Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 177, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 September 1949 — Page 3
SULLIVAN. INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY. Sept. 7. 1949.
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BROWN-CARTY
OWS READ
Miss Barbara Brown, daughter
f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown f Sullivan, R. 1, beeama the ride of William N. Carty, son of
,Ir. and Mrs. William Caity,
unday, August 28, at 4 o'clock
t the Sullivan Methodist church.
he vows of the double tire,
remony were read by the Rev.
. E. Aldrich.
Miss Phyllis Valentine ari
ene, ' Carty, brother of the
idegroom, were the:r attend-
hts.
The bride wore a white sum-
ier suit with pink accessories.
hie carried an arm bouquet of
pink rosebuds. i M.ss Valentine wore a navy I blue summer suit w'ta ' matching accessories and carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses, i Miss Sally Pope sang "Because" "My Hero" and "The
Lord's Prayer."
TODAY'S GRAB BAG
huli paying rent and own
roor borne. Special bargains
a property , on installment lan. Also farms for gale. W. T. MELLOTT
! The altar was banked with pink and white gladiolas and
lighted candelabra. Mrs. Brown, mother of the bride wore a pink sheer street- i
length dress with matching ac
cessories. Her corsage was oi white roses. ' i Mrs. Carty wore a black summer dress with matching accessories and her corsage was of red roses. , . Mr. and Mrs. Carty are making
their home at 223 West Street,
Sullivan. The bride is employed by the MeadowlarK Farms inc., and the brideg.-oom is employed by the McKinley Electric Ship.
THE ANSWER, QUICK! 1. What two ancient Biblical cities famed for their wickedness were destroyed by fire? 2. What two Qhio newspaper publishers opposed each other for president in 1920 ? 3. Who was football's coach of ' the year in 1944 ? 4. What is the fourth largest city in the United States ? 5. Where are the Falkland, islands?
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YOUR FUTURE Organization is your forte. You have financial aptitude, both in personal and . business matters. You are brusque, perhaps from your own competence in handling problems and coping with opposition. WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE PHANTASMAGORIA (Fan-TAZ-ma-GO-ria) Noun, an optical effect by which figures appear to dwindle into distance or rush toward the observer with enormous increase in size; a shifting succession of things seen, imagined as by fever; a changing medley. Origin Greek: phantasma plus agora. .
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By LILIAN CAMPBELL t Cenfrsf Prass Wrfter ageof nine. Nevertheless, he1 managed to gain an education' and began to write the short stor--ies that made him world famous. His My Fellow Traveller and Twenty-Six Men and a Girl are regarded by many as masterpieces. During World War I he took a pacifist attitude and when the Bolshevik revolt broke out in 1917 he supported the rebels. The new Communist government made him its official spokesman for culture. Since his death in 1936 he has been almost idolize by the Soviet. Who was he? (Names at bottom ct column)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday today to Senator Robert A. Taft and Gen. Jacob Devers, former chief of the United States Army ground forces.!
1 hen this fellow calls "Strike three!" and looks the baffled batter in the eye that's usually all there is to it for he stands 6 feet 2,& inches and weighs 265 pounds. Born in Keyeteville, Mo., Oct. 31, 1900, he starred in football at Centenary college and Geneva. He turned pro football player in 1927 and the next year began his career as a baseball umpire. For the next 10 years with the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants he starred c the pro gridiron. He also had a stint as football coach at Geneva. He has been an American Legue baseball umpire since 1936. Who is he? 2 Born Alexei Maximovich Peshkov in 1868 at Nishi-Nov-gorod, this great Russian writer had to earn his own living at the
IT'S BEEN SAID Too often those who entertain ambitions, expel remorse and nature. Shakespeare.
IT HAPPENED TODAY 1941 In World War n, Lenin-' grad was invested by the German armies. 1935 Huey Long, senator from Louisiana and former governor, was shot at Baton Rouge.
HOW'D YOU MAKE OUT? . 1. Sodom and Gomorrah. 2. Warren G. Harding and James M. Cox.
3. Carroll Widdoes State university.
4. Detroit. 5. Off the southeast coast of South America. "XJOO nipcuK "8 'PJeqflnH (I'D) Wqoa -I
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REVEALING ONE of greatest "strikes' in Alaskan history, Navy announces natural gas has been discovered on its 37,000-acre Petroleum Reserve No. 4 (shaded). The gas field lies six miles south of Point Barrow, and is in commercial quantities. (International)
BETTY MURPHY BRIDE
OF DON COURTNEY , Miss Betty June Murphy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Murphy of 579 Sylvandell Street,
Sullivan, became the bride of Don Courtney, son of Mrs. Alice Courtney of Sullivan, Friday evening, September 2, at 8 o'clock at the Sullivan First Methodist Church. The vows of the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. E. E. Aldrich, pastor of the church, before an altar banked with white gladtolas and lighted candelabra. Miss Beverly McCammon, close friend of the bride, sang "Because," "Always" and "The Lord's Prayer." The . bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a street-length dress of rust color-: ed satin with green accessories. Miss Myrna Hughes and Paul Sims, both of Sullivan, were their only attendants. Miss Hughes wore a -Kelly green suit with brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney will make their home in Sullivan. They are both employed ' by the Public Service Company of Indiana.
WEATHERMAN-GRAY VOWS READ ..- In a ceremony performed at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, August 28th in the Westmiastei Presbyterian Church in South Bend, Ind., Miss Marjorie Lea Weatherman became the bride of Harold E. Gray of Marengo, I1L The Rev. Morris C. Robinson, Of Grace Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, Minn., officiated Lefore an altar banked with baskets of gladioli and lighted tapers in candelabra. Mrs. Dalton Shmoek sang "Bean's 2'' and "I Love .You Dear" accompanied at the organ by Miss Nancy Dodge. The bride's parents, who celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary Sunday, are Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Weatherman of 943 Oakland Street, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Gray of
Marengo, 111., are the ' bridegroom's parents. Preceding the bride to the
altar were her sister, Mr';. William D. Smith, who was matron of honor, the Misses Virginia Stillson and Norma Gray cf Marengo, 111, sister of the bridegroom, bridesmaids, ami Miss Janice Marlowe of Gary, Ind., a cousin of the bride, was a junior attendant. Shelby Gray, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Richard Bartone of Mishawaka, was ring bearer. Attending the bridegroom as best man was his rousin, Jack Henning. ""William D. Smith and Lamar T. Smith, ushered. A period gown of bridal satin was selected by the bride for her wedding. A bertha of Chantilly lace outlined the marquisette
yoke and the same lace cascaded down the front of the full skirt and accented the long tra'n. Her
finger-tip veil was edged in lace and fell from a crown of peatl orange blossoms. She carried an orchid on a white Bible. Mrs. Smith wore an orchid.
.taffeta period gown made with a
bertha, marquisette yoke and a hoop skirt drawn at the hemline to reveal rows of lace. The bridesmaids were attired in identical gowns in Nile green and the junior attendant wore a gown of yellow Taffeta. A pink taffeta gown with a large Puritan collar and matching bonnet was selected for the flower girl who carried a basket of rose petals. The other attendants wore matching mitts and braided halos and carried colonial arrangements of mixed flowers tied with ribbon to match their gowns. -Following a reception at the
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VIRGINIA MAYO looks longingly at JOEL McCRfcA in this scene iiom .... ' iiz-mrtii inn TrnniTATlV,i
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' bride's home, the newlyweds left 1 man and Mr. and Mrs. I on a trip to New Orleans, La., Boone of Sullivan. ; and through Mississippi. When 1
I they return September 10th they
; will reside with the bride's parents. J The bride attended John (Adams' High School and the
bridegroom attended Marengo Community High School. He served 18 months with the air corps in the- Pacific. The bride's parents are former residents of Sullivan. She is a niece of Miss Beatrice Weather-
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