Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 188, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 19 September 1947 — Page 3

SULLIVAN, INDIANA

'-x Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK

Royal Neighbors cf America, regular meeting," Friday night, September ISth, 7:30 p. m. All officers be present for initiation.

Wetcn Council No. 405 will meet Monday night, September 23, at 7:30. Degree team please be there for practice. Flans made to go to Linton.

' A reception for the Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Aldridge will be held Friday, Sept. 19, at 7 p. m. at t'le Methodist church. Bring covered dish r.nd table service. A program will be licid after the dinner.

The Sullivan Eastern Stars twill meet Monday, Sept. 22 regular meeting. Program planned.

The Sullivan golfers will go to Linton Sunday for a tournament. Play will start at 1:00 p. m. Ee there on time. We are expecting ., a large group of Sullivan golfers to be in Linton Sunday.

Notice: Sullivan Lodge No. 5G3 F. & A. M. Called meeting Friday, Ssitcmber 19tli at 6:30 p. m. for craft practice. All members of the craft are urged' to attend. Floyd Willis, craft leader.

r Buddhists apply the term "Mahatma" to' those who have reputedly reached physical, intellectual and spiritual perfection. In modern times the title

is commonly given to Mohandas K. Gandhi, the Hindu national ( leader. ' ' ! . v Telephones in thfe 1920s were' out ef order-about once" In 15 months and were repaired in about five hours.' Today telephones function properly or an average of 30 months, and two hours are needed to complete repairs. -. '' Seven out of 10 American workers travel to and from work ! .by automobile. L- .4

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Vou'vs got to come early to the Canteen these days in order to get .a banana split. With only mree dishes there is always a ( long line waiting for this popu- ; lar concoction: ' j' The primary election for the , class officers at the High School j was Wednesday. We will let you j know the final results after the final election is held next week, i - ! I- I 1 "Cap" Campbell was bidding all his friends farewell Wednesday before heading I. U. way. He is enrolled as a freshman at the University and is a pledge of1 Phi Delta Theta. j

We're glad to have Sally Pope back in school after her sojourn t(f the hospital to have her , ap

pendix removed. j ,

Jacelyn Call3gher left Monday for (Indianapolis where she is entering her freshman year at Ladywcod Preparatory School. , Football ians may have noticed a new yell-leader this year. She is Rita Fightmas'er, a newcomer at S. H. 6. from Marion. She was also yell-leader up there and brought some new yells with her. We think she is a good addition to thp rVulnr ; linpiin Mnrilvn

An.stead, Marty Hamilton, . Liz j McNabb, and Julia Shipman. I The Drum Corps js right proud : of its new uniforms that came in I

this week. The gals can't wait to show them off at the Gerstmeyer game here October 3rd. We heard Gordon Riggs and

Milburn Carter , really had -toj shell out to get home to Farm- ! ersburg Tuesday night. Boys, I

don't you know that it's cheaper to hitch-hike? If ycu happen to hear a loud noise coming from Dugger this winter, it will probably be Gordon Keck wearing the socks he p'ot at his surprise birthday party Inst night.

. SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 19. 1947.

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DOrn at Springfield, Pa., in 1738, of Quaker parentage. After some Study with an artist named Williams, he set up as a portrait painter in Philadelphia at the age of 18. He also lived in New York, then in Italy, and in' 1763 he went to London, where he spent the rest of his life. He was encouraged by Sir Joshua Reynolds. One of his most famous paintings was "Death of General Wolfe." He died in 1820. Americans, on the average eat more than 18 pounds of candy each a year, a report by the Department of Commerce disclosed on June 23.. 1946..

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, Anna Eartlett Warner (18201915) was an American novelist who wrote under the name of "Amy Lothrop," She and hei; famous sister, Susan Warner, collaborated. For many years the sisters lived on Constitution island in the Hudson near West Point, and for nearly two generations they conducted a Bible class for the cadets of, the United States Military academy. In 1908, with Mrs. Russell Sage, Miss Warner gave Constitution island to the government. Her funeral services were conducted with military honors. California is said to produce 63 per cent of all asparagus packed in the United States.

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Dale Pentecost, 14, Centerville, is shown above (right) with his Aberdeen-Angus steer which was 4-H Club Grand Champion at the recent Indiana State Fair. Sold at the State Fair's annual auction, the steer brought S3.C5 a pound. It meant a $3,080.50 check to the Pentecost boy for his 1,010-pound animal. Kingan and Company. Indianapolis meat packers, bought the champion for the Hoosier Markets, Anderson. The same buyerB also took the 19)6 Grand Champion at a price of $6 a pound: the 1945 price (at the State 4 H Club Fair) wap $3. Also shown with the boy and his champion are Lt. Gov. Dick .James (left) and officials cf Kingan's and the Hoosier Markets. A total of 248 steers went on the block in the sale, bringing an averao- pf about $35.50 as compared to the 1946 average of $J6.56.'

, Enjoy . The Cool And Dustless M'dget Auto Races

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Delivered Price Per Cubic Yard 5 bags cement per yd. Sullivan $10.00 , Carlisle $11.00 Merom $10.00 Graysville $9.50 Fairbanks ...... $10.00 Shelburn , $11.00 We also mix 4 4'2 5'2 and 6 ba? cement per yard. CONCRETE BLOCKS Smooth Face at plant 15c Rock Face Bullnose Corners Partition Blocks WE DELIVER Call or Write CARL A. NEWLIN

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Hutsonville, 111.

x Autumn Cosmetic Needs

may FAfTOR PANCAKE MAKE-UP $1

COLGATE'S BEAU-CAKE $1.50

SOLITAIRE MAKE-UP ........ ;

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LAVENDER BATH POWDER $1.00 APPLE BLOSSOM BATH POWDER . bOc TUYA BATH POWDER $10 EVENING IN PARIS BATH POWDER . . $1.00 SILQUE LEG MAKE-UP, tube 75c WRISLEY LEG MAKE-UP 59c ARMAND STOCKING STICK 50c

SILQUE HAND LOTION ; . , c MASCAL'S HAND LOTION, full pint 49c HIND'S HONEY & ALMOND CREAM .... 43c 1LASOL t,t)C COLGATE LIQUID HAND CREAM TOUSHAY HAND LOTION f HESS WITCH HAZEL CREAM j5c PACQUIN'S HAND CREAM f3 WRISLEY'S FOUR SEASON'S HAND LOTION . . 50c REX ALL CREAM DEODORANT .............. 50c VETO DEODORANT ARRID DEODORANT , 1

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Behveen Vincennes and Lawr?nceville on George Field Road Time Trials: 7:00 P. M. ; Racing: 8:00 P. M. Admission Adults, $1.00 (tax inc.) Children 50c The best, racing of the season is now on. The racing, season can't last too much longer this year. Be sure and see a'l our races from now on or miss the best thrillers cf tlie year.

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- - - IF IT'S GOING DOWNHILL. You can maintain your farm and home buildings without repairs if they're going in the same direction. Still, there's no y need to be careless about the upkeep of your place when our building blocks are so economical and long-lasting as well as good to look at. Plan now to remodel or repair. We have any kind of block you can desire. . .

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This tilt is the third of a 2-out-of-3 series between the local Merchants and the Terre Haute Rassells Tavern baseball teams for the right to compete against Clmton's Fairview Dodgers, winners of the northern end of the Shaughnessy play-off in the W. I. League, in the championship finals. If the Merchants win Sunday and figure in the finals, a portion of the final games will be played at Pavilion Park. ,

(Merchants) LINE-UP Zaayer 3b French If Taylor 2b Thewlis rl Osborne lb McGarvey ss Takats c Walters cf Shipman P

(Rassells) LINE-UP-

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Chestnut ss P. Cartwright If Dierdorf c Pugh cf Varda . lb C. Cartwright 3b Gordon . if Radke : P

This Space In Gupport Of Our Community's Recreation Facilities, Is Sponsored By

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