Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 248, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 12 December 1947 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMESFRIDAY. DEC. 12, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA

A Heme Owned Demoaratle Newer BuUlvsn Dailjr Timet, founded 1995. s the daily edition ef the SnlliTan Democrat, founded 1854 PATH, POINTER , Publisher BLuGANOR rOYNTER JAMISON - Maaagw and AiUnt Editor HOMER H. MURRAY Editor motered aa ecood-claaa matter at tha PoatatOo. BullWan, Indiana Pttbliabad dally excapt Satwdajr and Suadar at US Waat Jackaon St.

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Walter Wence of South Bend, visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott Saturday. Mrs. Josh Hill was in Sullivan Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McManaway of Evansville spent the weekend here with the latter's father, Ben Andrusyk and Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Siner of Farmersburg, visited Mrs. Julia Harding Sunday. Mrs. Maude Gummere of Terre Haute, spent the week-end with

Mrs. Ella Gummere. 1 Mrs. Maude Lamb of Seymour, ;was the guest of Mrs. Flora I Wence over the week-end.

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V The Arrows iuGtr couldn't stay

against a Brazil outfit that has been going to town in early games. The Red Devils handed the Tech Black Cats their first loss of the season Wednesday night, as the Garfield Eagles were running from Clinton. The Imps, so far, have lost their opener to Michigan City, always a rough outfit, and have stopped Linton and Indianapolis Manual since then.

trip the Partners, it wasn't ex-

Coach Alvan Callahau's Car

lisle Indians finally Iwon. a ball game after dropping all their other starts so far this yean The Indians had to go outside the county to w'.n from Freelaivdville, but a win is a win, and we

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spending the week in Robinson, (Illinois with relatives.

Mrs. Josephine Walters spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Josephine Brust.

: Christmas Treat Britons are going to have a Christmas present from

their. Government. It's an extra holiday ration of ten cents'

worth of meat, a pound and a half of sugar, and four ounces I The H. H. club met at the of chocolate. jhome of Mrs. Lillie Miller xlast

PnnntaPYf.ir.emtmr o-rfed tho now Tr trnf Vwo-pr Thursday to cerebrate their dam

lioarllinos Ron tkn T?.;, Mixi'cf u ini.'mAnfnl;,.- anniversary, mis was

hvuumhv -viiaii lug .ruxcigu jniuiobcxo ui nic a axuoiiiciiiiai j Phri?tmai Dartv

also their

by-election's.' The Government was commended "for its sports- hour a covered dish dinner was man&hip, in; holding back the news until after the elections. ' served after which there was an December , grew brighter. ! exchange of gifts and a short Writing of this pitiful enthusiasm in the New York program which was as follows: Times.'Anne O'Hare McCormick comments on how difficult Reading, "The Farmer's Pig" by

it is for people who have to think of food all the time to take Mrs Mary Coleman; reading by

sustained interest in other questions. Yet the British can see lmo 'Dson- Memoers present beyond their rations. Another Times correspondeut. Herbert oi Marcyj de vis and Matthews'; writing of their true resources, the sterling char- Gib0f Terre aS? Cora

acter; the',oyrage and common sense, that can carry them wnkey of Sullivan, Lura Cochthrouh' this crisis as through others. ran, Stella Payne 'and the hos-

He qu6tes Emerson's words at Manchester during the tess. Lillie Miller, ah members

terrible :eco.n,om?c crisis, of 1847, that "in adversity they, were present except Mrs. Laura

were grand . . : with a kind of instinct th,at (Britain) sees, a . Russell, who could not attend

little better iii a cloudy day. and that in storm of battle and:aue t0 1Uness-

calamity, she has a secret vigor and a pulse like a ca.nn.on..

Consider this: Despite its own dire needs, British papers

havetke.pt. before their readers the greater needs of some of the peoples of Europe. And they have given generous praise

io the United btates tor her willingness to contemplate re

strictions,. her own fabulous standard of living in order to help Europe. Such, honesty deserves a sugar plum in its much-

darned Chrjstmas stocking. Christian Science Monitor.

with the taller Bloomington team psctcd that the margin would be imagine that Coach Callahan is

Tuesday night, and lost their

second start of the season. But it isn't a disgrace to lose to the Panthers.With Gene Dobson, who

scored 39 points in a week-end of p,lay against Bosse and Central,

a biff threat, and with Crandall

0 great. It means one of two happy about ,n all. things. Either the Cards arc a better team than they (were said Those Hymera Shakamaks to be, or the Panthers aren't as seem to like the idea of coming good as they thought they were, from behind in the last period to -win. They did it against Lyons McCracken was out for half last week, and then Wednesday

Pittman was an afternoon guest. ; Mark Plummer and Walter Romine were in Danville, Illinois Monday. Mrs. Evelyn Sexton of Indianapolis, was the Sunday guest of Herb Snyder and family. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Burris of near Carlisle, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ferguson. Miss Shirley Smith called on Miss Delia Flath Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCammon called on Mrs. . Cecil Davidson Monday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Pirtle called on Mrs. Eva Stoner Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Bolinger was in Sullivan Monday afternoon. J Mrs. Fern Pigg was a visitor here Tuesday afternoon.

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handling the pivot position with the game with a sprained ankle, night they pulled one out of the finesse, the locals were out- and that hurt the Panthers. But, fire against their arch-rivals from manned. They just don't, at ' on the other hand, Santus took Jasonville. Only this time, they nresent have any consistent scor- seventeen shots at the hoop and made it a little closer. They

ing threats.

; only managed to get one of them , through for a basket.

The Collegetow a boys will go far 'when the f'ring starts in the tcurneys. They are big, much taller than the Arrows, and they have reserves. The second fiive

is almost as good as the first five.

Ijrit yeu can bet that Coach VVeekley will use the next nine days to iiron out uie mistakes he saw, and he probably sa!w a few that would show up against a

TCiey drive hard, and make those better team, such as Washington

close ones. i i;ainoiic nau. u t"""1"'

play again until Dec. 1, wnen

pushed the game into an overtime before Johnny Peeler hit a basket and a foul shot to give the Shaks their victory.

r LEWIS and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crable 3 , , , i of Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest mVtsfle Boston has been Price of Blackhawk Mrs. Copp

dismissed from the hospital and

is at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Inimmpnd. '

Mr. 'and Mrs. Harris Wheaton and Mrs. Anna Pigg spent Sun

day with Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Snyder jiear Paxton.

Little" Mis3 is ill.,

Priscilla ' Knight

Mrs. Leo Burns was in Terre Haute' Monday. ' RoberUWheaton was in Linton Mrs.' Mqadows of, Clay City Is

the guest of her daughter, Mrs. I

and Mr.

J.ohn -F. Scamihorn Scamihorn. .':

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morse were in Indianapolis Saturday afternoon. Mr. -and Mrs. Karl Heminger of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs.

George Knight and son of Ko-

komo,-attended the 50th wedding

anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

present ing,

Knight

and Mrs. Hazel Kepner and son of Kokomo. ; Mr. and Mi-s. Robert Wheaton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. i George Barrick of Sullivan. I Mrs. ' Anna Piag. who fell and

fractured her breast bone, is : slightly improved. Mr. . and- Mrs. J. E. Scamihorn and Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp arid daughter called on Mr. and Mrs? Robert Wheaton Tuesday evening, . - . , : . .

Mrs. Haste! Foreman and Mrs. Ed Knight were in Clay City

Tuesday afternoon. . , I

The word comet means "having long hair" or "to wear long hair." It had its origin in the hairy appearance often exhibited by the haze or luminous vapors, the presence of which is at first sight the most striking characteristic of the celestial bodies called by this name. Pierre Francois Xavier de Charlevoix was a French missionary and traveler, best known as the historian of "New France." He was born in 1682; died in 1761 ' Each morning glory bloom has five special tracks which bees follow down to the honey supply without tearing the blossom.

That is one thing that hurt ihe Arrows against the Panthers. Both Brodie and Hilgediek drove hard for the basket, but neither of them were connecting with

shots that should have gone in. The other boys still haven't got

ten into the habit of driving through the middle when it opns. up as it will under the style of play that Coach Lucas uses. But, one of these days, some .')f the boys who haven't caught on yet, will see just what the setup is, and t-3" tV,e Lucasmen will get more points. .

they meet Lyons.

From the Washington Democrat: "Jack Wi.lz last nisht dem

onstrated that height alone doesn't make a ball player as he 1

played circles around Sluclcr, hefty 6 foot 5 inch Shclburn ccrer. It appeared fhat Shclburn's offence in nrev.lous games had bepn based on girder's I'cieht, but Wil? held him to one

Ag-inst the Garfield Eagles, the Arrows will' be playing a

team that is on the short end of f'eld goal while scoring six b,implay against the locals. Since the self. Sludcr just doesn't have firit time that the teams played Jack's basketball moxy cr shooteach oner back in 1923-24, the ing, eye." Arrows have piled up a 15 to 9 j ; ' edge in victories, and three of PAXTON those Garfield wins have come in j Mr and Mrs clarence Mattix the past three years. ani Walter called nn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Tuesday

Last season wnen ine two icnmt evenjng

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score that

tr;t. the Baffles took a 41 to 18

victory, 'with Lovellette leading the way with 12 pemts. The Arrows will be happy this week if

him to twelve

The size of the

Washington Catholic turned in , tbey can bold

agj.'nst the Shelburn Panthers points again. was surprising. While it hvas possible that the Cards would Next week the Arrows run up

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minich of Carlisle and Mrs. Roxie McCammon were guests Sunday of Misses Maude Daugherty and Gladys Weathers. Mrs. Allison

fay We Suggest .. .

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Herb J Knight. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Ed

Mr. : and Mrs. John Browning were in Lewis Tuesday. f

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pullum transacted business in Lewis Tuesday. ! Mrs. Myrtle Boston called on Tressa Wheaton Thursday even-

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