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PageAd Phone 2222THE(INDIANA) REPUBLICANNews Phone 3333ThursdaveiETfCOgratulations were received byHockMothers ClubtheT. B. AssociationsThompson ReunionCooperThe home of Mr^and Mrs. El- Sweeney Chapel at ButlerIndianapolis. The bridalWednesday afternoon, Graham Annex Mothers Clubwas laid withthe first session of theschool year in the music roomHold RegionalMeeting WednesdayIndianapolisforty-eighth annual Thompson scene of a pretty Septemberding Saturday night at 8:30adorned with roseSchoolgreen and topped by bellsflowers and silver candelabraNewman, president, conductedTuberculosisPresidential ValetDies In Jersey CityJersey City, N. J., Sept. 14 (/P)Bash Cruso, who served as at-wasbusiness sessionfriends of the family o’clock when Miss Patricia AnnCoopernoonCooperJames Thompson of Marionbride of Charles E. Kelsocompleted the table decorationsFlowers were vised throughoutTurroomTwo hundred guests werener, principal. He in turn introduced the other teachers ofwasat the Lincoln Hotel in Indianapolis Wednesdaytending valet and assistant stew-ard to Presidents McKinley,Theodore Roosevelt, and Taft,\died last night at 79.Cruso, a Negro and native ofThe undersigned will sell at public auction at mypresident, presided duringson of Mr. and Mrs. ThomasservedschoolThe next meeting will beAlexander, executive secretary,Washington, ranstove busi-residence *4, mile north of Manilla in Rush County onwasbusiness session when various KelsoGene Brown, Mrs. Jack Smith,reportsBefore the altar, which was Miss Erlene Snyder, Miss NormaThomp- decorated with wrought ironOctober 4 at 7:30 p. m.* * * *Wednesday Partysonpedestalpresident; and Mrs. Robert gladiolus, chrysanthemums, rosesTheMay, secretary-treasurer.reunion will be held withand dahlias against a back-Miss Jeanette CassaA group of young people fromschell Pickett and Mrs. MarlandAdams.Theness here. He held patents onseveral gas heaters. Death wascaused by a heart attack.Saturday, September 16,1950the Christmas Seal Sale with thedy. Guests were from Kokomo, the New Salem Methodist ChurchTipton, RushvilleRushvillequotasen by Arthur Imboden, the vir-If you want an eight to fifteenpound bird buy a hen turkey; ifAt 1:30 P. M.you want a sixteen to twenty-byville, Indianapolis, and Co1951ground of ferns and lighted lumbus, Ohio.Wednesdayan enjoyable time of skating.tues of the sale by Chester D.Kelly and selling the public byMr. and Mrs. Carl Smith at seven-branch candelabras, the The bride chose a rose suit Those present were the LoyalGreentown.Bits of history were given byRev. Robert Morris, pastor of with brown accessories and aMrsGene Vaughn. A round tablediscussion on “List BuildingTipton West Street Christian corsage of baby orchids for the iyn Reynolds, Sunshine GirlsMrs. Dellawas led by Mrs. William H.the oldest liv- church, used the double ring j wedding trip to the Smoky j classmemberhas attendedceremony inconfirming the Mountains. They will be at homeasSchlossersecretary of Johnson County,vowsafter Saturday at 351 Mayfair assistant and the class taughtall the meetingspro-consistedRobert Kitner of Tipton, orColumbusby Minon Coers, vocalplayed “To a WildGwen May, a number by the•'Always♦tLeibestraum” andOhio.Mrs. Kelso attended Butleri Laughlin+ * mconsultantfive pound bird buy a tom tur-standHarriet L. Remington of the national seal sale service.vocal trio composedCar-MissUniversity and she is a memberMeeting Postponednoonmen Price, Mrs. Edna May andTipton as she sang “Beof Delta Delta Delta and PhitheMrs. Marguerite TempleSharon!causelaP. LoveO Promice Me” and “ISororities. She wfasleaders’ lesson, Richland WideWarrenapolis talkedWhy a TuberTheeThe traditionalretary for Pioneer Corn ComAwake Club meeting has beenculosis ProgramMMissing by Mr. Thompsonwedding marches were played byreports of early meetings apdMr. Kitner.pany. N IndianaKelsopostponed until SeptemberUniversity, is plantpicturesThe bride, who was given in Columbus arriaee bv her father, chose aRed i-Foodstilde P. Sanquinet spoke concerning the new materials inhealtheducation.FredericCounty HerefordWeigle closed the session withsecRaleigh Societygown of white satinMrsaswas fashioned withSaturday evening a bridal din- Tour Is Arrangedwas servedretary can do in rehabilitationof patients.the Raleigb Ladies Aid Society aTuesday afternoon when twen- colltr* yoke outlined Wlth iue.ca anemoon nen long pointed sleeves, and ejlace bodice having a petite the bride’s aunt, Mr. and MrsThe Rush County HerefordWalter Kirkwood, at Tipton. Breeders Association will con-FORMER Y OFFICIALtv-four members and severalThoseWedguests were present. Mrs. EvaScriptureing to points on the bouffant satin skirt which fell into aThomas Kelsonesday, according to an an-Indianapolis, Sept. 14 (JP)Maurice Browning and daugh-GeorgeCharles A. Tevebaugh, 74, for-after which Mrs. FTone LindsaycathedralRobertYMCAled in prayerfell from a band of satin en-theFollowing group singing, business session was conductedtwined with seedcarried a lace edged colonialmeier. John Christian, Jr., and Harold Lynn Atkins.0 m •tour chairman. I yesterday in Methodist Hospital.The group will meet at the YMCA career included rais-county extension office at 9:15 . . .... # „by Mrs. Hill and it was decidedbouquet of glamellia florets.Hostessthat the Aid will hold an auc-tube rosesSymposiumwas enter-plannedst°P* • castle, Elkhart and Huntington..He resigned the state office insale the first week in OctoCockrill of TipTuesday afternoonStops have been arranged athome of Mrs. Naomi Morgan ^hell Newhouse, Loren MazeLowellherdetails to be announced t0 was maid of honor in a rose when nine members respondedlater.orchid satin gown made with | rojj cajjJimAnn Sharpfitted bodice, square neckline j^ms j^rswith a piano solohaving a fitted collar, full skirt i a gues^Moster, Gene Reddick,with miscellaneous Charles Peggs, Bert Hodson and John Morgan was1946.Tellas gave a shorthighlighted with folds formingWorth Hodson. A noon lunch will be served at the Durbin Hotel.reading after which she conhip panniers. She had matching artjCie entitledMrs. Kenneth Dimett gave anbeen madeFor Parents i have a Purdue representativeducted aninteresting contest. P1lUs and carried a cascade after whiCh Mrs. Morgan sang i on the tour. Mr. Alford indicatedWhenThe Mizpah Benediction wasbouquet of coxcomb clusters. ..Sam gong - piaying herpea ted in unison. The hostessrose pink chrysanthemumsassisted bv Mrs. Mary Austellsweetheart rosesthere will probably be Hereford accompaniment. Mrs. Floyd Hin- j cattie breeders from adjoininger read a biography of Carrie counties on the tour.NeedMinnie Mohler ad MrsBridesmaids wera Miss Betty Jacobs Bond piaying and sing-belleTo Browning of Rushville. niece ing a group of her'songs. Follow-APPLYmentsThe meeting adjourned °f _the. ^groom^ and Miss ingcontestPSCconvenePhillips of Tipton. Their ducted by Mrs. Dimett, delicious Indianapolis, Sept. 14 (/P)Octoberereenfashioned with fitted bodicesrefreshments were served.Service CommissionRash CountyWedding Anniversarybertha collars, long full skirts 8 at the home of MrsThe next meeting will be Octo- has approved plans of theSouthernIndianTelephoneLoanAboutfifty accented iarge bows forming nelh Djmet,t in Spiceland. Mem- Company of Aurora to issuerelatives and friends offered bustles- They w°re matching bers are asked to be present000 in five per cent pre-East Second Streettheir congratulations to Mr. and ’Y“!? bouquets„ - r-t i . .I,.,, similar to that of the maid ofpleasestock. The money will beMrs.Fancher%edding□onerpearlclock. Thereused to retire outstanding stockPike, Mgranniversary Sunday afternoonthebebearing six per cent.their home in CirclevilleKel^ of IndianapolisManv bouquets of flowers and ; ™ce of bridegroom, washer gifts furnished the back-1 to . She was dressed inwhite net floor length gownground for the occasion. MrsForrest Rosenberger of Cham-dged in satin with rosepaign, 111..Donald Friend'he skirt. Her bonnet matchedConnersvilleMrsDelberther gowrn and she wore wThiteFancher of Milroy and MrsrosesDonald Fancher of Hendersonoonsdaughter and daughters-in-law.assistedMathewn a miniaturevase. Her gift from the bride was a pearl necklace.of Indianap-Martinsville. Carthage,served the light refreshments. ,Granddaughters of the couple j . e *° brother.s w,presented the guests with favors. I „ . 45 f brother s bestman and guests were seated bvGuests were from Connersville. . _ _T .. *Rush- Christian, Jr., Harold At-kins and Robert Berkemeier, allInd.. Cham- i Qf RushvUle and Walter Kirk.Badorus. 111., and Santa Moni- *°°t’ £ °f T‘Pl°n' C0US‘n °fp I # % * tne bride.Ca’ a 1 Mrs. Cooper, mother of the! bride, was dressed in beige woolville andpaign.FisherPhilcoGet Help from OurClassMrs. Lawrence Krammes en-crepe with black velvet acces-tertained the Friendship Classsories and a corsage of pinkMethodistKelsoSchool Wednesday afternoonaccessories and a corsageThe thirteen members presentyellow lilies.FARM PLANDEPARTMENTsongs “More LikeFollowingm _ »*% mMARHINF SHFI)Bring: inour experts clan economicalyourwillproblems,help you1 a h o r -table; Ray Boy heating stove; white enamel kitchenheater; 5-burner oil stove; large round dining table;buffet; kitchen cabinet; iron bedstead; one antiquesafe; antique maple marble-top dresser; wardrobe; twofeather beds, one made of goose feathers; dishes andkitchen utensils; two cross cut saw's; two scythes; oneelectric brooder stove, 500-chick size; several miscellaneous farm tools; antique dough chest; mantle ltwo oil drums.TermsCash’JOE WALKERJesse DragooLandy Phares, Auct.Wendell Hester, Clerk126 South MainPhone 2556WRECKER SERVICEBARGAINS ARE ALWAYS ADVERTISEDYour Smartest6fGuaranteedGood Housekeeping** 4»vt«rei*Junioris anot anAs advertised inCHARM
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Rushville Evening Daily Republican
Rushville, Indiana, US
Thu, Sep 14, 1950
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