Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 90, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 4 May 1945 — Page 6

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Mothers Dine (Continued from Page 1)

ing seated at its end, Directly behind each boy was seated his Dad and to eit'ner side of the "arrow" were seated guests at special tables. At the close of the dinner, Peaches Harold "Red" Sering and Bill Jones introduced their squads, respectively, eactf" making an appreciative swefcUi ior cooperation and victories achieved., d u r i n g .the basketball season. Ccach Llcyd'.' Boyll ' then presented his junior high squad. The coaches were presented by T'vtmastpr Ppnl A.vhurv, Dean of Boys at the high school. Mrs. Paul Simj, president of the Basketball Mother's club expressed the pride of the mothers in the work of Sullivan's 1945 squads in both the High School and the Junior' High. She presented members of all the Squads, coaches and student managers with white "golden arrow" T-shirts. The nine graduating members of the varsity were presented by Mrs. Sims on behaif of ihe

Adults 33c. Child. 16c.

mothers, geld basketballs, after

the annual custom. Seniors receiving thesei awards were Ebbie Robertson, Rue! Hoesman, Dale Hines, Jack Smith, Bill Jared, Bill George,' Don Moore, Tom Kerlin and Dick Billman. The latter two are now in the service of our country and their awards were presented to their "Dads" in their absence. A five dollar cash award was awarded by the Ili-Y Club of

j Sullivan .High School to Ebbie Robinson who was unable to attend the affair, for totaling the highest number of free-throw shots in sanies nlayed during the 1945 basketball season. Two alumni athletes of Sullivan High School who ' have rej cently returned from overseas service were in attendance as special guests. They were Private First Class Stewart "Red" Faught, wounded veteran of the European Theater of Operations. U. S. Army, and Sergeant ' Bill Taylor, U. S. Marine Corps veteran of Pacific warfare.

Piano music ' was presented during the dinner by Miss Myra Laughlin and Miss Naomi Hedrick sang vocal solos prior to the presentation of the awards.

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1945.

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Adults 33c ChUdren, 14c.

Counly Council (Continued from Page One) ,

quested, $110.00; appropriated, $110.00. i Recorder Per Diem Recorder, requested, $411.25; appropriated,

LATE NEWS

. WILKES BARRE, Pa May 4. (UP) The govern

ment took formal possession of Pennsylvania's strike-bound anthracite mines today. President Truman ordered the mine seizure last night. Acting on the pres'dential order, Solid Fuels Administrator Harold Ickes took over control of the properties and ordered the miners to return to work Monday. . A spokesman for the union said the 72,000 miners will wait official word from the government and United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis to return to work. He 'said the men would abide by any government order. The hard coal mines have been idle since Monday night when the U.M.W. contract expired.

WASHINGTON, May 4. (UP) Prospects of a reduction in draft calls during the next few months got a sharp setback today from Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Marshall. In a letter to Chairman Andrew J. May, D., Kentucky, of

the House Military Affairs committee, Marshall pointed out

that the Army had not been able to meet replacement de nands cf Generals Dwight D. Eisenhower and Douglas Mac

rthur for May and June and that Eisenhower's current

lesses are running at 2 000 men daily. At the s?me t:me it ws learned from an authoritative Selective Service source that there is no intention of reduc

ing the size ?f draft calls at least through June 30th. Current calls are approximately 120,000 men a month. : " " ! "

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4. (UP) Soviet Foreign Com-r.issai-V. M. Melo'fcv -was seeking today to settle the" long Icsd-locked Polish government issue quickly' so that Paiand ccn be inv'ted to the United Nations conference before' 'the Argentine 'delegation arrives.-" ' s Russia apparently has abandoned her position of arguing the interpretation of the Yalta agreement on Poland. 4' "

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TAXES ARE DUE Monday, May 7th, will be the last day to pay spring tax without being delinquent and subject to a penalty. Cash is available here if you should need it for this or some other worthy cnuse. If April brought you a shower of scattered b'ils. let us help you consolidate them. Farm-' ers and Victory Gardeners can secure the cash they need, on short notice. Make us your borrowing headquarters, you will always feel at home here. . FIDELITY LOAN CO.

Upstairs east side square. Phone 125 Buy War Bond and Keep Them.

Sullivan

Since The Public Generally Is Not Familiar

with the various grades and quality of funeral merchandise, a family must' place their confidence in the funeral director they select to serve them. At our funeral home all materials are properly labelled and plainly priced. w There are no confusing trade names and no misleading substitutes.

RAILS BACK FUNERAL HOME

SULLIVAN

MOTOR

OIL

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16 in. Automobile Wheels -;' For Fords & Chevrolets

KYANIZE ENAMELS & NU-ENAMEL Spar Varnish Qt. $1.19 Flashlight Batteries

Mill IE AUTO SUPPLY

rmm Mmum acts fast on the kidneys to case painful bladder irritation caused by excess acidity in the nrine i nousands are tbanliimr DR. KII-MElt'S SWA.MP ROOT for helping tliem to reino 'o the cause of ne :dlr. ".jetties vp at nights". For tis pure herual reed'eine, origically created by a practising physician, acta quickly to increase the Uow of urine . . . helps relieve backache, run-down feeling, uncomfortable nyuiptoms of bladder irritation. SWAMP ROOT is a tiolii:c jjr:;ral!on. A comlilnatica of car('.l!y bie.iflid herbs, ipoLs, vesotobies, b:.' n. Abr,c!u:dj roUung liirsh or : .. rrr T wti"n yoa u:rt Dr. Kih-.'.er'a n. - . ?'..t pood inrc.'cr.ts that act k: ' i ' ' . - a ynu r'.iv c.":ut'!;vll 1 . . ; ., :d sawpL' TODAYI .J. t; i .' . "is of ohrrj you'll be glad .( , i . .. St::t.1 r.iiDP a:id adres te i C. isii.Tjer & Co., tac Eon ' . , iro, C;-.n. O'.'nr Kn-.iU'd. Eenc it one;. All di'ifjjisis ecll Swamp Root

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$411.25. Salary. First nopiity, requeslPd, $-104.23; appropriated, $492.00. -. Sheriff -Per Diem Slioriff, requested, $481.25; appropviHled, $481.25. Salary First Deputy, requested, $393.25; appropriated, $24.64. Per Diem Deputy Sheriff, requested, $151.25; appropriated, S151.25. Sheriffs Mileage, requested, $233.75; ' appropriated,

$233.75. Deputy Sheriffs Mileage,

requested, $233.75; appropriated,

$233.75.

' Co. Agricultural Agent Salary of Deputy, requested, $640.43; ap-1 propriated, $295.55. I Co. Supt. of Schools Salary. of

uepuiy. requested, ."jiti-iu appropriated, $394,011. County Assessor Per Diem Co. Assessor, requested, $411.25; appropriated, $411.25. Salary of Deputy, requested, $642.50; appropriated, $394.08. County Health Commissioner Salary Health Comm'r., requested, $539.28; appropriated, $539.28. Prosecuting Attorney Per Diem Prosecuting Attorney, requested, $600.00; , appropriated, MiOO.00. Circuit Court Per Diem Judge, requested, $400.00; appropriated,

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SUNDAY

May 6th

MOTHER'S DAY C A R D S and G I F T S

Bennett's Pharmacy

Dependable ; Drug Store Since Phone 96

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SOCIETY

$60.00; Gill Twp., req., $40.00; apnron.. $40.00. Hamilton Twp. Sal.

Assessor, req., $300.00; approp., D. of A. , iione. Sal. Deputies, req., $120.00; The Daughters of America wi approp., $120.00. Mileage E.xp., meet Monday evening, May 7tl

req., $3.(i0; approp., $3.80. Regis-1 All ineinbers please be present t'

tration of Voters Add 1 Lomp. discuss plans for the- dislrli-i'

Co. Clerk., req., $593.40; approp., j ra0Pt ing. ( $593.40. Rationing Board Opera t- - V.

ing Exp., req., $36.00; approp., $36.00.

Jail Repairs of Building, req., Harry M. Tennis who has been $200.00; 'approp., $200.00. visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Noble

Hospital Fund Benefiel and family here has

Operating Expense Printing returned to his home in Silsbee,

and Advertising, req., ?su.uu; ap-, Texas. Mr. Tennis is the son of

LOCALS

prop., $50.00. Current Charges Refunds, req., $100.00; approp., $100.00. Commission on Collections, req, $300.00; approp., $300.00. Subscriptions

-Furniture $1000.00; '

$400.00. Salary Court- Reporter, end Dues, requested, $300.00; appropriated, $100.00. -

$300.00. Returning Fugitives, re- Properties quested,'- $200.00; appropriated, tares, req.,

$200.00; JVleals Jurors, requested, 000.0(1. $1.50.00; 'appropriated, $150.00. I IligluvaTRepai-i-Fuiid.

county Commissioners Per Di- personal Servio

cm commissioners reauested. run Mrinnnn- ormmn nnnn

Mrs. Emma J. Tennis of Uiis city.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonnall of Sullivan rural route four.

have as their guest, Mrs. Floyd

req., $100.00; , approp., Schirard of Chicago, Illinois,

and Fix-approp.

HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted May 3: Mrs. .Ola Wi-

Bridge CrewTkjraysvi'le rural route, for

treatment. . .

uu.uu; appropriated, $300.00. As- Materials Gravel, req., $1023.sessing Jackson Twp., req., $40.-, 30: approp., $1023.30. 00; approp., $40.00; Curry Twp.,1 Current Charges County Ditch req, $80.00; approp., $80.00; Fair- Tak, req., $367.25; approp., $367.fcanks Twp, req, $20.00; approp, 25. $20.00; Cass Twp, req, $100.00; While in session this week the "PPVOP-. $100.00; Jefferson Twp, Council appointed Walter ,Routt red,, $40.00;. approp, $40.00; Had- as their representative ori the don Twp, req, $60.00; approp. County Tax Adjustment Board.

Dismissed May' 3: George Flynn of Hymera; Clinton Clark of Fairbanks rural route one: Ralph Richards of Dugger rural route one: Clovis Bedwell of

Pleasantville: Mrs." Ola Cline oi'( 222. North Section .Street;, Mitt. I George Sanders and -son of .310 i Indiana Avenue, t I

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Home-Made Fudge , Lb. 50c

No. 2 Can Green Beans 2 for - 25c

No. ZVi Can Crushed Peaches (Sweetened) POINT FU EE 29c

Fresh & Cured Meats Arriving For You Ask For Frying Chickens

FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Cauliflower Head Lettuce Green Beans . Fresh Peas

Cabbage Sweet Potatoes Oranges Lemons

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