Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 5, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 January 1946 — Page 4

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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT --Mr.-and Mrs. Hildred Springer of Danville, Illinois, are the par ents of a son, James warren, born -In- a Danville hospital Dec. 23rd. Mr. Springer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Springer of South Main Street. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersipned has been appointed Admisistrator of the estate of John C. Gross, deceased late of Sullivan County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed '"to be- solvent. CONDIT P. GROSS. . Administrator Pigg & Tennis, Attorneys. J st ins 1-7-46 3t.

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Masonic Lodge No. 263 Sullivan Lodge No. 263 F. and A. M. called meeting Tuesday, January 8, at 7:30 p. m. Work in the M. M. degree. All members are urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Carrold Gates, W. M. Russell Inbody, Sec.

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Arrows Nip Spencer, Fall Before Dugger Sullivan's Golden Arrows divided their week-end twin bill of hardwood battles at the local gymnasium, turning back the Spencer Cops in a thriller Friday night, 39 to 37 and dropping a 40 to 35 verdict to a hardfighting quintet of Dugger Bulldogs Saturday night. Spencer took an early lead against the Keck cagers, holding an 8 to 5 load at the end of the first quarter but Sullivan came back with a sparkling offensive display to forge ahead 23 to 14 by the half intermission. They kept the net hot as they poured through 18 points in the quarter. They were able to maintain a comfortable lead in the third period which closed 30 to 2t, however ' were hard-pressed before the game finally ended when Spencer sent in a substitute forward. Franklin who scored at a dizzy pace. He totalled 11 points in the last few minutes of play and nearly sent the game into an overtime with two field goals in the last minute. Sims racked up 15 points to pace the winners. Sullivan's B team fell before the Spencer reserves 23 to 17. A packed house was on hand Saturday night for the renewal of the Sullivan-Dugger rivalry that saw both teams battle, in a frenzied .tempo throughout. Sullivan was ahead 9 to 7 at the end of the first quarter and Dugger took command in the second auarter to forge ahead 15 to 11. Although the -game remained close the Bulldogs showed no signs of letting up and stayed ahead 25 to 22 at the third turn. Hampton, Bulldog guard sparked their efforts and was particularly effective in the final quarter as he ; hit timely baskets. Boone, however, led the Dugger scoring, counting 12 points on three field goals and six free throws. Coach Keck used every mem-i, ber of the Sullivan squad in a futile effort to stem the Dugger; ruh. Libke'812 points topped the Arrows' scoring efforts. The Golden Darts of Sullivan took the preliminary game 25 to 16. Play State Tomorrow Sullivan is scheduled for a West Central Conference game Tuesday night, facing State High at Terre Haute. On Friday night they will invade Bloomington to meet University High. Summaries: Sullivan (39) FG FT PF Alexander, f . ..0 0 0 Bill Sevier, f 2 2 2 Libke, f .....3 2 1 Sims, c 6 3 1

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Southwood, g 4 0 2 Olson, g 0 0 0 Lyday, g 1 0 0 Totals 16 7 6 Spencer (37) FG FT PF Moss . 5 1 2 Dyar 2 2 3 Franklin .5 1 2 Morris 0 0 0

Woolard 4 0 2 Babbs 0 1 1 Bourne 0 0 1 Totals 16 5 11 Referee, Kirkoff; umpire, Eastman. ' . , Sullivan (35) FG FT PF B. Sevier, f 2 Libke,' f 3 Russell, f 2 Alexander, f 0 Bob Southwol, f 0 Sims, e 3 Olson, g , . 1 I. Southwood,. g 2 Lyday, g 0 McCrocklin, g 0 J. Sevier, g 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0

Totals 13 9 14 Dugger (40) FG FT PF Besheres, f 2 2 1 Boone, f 3 6 4 McClellan, c 2 0 2 Butler, c y 2 2 0 Hampton, g 5 0 4 Watkins, g 0 2 3 ' Totals .V. 14 12 14 Referee, Terry umpire, Baker.

GRAYSVILLE AfJ. EVENING SCHOOL OPENS TUES. NIGHT The Graysville Agricultural Evening School will begin Tuesday evening, January 8. at 7:30. Income Taxes and the rulings affecting the business of farming will be discussed. Subjects to be taken tip at future meetings will be planned by the members present. j All are invited to . enroll in 'the Agricultural Evening School and come to the meetings. All meetings will be worth while and I some special features are plan ned for the school. FACTO GRAPHS... Atitlan is a lake situated Itj , the department. of Solbla,' Guatamala. It is 4,700! feet; above the sea levef, over: 24 miles long and 10 miles wide, with a circunxfer- ' ence of 64 miles. ' . In organization and Intelligence and In social and constructive abilities, bees stand at the head of the whole Insect tribe. : Over the city of Blloxl, Miss., 'have flown the flags of France. Spain, England, the Confederacy . and the United States, In London there are approximately 7.000 women bus conductor'-

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route five and Mrs. Daisy A. Moore of Colorado Springs, Colorado; two brothers, Edward Shepherd of Sullivan rural route five and Walter B. Shepherd of Seminole, Oklahoma; and seven grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. The body was taken to the Newkirk Funeral Home in Pleasantville and was returned to the residence Sunday afternoon where it now lies in state. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock in the Hickory Church of Christ with Rev. Clarence Homberger j officiating. Interment will be j made in the adjoining cemetery. I

SILAS M. TAYLOR SHELBURN, Ind., Jan. 7 Rites were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the McHugh Funeral Home for Silas M. Taylor, 60 years old, who died at his home in Chicago at 6 o'clock Thursday evening. He is survived by the widow, Ethel; two sisters, Mrs. Glenn Stewart of Terre Haute and Mrs. Dan Howard of Shelburn. Burial was in Fletcher Chapel Cemetery. JOHN T. ROBERTS John T. Roberts, 88 years old, died at the home of William H. Anderson, 620 East Davis Street, at 5:30 o'clock Sunday morning. He is survived by one nephew, Clarence Roberts and one niece, Mrs. Florence Beck, both oE Williams, Ind. Funeral services wee held at the Schulze & Son Funeral Home at Oaktown, Ind., at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Rev. L. H. Hass. conducted the service. Unwilling Shield Seize by Lawrence Drewer. 31, gangster, as she walked along a St. Louis street with her husband, Mrs. David Litses, 24, a model (above) found herself a human shield between Drewer and two gunmen firing at him. Mrs. Litses broke away from Drewer and fled as the gunmen closed in and shot him to death.4 (International Soundphoto.)

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Vauahn Jones SOCIETY Triple T. Club The Triple T. Home Economics Club will meet at the home of. Mrs. Pearl McGhee Wednesday, I Jan. 9th for an all-day meeting! and covered dish dinner. Mem-1 bers are urged to be present. Guests' are welcome. Philathea Notice s The Philathea class meeting ! will be held Tuesday night at j 7:30 at the home of Norma Spen- j cer, 646 South Section Street. M I BASKETBALL SCORES (Saturday) Dugger, 40; Sullivan, 35. Evansville Bosse, 52; Wiley, 27 Garfield, 41; Valparaiso, 25. Vineennes, 46; Jeffcrsonvillo, 35. (Friday) Sullivan, 3i); Spencer, 37. Hymera, 57: Graysville. 37. Honey Creek, 31; Fannersburg,. 24. Carlisle, 39; Switz City, 28. Tech, T. H., 51; Evansville Reitz, ,35. State. T. H., 33; Ellettsville, 29. Garfield, 44; Linton, 29. Clinton, 44; Brazil, 16. Fairbanks, 42; Prairie Creek, 18. Evansville Bosse, 46; Central, 34. Jasper, 44; Vineennes, 35. Bloomington, 42; Martinsville,! Bedford, 38; Washington, 35. COUNTY BASKETBALL CHART Tuesday, January 8th: Sullivan vs. State, at Terre Haute; Flatrock, Illinois, at Shelburn; Farmersburg at Dugger. Thursday, January 10th: Glenn Shejbrft,. Friday, January" 11th: Sullivan, at-- University Eloomingion; Pimento, 'at'-Farniersburg; Merom, at Fairbanks; Hymera, at Clay City; New Lebanon, at Graysville; and Carlisle, at Bruceville. CARLISLE CORPORATION The Martin Tool and Manufacturing Company of Carlisle has filed articles . of incorparation. Alonzo C. Owens of Sullivan is named as agent. One thousand shares without par. Incorporators: Joseph T. Martin, Frank W. Gill and Alonzo C. Owens.

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