The Republic from Columbus, Indiana • Page 12

THE EVENING REPUBLICAN, COLUMBUS, INDIANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22. 1950. PAGE TWELVE lOD LICENSE OFFICE CHANGES HANDS Mrs. Maier Takes Over as Manager of Local Branch. CARD OF THANKS We wlah to acknowledge our deepest appreciation to our kind neighbor! and friends for the many acts of kindnesses, beautiful floral tributes and cards extended at the passing of Miss Florence Klngr, our beloved sister nephew, and dear friend of Mary Buxton.

We especially wish to thank Rev. Page for his consoling message. Flanigan, Reed and Inlow Mortuary and staff for every kind and understanding service and all who assisted in any way during our berevement. Sister, Nephew, Mary Buxton Telephone People Hold Xmas Party The commercial department of Indiana Bell Telephone company here held a Christmas party and dinner Thursday night at the Elks club. A gift exchange was held and a special gift presented to Russell Roth, manager.

Others present were Mrs. Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Zike, Mr. and Mrs.

Reynolds Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dewey, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Hottle and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Friedcrs. Rex Eddy, 823 Gladstone St.

John's Lodge No. 20 FISH FRY Saturday December 30 5:30 PL Master Mason Degree with a visiting craft from New Albany. (This takes the place of December 27th meeting). No meeting Dec. 27.

Tickets 50c. See any of the officers before December 28th. it it avenue, is in Room 302 at the county hospital for treatment. Marvin Bryant, Center street, is receiving treatment in Room ft ft ft ft ft -V FRUIT CAKE 1 i 16 at the county hospital. Columbus Symphony orchestra will suspend rehearsals for the holiday season.

Next rehearsal will be Jan. 7. Robert Tuggle of Seymour is improving at the county hospital, where he is receiving treatment. Mrs. Belle Pearson.

437 Second street, who has been ill for the past 18 weeks, is still confined to bed and unimproved. Mr. and Mrs. Norman CundifT of Route 8 are parents of a daugh f. NEW CE HEA6 Ralph J.

Cordiner of New York, above, is The Indiana Auto License branch office here formally changed hands today, going from the Democrat administration to the Republicans as a result of the GOP victory in the November election. Mrs. Kathryn Davis Maier, county GOP vice-chairman, ok over as manager, succeeding Mrs. Hubert McNealy, daughter of Glen T. Harden, county Democrat chairman.

A state audit of the office, made with changes in managerships, was completed this morning. Mrs. Maier announced that Miss Rosalyn Nolting will serve as a permanent assistant in the office and that Mrs. Virginia Wilhite also will assist during times of peak business. Miss Nolting has been working in the Bartholomew County Agricultural Conservation office at the courthouse.

All managerships of auto license branch offices over the state are being changed as a result of the victory of Leland L. Smith, Republican, over Charles D. Fleming for secretary of state last November. Normally the change in" managerships here takes place around the middle of December, but there was a delay in getting an auditor available for the final check of the office. the new president of the General lectric succeeding Charles it Wilson, who resigned to head SPIKE JONES' Presents The Merriest Show of the Year TOM THOMPSON and His JUNIOR CITY SLICKERS 1951 Revue the governments new Defense Mobilization Board.

Cordiner, has' been with GE for 24 years and has been executive vice president since Priced at $1.00 $1.50 2.00 3.00 5.00 Priced at $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 $5.00 XMAS PARTY it Bill King, direct from 6 years La Verne IjiiiI, winner of several tour with Spike one. Starting national talent eontta and out- his 7th year In January. The standing accordion vlrtuoa. most outstanding comedy jug- gler In America today. Ed shunmav captivating the J.

C. Wiley, with a new act en- Ih? titled. The Latest Dope. "Rudolph. The Red Nosed Reindeer" and other Jean Given, singing, the never Spike Jones hit.

to be forgotten "Temptation and Rollie- Illtnrh, The man with a million, faces. Mr. Funnjbone. I'hil Davis, piano playing barl- tone with scintillating collection Fred Van Gilder, Ace Doctor of of seasonal songs. Jococity.

Community Gathering to Be Held at Snapp Store 22nd Time it ter, born Thursday night at the county hospital. A son was born Thursday at the county hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cooley, 1203 Parkway drive. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wheatley of Route 5 are parents of a daughter, born Thursday night at the county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gwinn.

1511 Chestnut street, are parents of a son, born Thursday night at the county hospital. A daughter was born Thursday night at the county hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushey of Route 2. Ralph Norris of North Vernon is in fair condition today at the county hospital, where he is receiving treatment.

Mrs. Nettie McWilliams, West Fourth street, is in good condition at the county hospital, where she is receiving treatment. Mrs. Emerson Emmerick, 441 McKinley avenue, is in fair condition at the county hospital. She December 26 H.

S. Gym 8:15 P.M. I Tickets now at Hinkle Music House and Lindsay's The Snapp general store in St. Louis Crossing will be the scene of a community Christmas party on Sunday night as it has on Christmas eve annually for the past 22 years. The program at the general store will be held immediately following the Christmas services at St.

Loihis Crossing Methodist church. Mrs. Snapp hasn't been feeling very well lately and almost decided not to have the party. But as Christmas drew near she changed her mirid, deciding to hold it the same as she had since 1928. The store has ibeen decorated for the occasion with lighted trees both on the, inside and out.

When the party begins, there will be. a prayer by the Rev. Bennett, followed by the appearance of two Santa Clauses with treats for all. In some past years the party at the Snapp store has attracted more than 300 people. Many persons from around the community attend every year.

CHOICE TURKEY: PLENTY RICH and PLENTY FULL OF CHOICE FRUITS AND An Ideal way to remember a close friend AND the cost it small as compared to other suitable gifts For Sale at: YOUR GROCERS SAP'S BAKERY DELICATESSEN Or Buy from: tup ai fikinur nAtir tin 300 Children Attend Moose Xmas Party Moose lodge entertained 300 children of members Thursday night at a Christmas party at the lodge home on Washington street, featuring a "Yule circus," movies and a Santa Claus with treats. The party was held from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock and started with a half-hour of motion pictures, including cartoons, shown by an operator provided by the Boys club. The circus followed with acts by a trained pony, five dogs, a monkey, a clown and a girl juggler. At the close Santa Claus distributed treats to all the children. Arrangements were made by the lodge entertainment committee, headed by Alva Burton, and by Paul Voelz, lodge secretary.

Funeral Rites Held For Rollie Owens Funeral services for Rollie Owens, 81, who died Tuesday in Indianapolis, were held at 10 o'clock this morning at Flatrock cemetery near Clifford. Mr. Owens was a grandson of Nathaniel Owens, who received the original grant of land from the government near Owens bridge between Taylorsville and Clifford. Among the survivors Is a daughter. Miss Kettle Owens, of Hens 11 to 16 lbs.

Toms 20 to 28 lbs. it is receiving treatment. Driver is Fined $50 On Drinking Charge William Marshall; 22, Route 2, airman at Atterbury Air Force base, was fined $50 and costs today in Bartholomew county circuit court on a charge of drunken driving. Marshall was arrested at 11:50 o'clock Thursday night at Seventh street and Lafayette avenue by city police after he failed to stop at a stop sign. Judge George W.

Long recommended that he not be issued an Indiana driver's license for one year. Marshall was driving with a Michigan permit. -ORDER NOW- inr LULUMHITN nil IN I Jim ju i- Brownie's Poultry Market I EMPIRE ONCE Brazil is the only country In Pan America which was an empire for any length of time. In glass manufacture soda Is used primarily as a flux to aid in melting. ft in it RETAIL Phone 6682 WHOLESALE 919 Twenty-third St.

i NOT OPEN To-night And Saturday! Until 9 PM a NEW WOOD USE. Balsa wood similar to that used to construct model airplanes, is now being adapted to crates designed for freight shipments by air. YOUNG WOMEN George Mounts of Route 4 Is in Room 206 at the county hospital for treatment. Denny's Drive -In Will Be Closed December 25th Through 29th To redecorate and to give our employees a Christmas vacation. I Will be open at 5:00 o'clock SATURDAY MORNING, DEC.

30h Thank You DENNY COX ft ft ft Miss June Burton, 1227 McKin-ley avenue, is improving with treatment at the county hospital. i ii ft ft -the best GIFT Our Radio and Television plants have openings tor a FEW MORE YOUNG WOMEN who are qualified to do light, accurate assembly work. If you have not already applied and feel that you can do this kind of work, please contact our Employment Office, which is located at Thirteenth Street and the Big Four Railroad. Our Employment Office is open from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

ARVIH INDUSTRIES, Inc. COLUMBUS, INDIANA Season's Greetings To one and all we extend sincerest wishes for a very glad Yuletide, and a happy, happy New Year! 1 V' XMAS SPECIAL I filflfi ml- i j'i it: Iwi Vi I Th prIee PAIR of LAMPS I I f' yjQn I II lamps In your choice of Wine, Blue, Green or Vi tjS I' 1 Gold ruchinR trimmed shades. fN WT' fig i to any member of your family would be a PAID-UP STOCK CERTIFICATE Issued in any amount of $190.00 or more rkVTDENTJS TWICE YEARLY! lit ii! tt Is Branch Office 6th and Washington Sts Columbus, Ind. Home FEDERAL Sayings Loan Ass'n Home Office, '117 West Second St, Seymour, Ind. Well ADVERTISED is Half Sold ESS for ONLY $1 DOWN It I 1 it 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 i Final Awards In Our $500 FREE Give Away Final Awards will be made in the store Saturday Dec.

23 at 3 P. M. Saturday Afternoon at 2:00 eagles home FLOOR SHOW AND TREATS FOR ALL THE KIDDIES Also Floor Show and Dance Saturday Night 9 to 12 MUSIC BY 'RED' JONES nr5)w 1 3 fflKH HOUK MOTOR SALES I Fourth At Franklin INDIANA vl Phone 3723 jj i i.