Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 234, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 22 November 1946 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES ' FRIDAY, NOV. 22. 1946.

SULLIVAN. INDIANA

Hardwood Antics

COUNTY RESULTS (Thursday NiglitJ " Lyons, 41; Dugger 29.

Over in the BULLDOG country

A Home Owned Democratic Newspaper Sullivan Daily Times,' founded 1905, as the daily edition of the 1. ''v'-i - Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 ' United Press Wire Service

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. u.llEU oaumu-y uu ou.iuwy at no west jacKson ov. 0( LI0NS from over in Greene Sullivan. Indiana - Telephone 12 County last night and suffered a

41-29 set-back. ' ;

ment into their schedule

played host to a roaming squad Highway 41 to the

country. '

Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice, Sullivan, Indiana 5 National Advertising Representative: Tbeis and Simpson, 393 Seventh Avenue, New York (1). N. Y, .'""' Subscription Rate: ' '

By carrier, per week . ... 15 cents in City end the half with a 2(M7 lead I I5y Mail In Sullivan And Adjoining Counties with WATKINS and SPINKS as Vtar t $3.00 the main dogs in the fight. Six .Months H1.7S ' '

Uoiith (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) 30 Cents - By Mail Elsewhere' rear $4.00 Six Months $2.25

PAXTON Mrs. Roxie McCammon spent a few days last week with Miss

5 ' 'Maude Daugherty. atory High School in the latter's Mrs. Ada Ridge spent last gym (Terre Haute)." iweek with Mr.' and . Mrs." John : 1 Ridge near New Lebanon. COACH PAUL WEEKLEY will . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snyder rend his' aggregation against the and sons of" LaPorte, Indiana,

next Wednesday night were here over the week-end

They when the PANTHERS move up visiting relatives.

honey bee J Mrs. Bert Padgett was in Terre

' ! Haute Wednesday. " I Mrs. Albert Snyder and NorHICKORY - ma Lea were in Terre Haute

Saturday.

R. H. Johnson spent the week-

BABY!

RUB ON VJSif II

Believe misery direct -without "doting

10-flll deadlock, the BULLDOGS )f f"nera, Raymond Hale at.end'he with Mrs Johnson,

forged ahead in the second to

The edge hold bv the bnys with the Marine mascot emblem was short-lived, however, when- a LION by the ; name of AULT

Mt. Moriah Wednesday.

Mr.

and Mrs Dode Figg were MacDonald and

Misses LaVaughn Hiatt, Mary

in Linton Wednesday.

Miss Betty Carr was the overnight guest of Miss- Cass Isbell recently. ;

Connie Sheets guests at their

Telephone service " day and night Call Carri-Cab Anywhere Any Time Ph. Bus 170 Station

were week-end

homes here. Miss Evelyn Sexton of Indianannlii xnrnc a cmpst in thp TTprhprt.

Celia Willis i was : the guest Snyder home recently.

found the ranop for six baskets

Mofilb (with Times furnishing stamped envelope) 40 Cents 'and the BULLDOGS threw cau-

- ' All mail subscriptions strictly in advance '

" Moratorium On Sacred Cows ; So the President's5 plane 'was never really named "The Sacred Cow." Behind the' nickname is a plain C-54. , That's the way with sacred cows. They always turn out to be something else.' Owen Lattimore once : spoke of the Emperor of Japan as Sacred Cow No. 1 as, in fact, the cow to end all cows. And look what he turned out to be! - .-To Americans a cow rs beef, and they recently fought a major battle on that issue. To Indian Moslems a cow is an animal appointed for religious' sacrifice ever since Abraham was ordered to spare his son Isaac To the infuriated Hindus; who smashed into railroad cattle cars in Bombay and ' released the animals to prevent their use in Moslem sacrificial ceremonies, the cow is a living object too sacred to be killed.' v What funny people! " But, then, Hindus find Americans funny, too. There

was the Hindu who claimed that Americans worshiped their

own variety cf sacred cow, but called it the Almighty Dollar. v-There's a moral here somewhere. , , . ..";.' ' ' ' Christian Science Monitor

finn in: the, uinrt Pfimmittinp

twenty violations of which the , Whte

winners sank thirteen to end the

of Mrs. Paul Willis of Dugger

recently. .. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed White motored to Bloomington Thursday and 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlton

third chapter 27-25.

Hardwood antics tonight will be 'staged-within the boundaries of our own Sullivan county with six teams active in the competition and four remaining on the rest-list. '

Reading the basketball calendar shows: FARMERSBURG at FATTTRANKfir NEW LEBANON at ORAYSVILLE: PLEASANTVJLLE at CARLISLE. :MEROM, DUGGER. HYMERA and SHELBURN will watch from 'various bleachers tonight.

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Meal Tickets Can Be

Bought' Here.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robbins

were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robbins and family. Mr. and Mrs. . Frank 'Willis were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Penny Isbell were in Dugger Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dihone Price were in Sullivan Saturday even-

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Thursday

liena nae were in jiinun Sunday, i ' Mrs. Cecil Bed well was in Linton ' Monday. ' Floyd White of Indianapolis was the over night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed White Monday. Floyd and Ed visited relatives in Olney, Illinois ; Tuesday' and transacted business' in Vincennei.. Mr. and Mrs. . Gene- Phegley called on Mr. and Mrs. Dean Moore and family recently. ' Mrs. C. S. Willis visited her daughter. Mrs. Paul Norris and re,w son, Steven Ray. at the Freeman-Greene County Hos pital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman visited their son. Gary Dwight, at the Riley Hospital in Indiana-, polis Friday. .- .

" Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brannon were in Sullivan Friday. Mrs. Mildred Schwab and Connie of Sullivan, spent one day last week with Mrs. O. L. Somcrs. Mrs. Lillie Ladson of Indianapolis, spent the week-end here visiting relatives.Mrs. Mggie Cox called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson Tuesday. . Mirs Norma Lea Snyder of Bloomington, spent the weekend here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albei t Snyder.

Frank Kromer was in Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCammon were in Sullivan Monday.

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