Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 189, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 20 September 1946 — Page 5

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Bicknell Will Invade .".(Continued from -Page 1) ing up so well in these sessions that some of them will see lots af action tonight. One of the standouts noted in practice is halfback Rasky, a Jackson Hill candidate, - who has thrown his 155 pounds around in some of

the scrimmages like a veteran. Bicknell is hoping to bounce back into the winning - column tonight after a defeat by 1 a much-improved Dugger ' last week-end.- Dugger downed Bicknell's Bulldogs ; in one- of those heartbreaking one-point affairs, 13-12. Much of the ground-gaining duties of the Gold and Black team will probably be borne by Kenny Pack, 200-pound fullback. Shelton, halfback, may not do so much of the ball-toting but can be counted to toss a few passes and its reported he's good at it. One of Bicknell's stellar linemen comes in the way of Menke, 172-pound right end. This is his first year on the gridiron but (has already proved himself a dangerous man loner, comoliecried I Sullivan Any item mentioned in this ad in a combination ofi'rr is available 1oi -the pv.rihpiter individually and separately at the regular pi ice Per Bag At No Extra Charge ROOF COATING BRUSH : With Purc'h'ate oj 5 Cah. t. rifiilE ROOF COATING

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under fire. Bicknell used a Information :-:.. -i ''Coach Jones reports the Arrows" in top condition- for the game as no serious injuries resulted from their - tangle with Bosse. No line-up is available for Bicknell but starting the

game for Sullivan will be: Name Pose. Wt. Thrasher " LE 165 McCrocklin - LT 180 Southwood LG 160 Kaiser C 155 Grable RG 130 Sevier RT 175 Russell RE 176 Brodie or Carter QBea.145 Turpin LH 15C Pinkston RH 145 Walters ; . L FB . 165 or Hilgediek FB 145 Good weather is forecast for the game and it is predicted that the crowd tonight may even exceed the one two weeks ago. Game time will be 8:00 P. M. Bap 'ist Church (Continued ' from Page 1) something special to present on their particular night. Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the association will presenta special ' .speaker-EWorld Mifsion Crusader for Indiana Baptist. ' The services will start on Monday night, with more than one hundred young people, plus many adults, filling the choirloft and tinging under the able Urcction of Ruben Lindstron! :"ormer state-wide convention sirrer. accompanied by Miss Dorothy Bledsoe of Jasonville. Ths business program of :hb association' will be ronduted drily in the auditorium oc -.he church but the mass evang?li?ti? ftervice will be conducted nightly under the convention's tent.' . In honor and in celebration of ,1he one-hundredth anniversary of the Olive Branch church, the a-"ociation voted to "tant on ye olde campground".. More than three thousand we expected -o attend. The public is cordially invited to bring their :"riends and join in the services. HICKORY Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wolfe and Ruth visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tryon in Terre Haute, Saturday. Lloyd Smith and Elena Rae called on Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Smith in Dugger, Sunday. George Eaton was in Sullivan Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ellis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kersey Ransford and Jim and Tom Goodman were all-day guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Rush Sh?ffer of near New Lebanon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bowen and daughter of Chicago, are the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Chastain. Mrs. Beulah Ashburn of Dugger, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dode Figg. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tryan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wolfe and Ruth.' ' Mrand Mrs. Lovel Larson had as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dora Figg, Mr. and : Mrs. Harlan Chastain and Mrs. Beulah Ashburn. Donald Harlow of Anderson, spent the week-end with relatives here. Miss Patty Mason of New Lebanon is spending a few days with Mrs. Myrtle Stutsman and Dave. Ronald Harlow spent the weekend in Anderson. - Mrs. George Boone and Audrey Lou are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geatches and family in Michigan. Mr.' and Mrs. Gene Phegley shopped in Sullivan Wednesday. ana

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Urges Schools To Observe Fire Prevention Week

Full cooperation of the schools in the observance of "Fire Pre vention Week" October 6-12 will hp nrffpH hv Dr. Clement T. Maian, state superintendent or public instruction, a member of the state committee, who has agreed to send to all the schools of Indiana, copies of the iire prevention posters, the special number of the magazine, "Fire Prevention News," the . bookmarks on forest fire prevention, and copies of the state school laws pertaining to fire inspection, fire escapes, and fire drills. 1 -. "We shall remind school administrators all over the state I that many school buildings and furnaces are old and obsolete because needed replacements, repairs, f.nd remodeling have been postponed, first due to the depression and later because of the war. Hence fire hazards have irercased and strict observance of the state fire prevention laws for operation of the schools becomes all the more vital if we are to avoid possible tragedies and property losses," Dr, Malan asserts. State fire prevention laws prescribe regulations concerning fire escapes, fire inspections, exits, and monthly fire drills in each school with a certified statement by school officials that such monthly drills have been beid in each school, The penalty for not complying with the xire drill law and filing i certified' statement that such drills have been held, is tho withholding of warrants for salary payment. NORTH BL'CKTOWN Mrs. Wilbur Payri". ' ind ''iRt:t?r visited Mrs. George Fordirn and Gloria Jen Friday. ' Mrs. Donald Fahmicr visited her sirter, Mrs. Plcus fUasgard,' Friday. Mr. mid Mrs. Owron King were in Bickr.:ll Friday visiting fi'r. rnd Mrs. Wayne Ccx. v' Mrs. Cbudc Foster ,';r.:id.l son were in Lyons Saturday ; afternoon. ' -',' ; ; ' ' ' Mr".- Ada Stanton and Georgia attended the Stanton rpiinion nt the Linton park Sunday. rtir"p.r guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Fordice were '. rni Mrs.. Slmer JiUS of Vi-venr, Mr. n:1 Mrs.' 0"rir Peyne, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur r;n- and children of Jasonville. Aflcrnoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Mack MayficM and daughtets fr.rt y.r. ar.d . Mrs. 1). W. hV-rMce. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett :v.;:k and tiaucht'rs rrHH on Arthur Karns Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dickie of Toledo. Ohio, are visiting Mrs; Liil'e Hplc and iHmr -f.iiivs. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Foster and son visited Mr. and Mr,-. Willis Vaught in Terrs Haute Sunday. LOCALS Mr and Mrs.' Guy d. Walls and ? on. '(Yiy '.Jr., 'of .Tear.ettJ, Pennsylvania, arc rpending Jieir vacation with Mrs. Walls' rr ether. Mrs. W. II. Wees of North Main Street. They .-ilso nlan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walls of Terre Haute. READ IE AOS ml ami

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Mrs. Beasley (Continued from Page 1) I Building at 13 West Jackson J Street. . Flames that ravaged the Times building in April of 1943 greatly I damaged the grocery stock of the store and the business was soon after sold to Charles Johnson, who had been employed by Mrs. Beasley for more than twenty years. He now operates the grocery on the north side of the public square.

I Prior to entering the grocery business in . its entirety, Mrs. Beasley was graduated from the Sullivan High School, later attending Normal and teaching in the schools of Sullivan county. i Following the sale of her groc'ery interest, she opened The Tot Shop at 22 North Court Street. Less ' than a year ago, however, i ill health forced her retirement and the business was purchased by Mrs. Luvica Crownover. Her exceptionally active life found her closely associated with the Friendship Class of the Sullivan Methodist Church. This group was originated more than fifty years ago by - a group ; of teachers headed by the late Richard Parks, former Sullivan County Superintendent of Schools, for the purpose of more widely distributing , the knowledge of biblical teachings of the Methodist Church. She was also a member of the Priscilla Embroidery Club of this city. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Claude Powell of 232 outh Main Street; and one granddaughter, Miss Jane Beasley Powell, with whom the deceased was especially close. v .The body, was brought to Sullivan and token to the Billman Funeral Home where it now lies in state. ' -Funeral services will' be conducted Sunday afternoon at three o'clock from the Billman funeral chapel.' Interment will be made in the Center Ridge Cemetery. BPW To Hold 4 (Continued from Past IV. ) i . ' Haines will reaffirm the privileges; of today's American women banded down from their forebearers in the: fight for equal .rights for women. . I i Sunday, September 15th, at a meeting of the Eighth District BPW Clubs at Elwood, Indiana's Bonham Hotel, preparatory to the council meeting, Miss Haines pronounced the period now current as far advanced for receiving wemen in the business world as compared to the difficult days following World War I. Miss ' Haines will open the council sessions Saturday afternoon at 3:30 with a meeting of the district directors and chairmen of the standing committees. A board meeting will convene at 6:00 p. m. Saturday evening. At ten o'clock ori Sunday morning a business session will supersede a reception at 10:45 for Miss Sally Butler, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Worn-! en's Clubs. 1 ! ! The council assembly will j mark the formal presentation of ! Mis-s Butler, former state presi- j dent of the Indiana federation" and pride of the Hoosier clubs, to Indiana BPW members. She has I visited the Sullivan group many times and is well known here, I At the afternoon general council and business assembly, sue- . ceeding a 12:30 luncheon in the ! Raleigh Room of the Claypool, i Mis? Butler will speak to the j gathering of the 1946 International BPW meting recently held in Brussells, Belgium. The Sullivan club will be reprcseniod at the state meeting by Mfases Josephine and Elizabeth Scott, Fayette McKinley and Mable Nowlin, and Mesdames Lydia Brown and Faye Ringer, President Rose Self announced today. CAKLTSTF, TOUFf R TQ ( t:t p;r.RATE GOLDEN WEDEING SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. John W. Seights of near Carlisle today marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary and will obaerve tho occasion with a basket dinner at ihe residence Sunday, Sept;mbcr 22nd with relatives find friendo joining in the cekoration. This well-known Haddon Township couple were married in Carlisle September 20, 1800 where they established their rural home and where they have since resided. Friends are invited to join in the feasting or to. call in Uie afternoon

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Team To Play Dugger Mon. Night The Golden Arrow "B" team .will play their first game of the season Monday night when they meet Dugger's "B" team here at Sportland Field at 6:30 P. M.t i Coach Jones announced Ve terday that several, games are in the process of being lined up for the reserve this year. So far there has been two games scheduled with Vincennes and possibly one with Robinson. There may be a return engagement with Dugger later in the season. ! This is the first year since before the war that Sullivan's "B" team gridders have played :any games to any extent because of shortage of coaching personnel and transportation difficulties. Purpose of the game is to give these reserves experience for possible varsity play next year. Line-up for the Arrows Mon day night is: Name ' Spoonmore C. Smith Wernz J. Herrin J. Raley Oldham L Raley or l Davenport Backs Rasky, and J. Brown. Pos. LE LT LG C Yr. Soph. Jr. Soph. Soph. Fresh . Jr. Sophs. RG . RT RE Galenski, Fylnn Just' Returned From Market J. . . c with the latest in "Suits," "Dresses" and "Hats." Come in and choose yours Have you entered our Lim- , prick Cnntpsf vpt? Onlv twe mere "weeks to win a FREE "Doris Dpdson." Save $1.00 on Du' Barry's paie of Rose Cream Mask. Limited time only come in today. "Yes," we'll lay away. The ''Shimmying" car is a dangerous car. The unusuat strains, difficult driving discomfort cause accidents besides ruining your tires. We correct " Shimmy" properly. 118 So; Main Phone 98 68 CAFE 9 Miles South of Sullivan, Near Carlisle Specializing in FRIED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES SALAD fk DRINK 75c Family Style CHICKEN DINNERS $1.25 We Serve Fried Chicken & Steaks 24 HOURS DAILY S:zzling Steaks $1.00 Fried Chicken .75 Other Dinners GO HOME-MADE PIES

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Engle And Owens To Assist Voters ' Of County In Tour For the benefit of those who have not registered, Earl Engle, Democratic candidate for Clerk of Court and Sam Owens, Democratic candidate for Recorder will tour Sullivan county next week. Mr. Engle and Mr. Owens announce they will be glad to assist anyone in registering and securing absentee ballots. Their schedule for the tour will be: The schedule for the tour is as follows: Monday, Sept. 23 Pleasantville, Bynam Alsman's Store, Hours 9 to 10; Paxton, at Mrs. Bess Nash's Store, Hours 10:30 to 11:30; Carlisle, at Roy Duffer's Store, Hours 1:00 to 2:00; New Lebanon, at Sims Store, Hours

2:30 to 3:30; Merom, at Renakers Grocery, Hours 4:00 to 5:00. Tuesday; Sept. 24 Graysville, Ross Ransford's Repair Shop, Hours 9:00 to 10:00;- Fairbanks, Fuller and Thomas Hardware Store, Hours 10:30 to 11:30; Farmersburg, i Hosea Stewart General Store, Hours 1:00 to 2:00; Shelburn, Bill Flick Barber Shop, Hours 2:30 to 3:30. Wednesday, Sept. 25 Hymera, Olin Reynolds Filling Station, Hours 9:30 to 10:30; Cass, Melvin Pigg Store, Hours -11:00 to 11:30; and at Vera Kee.ne's Store from 11:30 to 12:00; Dugger, Yung Barber Shop, Hours 1:30 to 2:30.

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