Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 259, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 December 1948 — Page 6

1 SULLIVAN, INDIANA PAGE SIX SULLIVAN DAILY TOES THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 1948. Tonight ADULTS 35c FRIDAY & New Year's Day Tonight & FrL BRING IN THE 1 Fri Sat G:45 to 7:15 P.M. HOLIDAY MATINEE 2:00 PM. NEW YEAR'S DAY! r i wt i HOLIDAY MATINEE 2:00 PM. NEW YEAR'S DAY! NEW YEAR

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And, in order that our wish may bear fruit for our many friends, we pledge ourselves to serve you better during this New Year than we ever have before.

CHRISTMAS DINNER Mr .and Mrs. I. W. Snow of Jasonville, ' Indiana, were host and hostess for a Christmas dinner having , as their guests Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Snow, and Mrs. Lucretia Snow.

CLUB MEETS The Indian Prairie Willing

Workers club met at the home of I Mrs. Oma Bovenchen Tuesday, j December 2lst. The morning was spent socially and a covered dish I dinner was' served at the noon 1 hour. Each member brought a gift ' for exchange. I

ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER j lne loiiowing olficers were, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wolfe ;e!ected: President, Thelma Lucas; ;

entertained with a dinner on

Christmas Day at their home on South Court Street. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raley of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greggs of Farmersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hoseman and daughter, Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wolfe of Terre Haute, Steve Ellis of Covington, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raley and family, Mr. and Mrs John Raley and Mr and Mrs Frank Raley and daughter, all of Sullivan.

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vice president, Charlotte Walker;

secretary, Helen Goodman, and treasurer, Lucille Lucas. Those attending were Thelma Lucas and Jimmy and Larry, Charlotte Walker, Jessie Dugan ar.d Ruth Ann, Mildred Page and Dickie and Peggy Sue, Edith Pittman, Oma Bovenchen, Helen Goodman and Jesse Leo, Norma Sager and Lucille Lucas and Roy. The next meeting will be at the home of Thelma Lucas. :

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New Year's Eve Midnight Show FRIDAY at 11:30 P. U. ON THE SCREEN

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WATCH OUT FOR COLD 3 STOCK UP NOW! IJROMO QUININE TABLETS 39c and 69c 4 WAY COLD TABLETS 19c and 47c CASCO QUININE TABLETS 35c vicKS VAPO RUB '33c BEN GAY BALM , 69c LILLY ENTORAL Oral COLD SHQTS $1.17 CREOMULSION Cough Syrup $1.08 MENTHOMULSION Cough Syrup 89c

HOT WATER BOTTLES FEVER THERMOMETERS ELECTRIC VAPORIZERS

CHRISTMAS DINNER Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hux enter-

Mrs. Lucretia Snow is spending a few days in Jasonville, Indiana, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Snow. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heath were guests of relatives in Brazil, Indiana Christinas Day. Mrs. Dale Billman and son, Dick, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kitchen . and Mrs. Maude Harris in' Washington, D. C. Miss Bertha Rustin spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Burns of Russellville, Illinois, spent

Christmas with Mrs. Burns' par-I

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clauds Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dillahunt of Louisville, Kentucky spent the week-end in Sullivan visiting relatives and friends.

Miss Lelah Marks was the

guest .of relatives in Indianapolis ' over the week-end. of Sullivan, Lester Crawford of M.-s. James Harvey Smith and ! Mr. and Mrs. Max Sager of Hammond, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs, J children, Sharon and Gary, of InDenver, Golo., are guests of Mr. William Thompson of Shelburn, dianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Frecp and Mrs. W. B. McCoy and Mrs. Ret. Jcseph F. Usrey cf Camp ' Smith of Sullivan, and Mrs. TaFrank McCoy. ' Stoneman, California, and Jun-Ilcr's mother, Mrs. Benson. Mrs Ruby Hawkins of Terre ior and Phyllis Usrey. . '

Haute, spent the week-end here, t t r, rnt ,

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the guest of Mr and Mrs. Ralph

Adams and family.

Mr and Mrs. L. E. C.oolev of Camp Stonematn,

j tainde with a Christmas dinner at Terre Haute were guests over spent their Christmas furlough their home. Guests were Mr. and the week-end of ,her mother, with relatives and friends in Mrs. P. E. Winkle and sons. Perry Mrs. O, B. Lance and other rel- Sullivan.

the holiday week-end with M-. and Mrs. A. G. McGuire and Mqj and Mrs. Fred Smith. -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Plum-

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Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Turpen and Mr. and Mrs. Clem J. Hux and! Al Lowdermilk and daur, ' pnVWnr. with lis oar- w Vh Mrs. Plunder's brother )

T nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Volk of were guests of relatives here XT ' T , . . ' New Lebanon. Christmas Dav. , ' . i . ivr FHa t.hh, nf Vint p.-u Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor enter.-

'Illinois, spent the week-end with ad Christmas Day with a tur-

I family of Fairbanks, had as their son, Alan, of Linton, Mr. and Mrs,

guests Christmas, Mrs. Lillie Tur- c- T- Hux and sons. Edgar DouSpen, Mr. and Mrs. Doane Turpen las and C- T- and Mr- and Mrs and Jack, Mr. and MJrs. Dick Tur- . virSu Davis of Sullivan, pen and Cindy, Mr.- and Mrs.

Ralph Pirtle, Richard and Terry, 1 SPECIAL MEETING

of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan'

Miss Belle Duffy.

. key dinner. Guests were Mr

I John Carrico and family at Terre . Haute.

Ben Figg attended the wedding

of his granddaughter Janet Figg,-!

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Miss Marilyn Hoseman has re- ,

Turpen of Columbus, Ohio,

A special meeting will be held turned to Columbus, Ohio, after

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IT,. j; rr, TT. . d Willi UclICIlia, Ifll . rfJJU Turpen of Terre Haute, Rozara ln Sullivan Friday nieht. Dec. Mrc nrm. wnwman

Turpen of Farmersburg. and Joan 3ist. it will begin at 8 o'clock and

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last until midnight. Come4 and and Mrs. Ferd Usrey were Joe

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FRIDAY DECEMBER 31st Roast Turkey And All The Trimmings

SATURDAY JANUARY 1st Roast Goose And Oyster Dressing

SUNDAY JANUARY 2nd Roast Turkey And All The Trimmings

Open AH Night New Years Eve We have been closing of nights recently lue to illness, however, we hope to resume our all night service soon.

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We've a few toys left from our Christmas stock and we are offering these to you at a bargain before removing them from mx shelves. If your child has some Christmas money and desires to buy some toys with it or if you would like to make an attractive toy buy, we suggest you act now whle your dollars will buy more. DOLL FURNITURE Q GAMES SKATES TRUCKS and TRACTORS

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