Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 253, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 December 1948 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22, 1948.

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PLEAS ANTVILLE W.S.C.S. The Pleasantville W.S.C.S. met Tuesday night for their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Verne "Spencer with Mrs. Helen Edwards as co-hostess. The house was beautifully decorated in keeping with Christmas. The meeting opened with group singing, "O "Come All Ye Faithful" followed iy prayer by Julia Brown. The. Scripture lesion was given by Mary Bishop.

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I Gloria and Dearella Brown and ! Betty and Martha Hendrickson I sang "0 Christmas Light" and

, "Santa Claus". Daisy Corbin read a poem she had written t entitled "Gifts", piano duet by ! Tressa Spencer and Jessie Brust. 'Reading" No Rcom in The Inn" i by Julia. Brown. Piano dust by Hazel Newkirk and Jessie Brust. Reading by .Margaret ' Creager. This portionof the meeting was closed with prayer by Dorothy Timmerman. , During the business meeting it was decided that the next meeting would be on the fjrst Monday n.icht in January at the home of Margaret Creager with

Lola Bedwell as co-hostess. This will be a "kid party." A con- ( test was held with the prize go-' ing to Dorothy Timmerman.

Delicious - refreshments were served with miniature carolers and popcorn balls eiven as

favors. Those present were Mary Bishop, Lois Bedwell and Jimmie, Gertha Wilson, Daisy Corbin, Blanche Daugherty, Hazel Newkirk, Lois Frye, Lorena

Benefiel, Julia Brown, Gloria and Dearella Brown, Kathleen Ogle, Jessie Brust, Carrie Harbin, Ina Garrison, Margaret Creager, Georgia Andis, Tressa Spencer, Ellen Spencer, Dorothy Timmerman, Edith Ann Bicknell, Dorothy Newkirk and Brenda Sue, Vivian Cox, Betty and Martha Hendrickson, and the hostesses, Mrs. . Spencer and Mrs. Edwards.

jtucky soon pfter several months of employment in this community.

Those enjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. George

Quimby and children, Beverly

Faye ana Tommie, air. ana Mrs. Cecil Lockoby, James Baker, Jewell Lockoby, Denzil Cox, Coleman Quimby, Jack West, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. George Fordice and daughter, Gloria Jean.

Quit payinr rent and own your home. Special bargain on froperty on Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs. George Fordice and daughter, Gloria Jean, entertained wilh a 7 o'clock chicken dinner Thursday evening honoring the employees of Cambeso Construction Company of Kentucky, who will be leaving for their homes in Ken-

D. A. R. MEETS The Nathan Hinklc , chapter D. A. R. met with Mrs. Wallace Springer for their Christmas meeting. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Omar Nickel and Mrs. Mary Dean Phillips. The spirit of Christmas

was prevalent everywhere in Mrs. . Springer's lovely home both in , program and decorations. After) the business meeting, Mrs. Belle

Tison of Dugger told the Christmas story, "The Gift of the Magi." The following program was given by a group of young people, most of whom were children or

grandchildren of the D. A. R. members. The program was under the direction of Mrs. M. H. Bedwell and M;iss Lillian Dale Scott. Piano duet, "Cinderella Waltz," by Sally and Peggy Billman. Vocal solos, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" and "Silent Night," by Robert Bedwell. Piano solo, "Oh Susanna," by Mary Ann Phillips. P5em, "Christmas Eve," by Jody Stratton. Piano solo, "Edelweiss Glide," by Mary Ellen Alig. , Piano duet, "Mountain Twilight Waltz," Mary Ann 'Phillips and Lillian Dale Scott. Vocal solo, "Silent Night," by Johnny Hays. Clarinet duet, "White Christmas," by Barbara Bedwell and Diane Rusk.

Vocal solos, "Kerry Dancers" and "I'll See You Again" by Miss Grace Linnell.

Helen Wible ' and Judy, Cora Bll, Ha?el Jewell, Ava Dean and Kenneth" and Wanda, Helen Whitman, .Maxine Huff,, and

famela Sue, Imogene Whitman and" Janet Kay, Eva "Layton, Betty Borders and Mike, . Fern Brown, Dorothy Wilson and Larry, Laura Williamson, ; Minnie Denney, Rachel Unger, Esther Bell, Flora Bell, Ethel Eaton and the hostess, Helen Wilson. The next meeting will be on January 20th at the home of Mrs. Hazel Whitman with Hazel Jewell and Ava Dean as co-hostesses.

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HONOR BIRTHDAY Guests of Jackie Lee Cox of West Graysville Street Sunday afternoon, December 19th were Richard Wible, Donnie Roberts

uanny Brown, Dolly and Arthur Pennington' and Mickie and Myrna Alumbaugh. It was the birthday of Jackie. He received several nice gifts. GET-TO-GETHER CLUB The Get-To-Gether club held their Christmas meeting Thursday, December 18th at the home of Mrs. Helen Wilson with Hazel Jewell and Helen Wible as co-hostesses. A covered dish dinner was served at" the noon hour. In the afternoon a Christmas program was given after which an exchange of gifts was held. Those attending were Mesdames Dorothy Lowdermilk, Gladys Huff, Edith Ham and Carolyn Jean, Sylvia Hunt, Wanda Wildin and Candace, j Edna Hopt, Bessie and June Osburn, June Gilkerson, Georgia Plew, Vern Steele, Edna Riley, Maude Padgett, Jessie Poc,

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HOME EC. CLUB IY1EETS ' The Hi-way Home Economics club held their Christmas meeting Dc. 15th at the Legion home in Carlisle, with a covered dish supper. The dining room and table were beautifully decorated in keeping with Christmas. Vesta Davidson played Christmas carols on the organ before the meeting. After supper Gaynell Smith gave the devotions telling the story of Christ. Songs "O Come All Ye Faithful" and "Silent Night" were sung by the group. Prayer by Gaynell Smith. Margaret Price, president, then was in charge of the meeting. Pledge to the flag and song of the month, "The First Noel" by group. Leaders for the training meeting were chosen as follows: pressure cooking, Ruth Henderson and Margaret Ellis; flower arrangement, Lois Krueger and Gaynell Smith;, sewing, Eliza Alsman and Nell Johnson; time saving, Vesta Davidson and Ella Rodgers; furniture arrangement, Bertha Rodgers and Zelma Bacholer. Dismissed by club prayer. - The group then went to the club xoom for the entertainment which wa in charge of Lois Krueger. More carols were play

ed by Vesta Davidson. An exchange of gifts and contests were enjoyed with prizes going to Bertha Rodgers and Gaynell Smith. Those present were Nell Johnson, Ethel Hoover, Vesta Davidson, Ruth Jared, Zelma Bacholer, Leona Johanningsmeier, Ella Rodgers, Gaynell Smith, . Ethel Maple, Ruth Henderson, Bertha Rodgers, Eliza Alsman, Doris Keiht, Margaret Price, Bess Parnell, and Mary Ann Troth. The next meeting will be on January 19 at the Legion Home with Vesta Davidson and Eliza Alsman as hostess. The auxiliary has 34 members.

CHRISTMAS DINNER A delicious Christmas dinnei was enjoyed by the members oi the Stardust Home Economic:

iclub Tuesday, Dec. 14, at the Elks Club. Delightful accordioi 1 music was played during the dinner. ! A jpoem "Awful Luck" ' was

given by Mary . McCullock anc a playlet was given by six members of the club. Contests were held and won by,- Mrs. Noble Sevier and Mrs. Hosea Hummell. A beautiful gift was presented to the retirinc nresident

I Mrs. Hosea Hummell. Gifts wert exchanged and mystery pals re

vealed. Club prayer was repeated and club dismissed.' Hostess was Mrs. Bill Parkei and co-hostess, Mrs. Denmar Pope. The following members attended. Mesdames O. K. Anderson, Floyd Dozier, Robert Houpt Reese Anderson, Hosea Hummell, Lester May, David McCullock, Earl Engle, Joe Exline, James McCoskey, James Wildin, Bill Beach, Noble Sevier, Malcolm Pigg, Harold Reynolds, Bill Nash, and Rollis Walters.

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FOUR CORNERS Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Turner were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Harris and children of Benton, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hildenbrand and children of near Pleasantville, and Miss Amanda Turner. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thrasher and Rachel of Rose Chapel, and Mr. and' Mrs. Dan Vaughn Jr. and children, Dannie Lee and Elizabeth Ann of near Mcrom, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ben Monroe of1 Dodd Bridge Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phegley of near Rose Chapel and Mrs. Scott Gobin were in Vincennes Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Monroe called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe of Dodd Bridge Wednesday of last week.

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