Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 183, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 September 1947 — Page 5
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JLLTVAN, INDIANA
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY. SEPT. 12, 1047.
Quick
Kicks
is still a couple of weeks bethe Hoosier 'colleges start
ir long grind of weekly foot-
i games. ; Butr already ' the spapers have been full of the
hpeets of this team or that
The balance of power is
king a little, more back to the
:i'ie West, after the war-time
'er-houses that the East had.
lere won't be a team in the
fitry that will be , able to
h Frank Leahy's Irish of e Dame. Up in South Bend, Irish will probably spread-
(e the field such as Army did
ng the war. 'And again you
be .hearing that the top colteam will be a match for the The Irish schedule isn't as
Jiy would like it to be, but if
s won't play you, well, there a lot you can do about it. ,
McMillan should have a team over in-: Bloomington. Won't take any conference pionship, but their schedule -ely arranged. Bo will have
fames' under his belt before
is to take his Hoosiers to City to meet those tough
I eyes. Then he gets . a team
tsburgh that will be a little to beat before he takes his little big boys on the road ;ree games at Northwestern, State, and Michigan. i - ana could be a surprise in the nation. Taliaferrio is and the weakness that d Indiana at end last year e taken care of with the ref Ravensberg and Schwartz,
known as "Mr. BasketIf Grossman can do the g and punting, and Knocky inis and Jagade can- do the ing, it is possible that I. U. go into the Michigan game
rated. But, they won't come
it the same way. I Holcomb has too mueh of
lding job to do at Purdue
able to make too good a
ng this year. Things up that i
Ivere in a mess when Isbell
feut, from all reports. Hnl-
has the 'stuff to put the makers back on ttw fon-
nap, a spot they haven't
ttor some years now. - ,
.. . . I due has a very attractive schedule. It has been a long,
time since one of the state
s has been able to get. Notre and Ohio State in its
im in the same season. In
it has been a long time
either Ohio State or Notre
f? has nlayed in Lafayette or
mington.
chigan's Wolverines seem to
he team in the Big Nine.
are supposed to have every- . However, seems like we heard that before, and yet
li the season is over, someone
is sitting on top of the conre. Thpv are usually the to beat, but some other usually does it, when the
chips' are down. Illinois did last year; and Indiana --did the1 year before. - . Iowa seems to be on the road
back'. In Dr. Eddie Anderson, the Hawks have about the best coach in the Big Nine, better than any of them,- possibly excepting Bgrnie Bierman at Minnesota. Anderson had the Iowa bunch on the way 'back just before he went to war, and now he seems to be, pulling them up again. I - .'- I But, it looks like a great season, and if Ole I. U. can win her share of games, there will be a few around town . who will be happy. But, this corner feels a little sorry for O. K. Anderson. It will be rough on him, the way
Purdue is going to take those
beatings. ... . . . . - .
'' - - v . .One-Minute Test . 1. Can - you finish these three quotations: 'In the morning sow thy seed, and in the evening ? 2. "The laborer is worthy of? 3. "He that hath . knowledge jspareth ?. Words of Wisdom . Friendship improves happiness, and abates misery, by doubling our Joy, and dividing our grief. Addison.
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Hints on Etiquette ( It la not necessary for a man to rise when a woman employe enters his office, but he should
when a woman visitor enters. ' '' -i.-Vr Today's Horoscope .- If this is your natal day," you are conservative ' in your judgment and your methods -of execution. You have mechanical skill and are methodical, patient, observant and versatile. You do not make friends or attachments hastily, and will probably not marry young. Your love will be strong and lasting. The day will be good where association, matters of long standing and long range plans are concerned. A pleasant event is shown. Accomplishment is promised. Despite
minor indisposition or altercation,'1 you may expect outstanding success, good fortune and increased happiness in the next 12 months. You should expedite business, travel, make changes, pay visits, court and marry. Born on this day a child will be very ambitious? industrious, courageous, precise, critical, generous,., humane, fond of and clever in the arts, science' and spiritual mat tecs., i . r One-Minute Test Answers ,' 1. Withhold not thy hand.'; V
2. His hire."
3. His words."! 'j
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STALiN REVIEWS HEALTHY YOUTH
Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEh '
The C.W.E. Club will meet Friday, Sept. 12 for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mrs. Ann Purcell, 429. Stratton Street.'
Specdo club will meet Friday night at the home of Cora Harris,- 437 South Court Street. Royal Neighbors degree team will meet for practice Friday night, September 12, 7:00 o'clock. Anyone willing; to help with the work when we go to BickncII please come.
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Presbyterian Circles will meet Friday, September 12,' at 2 p. m. as follolws: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Fred Alsop; Circle No. Z, Mrs. James Durham; and Circle No. 3, Mrs. Gilbert Snyder.
The Sullivan Saddle Club will have a weincr roast and a ride at the 4-H Club fair grounds Saturday night, Sept. 13, at 7:30 p. m. AH riders are invited to attend.
Ps? Iota Xi sorority will meet Monday night at 7:30 at the American Legion Home.
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The Court of Arches is tW court of appeal of the Arch-1 bishop of Canterbury, as metro-j politan of the province. . The' name is derived from the ancient place of sitting, which was in the Church of St. Mary of the Arches, now usually called Bow" church, in London. v
.'.'.'. i I Condoria was a Roman divin-'' 1 ity, the goddess of harmony. ! Many temples were built in her I honor, the oldest of them by 1 Camillus in 367 B. C. Only I scanty ruins now remain. ; i The human heart pumpsj enough blood in an hour to equal more than three times the weight of the body.
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A tree was recently named in memory of Susan B. Anthony, "noted" suffragist, near the 't'eTTter of Giant Forest Village, in the Big Tree Grove of Sequoia National Park, California. The tree is more than 3,000 years old, stands 262 feet high and is 20 feet in diameter.
RUSSIA'S Premier Josef V. Stalin Is joined by youngsters in his reviewing stand as he watches an all-union physical culture parade Staged by Moscow's school children. (International)
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American aborigines, without wheeled vehicles and draft ani'mals, had no need of broad highways. Mere trails served tribes who had no more important vehicle than the dog travois. The Peruvians, however, employed immense herds of llamas, and in time of trouble moved large armies for long distances, so they built highways, traces of which still remain . The stink pot terrapin of North America is s called because of an offensive protective odor which it secrets. .
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The first on well in Saoda Arabia was driUed In 1935, but tt was not until 1038 that tho first ' successful well come in. Now oil derricks dot the landscape of the eastern coast of the country, and four large fields have been discovered.- -. ' ; Coffee houses were first opened
In the 16th century in Constantinople. In London they were a sort Of clubhouse, free to all who could buy a cup of coffee, and yet known for the special circle of visitors, literary, scientific, religious or political. The city of Boston Is the larg-y est American fishing port on the Atlantic. The first Diesel engine blew up on its initial trial. The explosion proved, however, that an internal-combustion engine could be ignited by compression alone, without a spark. That was 50 years ago, and this year U. S. Diesel engines alone will burn at least 71 million barrels of fuel oiL ' ' - - .... . . . The Celtic languages are a I group of languages, both ancient and modern, belonging to the Indo-European family, and now comprising Welsh, Breton, Irish, Scottish, Gaelic and Manx. - ' ' ' Strabo was an ancient geog I rapher, who lived from 63 B. C. to 2i a. p.;
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Agriculture is the chief in
dustry of Turkey. The products are tobacco, which goes to almost all world marts; cereals, I cotton, figs, nuts, fruits of al- j
most all varieties, opium and gums. The condor feeds mostly on carrion. Its voracity is enormous. - Condors often gorge themselves so that they cannot fly, and, if attacked, must disgorge in order to escape. Cfeftrt "ft coomb was on old British coen measure, containing four buneis. In many localities hollows or valleys among the hills- are called "combs" or ,"coombs,"
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SPEED PILOT Paul Mantz steps from cockpit of his converted P-51 Mustang after setting new record of seven hours and four seconds for New York to Los Angeles flight, (International). By using more high -grade lump ore in open hearth furnaces, steel makers can cut their purchased scrap requirements as. much as 13 per cent. ," Three-fourths of the people of the United States must live in cities of -more than 50,000, or in metropolitan areas surrounding such cities. .
CARLISLE, IND. Serving Sunday Dinners Again MEATS JOAST CHICKEN & Dressing 75c STEWED CHICKEN
& Noodles 75c
FRIED CHICKEN . . $1.00 T-BONE STEAKS . . $1.00
J PORK CHOPS $1.00
LENDING MOMEYeee -1 '
to be of assistance to you is the . function of this company. - We would like to serve ' you, too. More Than Ha! a Century in Business. $5 to $300 Security Loan Co. Upstairs North Side Oakley Bldg. Across From Index Listen to the Security Half-Hour each Friday evening over WBOW at 6:30.
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CONCRETE
Delivered Price Per Cubic Yard ' 5 bags cement per yd.
3ullivan $10.00 Carlisle $11.00
Merom ......... $10.00 Gravsville ....... $9.50
Fairbanks $10.00 Shelburn ...... . $11.00
We also mix 4 iVz V? and 6 baor cement per yard. CONCRETE BLOCKS ? Smooth Face at plant 15c : " Rock Face Bullno?e Corners Partition Blocks WE DELIVER Call or Write
CARL A. NEWLIN
SPORT FANS
SULLIVAN COUNTY SPORTSCOPE
FOLLOW YOUR FAVORITES SATURDAY ' EACH WEEK IN THE
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CARLISLE Anderson's Drug Store . Louie's Place Cafe DUGGER Mason Drag Store Trade Winds Cafe Dan's Sandwich Shop
FAIRBANKS , FulTier and Thomas DeHart's Garage FAKMERSBURG Village Restaurant
GRAYSVILLE ' McElwain's Station Ralp!' E. Watson Clark's Station MEROM Hoestnan's Cafe Border Dm is NEW LEBANON Pierson's Cafe PLEAS ANTVILLE Spurlin Cafe
SHELBURN Cozy Corner Marshall Drugs McCracken's Cafe Thacker's Grocery Sterling Service Station IIYMERA Shakamak Restaurant SULLIVAN Boyle's News Stand Turner's News Stand Rickie's Cafe
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, ACKNOWLEDGING THE TREMENDOUS OVATION accorded him by Legionnaires at the 71st Regiment Armory, New York City, Chief of Staff Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower flings both his arms into the air as he responds with his world-famous grin. National Comdr. Paul H. Griffith tands at V."Ike's" left while Fred Fraser of Washington, D. C, Post 18, is pictured at right. The General stated: "No one can defeat us unless we first deeaf ourselves. We must all work together," (International)
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SULLIVAN, INDIANA "A Busy Church .... Always Serving I"
"Its tones are calling . . . COME and be blest!"
"THE CATHOLIC CONFESSION OF FAITH" Hear thrs sermon Sunday morning! Choir Anthem: "I Shall Not Want" Communion Special by Mrs. Jinnie .1 McGuire DeBaun. , Bible School 9:30 A. M. Worship & Communion 10:40 A. M.
Thought For The Week: "God has time to listen to your prayer, . dare you say, 'I have no time to pray'?" "Pray Without Ceasrng" v
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Sclf-PcHr i Liq:ucl . . Wax, Easy to apply! r No rubbing, no buffing! -Cleans instantly ivith dry mop! dries in five miiiutes No, mam, you can't afford to be without this laborsaving wax that gives new life to the appearance of your floors. Drive in at MILAM'S today and get a bottle to see for yourself the wondtuul advar. tttf" of FLORGLAZE iiqtiii wax.
HENRY A. MILAM
Service ' Southeast Corner Square
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"THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE YOU" Romans 16:16
Each congregation listed below extends a cordial invitsli.) ? to all who can to meet witll them each ar.d every Lord's day and enjoy the worship with th?m.
GOSPEL of CHRIST "BIBLE HARMONY"
There seems to be no special effort put forth on the part of the writers of fhe Bible to harmonize their thoughts and ideas, but so evident is that harmony among them, that we cannot afford to overlook it in our estimation of its value and character. In fact there could have been no collaboration among many of the writers of the Book, 'for those who wrote it lived over a space of some sixteen hundred years with many of them not knowing that the others existed or would exist. About forty dif
ferent individuals had a part to play in giving us the volume of sixty-six books which we today call the Bible. These men lived in diff3rent periods of history and wrote under varied circumstances of life. ' Thus the Bible is not the product of one man. It is hot a great epic of history conceived -JTid produced by some one nrcat human genius. It is the product of many men of many nations and varied tongues. Betweffn the beginning of the Book and the end, nations and languages , arose and fell. In it wc find the sayings of wise
men, the words of emperors, kings and philosophers; words written by fishermen, statesmen and shepherds. There are portions of it coming from men who were educated in the wisdom of Egypt, the learned of the schools of Babylon, men in exile and those who were brought up
at the feet of the doctors of the law in Jerusalem. It was begun by Moses, the law-giver, in the desert of Arabia and finished by the apostle John, the beloved disciple, on the lonely isle of Patmos in the Mediterranean Sea just off the shores of Asia Minor. However, in spite
of the varied instrumentalities playing parts in the writing of this Book, it is one harmonious
Whole with not a single discord, nen properly understood. Yes, i' is true that many 'pvned critics have unrimaken to show that tlx. Bible contradicts itself, but not one of the many socalled contradictions has ever stood the acid test of faithful investigation. Critics of, 'the Book look upon the hopelessly divided state among those who profess to believe the Bible and say that a book of perfect harmony could not produce such a profusion of contradictions.
In that statement, they are absolutely correct. ! However, friends, I t us not lay this charge at the dcor of the Bil. '. That great Book is not -responsible for the 'e of confusion existing among those who c 1 1 u to believe it. That charge must be laid, at the door of human weakness. Man's imperfections, and, kindly hut frankly, man's unwillingness to accept simple, revealed truth, is the cause of such discord as you see among religious people today. Often times wc find even professed believers in the Bible who will try to excuse the divid"'4 ?ate of religion by saying that we just
cf.r. t understand the Bible alike. Such is not
only improbable but positively impossible, when it is admitted that the Bible does not con
tradict itself. Two people cannot understand
the same statement and get comradu v :y
meanings from it. One or both of them r-iiht
, misunderstand it and bs differ- nt, but under
standing on the part m 'Mb v-n bring perfect
harmony between them. Lot i; . . to under
stand the Bible, for it is certai ;;,f t some of
us do not understand it, seeing i we are di
vided arenne ourselves and contradictory one
to another in religious doctrine and prac'Ve.
WELCOME TO THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST
NORTH STATE STREET - Sullr, PAXTON CONCORD CASS :;MER?T "IG SHELBURN OAKLAND MT. ZION OLD UBKi ' j
Phone 20 Hutsonville, I1L
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