Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 252, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 18 December 1946 — Page 4

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FOR HER CHRISTMAS

Luxurious robes, so feminine and dainty, are beautiful gifts for a warm and merry Christmas.

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;AT HAHIESBURG, MISS., a judge has ordered W. S. Sherrill, avet eran of 47 months in the Pacific, to contribute to the support of 10 minor children after the GI was convicted of manslaughter in the traffic death of their father, John T. Gardner. Shown with five of the youngsters, above, is their mother. (International Soundphoto)

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Gift Slippers!

TOR ALL! A. WOMEN'S chenille, floss pompon. Royal blue, wine. t49 B. WOMEN'S embroidcred sateen. Cushion platforms. 2.29 ' C. WOMEN'S benga-. line, multicolor embroi dery.- . 2.89. D. MEN'S corduroy,' soft cushion soles and heels. Brown only. . BOYS' corduroy (not . shown). Brown, 1-5. 179

City School News

The speech class, under the direction ' of Mabel Nowlin will present a ' Christmas ; play, "The Six Who Kept Christmas" before I the assembly on December 20th. The cast is as follows: Frank Bixby-Joe Scully. Amelia Crane Jane Bedwell. Ray Bixby Jack Tufpeh. : Edith Bixby Pat Rogers. Miss Josephine Winndyne Hull. BernaMrs. Stone LeAnn Wible. , Donna Connie Campbell. Seth Hunt Keith Brown. . Baxter Kane JSddie Kerlin. .The pupils of Miss Chappell's room are happy to have ' their room so beautifully decorated. They will give a play "The Christmas Guest" for the pleas - ure of the other 7th grade classes The characters are- ' ' Rosamond- Jeanie' Pemberton. Geoffrey Larry Harris. Eleanor-Barbara Pinkston. Dame Marearet - Vireinia. Kaier -1'--Beggar i Don Lyday. The Spirit of Yule Sharon Garey. ,: Costume Manager "Kaylid Jordan. v . ' Stage Manager Bobby E. Johnson. The pictures, which were taken several weeks ago to be attached to the permanent school record of each pupil,' have arrived.' ' One large and five small pictures were sent to each pupil. mi ' -' x i mese piciures are 10 ce purchased if desired. Many are. pleased with their pictures and will give them as Christmas gifts to relatives and friends. - . Red Cross gift boxes are being filled by the pupils of JuniorSenior high school to be sent to Finland.' Mrs. Edith Harmon has charge of mailing the packages. Pupils who brought gifts will write letters to accompany each box. Answers from the Finnish children will be eagerly anticipated. Elm Park School The first grade children are having much fun packing the four Junior Red Cross boxes for overseas. We enjoyed our letter thanking us for those sent last year. Our room has 100 membership with $2.57 contributed. Second, third and fourth grades packed one box each; Total amount of money contributed for Junior Red Cross $5.96. The third grade is busy studying Indians. We have built a tepee for the room and each us us made a large picture of the Indians doing- some 1 type . of , work. We picked Sandra Anderson's, Clara Ford's, Linda Milam's, and Patsy Saucerman's pictures to be hung in our Indian corner. The class is proud of Bobbie Engle. He colored the best Christmas Seal Poster and was given a theater ticket, t Mrs. Herbert Ladson and Mrs. Cora Wright visited in the second grade Friday afternoon. Mickey and Ronald McClaskey No Eyes for Him CPL. CHARLES PERKINS, land mine victim, will not get the "blue eyes" he requested in a letter to Santa, even though many have volunteered corneas for transplantation. Valley Forge General ' hospital doctors in Phoenlxville, Pa., where Perkins is. a patient, say the Grs nerves are so completely shattered a transplantation is Impossible. (International)

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have entered our schools from Terre Haute: Phyllis Reed has moved t6 Pimento. Karen and Sandra Robbins have moved to Freelandville - - '

The fourth grade, after completing the study of jungle lands made free hand drawings of both the Amazon- and - Congo jungle villages. The best ones were chosen by Mr. Clemens and the class pictures made by Tommy Gadberry, 1 Eugene Shepherd, Nancy Boles, Donald Hall, Kenneth Moss, Joe Smith, Eddie McDonald, Beverly Taylor, Harriet McDonald, Catherine Keene, and Billy Wright were selected the best ones. I ... I, Winners of free theater tickets !for the coloring of the Christmas Poster wwe Judith Noble, I lst grade; Ruthie Zellers second 8 ei , y ' ra g aae and Edward Thornberry in the fourth grade. Calling All Sewing Machines OLYMPIA, Wash. (UP) A housewife with a shortwave radio is evidently convinced of the advertising abilities of the Washington state patrol radio system. A letter 1 was received which read: "Please announce that I want to buv a sewine marhirtp eifher portable or cabinet." 1875

NO INFLATION HERE Bankloan Plan

AS THE COST OF LIVING GOES UP KEEP THE COST OF YOUR BORROWING DOWN BY FINANCING YOUR PURCHASES WITH A LOW COST BANK LOAN.- - ' ' - 1 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON LOANS. A $7,000,000.00 BANK IS HERE TO SERVE YOU. Sullivan State Bank ! ' ' " ' Skfe Since 1875 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1875 1946

CHRISTMAS IN YOUR

BREAKFAST

Porcelain top. table with tubular chromium legs built for long life and heavy duty. Four comfortable chairs with leather backs and seats and the same tubular legs and construction as the table. Table has extension feature for large family dining. Comes in red and white or blue and white with shining chrome.

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Sullivan, Ind.

Phone 866

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5UEETVAN, INDIANS

FACTOGRAPHS St Joseph, Mo., one of the greatest livestock markets in the the U. S., dates from 1S26, when Joseph Robidoux, an Indian trader and trapper, opened a , trading post a short distance, above the present site of the city, at Roy's branch. In 1830 ne moved to Blacksnake Hills, now In the heart of the city. ' ' The Parana river, second largest river In South America, is longer than the Mississippi proper, 1 and the drainage area is nearly equal to that of the Mississippi. . " ' There are seven species of the painted or mud turtle La the state of Ohio. In November frost continually decreases the food and cover sources of the bob white quail, and winter losses begin. GLACIAL LOG BURNS WELL OLYMPIA, Wash. (UP) Well drillers wormed their hands over a bonfire built from scraps of wood a million years old near here. While drilling a 400-foot shaft for water, the workers struck a log at the 354-foot level. A state geologist said the log, which was in excellent preservation, would date from the glacial period. 1946 5-Piece Set $69.95 SEE THESE TODAY Phone 28 ?sa 7saa. For Sale

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