Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 107, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 29 May 1947 — Page 6

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THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947,

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

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To Pay Tribute To The Dead Of All" Wars In Which Ouix Land Has Ever Engaged

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Great King of, nations, hear our prayer, while at Thy feet we fall And humbly, with united cry, To Thee for mercy call. The guilt is ours, but grace is Thine O turn us not away; Eut hear us from Thy lofty throne And help us when we pray,. With one consent we meekly bow Beneath Thy chastening hand. And pouring forth confession meet Morn with our mourning land. With pitying eye behold our need As thus we lift our prayer; Correct us with Thy judgments, Lord Then let Thy mercy spare.

The annual Memorial Day parade in the city of ujliyan will form at , thc-'Teen. . v Canteen Friday morning, May 30th at.ltf 'jclocli and prWeed idowntown and out. West;; Washington Street to the Center Ridge 'Cejnetery for; the: regular Memorial .Day' Mi! vices under the sponsorship of the Sullivan American Legion Post No. 139. ' ,; ' '' - Commander Norman German has called for massed organization groups to join the marching column which will be spearheaded by the Sullivan Saddle Club and the Sullivan "' High School Band. Boy and Girl Scout troops will be among the colorful moving queue '- - ' in addition to the local Legion Auxiliary, the VFW Pest and Auxiliary, civic, religious, ' and patriotic representations. , , Individuals also are invited to join the marchers and decorated automobiles are es- ' pecLilly welcome. If you like a parade, if you have a special place in your heart for SOMEONE who fell, if you feel the patriotism that caused Memorial Day to be born, be on hand to join the parade. At any rate be at the cemetery to enjoy the services.

PROGRAM Memorial Day Parade to form at 'Teen Canteen 10:00 o'clock Friday morning. Cemetery Services, 10:30 National Anthem ...'...(.-......'....'.....'.'...'. High School Band Invocation .'. . r Rev. Homer Weisbecker Sullivan Presbyterian Church Quartet Mixed Voices, Baptist Church Group Recitation, "I Am Proud To Be An American" by Mamie Thompson . . Allan Campbell, Jr. Gettysburg Address Joe Scully Original Poetry .....; Will Dickerson ' the Miners' Poet "In Flanders Fields" Connie Campbell Address - Rev Thomas Jennings Indiana Department of American Legion Chaplain ' . and County Service Officer Benediction Rev. Father Henry Bilz Firing Squad Salute and Taps.

The Following Sullivan Business Firms Join In Contributing This Memorial To Our Departed Heroes:

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Day is done Gone the sun From the lake, From the hill, From the sky . All is well Safely rest God is nigh.

for these HONORED DEAD

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WUKI.D WAB 1 (29) Charles Otis Dial Ben R. Hammell Pearl C. Laughrey Harry Leach Jessie V. Mi:Carter Charles A. Martin ' William Norria W. W. Shepherd Oral C. Allen Paul Cross Winfield ti. Jewell James Anderson Jerry Fidler . . Charles Richard Crowder Charles Russell Guy McClanahan Robert T. Bird Everett Bedwell Charles E. Cooper Scott Coffman Raymond Diuthitt Clurence Adams John Adams Ben A. West (MISS) Flossie Branson Brownless . , William Harris. Nelson . . Roy Nowlin Herman tflunt Virgil Stewart WORLD WAR II (108) Alonzo Abel . Lloyd John Adams Grover R. Alexander Lowell Albert Anderson Bert Arnett, Jr. George W. Brown Rollie Dale Cobb Richard Eugene Engle ... Owen Kenneth Ellis '. Charles Raymond Fagg Jack French Max French George D. Gettinger. Jr. Ivan Bruce Gillham James A. Grayam Thomas W. Lang Donald Everett Laughrey John E. Jones Howard Ival Massey Jack. Parks Duane Lee Pearison Keith R. Railsback Ansil L. Rich Acie P. Robinson James Rankins Edwin Stewart Ross jjj Glen Pierce Otis Roebuck Edward Doyle Sargent Jesse E. Sisk Harry Gaddis Smith Melvin G. Strange Robert Goodwin Taylor Rush Edward Tarwater Orville D. Tewell Hubert E. Sturgeon

Ralph Truelock Frank L. Walters Jack E. Wilson Wallace Wilson Lex Woody Max McCuIIough Eugene L. E. Reid John G. Thompson Victor A. Eoyle. Jr. Max L. Bridwell . Virgil S. Drake Hyram B. Hall John Henry Jones John L. Lewis Marvin Edward Magil Woodrow Price -Lloyd Wayne Spinks Paul Thomas Walters Charles Valesky Paul Smith Roy R. Johnson Warren J. Bragdon James J. McCord Larson Homer Hunt Haioid Hex. McKee Orvul L. Stewart John Wortft Thomson Jue J. Hunt Ora P. Kemp ' Jesse W. Borders ' Paul Bohnert Robert Deckard William F, Bennett Melvin Eugene Ladson Norman McCammon Delmas Eugene Moore Lawrence Edgar Morris James Robert Taylor Lloyd B. Coyner Roy Mollett Clyde Louis Banrield Paul H. Buck Carl Carrico Earl Colvin John Finley Collins Cletus Leon Figg John Paul Jones ' Girthel Julius Montgomery Clyde D. Morrison Paul Andrew Nash Elliott Pierce Donnis Wayne Willis Paul Vincent Fields Major Rex Paul Enochs Harry Crist Harry Edson Merrill Ernest Reynolds. Jr. Bennie Joe Ward Fred Ward James L. Followell Vincent Wilson Sexton Paul McAnally Dow K. Payton Robert Flynn Basil G. Raley Max Bollng Orville Dilley Marvin Lloyd Ault Wilbur D. Barden Herbert Lyle Dulaney Ivan Pearl Goff Milburn Kassinger James F. Unger Oran Randall

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DAVIS HOTEL DINING ROOM SPRINGER-GOUCKENOUR CO. INDEX NOTION CO. - THE FASHION SHOP GLOBE CLEANERS

MAXWELL-BEVIS SHOE CO. IsMcKINLEY ELECTRIC SULLIVAN DECORATING CO. YELLOW CAB CO. DILLINGHAM HATCHERY

CITY TAXI SULLIVAN MONUMENT CO. SMITH DRUG STORE DUDLEY CHEVROLET SALES . CITIZENS GARAGE

DAVIDSON CLEANERS GENE'S RADIO SERVICE ANDERSON & HIATT GROCERY SULLIVAN TELEPHONE CO. SEVIER & BARCUS STANDARD SERVICE

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