Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 47, Number 219, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 November 1945 — Page 6

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sullivan daily timesMONDAY, NOV. 5, 1945. If you nscd to HIS PLEA FAILS TO "SEND" THEM SHERMAN TONIGHT Thru THURSDAY. ADULTS, 35c CHILDREN, 14c Tax Inclusive. ENDING TONIGHT! Adults 35c. Children' 16c. Tax Paid. Due To fttanthly Losses . If you lose so mnch di.irlng monthly periods that tou ii el so weuk, "dragged cut" tfali mf.y'rj8 due to iow oiixid-irou so try Lycila E. PUiiJiam'a ta&ia.'b nnn of thi; Erear.rst bl(K.d-iroh tonics you can buy. Ptakbara'a Tablets are also iamous to help relieve syinptotna of monthly functicnitl cisturoauces. : Follow label (Jireetions. i OVERSIZE ' PHOTO FINISHING

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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL M O'KEEFE 1 CONSTANCI MOORE EARL AB'AEEOIL VANITIES Kt6 EVE ARDEN Ofto Alan KRUGER MOWBRAY .ADDED ATTRACTION. "HOLLYWOOD VICTORY CARAVAN'' with .Bins Crosby Alan Ladd Eob Hope- Diana LyrWi ' . rrumpM-eT"Boaartf : Barbara Stanwyck Rcbt. Benchley Betty Uutton FRIDAY'S FOOTBALL SCORES ; Vincennes, 25; Sullivan, 0. Brazil, 39; Dugger, 0. Robinson, 111., 13; Terre Haute Garfield; 7. Indianapolis" Washingtoh, 20; Clinton, 7. - Linton,..33; Bicknell, 0. . Terre Haute Wiley, 26; Bloomin et on, 6. Terre Haute Tech, 12; Paris, 111., 6. Evansville Reitz, 54; Princeton, 0. Kvnnsvillo Central 3fi; Kokomo, fi. Evnii.'iville Memorial 26; F-v-ansville Bosse, 7. ' New Albany, 32; Boonville, 6. J Central, South Bend, 7; Riley, South Bend, 6. S. I. A. C. game. ' - "' i C; i i LOCALS , Mr. and Mrs.. Will H. Hays spent the week-end in Sullivnn. Mr. Hays was the principal speaker at the large war bond

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Plus Selected ra'W in Indianapolis last Wednesday night. Mrs. Heiman Hincke and daughter, Pauline of Pinckneyville, : Illinois, spent the week-end in Sullivan, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamison. Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Hays Jr. i and children, who have spent the last few weeks in California, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Laabs spent Sunday in Louisville, the guest of Mrs. Laabs' sister, Mrs. Harold Riggs and family. Mrs. Bryant Allen, who has been Visiting there, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Phillips, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dixon Curtis in Addison, New York, returned home Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Crowder and Mrs. R..H. Crowder left to day for where winter. Mrs. Sunday Florida JNew Smyrna, nonun, they will spend the Paul Poynter arrived from St. Petersburg, and will spend several weeks in Sullivan Plasonic odgs No. 263 , 263 F. & A. Sullivan Lodge No, M. stated meeting November 6th. 7:30 p. m. Work in the E. A. degree. ? All, members urged to at tend, visitors welcome. Earl Handford, W. Mi .. Russell Inborly, Stic. . ' . NOTM'E TO NON-RKSIDKNTM THK. STATh) OK INDIANA. Sullivan County. In the Sullivan Circuit Court, September Term. 1945 ; Mary White. Administratrix of the Estitte of, Kelly White, Deceased ! - vs Mary white. vTmui Wliite, Moxitie Uonilite. Ruth Mffvai-icsn, Flora Wall, Brentiee McCrocklin, Clarence White, Arnold White. Jim White; Bernard U Whit. George W.'nle. Pulliv;in State Bar.k of Sullivan. Jn-lrnna CKini'lnint Nn, 3W7S Now -coinrs the p'.aii'ljrf. bvi Pi H Tennis' attorneys, and files heri comr,l..l,,t iAn-.1...u n.:i. davit thnt snid dofml.ints Flora Wall. Bretif ii'p "Mi'C.-i liliii, Ci::i-i ni-e White, Arnold Whitu nilil Ooor.'f While :tre nol resident" nf the Stale of Jniliinifi ; flnd that "flirt action is fiv Petltlun '.i Sell Real Ertale lits Number 12. 13. 24, 2i and 26 in East Siiellnjrn addition an the 8.'iine appearsi on the jeeordod plat of said addition, and' that 8M! nr n-residents arc necessary parts thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, last named, that un Ipss they be and appear n said county at the courthouse in Sullivan in said a- , 8t judicial day of the November ; em, ' 1H15 .,f paid oouct: and miswer or demur to said (omniaini the s icie -iii be heard and determined in hei.absence. ' wjt-mksi; tr- nn",c an'i the So of ?ai,n .Court, affixed at Sullivan this .1.... KTn.-am JAMES ii. ringer, dork. CALLING ALL PERSONS WHO NEED Sullivan, Thone 125

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Vincennes Team Scoots To 25-0 Victory Hers An alert Vincennes high school eleven trimmed Sullivan's Arrows 25 to 0 in a football game on windswept Sportland Field here Fiiday n-ht. The Arrows came through with a spirited battle despite their recent run of tough breaks but just couldn't connect on pay-off plays. A roaring north wind was a handicap to both teams throughout. Sullivan recovered a Vincennes fumble early in the game on their own 31-yard stripe, but the sturdy Alice line held and Lee Russell's punt was a beauty, traveling 54 yards to roll out on the 12-yard iine of the visitors. After piays Harwick punted into wind and Sullivan had the 0n vincennes' 28. Pierson two the ball and Lonrlermilk almost a firct down and a Dass was ineomriietp Libke passed to Sevier for a first' down on the Vincennes 11 and the numvan Bianas pieaaoo tor a score. A f-unble marred the chance, Vincennes recovering on ?. 10 TT- , ... hHH "rrT"fcAU"'5 with Hudson's pass to Lasher good for 38 yards, carrvine to the - three - vard line from whprp War. wick immediately plunsed over the goal. Hudson's place kick was low and the Arrows trailed 6-0. Th na..t,. o i " .r,.;; , "'"-i me iucauu ciiiu piay seesawed for a time with Sullivan eventually getting a break by recovering a Vincennes bobble in midfield. Smith drove for a first down and Libke passed to Sevier, who was caught from behind on the Vincennes 9. One play netted a yard and the gun endsd the scoring bid. Vincennes' second score came in the third' period after Hudson broke off tackle to race about 60 yards before he was hauled down on Sullivan's six-yard stripe. The Alices were stopped eold for three plays but Sullivan was penalized to the one-yard line for roughness on the third down and Bowman powered his way over after being momentarily stopped two yards back of the line of scrimmage. Hudson's at temDted nn tn T t Tu eTiK tTJ?I -the Sullivan's hones firWl fw . ' , S n0Pes faded- fast 111 .ine final quarter. A weak Vinruniui ,,t u. . . . ,. u tJut -arrows in "ce territory but Libke trapped on the 50-varH ctno was the first play and, apparently at Inmnti'nrt i j,. , .....iS iu snuvfi me Dau to a teammate, flipped it into the hands of Scott, Vincennes lineman, as he barged through. Scott dug in and crossed the goal line untouched. Bowman place-kicked for extra point. Really desperate now, Sullivan passed on first down after the kickoff, with the ball bounding off an Arrow's hands only to be scooped up by Inman, who scampered 41 yards to the final score Bowman's place kick was low. The Arrows got within the Vincennes 20 one more time beef ore the game ended. The Arrows, with several stalwarts able to see only limited action, also played without the services of Max Cooley, powerful end who suffered a broken collar bone last week. They were able to register 10 first downs to eight for Vincennes with two of the Vincennes chain extensions coming on penalties. Lee Russell did a good job with the punting assignment for Sul VVu' V 11 X T. , " of the fact that he had to-kick inI to the Strong Wind part Of the time. Vincennes' high punts into me wina were nearly disastrous

several times. Their kicks averaged 22 yards. Pierson bore the brunt of Sullivan's ground attack Friday night and battled around the ends for snrne neat gains. Summary: Vincenens (25)' Sullivan-(6) Vincennes (25) Sullivan (0) Schultz LE Russell Craton ....... LT ...... Brown Bixby LG ... Thrashsr Foncanrion ... C ... McCrocklin Eaton RO . :. . . Boles. Riiaun KT I. Southwood Laiilifv RE Sevier Cannon GB Scully Hudson LH Smith Inman RH Pierson Harwick FB . . Loudermilk Score by periods: Vincennes 6 0 6 1325 Sullivan 0 0 0 00 Scoring touchdowns Harwick, Inman, Bowman and Scott. Point after touchdown Bowman (olacekick). Substitutions Sullivan: Libke, Mood. R. Southwood, Sluder, Waltprs, Ol?on. Vincennes: Richardville, Scott, Bowman, Wis!', Jones, Mack, Du Bob, Lanham, Carey. Official? Referee De Vault; I'lnpire. Wakefield; head linesman, Kehrt. COUNTY BASKETBALL SCORES Carlisle, 38; Bloomfield, 25. Farmersburg, 34; Merom, 23. Fairbanks, 38; Prairie Creek, 12. N. Lebanon, 47; Pleasantville, 20. . , Shelburn, 29; Midland, 28. Nev; Lebanon, 23; Wortbington, 21 (Saturday). :--

REENLISTMENT IN U. S. ARMY OFFERS k MANY BENEFITS ntr a j i 'Uh.m veterans wuu nave ucca nunorably discharged since May 12, 1945 and are eligible for further military service, have until No-i vember 21, 1945 to re-enlist, to derive the many benefits offered to veterans for re-en listment, an"uulllm v-aidiu uuuu riuiiiiun, station Commander of the United!

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315 Post Office Building, Terre Haute. Many of these benefits can be found in the U S Arrav ndver- . ( tisement, in this issue of this paper. j Sullivan County is served by the Terre Haute Army Recruiting Station and further information concerning the re-enlistment or enlistment in the Regular Army mav he ohtninprl. without nhlioation. from Cantain Prutzman or any member of his staff at 315 : Post Off ce Buildina. MISSION CHURCH East Washington Street Services on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday nights at. 7 o'clock. A vlsltlnS preacner IS expected Tuesday night. Also, looking forword to a revivalwcc01ne iu.am Everyone is Forever Ambrose HAPPY about the whole thing, Capt. Thomas Ambrose of Chicago smiles Insurance Company had to write ' m ofl books 96.year.ol(J : GJV.R. veteran rMrhprt th nnmt nn the expectancy table where his pol-! icy Is fully payable. (.International)

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F3ANKIE SINATRA p;roved his swoon songs can "send" the hardiest bobby-soxer of Gary, Ind., In a paroxsym of uncontrolled joy, but the pleadings he interspersed with his warblings failed to "send" the teen-agers back to school to end a strike over racial differences. The 5,000 students turned deaf ears when "The Voice" appealed to them to forget their racial feelings. White students at Froebsl high school have staged two strikes because of the presence of Negroes in their classes. f International

HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Nov. 2: Sam Goodman of Jasonville. Admitted . Nov. 4: Mrs. Robert Clarkson of 721 South Section Street; Mrs. Russell Patton of Fairbanks R. 1, Harvey Fisher G 6A i Pi W m

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