Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 232, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 November 1948 — Page 3

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Standings: Team Won Lost Pleasantville 4 . 0 Shelburn 4 : 0 Dugger 10 Fairbanks 4 1 Graysville 3 1 Carlisle 2 1 Hymera ' 1 -3 Farmersburg .1 4 Merom 0 1 2 New Lebanon 0 4

Another of the dwindling, list rA unbeaten schools in the county will fall by the wayside this week. Pleasantville and Dugger got together Wednesday night on the Dugger floor in probably the best game of the week. The Streaks beat back the challenge of the Carlisle Indians last week and now have 1o try to do the same to Dugger's Bulldogs. Shelburn likewise has a rough game scheduled. The Panthers liit the read to Honey Creek

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Wednesday night to battle the a'ways powerful Bees, and it could be that only one team will be unbeaten by the time the end of the week rolls around. New Lebanon's Tigers, after a couple of go.od years, seems to have hit the skids this year. The Tigers have lost four straight games so far. But . when you stop to think that .there are 35 pupils enrolled in New Lebanon High School, it is understandable. After all, a school that small can't hope to come up with good squads every year. Meram is another one that is having trouble. The Beavers have only six pupils in the high school, and from that inumber the material is slim at times. The Beavers have lest twice. They play New Lebanon this week, so the list of teams without a victory will shrink a little. On the other hand, the FairTHANKSGIVING NOTATION OF ROOT'S S-P-M VALUES For sports For dress

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record so far this season, and yet the Trojans have to pick from as small a high school as Merom does. They have 36, too, but seem to have a little better material to pick, from , this year. Midland's Middies must have a fair club this year. They have stopped two Sullivan Gaunty schools and dropped a ' one-)Point game to . Shelburn. The Middies will be playing ether county schools before the year is over, and it could be the Middies will be rough fcr some of them to handle. ' . The games that count in the County Conference haven't been plentiful so far this year, but here is the standing of the. teams: ten Team Fairbanks Pleasantville Shelburn Graysville Farmersburg Hymera Carlisle Merom New Lebanon Dugger Won 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 ' 0 0 Lost 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 2 3 , 0 Shelburn and Fairbanks are sure te stay on t?p for another week, as they play out-of-the-cornty teams this week. Graysville plays at Farmersburg and the Hounds wi'l be favored to shr.uldstay near the top. Dugger ana i leasanivuic mi; other top spot. The Bulldogs Will be playing their first league game, whi'e the Streaks will be trying for number four in the lague. On the other hand, two of the five teams without a victory are sure to win.1 Hymera and Carlisle clash, as do IMerom and New Lebanon Dugger might win and they might not. The makeup of the Sullivan Golden Arrows is still a mystery, even to Coach Bill Lucas. He has a large squad out, about Are you going through the functional 'middle age' period peculiar to women (38 to 52 yrs.)? Does this make you suffer from hot flashes, feel to nervous, high-strung, tired? Then do try Lydla E. Pinkhum's Vegetable Compound to reltve such symptoms. Pinkham's Compound also has what Doctors call a stomachic tonic effect! LYDIA E. PM.WS Tm?ww '' SULLIVAN mm 1 f Y

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51 turned out when the ball was issued, and he has divided his squad into two groups. One practices early, and the other starts to practice at 6 p. m. What the Arrows will have remains to be seen. Jim Sevier, Bcb Banks, Ben Wernz, Bob Deckard, and George Wolfe are back from last year, Jerry McCamman is out and he might crash the first team. The coach is also working with a. group of sophomores and he may turn something rp out of that bunch. However, the Arrcws will be short on height this season, and may be short on scoring punch. The Arrows play their usual rugged schedule, and the outlook isn't, too bright for a winning season. But then basketball is a funny game, and they might get hot and make things uncomfortable for the opposition. Fans hereabouts will get their first look at the Arrows when the Boonville Pioneers come to town Dec. 3. I SPECIAL SERVICES ! There will be special services at the Jericho Church Saturday night at 7:15 p. m. The Rev. Evans of Tell City will be the guest speaker. Rev. Evans will also be in charge of services at White Rose Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend these services as ;aTlby the Pastor Rev TOYS "where your dollars buy more' CORONADO APPLIANCES SHOPMASTER , POWER TOOLS BICYCLES SILVERWARE Wra Rogers Kin? Edward and Sharomvare DISHES Use Our Layaway Plan North Side Square , THANKSGIVING NOTATION OF ROOT'S S-P-M VALUES STORE V4

WEDDLXG ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. . Lawrence Humphreys of Muskegon, Michigan, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Alice, to Jack Reid Shelburne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shelburne of Flint,. Michigan. The wedding will be held Saturday, ovember 27th at the First Congressional Church in Muskegon. A reception will be held at the Motorcycle club of Mt. Garfield following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Shelburne are former residents of Shelburn. Indiana.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT i Mr. and Mrs. Jack MeCammon of 1928 8th Avenue, Terre Haute, announce the birth of a son born November 20th at St. Anthony's Hospital in Jerre Haute. He weighed seven pounds

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