Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 133, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 July 1949 — Page 3
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949.
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GCIETY
DIX REUNION
'the group together for the after- of Carlisle, Joyce Grant of Sulncon session. The Lullaby by livan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bland Brahms was sung and the histpry and . family of Indianapolis, Mr. of the Cradle Song was read by and Mrs.' Max Griffith of Dug-
The children of the late J. V. Edith Scott. Devotions by Ophelia ger, Mr. ana Mrs. Kobert Uriffith Dix and their families mei at Hall. The lesson was given by daughter of Carlisle, Mr. and the country home of the family- Edah Jewell and Ethel McKin- Mrs. Grover Griffith and family Sunday, July 3, Host and hostess ney. A discussion "You Alone Can f Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dix who Save Yourself Time", was held. Pergal of Dugger, Mr. and Trs. now reside in the family home. 1 Donations were made for worthy Ernest Bland and family of DugGuests were Mr. and Mrs. P. W. cases in the vicinity and for tor- Ser. Mr- and Ml-s- Adren Borders Dix of near Hymera, Mr. and ' nado victims. Mystery pal gifts and familv of Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dix of Terre Haute, j were distributed. Club prayer by Mrs..-Harold Wheaton of Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Eb Dix of Flint, ' Mrs. Fulford. An auction sale was and Mrs- Belle Griffith of SulliMichigan, Arthur Dix of Los held. Van- ' " Angeles, California, Mr. and ; Those present were Esther Blu- " Mrs. Paui Dix and Mr. and Mrs. , baugh and sons, Dessie Branson, DINNER Wheelock of Flint, Michigan. Essie Bolinger, Virginia Bosstick, A d;nner was given at the Stella Caton, Nora Caton, Clara home o Leo Kennett in honor CURRY HOMEMAKERS ' g1 Sella Hall Hos'e S ? "!? f .. , mu Pftella Hau Flossie mu- Tucson, Arizona, recently. The The Curry Homemakers held ser. Edah Jewell.. Nona Jewell, j-, .. ,. i v. ' .
their June meeting Friday, June Effie Loveless, Elma Moore, Em- birthday of Mrs. Rush Davis. 10th at toe Township House. A'ma Moore, Bess Nelson, Stella GuMtg were Rush Davis John covered dish luncheon was served- smith, Adah Sullivan, Edith Kennett, Fred Liston and dauat noon with the hostesses, Ger-jScott, Flossie Pugh, Verna Rus- -her gara Mr and Mrs Jim tie Jennings, Ophelia Hall, Mertie seU, Dorothy Bennett, Jennie Hopper and son. Jim ' Kinnett Bahannon and . Margaret Brad-1 McGlone, Ethel McKinney, Helen e,nl family Mr. and Mrs. Tom
cury in cuarge. me uirumay sung &naw ana faye Jonnson. Kennett. Mr. and Mrs. Shew of ;
was sung in nonor or tnose wno: The July meeting will be on Hutsonville called in the after
naa Dirtnaays in June. Diossie July 8th in the afternoon
Hauger asked the blessing. President Bess Fulford called
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! named today as executive direct- ! and son' Tommie, are spe eding a ! or of the Indiana University j two weeks vacation in Michigan. : Foundation. Wilcox will, assume J Mr. and Mrs. Gerald James J I his new post July 10, when Law-j visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude rence Wheeler will step down. J Pierce Saturday afternoon. .
Mrs Robert Mayfield Sr. - Mrs. Ezra Trowbridge . spent. Thursday in Emison with hersister. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pierce left Saturday by motor for Lookout Mountain in Tennessee vhere they will spend a week. Mr. apd Mrs. Ernest Poulson and nieces, Patty and Sandra
i Wheeler recently was appointed professor of journalism and di
rector of communications at the university. The Foundation was established in 1936 to encourage, hold and administer gifts and grants to. the university.
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GRIFFITH REUNION ' The Griffith Reunion was held
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CELEBRATE 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bardsley and j Thursday at Shakamak. daughter,. Yvonne, Miss Mary
Wash and Jack Uilbeit were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Bardsley in Dayton, Ohio. Robert May field of M.mcie, is
spending the weeic with nis son, I
Bobbie , and parents, Mr and
CHURCH SERVICES Regular church services will be held at the Full Gospel Mission Church Friday , night. Bro. Emory Dilley is the pastor.
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A family dinner was held June 26th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Evans of Sullivan in
honor of their 40th wedding anniversary. ! i
Guests were Mrs. Kenneth
Norris of Maybu, Michigan, Mrs.
Park, had been put up for sale. A babv bear was on the wav. anT
thmr rasro wasn't hi? Pnnrh to Dar Brabemeyer of Evansville
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BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White ll"c:
A surprise birthday dinner was and family . of Chicago, are
: at the Sullivan city . park Sun- held Sunday at the home of Mr. spending their vacation in Sul-
day July 3 Those attending were and Mrs- John Hensley in honor "van visiting relatives ana Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Griffith'01 M.rf' MaJ7 Frances Chapman friends
and family of Dugger, Mr. and ! sn" Mrs" Gott- 'c'Mrs- Mi a"d so-1 would build a nice ptacTfor three , MlchIgan' and Kenneth EvanS . ' . i Thosp attpnHinff wprp Mr aryA Rtpuo nf Fa rmnnt W. Vo on wuuiu uuuu nae yuie lor uiree
Mrs. Claude Urilfith and family , .. " ;' . 7 f Mo-,, wn7o J'fe Charlie Hughes, Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Wavno HatfiplfJ aP 32 a harH.'ana mrs- Joe ole 01 evansville,
ware merchant, told the park ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans of; hnarrt that th tnWa IrM. ,,H Lmton Mr" and MrS- Ge0rSe
help him raise the money. He got ?ohl?son f Sullivan and Ethel an .Mt'. octfc ft.. i nan Marie Edwards of Dearborn,
SULLIVAN STORE
Mr.
Mrs. Clement Chapman, Mr. and Theal and Miss Victoria Jamack. i
bears.
"We'll make it all
right,"
said. "Kids all over. Decatur are;
Rubv Griffith of Carlisle.
and Mrs. Murray . Griffith and "J uo" ffBa bTU0 Mrs. Harmon Kelley . Sr. and " ".'Tr " c ! ( n . j ivr Gott. Donna Gott, Billy Joe daughter Norma have returned -elung UP lemonaae btanas. Jso family of Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. o n aaugnter worma, nave returned far weve t $300
unanes liriimn ana ramiiy or ,. -TT ; ,T u' imwuiigiuu, u. . wi.cic
Inrliananolis. Mr. and Mrs. Har- ! :"i""" tney have Deen guests -Of Mr.
vey Griffith and family of Dug
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"Like homemakers every where," says Mrs. W. W. Mays, 3309 Freddie it., Fort Worth, "I've found the answer to brighter washes. It's New Perk Soap ! And, for dishwashing too, it's a real hand-saver. Perk keeps mine beautifully soft leaves a nice fragrance about everything!" You'll find, just as Mrs. Mays did, that Perk gives you dazzling washes . .-. sparkling dishes . . . smooth hands. And, Perk saves you one-third on soap that means Perk adds pennies to your
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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED Prompt Sanitary Truck Service. We Pick Up Large and Small Animals call Greek Fertilizer Co.
I Ellen Hensley, Loren Hensley, a Mr Harmnn k-bIW tr nA
Edward Jorda.i, and Warren family. Pam and 'Mike Kelley Caapman. returned home with them for a Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Gott vjsjt received many nice gifts. and M R u
, T , a vu " of Watseka, Illinois, spent
ot Sullivan.
ger, Mr. and Mrs. Max Watson and family of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Scheffler and family of Indianapolis, Mrs. Paul Carpenter of Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Rauch, Jr. of Erie, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil
Blume of Linton, Mr. and Mrs.) Ira Woodward and granddaugh- PAST NOBLE GRAND ter, Syvia of Carlisle, Mr. and CLUB MEETS Mrs. Sam Hoffeditz of Linton, 1 Mrs. Henry Huber and son of The Emma D. Reed Past Noble j Dugger, Leona Blume and daugh- Grand club met at the Odd Fciter of South Bend, George Price lows Hall Tuesday evening, June I 1 28th with a 6:30 o'clock covered
1 dish dinner. Hostesses
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the I
week-end with Dr. and i H. Crowder and Mrs.
Houpt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buhner anl
Mr. and Mrs. Max Sluder and
, family of Cedar Lake, Indiana, spent the holiday week-end with
his parents..
Mrs J. mlss J AmDer lNeai oi ijary,
Nannie s visiting ner granaparents. I Kentz Earl Morrical of Chi
cago, was home over the weekend.
7T , 5U":Y Mr. and Mrs. Jack drowning of Mrs. Buhner's parents, Mr. , i:, ,uj
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and Mrs. Dewey Bevis, overthe Gerald Crew one evenjng
were
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holiday.
Mrs. Louise Campbell of Cincinnati, Ohio, is spending a fi-w rlnvc liprp uicitincr her nintw-
I Tena Lippeatt and Esta Breton. Mrs Nellfi KnoUs The meeting was openeJ by Abe Elemba.lgh is spending a , the president, Ina Andrews with few d ,n Chi uu j ICnsa Wa son in chaw of the visiti Vr. and Mrs. Antony devotional service. Ellen Staggs gt jujian I drew the mystery package. and Mrs Frank Dnncaa J Members present were Tena and daughter of Lawrencevi'lc, , Lippeatt, Esta Brentoi, Crisa Illinois, were guests Sunday of
Watson, Ina Andrews, Ellen Mrs. uuncans parents, Mr. ana Stages. Elsie Valentino. Maude Mrs. Joe Gilman. .
Mason. Judah Cooksey, Florence Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dietz of St. j
Hutchison, Ida Richeson, Ger- Clairesville, Ohio, are guests of trade Ruddell and Jeanette the laWw's parents, Mr . and Shepherd. jMrs. Arthur Hankins. -..'. ! Mrs. Elsie Bridwell is spend-
ing a few - weeks vacation in
Michigan. Mr. and Mrsf "Hadie St.Clair spent the Fourth of July holiday in South Bend visiting Mr. and Mrs. George StCloir. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shepherd of
i Dugger, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd i Shepherd and daughter of Lini ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boles and family of Terre Haute, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ridge! y and j family of Sullivan ro r.e were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. ri d ; Mrs. Harry Ferguson and dau
ghter, Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Re. Bridwell of
Indianapolis, were , guests of ! Mrs. Ruth Booher over the week-end.
week.
Mrs. Ernestine Crew and Joan
were in Terre Haute Friday.
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Sell Lemonade To Get Home For Three Bears DECATUR, 111., July 7. (UP) Kids sold lemonade in . stands all over town today to give their three bears a home. Smokey and Pokey, the papa bear and mama bear at Fairview
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