Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 157, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 August 1949 — Page 3

JSULUVAN. INDIANA

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES TUESDAY, AUG. 9, 1949.

PAGE THREE

SOCIETY

.club prayer by Dot Timmerman. A contest was given and won by

MOTHER, 13, ADMIRES NEW SON I IT'S SURE WARM AT I. A.

Hazel Newkirk. Members tsresent

; SUNSHINE HOME EC CLUB were Dot Timmeman, Ima GarThe Sunshine Home Ec club met Goldie Price, Bessie Neal, at the home of Mary Fredrick and Daisy Snnth, Stella Alsman, HaCarrie Harbin was co-hostess. The zel Newkirk, Georgia Andis and morning was spent socially. At children, a guest, Gertie Cox and noon a delicious covered dish din- scn Marv Fredrick and Carrie ner was served. The afternoon Harbin- The nsx meeting will be was opened with group singing of' ; at the Rock Hou.-e with Lorene "Juanita." History of song by Eenefiel and Ethel Benefiel as Georgia Andis. Roll call was an- 1 the hostesses, swered by "My Pet Way of Keep- I

ing Cool." ! i Devotions were from the 5th j WABASH HOME MAKERS MEET ,

chapter of John, given by Carrie The Wabash Homemakers club Harbin. During the business meet- ! mat Thursday. July 28, at the j

ing, a discussion of the Fair heme of Mrs. Don Greenwood with

Booth was given. Club creed was Mrs. Paul Christy as co-hostess.

given in unison, followed by the , The meeting was called to order

l

n

J

- f ' v v.. - -Mf V 1 I 1 1 f . 4 . ! Of J!

, " ! p -

if "

COL. MARTINDALE TESTS NEW JETS

"Sabre", one of the newest jet-v. prcpelled aircraft" to be used by" the Air Force as a fighter-bomb-

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, . er'

sj i

13-YEAR-OLO Mrs. Wanda Chappell admires her new 8-pound, 15ounca baby boy Larry Gene at Arlington, Va., hospital. Her husband is Harold Chappell, 17-year-old electrician's helper of Vienna, Va. Nurse is Eva Cheek. (International Soundphoto)

IT'S A WARM farewell as Clark Gable bids goodby to Paulette Goddard, who steps aboard plane at Los Angeles, bound for Mexico City. This scene followed a dinner date and before she left he presented her with a corsage accompanied by a kiss. Somehow she also acquired a new red auto. It is believed Paulette will seek a Cahr fornia divorce from Burgess Meredith to clinch the Mexico divorce she already has. ( I ntet national)

No need to travel miles! No. need to spend a fortune! You can have vacation fun for years lo come in your own home with a Winter & Company Golden Anniversary piano. They're brand new models reasonably priced beautiful in tone one to blend with your every room decor. And they're made by Winter & Company . . . with a fifty year history of fine piano manufacture. Come in! Buy a permanent musical vacation NOW on our convenient payment plan! Shef-Bn'dge Ampi-ione Consfrucfion ..

k Practiano Pedal for undisturbing pracfce I Rs W. CADWELL Music House 27-29 N. Court St. Sullivan, Ind.

by the president. Pledge to the BAPTIST MISSIONARY . flae followed by club creed. Song . SOCIETY TO MEET

i of the month. Lesson on Home The Baptist Missionary Society

Pasteurization of Milk was given will meet at the home of Mrs. C. by Mrs. Max Lloyd. Contests held H. Wildin, '412 N. Main, Friday by Mrs. Eaton Pierson were won afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for their by Mrs. Ralph Greenwood and ' August mteiing. M:ss Helen Buss, Mrs. Max Lloyd. Refreshments missionary from India, will be were served to Mesdames: Bob the sPeakerDyer, Junior Mason and children, j Max Halberstadt and Eddie, Ralph HEATER BLAST Greenwood and children, Lyle FATAL TO MAN Webb, Nelson Phegley, Max Lloyd ! , , and children, Julius Creed, Mit-I CRAWFORSVILLE, Ind., Aug. chell Hoesman and children,, Eat- 9 (UP) Funeral services on Pierson and children, Bill will be held tomorrow for Dr. Phegley and Starr, Leland Pheg- Milton H. Lidikay, age 76, of

ley, Don Greenwood and Gloria, Darlington, a veterinarian for 42 Paul Christy and Julia and one years. Lidikay died at his home guest Mrs. Lela La Dune. The yesterday from burns received next meeting will be held in the July 23 when a gas water heater Sullivan City Park. exploded in his home.

NOTICE The Sullivan Order of. the Eastern Star will not have a concession stand at the 4-H Fairgrounds this week. Yesterday's article about the concession stand was an error.

May Crackdown On Overload Violators

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9 (U.R) A new plan to get better compliance with the 1949 truck weight law was considered today by State Police the High-

way Commission and the Public cooperate with the police, and 'Service Commission. he was now furnishing the comI Capt. Kermit Lewis, State Po- mission statistics on companies lice field operations chief, said that are "consistently violating" he had suggested the PSC might the law.

be able to revoke the operating permits of truckers who "consistently" violate the weight limit law. "We're working closely with both the Highway Commission and the Public Service Commission," said Lewis. "When truckers get permission to operate in Indiana they promise to obey all PSC regulations and all state laws. It appears that some companies are violating this law, deliberately, because many, many companies give us no trouble at all." Lewis said the PSC expressed a "willingness and desire" to

Va. Lt. Col. Ward M. Martindale, son of Mrs. Claude Martindale of Sullivan, Indiana, is one of a group of pilots on the staff of Maj. Gen. Robert M. Lee, commander of the Tactical Air Command with headquarters at Langley Air Force Base, Va.,

who is currently "checking out"

As a member of the staff of the Tactical Air Command, Col. Martindale is responsible for planning tactical air operations in support of land and amphibious forces of the Army and Navy. Modern jet propelled aircraft are used in. this type of

to fly the North American F-86 1 operations.

. . . yz-.. ..r.f.

M'!Jl"""'J HIT

FOR HEAVY WORK CHOOSE A CLETRAC HG 2 PLOW JOB

FULL LINE OF TOOLS SALES AND SERVICE PIERCE-ALL ELEVATORS AND HUDSON SPRAYERS

Sisiisvan Oliver Co.

LEX MCKEE, PROP. HIGHWAY 41

.J' . . .. . y '.' ' 'You see '(and howl) (TV ' - r-zzfl "' through those big - Him : ' '' fjf fZf yp!cture miows'" ' I ll I 1 V - .---""!"r fj; cv - - I (JJt " - -x - Ikurfa-J-r- ' 'o wonder the (vj W AV tr: ' m fashion Academy li' JtF rW ih" "V ; 4 " 'fiash.onCar 1 iU$ UjVj ;A- s ' 7 ' , oP the Year''! fAJ&!3 I K "t s 5 Kih (, '?t Sin t' Oj 'Goodbye bumps!... V - ; J"v m f I fM'v SsYf- i V? VM V-feN Tiflt'MfdSh1p'ftdfitV J S '--'

f CHll ;-rVVS V J Tfiat Lifeguard'Body vk i.& i - h M pp fci ' . & Plenty profeeffe I' 2 ', j d I X. gjc Acton VA; " r fekeihe wheel... , A WlJm II 1 ' f . 7 H7 This delivered price includes oil 1 ' ; r 7ftt Vntlh FrtfYl DpfPrc I iMHTfl both air cleaner, oil filter, (At "lx HryOUrrOtV Unlets , UMf delivery and handling charge,, IJX1 0f - ga (15 gallons) and oil. ; i ' ,f License, any slate and city . l""f I taxes and accessories extra.. j

'ii . .Llovd motor SalesSiic.

Telephone 39 (S '.

Yes. at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike pays millions of dollars more than official parity prices for fine tobacco!

There's no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky Strike! Jo bring ydu this finer cigarette, the makers ' of Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco and pay r millions of dollars more than official parity prices to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies today. See for your- ' self how much finer and smoother Luckies really are how much more : real deep-down smoking enjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky! , You'll agree it's a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! CHARLES "BIG BOY" RANDOLPH, independent tobacco buyer of Kinston, N. C, has smoked Luckies for 23 years. "You see," he says, "I've seen the makers of Luckies buy really fine tobacco ripe, fragrant leaf that makes a good smoke!" Here's more evidence that Luckies are a finer cigarette!

. ttK V-s- j." ,

( ' v ' ' s t tt-'s

v t tit t V s t

I 11

COPH., THE AMERICAN TOIACCO COMPANY

I

16-20 South Section

AWARDED THE FASHION ACADEMY GOLD MEDAL AS THE "FASHION CAR OF THE .YEAR"

So round, so firm so fully packed -so free and easy on the draw