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News Of The City Schools ELM PARK I - Friday, March 15 was a fine I. spring day and all the boys and i girls seemed happy, but the happiest one' was our janitor, v Mr. O. A. Stanbaugh. It was Mr. , ' Stanbaugh's 75th birthday. The V boys and girls and teachers showered him ., with' birthday r cards, fruit, candy and other , gifts to sho.w their appreciation ; for the many things he does. In i the afternoon he talked to the W various groups. He expressed his I love for Elm Park, where his j' own boys and girls had gone to school and where he still has .I many little friends. . Mr. - Stanlbaugh has been janitor in Sullivan schools for twenty years. He spent many years at the High t School and the past few years r at Elm Park. . Mrs. Emmett Wright and daughter, Betty and Miss Ruth ,i Clark visited the first and fourth i l grade rooms this week. f A fine collection of sea shells,' ; . Plants and . other things was V shown to the tliird and fourth , grades by Miss Clark and Mr. George Garretson. They had V made the collection on a recent trip to Florida and Key West. K'Mr, Garretson made quite an interesting talk about the trip. Miss Carol McCoy, our second i. grade teacher, has been ill for the past two days. Mrs. Iva ' Myers and Mrs. Faye Sisson w substituted for her. Thefirst and1 second grades entertained each other with numbers from their rhythm ! bands this week. , Miss Willis' first graders had t the most stamp money agajn. Pepsi-Cola Comvanv. Franchised Bottler: . PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING

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GYMNASIUM SCHOOL Fifth, Grade: .. - The Audubon Club is going to meet next Friday. The program committee is Ruby Templeton, Richard Walls and Betsy Branstetter. Joline McVicker is going to tell about "Bird Laws"; Carolyn Moss is going to tell about the "Life of John James Audubon"; Jo Ann Decker is going to tell "Why Join a Junior Audubon Society?" Twelve other pupils are going to say the poem

Whn Stnlo The miVTc Wocll" The people saying this em are Marlene Grimes. Richard Walls. Bobby Templeton, June Stalcup. George Crooks, RuJ;h Godfrey, Donald Howard, Beverly Gallagher, Nancy Taylor, Nancy Chap man. Jim Bob LaFoIIette, and RbirW Lauhrey. We will pass out the bird pamphlet and the pictures. Jurt nine people bought stamps on Msrch 12. We hope to bring this amount up. JUNIOR HIGH GRADES Thf rl-iilriren in oDj grad3 are very much interested m me uiz jtvias scholarship , awara tnat William Stewart, a member of their class, has entered. The Qi'iz Kids are award ing a scholarship to the nation's best clas room teocher. William wrote them a Ir-tter telling why e likes his teaching and school work. ( Rose Marie Page's name was ;mitted from the rnnes , of the children who donated costumes for the Rhythm Band. junior men school The members of the Junior High School basketball squad, their coach and tha school prin cipal were delightfully entertained with a chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howe, 735 N. Main St. Tuesday Lona Maui rn vv ' ' CO. OF VINCENNES

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evening in recognition of the team winning the county champ ionship. The following euests were in vited: John Neal, Bobby Boston, Billy Pierce, Aimer Oldham, Richard Adams, Bob Batiks, Paul Orman, Don . McCldrs. Paul Howe, Coach Boy 1 wife . and two sons, and Mr. St. Clair, principal. A lovely gift was presented by Mr. St. Clair to Mr. Boyll n behalf of the basketball squad, The school deeply appreciates Mr. and Mrs. Howe's thoughtfulness oi tne leam. The High School Glee Club, presented several excellent num- 1 bers . in a program before the ' Junior High School and Mrs. Ringer's room, grade Thursday afternoon, . . . six, last HIGH SCHOOL The series of pre-Easter convocations sponsored by Hi-Y is now in progress. On Tuesday, March 5, the Reverend Father Henrv Bilz nf St. Ma lic Church, addressed the student ! "u.y On Wednesday, March Y3 thp Reverend, J. M. Smith of the HAROLD SAMUEL GERSON, abovej Canadian war-time official, is being held in connection with the current spy probe in Montreal. In his first public statement on the j Sensational Mnlnnanra iha T-l ' sensational espionage case, Prime ftiinister W. L, Mackenzie King warned that the Russian spy ring in the Dominion "was being used as a base for gathering information of great concern to the United States." (International)

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Lemon JuiceRccip Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or neuritis pain, try this simple Inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using. Get & package of Ru-Ex compound, a two-week supply, today. Mix It with a quart of water, add the Juice of 4 lemons. It's easy. No trouble at til and pleasant. You need only 3 tublespoonfuls two times a day. Often within 48 hours sometimes overnight splendid results are obtained, ir the pains do not quickly leave and if you do not feel better, return the empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as It Is sold by your druggist under an absolute money-back, guarantee. Rn-Ex Compound is for sale and recommended by Bennett's Pharmacy and drug stores everywhere. Pentecost Church, was the speaker. j The tentative schedule for further convocations includes: March 19 Mr. Lloyd Boyll.' March 26 Rev. R. W. Brown. April 2 Rev. R. M. Criswell. April 9 Rev. Homer G. Weisbecker. April 16 Rev. Wyman A, Hull. April 18 Rev. Jack Anderson. The convocation period begins at 10:02 a. m. The public is 5nvited to join the student body in these meetings. As a part of the religious pro gram promoted in the high school, Blue Tri and Hi-Y are offering on Mondays and Thursdays a series of meditations en titled "Thought for Today." The purpose is to offer strength and guidance by providing a1 few minutes of silent devotion and serious reflection at the beginning of the day. The program reaches students and teachers through the public address system. IN RESEARCH STUDY Groups representing each of the four high school classes re cently participated in a research study rponsored by Purdue University. The three-part psychological study included . "Impressions of People," "Personality Traits," and '.'Home Scale." The study was conducted unthe supervision of Dr. Alma Long, of the Division of Education and Applied Psychology, of Purdue University. BUY RECORDING MACHINE A recording machine, representing the' latest developments in such equipment, has been dation and Daced at the dispo. sa, of the chool The purcnase wa3 made prim. arily for the music department, which will have charge of it. j However, the music department will schedule and lend the machine to any other department .' ? . . BLUE TRI I A Blue Tri business meeting .was held during the nctivitv I period on Thursday, March 14. i The organization voted to ' contribute to the ' National Red Cross drive. Betty Jo Anderson. president, appointed committees for the "Thought for Today" program, recently instituted Plans wpre announced for the Style Show to be presented Thursday evening, March 21! at ! ' :vJ0' m tne mn school auditori"'". JIC K1UUU VILCU LU 'IlVlte to the show, -as their guests, r:ll Sullivan High School girls and their mothers. T. B. TEST The Tuberculosis Patch Test is being taken this week by all juniors and by any seniors who have not previously taken the test. Preliminary instructions were given Wednesday, March 13. when Mrs. Elizabeth Springer of thejocal T. B. Association and Miss Clotilda Sanguinet. Direc tor of Health of the State T. B. Association, met with the group. At that time a lecture and a film on T, B. and testing for T. ' B. were presented. COUNCIL WILL MEET The Indiana Council of Teachers of English will meet at Evansville, Saturday, March 30. Dr. Robert C. Pooley, Director of the Teaching of English in the University of Wisconsin High School, will be the speaker at tne morning session at Evansville College. Luncheon at the McCnrriv iuiei win De IOIlowed bv nn afternoon program, the speaker for which has not been nounced, mi anThe Coucil and the Evansville group extend to all interested persons a cordial invitation .to attend the session. One need not be a member of the Indiana Council

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i FRED ROSE, above, progressive member of the Canadian parliament, who was arrested in Ottawa on a charge that under the cover name of "Debouz" he acted ar an intermediary in the operations of the Russian spy net, has been released on $10,000 bail for a hearing scheduled for March 22- 'International) FINDS $2,037, GOES "WEAK" CORVALLIS, Ore. (UP) When War Veteran Muriel Harbour, a Western Union employee, found a wallet containig $2,037 it "made me weak", she told police. The wallet was traced vo its ower, Joel C. Kimball, Redding, Cal., who wired authority to return the money to him, by telegraph. 'Pleat Encirclement Pacific Mills SKIRTS I 4.10 As seen in ... - Woman's Home Companion 'Round and 'round go the pleats in i these whirling skirts! They're smartly styled and generously cut from luxurious Pacific fab ric .. . 100 wool, soft, supple, sturdy with a worsted warp that says a thousand times no to muss ing and sagging! WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES 29c Here's an item vou have been waiting a long time for. Made of Du Pont ray on fabrics. Plain Color Flake COTTON DRESS MATERIAL 39c yd. Lovely new cotton material in the latest spring shades. You'll want plenty , of this for summer dresses for you and daughter. Smooth Sewing Ahead With PENNEY WOOLENS 1.98 yd. to 3.49 yd. All wool flannels and crepes bright and wonderful ways to suit your wardrobe to spring! Bright pastels in seven lovely shades, 54" wide.

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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Curtis of Indianapolis, visited relatives here during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stafford and family of Washington, were weekend guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roe. Mrs. Rebecca Carlin has returned to her home here after aj week's visit in Lawrenceville, Ill.with her daughter, Mrs. Alec Adams and family. v Mrs. Franklin Duncan and daughter, Karen Kay, of Palestine, 111., are the guests of Mrs. Duncan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilman of North Section St. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Adams of Lawrenceville, 111., spent the week-end in Sullivan with Mrs. Rebecca Carlin and other relatives. Don Richmond left Tuesday morning for Pittsfield, Illinois where ha will join the orchestra of Jack Everett. The band is touring the country. Mr. and Mrs. James Warrender of California have returned to their home after being oalled here because of the death "of Mrs. Warrender's mother, Mrs. Jessie Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fiches have returned to their home at Evansville after being called here because of the dPath f Mrs. Fiches' mother, Mrs. Jessie Houston. Miss Mary Robbins spent the week-end in Springfield, Illinois, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blocher. Mrs. Blocher is the former Betty Robbins. ' Misses Catherine Robbins and Mary Lou Hiatt spent the weekend in Terre Haute visiting Mrs. Josephine Stitzel.

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Missing Heiress'

Companion Oolie J. Williams, 24, divorced father of two children, who was taken into custody in Detroit for investigation on charges of violating the Mann Act when he was found living in an apartment with 16-year-old Suzanne Froedtert, long-missing Milwaukee heiress. The Froedtert girl had been the subject of an intensive search since she disappeared from exclusive Edgewood Academy at Madison, Wis., on March 11. She had obtained employment in Detroit and had $1 when arrested with Williams on a juvenile delinquency count. Williams was penniless. (International Soundphoto.) .75

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Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell yoit a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it Quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION lot Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis LOCAL FEDERATION ENTERTAINS TEACHERS OF THE COUNTY . Sullivan's school teachers were hosts last night to the teachers of the county. The federation and their guests assembled at the American Legion Home where. an enjoyable and profitable eve ning was spent. A group of boys from Sullivan High School, under the direction of Miss Mild-' red Williams, sang two splendid selections. They were accompanied at the piano by. Mrs. Rudolph Wernz. The sneakar iW the occasion was Miss Gertrude McCombs of Terre Haute president of the Indiana State Fed eration of Public School Teachers. Delegations of teachers from Dugger, Carlisle and Graysville enjoyed the hospitality of the local teachers. After the program the guests assembl ed in the Legion dining room whpre refreshments were served and a pleasant time enjoyed. FRESH , CRISP V SUMMER , BLOUSES 2.20 to 4,98 These lovely blouses literally shout spring! Soft, cool rayon crepes, sheer and dotted swiss in tailored or fancy styles, to flatter your new spring suit and equally smart for casual wear. MEN'S BLUE CHAMBItAY WORK SHIRTS Tough, durable shirts designed to 110 take plenty of hard AA wear. Another Penney scoop on hard to get items. MEN'S PAY-DAY OVERALLS 1.95 While They Last To Go On Sale ., At 9 A. M. Saturday Because of limited supply we reserve the right to limit purchases to one pair per person. PERFECT Flour Squares For a thousand and one uses around the home. 25c BLEACHED Hopt e Muslin We don't have much of this so better come early for yours. 23c yd.