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THE TIPTON (IND.) TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. 9, 1946. KEMPT0N MRS. ANNA COX CLUB ENTERTAINED The euchre club party was en lortained try Mrs. Gretchen Halford at thd home of Mrs.

Dena Cox night with 15 members and one guest, Mrs. Edith Johnson, present. Euchre was 1) laved and prizes awarded to Jeanett Burget, high score, PREPARE YOUR BODY FOR WINTER NORPHEX A and VITAMINS To Resists Colds and COMPLEX For Pep and Energy Insure Your Health BLUE FRiONT DRUG STORE MOOD ROSEBERRY. Props TIPTON, IND. til Mrs.

Isooelle Cox, low scofe. Mrs. Edith Johnson, traveling Drize, and Mrs. Eloise Pargett, door prize. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

Deloris Anderson at the home 01 Mrs. Margaret Eaton. HALLOWE'EN PARTY The annual Hallowe'en party of the American Legion post was held Thursday night with a large attendance. Prizes were Awarded to 'Alice Jo Stouaer, Eddie Stouder, Jackie Cunningham, Madonna Burget Judith Gossard and Eddie Halford. Dale Rigger won the door prize and Dalbert Gibles won the cake for the cake walk.

Vern Goodnight a scooter; Everette Smith of Lafayette, a radio, and Lucille Morris of Tipton, an electric iron. PARENTS OF GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hawkins of Kempton, are the parents of a girl, Shirle Lynn, born Sunday at 5:25 p. at the Clinton county hospital in Frankfort.

He weighed seven pound, 13 ounces, and is the first child in the home. The mother is the former Miss Frances Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs'. Ernie' Jones and Mr. Hawkins is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. jJElza Hawkins. VISIT PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hobbs of Lafayette, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Orvan Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Earl Floyd. Jesse McMullan of Kentland, visited Tuesday with his ents, Mr.

and Charles Mullan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Floyd of Baker, Leroy Floyd and Darrell Anderson, Mr. and Mrs: Shelvie Keith Floyd were Sunday dinner guests at their parents, Mr and Mrs.

Earl Floyd. WOODS MOVE Mr. and Mrs. Gene Woods and tamily have moved from Frankfort to the farm home of her father, E. J.

Stafford, near Little New York. HOME EC CLUB TO MEET The Kempton Home Economics club will be entertained Tuesday at home of Mrs. Mae The hostesses are Mrs. McMullan, Mrs. Orr and Mrs.

Emma Hodson SUNDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tolle and children, and Ray Tolle of Russiaville, and Mr. and Mrs. Letha Tolle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Tolle FLAIR AND DASH ACHIEVED IN FASHIONS FOR YOUTH DR. V. M. SEARS OPTOMETRIST Union Bus Building Kokomo, Phone 5985 NOW IN.

WARDROBE CABINETS $6i98 $9i98 Boston Store PHONE ORDERS 210 (Union Delivery) $86.50 PORCELAIN TABLE TOP KEROSENE RANGE, insulated, with oven regulator SMALL 3-BURNER KEROSENE COOKING STOVE TIC E' Home Auto Supplies Our Toy Department Is Complete MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN COMPTON SON Inc. GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES, basket INDIANA POTATOES, 100 Ibs $2.99 $2.99 Warehouse Market HOME KILLED MEATS FRESH SHOULDERS, Jhalf or whole, Ib 43c FRESH HAMS, half or whole, Ib. 45c HAMBURGER, ground fresh every day, Ib. FRESH SIDE, piece or sliced, Ib. STEAK, young: beef, any cut, Ib.

63c SMITH'S IGA MARKET KINGAN'S PURE LARD Lb 46c VISIT IN HAMMOND Mr. and Mrs, Clell Armstrong of Frankfort, Mrs. Charles Ricketts of Scircleville. and Mrs. Charles Fisher visited Sunday with Mrs.

Fisher's son. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fisher and familv of Hammond. PARENTS OF SON Mr.

and Mrs. William Woods have received word from their son, Vaughn wife, of Davenport. of the birth of a son on Oct. 20. He has been named William Elmer.

VISIT MRS. FERGUSON Mr. and Mrs. Zack Sullivan and son, Jimmie, and Don Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Apple and Mrs. Lola Edgington of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. John Allison enjoyed Sunday with their mother. Mrs.

J. H. Ferguson. RETURN FROM VISIT Mrs. Louie Lawrence and granddaughters, Betty and Martha Stroup, have returned from a visit at New Castle with Mr.

and Mrs. Don Bennett. SUNDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs'. George Eppert and children of Frankfort, visited Sunday with her father, Burl Clark and Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Cox and con, Bobbie Ray, visited Sunday with her brother, Allen Wilson and family of Sharpsyille. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Foreman of Forest, visited Sunday with her.

parents; Mr. and Mrs. Fletch Jeffries. and Halford "and -Mr. Mrs.

Eddie Halford visited Sunday' with Mr. and -Mrs. Cayl Of SUNDAY VISITORS Mr.and Mrs. Harvey and children and Ralph Gross of Elwood, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. John Miss Lucille Stillwell of Kokomo visited Sunday, with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Stillwell. WEEK-END GUESTS Mr. Mrs. Doyle Purci- ful and family of Huntington, arc HEADLIGHT DOCTORS ear.

an yovnf cu iBportaat qvaatioB lor you iff with MT Baar Tkia feMriutmt cbacfca the aiat aad focw tab you umA ifcowi BlT. fa JWt toty vilk part ft Tipton Main Motor Co Hobbs, Mrs. Loretta Ehmon and Mrs. Lilly Caster. Afternoon guests were Mrs.

Stella Dellinger, Mrs. Lora ton, Mrs. Ella powning. The next meeting will be 5 at the home of Mrs: Victoria Jackson in Tipton With 8 50c gift exchange. Uft.

gray spun rayon gUn plaid daytime model: center, party gabardine dress; right, twill date dress. The teenage girl has difficulty, usually, in finding becoming fashions for her not-too-mature However. Grace Norman, designer of clothes for that trying age. has new group of originals which have the flair and dash to meet high fashion trends. The first frock is for daytime wear and shows a spun rayon woven glen plaid which has a convertible collar and simple, short sleeves.

The flaps which simulate pockets are buttoned over an inch-wide leather belt. For festive occasions when glamor is called for. the model pictured center is commended. It is made of gabardine. 1 has a tiny at the throat, cap sleeves and full skirt for dancing.

It comes in gold, peacock blue, red, cocoa and aqua accented with midnight black velvet daisies falling from shoulder to waist. The third model is another variation of the shirtwaist dress. It can be worn for "day-into-evening dates. The sleeves are billowing push-ups which are cuffed tightly below the elbow, and the wide leather belt gives color contrast Side slit pockets and a bulky skirt add smart, casual touches. (International) visited over the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. Vern Barnett. Mrs. Jeanett Burgett and children Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Rosa Herrall of Kokomo.

Mr. and Mrs. Loyze Sharps of Kokomo, were Saturday night guests of Mrs. Mary Bozell and daughter, Patty. Mr.

and Mrs. Hubert Stanberry and children of Summitville, visited Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F.

Hubbartt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Amos and children of Anderson, visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Goodnight. HONOR WYRICK BIRTHDAY The Birthday club party was entertained. Wednesday with a pitch-In dinner at the home of Mrs. Nancy Wyrick in honor of her birthday. A large birthday Cake.

"Happy Birthday, Mom," was presented to her by the son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Wyrick. Those to enjoy the day were Mrs. Marie Jackson, Mrs.

Jessie Chesteen, Mrs. Zora Cline, Mrs. Asks Truman Quit STUDIOUSLY silent has been President Truman on the proposal by Sen, J. William Fulbright, Arkansas Democrat, that the chief executive resign and turn Leona Cline of Tipton, Mrs. Cora the presidency over to Republican Cline, Mrs.

Ethel White, Mrs. Daurcy Stroup and Mrs. Nellie Wyrick. Mrs. Stroup and Mrs.

Leona Cline won the contest prizes, and Mrs. Nelle Wyrick won the door prize. Mrs. Nancy Wyrick gifts. received many nice W.

C. C. MEETS W. C. C.

S. members of he Kempton Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Kate Goodnight at her home. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Frances Beacer.

The group sang "Where He Leads Me, I Will Follow," and Mrs. Golda Hobbs offered prayer. Mrs. Hobbs was program leader. Mrs.

Roxie Clark spoke about "Making Ready for World Community Life," and Mrs. Breakenridge gave a' paper on "Individual Christian's Part." Monuments and markers are tokens which symbolize the love, respect and admiration which you feel toward those you once held so dear. Tipton Monument Co. Ill Cut Adams St. TIPTON, INDIANA Telephone MI Sen.

'Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan. Fulbright argues that the nation's domestic and international affairs will become hopelessly muddled with a Democratic president and a Republican Congress. But Truman Isn't saying anything. (International) were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph McMullan. Mr. and Mrs. Broxham visited also with Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Me? Carthy. Mrs. George Scircles of Knightstown, has beert visiting her daughter, Jerry Carr and family. Mrs.

Golda 'Johnson' visited a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Schimmel, and" family, of Frankfort. Mr. and Mrs. William Steel of Pickard, visited last' week with Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Halford. Mrs. Cora Cline left Friday for Muncie to visit in the home of Dexter Davis and family for a few days. Mr.

and Mrs. James A. Goodnight visited Sunday with her brother, Floyd Shuck, and mother, Mrs. Ira Shuck, of Elwood. Mrs.

Marie Ricketts and children of near ScircleVille visited Sunday afternoba'with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Earl Floyd. Mrs. Bessie Cox gave the devotions and the theme was "Making God's New World." The subject was "Through Courage." The meeting was turned over to the Ladies' Aid, and the vice president, Mrs.

Roxie Clark, presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Martha Qrr, who yas sick and unabble. to attend. Reports were read and approved. The meeting was closed with the missionary benediction.

Hostesses served angel food cake, fruit salad, tea, coffee and candy favors to ten members and one guest, Mrs. Harris. The Christmas meeting will be Dec. 4, at the home of Boyer in Kempton. Each members is to bring a 25-cent gift.

MISS STROUP ENTERTAINS Miss Martha Stroup entertained with a Halloween party at her home Wednesday after school for members of her school class and friends. The rooms were decorated with suggestions pf Hallowe'en and the guests were dressed for the occasion. Games in keeping with the season were played. Prizes were won by Adel Butler for the most original, dressed as a Jap, and Betty Lee Burget and Janice Gossard for the prettiest costumes. Candy bars were given other guests.

PERSONALS Sue Carter, 3-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earlen Carter of Kempton, is confined to her bed with scarlet fever. HOBBS Mrs. Mark Weismiller SOCIETY ENTERTAINED The Ladies Aid of the Hobbs Christian church met all day Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Ethel Hobbs in Hobbs with Mrs. Effie Resslar as co-hostess. A pHch-in dinner was served at noon to 22 women, four children and three men. The meeting was called to order by the Mrs. Esther Reismiller, and devotions were by Mrs.

Ola Dellinger. prayer by Mrs. Esther Reismiller and roll call by Mrs, Gienna Powell. A new mem- berber is MrsJ Leona Fernung. The secretary's report was read by Mrs.

Glenha Powell. Members planned a Thanksgiving market. Officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Norma Fuller; vice-president, Mrs. Crystal Burkett; secretary and reporter, Mrs.

Mary Weismiller, and treasurer, iMrs. Esther Reismiller. The business meeting closed by all; repeating the Lord's prayer in unison. The program xvas in charge of Mrs. Effie Ressler and contest prizes went to Mrs.

Glenna. Powell, Mrs. Mabel Burkett and Mrs. Crystal Burkett. The door prize was won by Mrs.

Norma Fuller. Members of the club presented Mr. and Mrs. Omer Burkett with a sugar and creamer set in honor of their golden wedding anniversary. Those present for the dinner were Mrs.

Norma Fuller and daughter, Carol Ann, Mrs. Florence Cole and sons. Jerry and David, Mrs. Effie Ressler, Mrs. Crystal Burkett, Mrs.

Alice Julius, Mrs. Dessie Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Powell, Mrs. Mabel Burkett, Mrs.

Cora Hinds, Mrs. Leona Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dellinger, Mrs. Ethel Scott, Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Reismiller, Mrs. Jack Stroup, Mrs. Nellie Teter, Mrs. Mary SELECTS OFFICERS The Homecraft Home Economics club met Wednesday afternoon at.

the home of Mrs. Arthur Noble in Hobbs with 12 members and three children present. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Alice Julius. The song of the month, "How Can Leave was sung and the flag salute and.

club creed were given in unison. Members voted to give $15 to the Federation of Clubs toward their pledge on the hospital fund and one dollar to the Federation for dues. Two delegates from the Home- craft club, Mrs. Glenna Powell and Mrs. Garnet Terwilliger, will attend the outlook meeting Friday in Tipton.

The club planned a food market and the- committee appointed follows: Mrs. Glenna Powell, Mrs. Garnet Terwilliger and Mrs. Alice Julius. The Christmas party will a Christmas dinrer at Mangos cafeteria, Elwood.

The program will be in -charge of the local officers -and, a gift exchange of 50c is planned. The committee appointed for the Christmas decorations was Mrs. Garnet Terwilliger and Mrs. Mildred Noble. The club prayer was given in unison.

The committees reported new officers as follows: President, Mrs. Harriet Hinds vice-president, Mrs. Margaret Teal; sec retary and reporter, Mrs. Mary Weismiller. Project leaders will be Mrs.

Katherine Joerger, Mrs. Garnet Melson, Mrs. Cora Hinds and Mrs. Garnet Tferwilliger. Installation of officers will be at the Christmas party.

During the program, contest prizes went to Mrs. Garnet Mrs. Garnet Melson and Mrs. Alice Julius. The door prize was won by Mrs.

Cora Hinds. 'Refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. Cora Hinds, Mrs. Alice Julius, Mrs. Mabel Burkett, Mrs.

Katherine Joerger, Mrs. Glenna Powell, Mrs. Garnet Melson, Mrs. Garnet Terwilliger, Mrs. Leona Fernung, Harriet Hinds and PERSONALS Tuesday.

guests of Mrs. Ed Cole'of Hobbs were Mrs. Kenneth Fox, east of Elwood, and Mrs. Lylia Holt and Ruby Perry o'f Elwood. Noble, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Noble, was. the Wednesday night guest pf 7 nie Scott, son and Robert Scott, southwest ox Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Parke of near Atlanta visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton of Hobbs recently. Miss Mary Eberhart of Hobbs is spending the week-end in Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralpr Broxhjm Mrs. Nellie of Mobile, and Mr I Weismiller and son. Dean, Mrs.

Mrs. Don Hefferman of Indiana- Myrtle Harmon, 1 Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Haskett Is New President of Ladies' Aid Society Mrs. Eva Haskett became president of the Sand Bank Ladies' Aid society at a meeting at the home of Mrs.

Dorothy Miller Thursday afternoon. Other officers are Mrs. Lloyd Carmicheal, vie-president; Mrs. Yvonne Thomas, secretary- treasurer; Mrs. Oscar Hoover, missionary leader; Mrs.

Anita Achenbach, reporter, and Mrs. Carmel Hoover, flower fund chairman. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Oscar Hoover, and devotions were given by Mrs. Eva Haskett in keeping with the 100th anniversary of the American missionary association.

Mrs. Orp'ha Achenbach, leader of the missionary.society, told of the founding of the society and the. progress ft has made. Mrs. Miller told of her trip to Detroit, Mich, as a delegate to the Missionary convention.

The meeting was closed with the pledge to the American flag and the society prayer. Guests were- Mrs. Crystal Gossard and Mrs. Mary Harlow. An anniversary cake was cut and serv ed to those present.

VISITS IN TIPTON Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lewis and son, Dickey, of Dearborn, have been visiting with Dr. and Mrs.

George Warne, West street, and Mrs. Orintha Smith, North Main street. They left today to visit relatives in Indianapolis. Mrs. Lewis was the former Miss Ava Lee Warne, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Dallas Warne, former- residents of Tipton, no wresid- ing in Washington, D. C. Lois Jarvis to Wed Fredrick Prewitt Mrs. Malcolm Porter, South Main street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Lois Jarvis, to Fredrick Prewitt, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. Frew- itt, Columbus. Mr. Prewitt is a veteran of the U.

S. navy. The date for the. wedding has not been set. FOSTER CLASS TO MEET The Foster class of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Charles Michel and Miss Beth Michel, route 1. Devotions will be in charge of Mrs. James Collins. All members are urged to be RELIEF CORPS TO MEET Ther Women's Relief corps will meet Saturday at 2:30 p. m.

at the courthouse. A program is planned and refreshments will be served. All members are asked to be present. Windfall School Notes The high school will open its basketball season tonight in the locar gymnasium against St. Mary's of Anderson.

The first game will begin at 7 p. m. followed by the second at 8 p. m. The doors will open it 6:30 p.

m. The cafeteria operating at full capacity, serving from 310 to 320 lunches per day. The same ladies who prepared meals last year are preparing them again this year, namely Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Leavell and Mrs.

Foreman. Lunch service begins ait 11:05 with the first grade followed each five minutes with the elementary grades until all the grades are. served by .11:30 a. m. The high.

school students are served at. 11:55 m. The menus --are planned by Mrs. Hanson; home economics teacher, and the three ladies in charge of cooking Use Classified Ads for Results. QUESTIONS A ANSWIU ABOUT WB JLOTOMOIIU umagt, Mdtai you, TOOT fomBy First National Insurance Agency RALPH LEATHERMAN Phone 271 Avon Products Christmas Specials to Sell Mrs, Ernest Delph 323 Weit Madison Phone 3252 Formerly Sold by MRS.

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