Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 90, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 6 May 1947 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DMCY TIMES-s TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA
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CARLISLE BASEBALL TEAM TO MEET The Carlisle baseball team will have a meeting at the Legion Hall, in Carlisle, Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The following players are asked to be present: Davidson, Stoelting, McCammon brothers, E. Thewlis, Bonham brothers, Van Over, Blacketer, Livingston, Evans, Lambeth, Adams, Hayes, and any others that might be interested in the team.
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LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Eser Nichols left Saturday for their home in Rural Retreat, Virginia after several days visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Tilden Alsman and family. Mrs. Charles Parks, Mrs. Fred Stierwalt and Mrs. Ike Crawford of Vincennes went to Princeton, Indiana Sunday where they
visited Mrs. Joe Jarvis who underwent a major operation last Wednesday. Leona and Rena ' Spencer of Baltimore, Maryland are in Sullivan for a few days visiting
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 6. Indiana University's 1948 football schedule was completed todav with the addition of Notre
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incline aim ex.as wiiiibliuu xvii games to be played at Bloomington. Indiana's new four-game home-and-home series with the Irish was announced yesterday by Athletic Director Bo McMillin and contracts for a two-game series with the Horned Frogs were signed today. The Hoosier and Irish gridmen will renew rivalry on the gridiron at Bloomington Nov. 6, 1948, with the South Bend return game, set for Sept. 24, 1949. Dates for the two other games between Indiana and Notre Dame in 1950 and '51 have not been set.
BETA SIGMA PHI SORORITY j OBSERVE FOUNDER'S DAY On Wednesday evening, April ! 30, the Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi, an International sorority, celebrated the sixteenth Founder's Day of the sorority with a formal dinner at the Davis Hotel Dining Room. The room was lovely with its decorations of black and gold, which are the sorority colors. The color scheme was further carried out in the table decorations. The centerpiece on the table was yellow roses, the sorority flower. As the guests and members filed into the . room.
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vidual sorority crested place cards. Key holders with the Greek letters of Beta Sigma Phi attached to the chain were given as favors. Lovely program books were also at each place. The
program for the evening was opened by Glennovia Wright giving the opening ritual; the welcome to the pledges was given by Eleanor Wyman; the annual message from ' Walter W. Ross, founder of the sorority, was read by Ramona Everty; Dola June Braner favored t,he group with two lovely piano solos, and Thelma' Able gave the' highlights of Beta Sigma Phi for' the past year. Some of the highlights are: There are approximately 60,000 young women who belong to this sorority and who make up about 2,200
different chapters. These chapters are to be found in all parts of the United States, Canada, England, Mexico, Hawaii and Scotland. Beta Sigma Phi is the largest sorority of its kind in the world. One of the Honorary members of this organization is Eve Curie. In appreciation of her work as president for the past year, Eleanor Wyman was presented with the president's pin. Following the dinner and program, pledge services for Mary Ellen Milam and Christine Vickrey were held. Following this, the Ritual of Jewels Service was held. At this time the following became active members: Mar-
Arrows Win
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I The Arrows added three more in the fourth when Walls singled, Scully was safe on the shortstop's error and Shipman doubled. Ferguson's second hit brought Shipman in with the third run in the inning. With the Cards behind by seven, the Arrow defense started coming apart. Three errors and two hits gave the Cards their first three runs, in the fifth. The next inning, a J double and two errors gave the Cards two more. Two more er'rors in the seventh gave them . 'their last run, and with a man on first and two down, Shipman
struck out the batter to register his tenth strikeout of the game. Shipman pitched a nice game. He held the Card hitless until the fourth and then gave up three hits. With the bases loaded and one out he forced Bright, the leftfielder, to pop to first, and then the next man grounded to third. The next game for the Arrpws is at Wiley of Terre Haute, probably Thursday afternoon in Terre Haute.
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Texas Christian will play at, jorie Marlowe, Dola June Braner,
Indiana s stadium on Oct. ,9, 1948 Jane Raybould, Marilyn Me
and return for another game Bloomington on Oct. 8, 1949.
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Indiana last played both of these foes in 1941, losing to the Irish at South Bend, 19-6, and to the Horned Frogs, 20-14.
Millan and Lois Shepherd. Eleanor Wyman, president for the past year, was in charge of both services. The last event on the program for the evening was the installation of new officers for the com-
The complete Indiana gridiron , ir'g year. The new officers are:
President, ' Glennovia ; Wright;
vice-president, Dola June Braner;
recording secretary, Marilyn Mc-
card for 1948 follows:: Sept. 25 Wisconsin at Madi
son; Oct. 2 Iowa; Oct. 9 Texas Millan; corresponding secretary, Christian? Oct. 16-r-Ohio State; Lois ' Shepherd; and treasurer, Oct. 23 At Pittsburgh; Oct.. 30 Louise Doyle. Marguerite French At Minnesota; Nov. 6 Notre was in charge of the installation Dame; Nov. 13 At Michigan, and service. Nov. 20 at Purdue.
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Border "Gang" Broken Up BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (UP) Deputy sheriffs believe they have broken up an international juvenile gang. Sheriff Boyton Fleming said a roving jband of boys . who live on both sides of the Rio Grande has been committing a string of petty crimes. Six members have been rounded up. "when it gets too hot in one country, the boys just swim
across the river," the sheriff said.
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In 1907 the" United States Congress mode Its first appro priatlon "for military aviation, when' an airplane was purchased from the Wright brothers. Girls of only 13 years of agw nay be legally married, with consent of parents or guardians, In one of the states in the United States.
. Greenland, rtth18,000 resi-i dents, has no policemen, crime' being virtually unknown. It was a republic until the 13th century .when It accepted Norwegian rule In 1361. During the 18th and 19th centuries Denmark acquired control of part of the Island. It Is now Denmark's only colony. .
affair were: Eleanor Wyman, Glennovia Wright, Mary. 1 Ellen
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby eiven that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad- Mjiam Doris Dodd Louise Dovle
Hoban, deceased late of Sullivan .Christine Cottingham, Marguerite
County Indiana, baid estate is sup-, French Thelma Able, Dola June!
BEN TRUMP. Administrator. Gallagher & Gallagher, Attorneys. 1st ins 4-29-47 3t.
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Vickrey, Mar jorie Marlowe, Jane Raybould, Norma Stinson, Ramona Everly and Marilyn McMillan. The next meeting of the sorority will be at the home cf Marguerite French.
President Franklin Pierce was 43 years old at the time of his Inauguration; Ulysses S. Grant was 46. President Theodora Roosevelt was the youngest president Jobe inaugurated. He was 42. --
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