Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 146, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 July 1949 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES MONDAY, JULY 25, 1949.

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BIBTIi CEKTIFICATK NOTICE Petition No. 2512 Notice is hereby given that Edna Pearl Hanley Wilson .has filed her petition in the Sullivan Circuit Court' to have the place and time of her birth determined. Said petition is set Iir hearing on August 28, 1949 at 9:00 A. M. Dated this 22nd dfy of July. 1919. EARL A. ENOrJS. ' Cleric Sullivan Circuit Court.

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LEGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary, No. 139 held their regular meeting Tuesday, July 19 at 6:30 o'clock. A delicious fried chicken "nwper was enjoyed. Mrs. Bertha Elliott, Seventh District Presi..e'T was guest at the meeting. Following the supper the business meeting was caled to order by President Delia Wyman. Officers were installed for the ensuing year by President Bertha F.Uiott as follows: President, Arlie Springer; 1st vice, Virginia Romine; 2nd vice, Lillian Meeks; secretary, Maxine Dillingham; treasurer. ' Delia Wyman; chaplain, Tressa Thrasher; historian, Beulah Huff, ,and sergeant-at-arms, Ruby Holdson. District President presented the gavel to Arlie Springer. Retiring president, Delia Wyman thanked officers and chairman for their

hearty co-operation during her year as president. Meeting closed in the usual manner with retirement of the colors.

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Carolyn Lloyd is the , guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood in Columbus, Ohio. N Mrs.' Eva Willis of St. Petersburg, Florida, who is visiting her son, Max Willis and family in Terre Haute, was the guest Friday evening of friepds in Sullivai. Mrs. Willis is a former resident of Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart of Pontiac, Michigan, are guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Burkhart and other relatives. . . Judith Shepherd has returned from a visit with relatives in Plainville, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Otho Richardson, 5nH family of Lebanon, Ind., spent the week-end with Mrs. Richardson.s mother, Mrs. Lessie Smith and family. Mrs. George Meinen of Hollywood, California, will arrive in

I Sullivan Tuesday for a visit with , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen. Mrs. Heinen is the former I Irene Allen. I Mrs. Marv Wadsworth and Mrs. Curt Bradfield of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Jane Boyle of Los Angeles, California, and Mrs.

Lu Shattuck of Louisville, Kentucky, who hye been guests of their sister Mrs., John Barcus, have returned home. Tom Brumette of Kinmundy, Illinois, who h"s been attending Indiana State Teachers College, left Friday for his home. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brumette and daughter, Becky, accompanied him home for a viit. Mrs. Josephine . Vowell and son, Jimmv. of Ionia, Iowa, are n-et of Mr. and Mrs. James Vowell. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Frew of Terre Haute, spent Sunday in SulMvan the guests of relatives. Mrs. Zoe Bays and Miss Minnie Mattix spent Sacirday evening in Terre Haute. Miss Wanda Stelton from the Knightstown Soldiers and Sailors Home, is spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huff and family of South Main Street. Wanda is the first child from the home to visit in Sullivan. Miss Sue Vickrey spent Wednesday with Miss Patty and Sharon Huff. i Mrs. Lucy Murry and granddaughter, Linda, of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murry of Lincoln, Illinois, Ed Murry and sister cf Lafollette, Tennessee,

spent Friday in Indianapolis thj

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Murry. . Mrs, Elizabeth Brodie has returned home after a three weeks vacation with her daughter, Mrs. David Narin of Wayne, Michigan, and with Mrs. Melvin , Craig of Flint, Michigan. Mrs. Allen Buzard and son spent last week-end in Washington, Indiana, with friends.

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SOCIETY

The Sullivan Home Economics Chorus will meet at the Woodman Hall Monday, July 25th for practice.

The Pccahontas Lodge will meet in regular sessi-.n Menday night, July 25, at 7:30 o'clock. AH members urged to attend.

Tie H. B. Campbell class of the Baptist Church will meet at the church Tuesday, July 26th at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Jo Conner, Mrs. Ida Pirtle. and Mrs. Fern Collins ' Iwill be hostesses.

Family night of the Frank Neff Relief Corps will . be held at the city park July 29lh at 6 o'clock. Bring covered dish, table service and articles for white elephant sale.

The Chrlstian.church choir will have rehearsal at 7:30 Wednesday night. j

SULLIVAN HOME EC. CLUB MEETS ' . A covered dish luncheon was held by members- of the Sullivan Home Economics club at the home of Mrs. Emory Thomson on Wednesdas', July 20. The tables were arranged out of doors and decorated with flowers. Hostesses were Mildred Bell and Merle Wilson. In the afternoon the lesson on flower arrangement was given by Sadie Pyles, assisted by Ruby Allen. Members present were Ruby Allen, Margaret Alsman, Lola Brewer, Daisy Brumette. Elizabeth Bennett, Mildred Bell.Jpssn'e Cushman. Audrey Cox, Juda

French, Sylvia Goodman, Gadberry, Rose Haskett, MeCulloueh. Fave Martin, Moore, Lela McCammon, Pyles, Maude Simmers, Snow, Helen Thomson.

Usrey. Susie Wilson, Merle Wilson. Fstella Wolfe, and guests. Mrs. Ed Gahnstrom and son, of Chicago, Mrs. James McGarvev of Farmersburg. Mrs. Yeappr and daughter, Vesta. Mrs. Phillip and Mary Jane Akers.

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POCAHONTAS LODGE ( INSTALLS OFFICERS Weton Council No. 405 Degree of Pocahontas met in regular session Monday evening, July 11. Officers for next term were installed by Deputy Installing Officer Beulah Banther assisted by Past Pocahontas, Jessie Walker as follows: prophetess, Mary Sanders; Pocahontas, Bertha Hudson; Wen. Thelma Ferguson; Pdthan. Martha Deckard; first scout, Ethel Engle; second scout, Thelma Faulds; first warrior, Marguerite Raley; second warrior. Anna Booker; first runner, Bertha McDaniel; second runner, Beulah Banther; Guard of Forest, Jessie Walker; Committee on delinquents, Anna Broshears, ,Tesi Walker aM Anna Bo"Ver; "nmroittpo on rofrpqhmn;s. BeuloVBt1"" Thelma Faulds and Mi' McCiilloupVi. The next meeting will be on July 25. -

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Loogootee Wins Legion Tourney; 2 Games Tonight GAMES THIS WEEK Monday Shelburn vs. Hymera. Dugger vs. Carlisle. Tuesday Shelburn vs. Legion. Hymera vs. Rickards. Thursday Graysville vs. Carlisle. Eagles vs. Legion. Friday Rickards vs. out of town team. Legion vs. Marshall, 111. .

Loogootee won the Seventh

District American Legion tourney j Friday night by whipping the,

Sullivan Legion by a score of 8 to 4 before a good sized crowd1 at Legion Field. James lost the game for the locals. In the first game on the schedule Eagles won a sofjball league game from Graysville by a score of 4 to 1. Pete Borden was the winning pitcher for the Eagles while Nichols lost for Graysville. Tonight the teams get back into softball league play with two games carded. In the first game Hymera will play Shelburn and in the second "game Dugger will play Carlisle.

ATTEND CONCLAVE OF DELTA THETA TAU A larpp gronn of members of Epsilon Mu Chapter of Delta fheta Tau Sorority met Monday for a mid-summer conclave at Shakamak. The occasion was attended by many former Sullivan Delts who are visiting from out-of-town and student members home for the summer. After a delicious o'r.nic supper of fried chicken and home-made 'ce cream, Mrs. Earl Handford, chapter president, opened the pvem'n? session. A wooded amphitheatre was an ideal setting for the candlelight pledge service held for Mrs. A. S. Reed. The members were much impressed with the unique service for Mrs. Reed's daughter, Joan, assisted by Mrs. Harry Lowry in the ceremony and was given the honor of pinning her mother. The business meeting then began with a most interesting report of Miss Rosetta Ford, the past year's president and delegate to the Sorority's National Convention held in June at Big Pelican Lake, Breezy Point, at Brainerd, Minnesota. Reports

i of several committees were re

ceived, projects and sorority activities were given consideration and aDpreciation was then extended to the committee in

BIRTHDAY PARTY A surnrise birthday n'arty ft he park fiundav: July 17i in honor of Geor?e Gallian.

Thop attending vpre Mr. and Mrs. Wpltpr Yoho. Mr. and Mrs. Wavnp, Yohr and- children of Rnlfberry. Mr. and Mrs. Bill I Sr-hlottp find dauehter. Sandy. ! Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sims of I Blonminptnn, Mr. and Mrs. Rav I Fuller and sn. Junior, Mr. and I Mrs. Dpwpv Sharr pnd son. Edi die. of Tndianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. .Tamps Loudermilk and daughter. Patsy of Pnxton Roper Onll'an, Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Gall'aiv Mrs. Bill Banfield and on, Ronni'p. and Mrs. George Gallian !of Sullivan. .

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vthel Stanlev. Bertie Williams, Brenda and Sheryl, Irene Williams and Sonny, Margaret Hunt and the hostesses, Ruby Thrasher and children and Pearl Salter. Mrs. Velda Arnett was a guest of the club. . ' The next meeting will be a picnic at the Sullivan Park on August 16th with, Delores Stanley and Ethel Stanley, hostesses.

ENTERTAINS FRIENDS i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ridgway and - Karen Beth entertained , friends at their home with a fawn party Wednesday evening. j Refreshments of ice cream, cake and watermelon were served to the following guests, Mr. and iMrs. Jim Harbin of Freelandville, i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Organ, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sheetz and Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Harbin '. and Allen. Mr. and Mrs. George Hale and George Minich, Mr. and Mrs. Georee Price, Misses Mary Knotts and Patty Cooper, and Bill Hume, J. D. DeBoeuf, and the host and hostess, Mr. and

Mrs. Joe Ridgway.

4-H CLUB NEWS , A joint meeting of the Junior and Snappy Sullivanites was held recently. Pledge to the flaj and club creed in unison. Roll call. Minutes were read. There were 48 present. Old and new business discussed and projects checked. A rehearsal of the dress revue was held. Final plans were made for Achievement Day. Songs and games were enjoyed. The meeting was then adjorned. Reporter, Bevera Boyle.

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HIGH SCHOOL BAN PRACTICE TUESDAY The high school band will practice Tuesday evening, July 20, at 7:30 o'clock. All members are asked to be present.

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