spent the week-end with Leon Pahmier. It's a Holiday Family GRANBY, Conn. (UP) Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll have three childen who celebate their birthdays on Christmas, July 4 and Thanksgiving.

Sullivan Eagles Lodge No. 2490 Euchre Party Will be held on Monday, Dec. 20 At 8:00 P. M.

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