Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 132, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 July 1949 — Page 3
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CE CREAM SUFPEE There will be an ice cream upper on the Hardware . store awn in Merom Thursday, July 7,
tarting at 5:30 p. m. It is being
:onsored by the Youth group of
le Methodist church, the nro-
eeds of which are to be used tq end young people to Rivervale.
veryone is invited to attend.
INDIAN PRAIRIE
tlSSIONARY CIRCLE
The Indian Prairie Missionary
ircle met June 29th at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Mason. The
morning was spent . in working ,
on quuts. A covered dish dinner was served at noon.
The afternoon meeting was called to order by the president, 1 Etta Mae Long: The meeting was opened with group singing., De-j votions by Mrs. Edith Pittman.J Reports were given by Mrs. '. Long, and Mrs. Theresa Haberle. Melissa Jones, Mrs. Etta . Mae A report on the house party at Franklin, Indiana' was given. A reading was given by Ruth Quick. Dismissed with Circle prayer.' , . I
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Rumple, Anna Eraatz,, Jennie Wilkes, Norma Saladan, Bess Kielblock, Cynthia Carlisle, Lucille Stevenson, and Mrs. Wolfe. The next meeting will be at the park on July 19th. Clarence Miller and Mrs. Mary Blakeran ' have returned from a trip through Canada and Michigan. Mrs. Lucille Hall and daughter of Detroit, Michigan, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius. George Sweeney of Indianapolis, is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Mae Sweeney. Mrs. William Reel has returned from a visit with her daughter in Hammond. Mrs. Betty Greenwood of Anderson, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Maude Silvers. Mitchell Wyatt of Detroit, Michigan accompanied his grandfather home for a visit. Mrs. Maxine Travis and daughter of Ft. Wayne, are the puests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goldman. Mr. and Mrs. Max Pirtle of
i Linton were guests of Mr. and ,;Mrs. William Spinks recently.
W. H. Dukes and Mrs. Fannie Bennett of Georgetown, Illinois, who have been the guests of Dr and Mrs. F. M. Dukes, were called home due to a death in the family. Dorothy Dugger and J. M. Sullender left Wednesday for Pawhuska, Okla., where they will visit friends and relatives during the month of July. They were accompanied by Joel McGuire of Pawhuska, who has
been visiting Mrs. Esse Dugger and by Morris Liebenheim of Pawhuska ( who has been visiting relatives in Shelbyville, Ky. Miss Dugger and Mr. Sullender, who will . return to Dugger August 1 by way of Louisville, Ky., will be accompanied by Jinnie McGuire who is attending summer school at Oklahoma A. & M. at Stillwater, where she is regularly enrolled as a student. IVTtoe TWmfliiiro will TjicH rtfilotiiroc
in Dugger during the month of August.
DEAN STOCKWELL and LIONEL BARRYMORE in a scene from 20th
Centuiy-Foxs"DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS." with Richard Widmark.
Lucas, Ruth Quick, Charlotte Williams, Leota Raley, Pearl
Walker and Garry and Jerry, Salter, Betty Shake, Carolyn,
Thelma Lucas, Dorothy Hay and Katherine Lisman, Anna, Caro-, Betty, Janice and Charlie, Bes- lvn and Patty, Margaret Hunt, ; sie Neal, Verna Booker, Theresa Kathryn Wolfe, Hazel Goodman, , Haberle and Carol, Oma Boven- Rodney, Keith and Jerry, Louise
Isffien and Sarah, Betty and Bob- 'Ballard, Bobby and .Rita, and by, Melissa Jones, Flossie Wells, one-guest, Mrs. Boyll. Ora Douthitt, Daisy Smith and I The next meeting will be with ; Donne, Edith Parker and grand- uby Thrasher on July 19. A ' daughter, Lois Parker, Pansy ' white elephant sale has been
.Ballard and grandson, George E. planned for the meeting.
Kennedy, Mary Jackson, Jessie ! Dugan and Wanda, Donna and Ruth Ann, Edith Pittman, Etta .Mae Long and Melvin,' Bessie Mason and Larry and David. I The next meeting will be on July 13th at the home of Mrs. Emma Shackelford.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
DUGGER The Dugger Home Economics club met with Mrs. (James McCullough at Linton Tuesday Pledge to the flag was given followed by prayer. The lesson on "Time Saving" was given by HIT H .1- mi 3
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tor ofM. Harold Pepple of ing were Elsie Anderson, Zella Sullivan, became the bride of Ranger Maude Watkins, Pearl
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Edmond W. James, son of Edmond James Sr. of Indianapolis, Saturday, July 2. The vows were read at the First Methodist Church in Princeton, Indiana. Miss Jeannie Ascherman and Curran Jones were their only attendants. Mr. and Mrs. James will be ,at home at 309 South 13th Street m Terre Haute following a wedding trip.
Skinner, Grace Barcroft, Gladys Coyner, Roxie Smith, Emma Spinks, Ada Loveall, Margaret
WILLING WORKERS MEET The Willing Workers club held their regular meetine i Tuesdav.
June 21 at the home of Louise
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