Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 237, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 30 November 1948 — Page 4

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CARLISLE SCHOOL NEWS t Grade 6 We have had 29 names and $1.93 for Jr. Red Cross. We hope to have more by the end of the week. Last week we had three Red Letter Days and two this week. A Red Letter Day means perfect attendance. We have a school lunch program. It costs $1.25 per week. XiMsyhave good food.

crum moved to Florida. Since last week was National Book Week some of the sixth graders gave a play called "Those Exciting Comics." The members of the cast were: Janet Charlton, Patsy McCammon, Philip Bolenbaugh, Shirley Shelton, Leland McCammon, Larry Head, Jerry Nash, Billy Jenkins, Haroid Long, Violet McCarter Phyllis Holup, Gary Rotramel, and Norman Johanningsmeier. Most of our class is getting a

In arithmetic each time ' we weekly magazine called "Young have a test and make a perfect J Citizen." It has many interesting

we had six one hundreds. They were Artie Bradburn, Jerry Lloyd, Linda Sue Monroe, Marilyn Riggs, Leroy Shannon and Mary Anna Lang. Grade We second graders like our school very much. We like to study our lessons We are trying to be very good boys and girls. We thank all our visitors for

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paper we move over . into our Alillimetic 100 Club. The.'Tollovui"'are in it: Leiand McCrnimliti PJjylU? llolu'p and Viola Arthur. " . .7 . If make a perfect paper

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stones and facts. We get "Young American Reader," too. Both children and teachers of our school were sorry to learn of the death of Mr. Walter Kemp, grandfather of the Jo

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Jerry Tcimffiej ; Jrry-JIarris, Jerry Wa'srv" Patty - Faugh, Betty Ridge, Gary Rotramefif Norman Johanningsmeier, Linda McCarterV Jimmy Wilber arid Harold Long. Bertie McKcc has moved to Pleasanlville and we hope, she likes her hew school and is doing fine. Violet MfcCarter brought fan ice plant. to school week before last. It's very pretty. Jerry Mar-

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the funeral. Grade 5 The fifth grade has an Arithmetic 100 Club. There are only four members in the club at this time. They are: Gerry Bensinger, Sue Ann Brentlinger, Lane Pesjh and Larry Lincicum. So far this week there have been 35 of us who have donated to .the Jr. Red Cross. We must remember to bring gifts ; for packages to send overseas. There are 43 in our room. The week of November 15 was National Book Week. The fifth grade had a play called "Cinderella" at the auditorium Friday November 19 at 1:00 p.m. The players included!: Donnie White, Jane Snyder, Vearl Dillon, Linda Phegley, Larry Linccim, Sue Brenflinger, Gerald Abrams, Barbara' Johanningsmeier and Leon Brown. Thirty-six visitors and parents came to visit us during National . Education Week. Most of the children 1 have brought some kind of insect to school and they are all very interesting. We learned a lot about them. The . fourth, fifth and sixth grades have started a book club. When all the people in one room have reported to their president that they have read three books apiece the club , will get to have a party. The room to get the

most books read by December 1 will be given a party by the other two rooms. J . . We extend ou sympathy to the Johanningsmeier family. Grade 4

School News SCHOOL NEWS . Junior High Grades Grade 4 Inez Fisher We are studying about "Indiana" in our social studies work. We are learning many .things from the text,x "Living in Indiana," but we are doing other

invito , things, too. We made a bie man

them to come again soon. We of. Indiana and hung it in our

nope everyone red a nice time during Thanksgiving vacation. Grade 1 We were happy to have had a large number of visitors during American Education Week. Our room had the largest per cent of parents visiting. Mrs. Snyder brought - home-made candy for us in celebration of Phyllis Sexton's birthday. Our first grade children are reading their third pre-primer and hope to finish it soon. Besides coloring bur Thanksgiving turkeys, we have made brightly colored fruit baskets. Two of our first grade children Barbara McKee and James Wade, have moved away. We hope they

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Mrs. Flossie Pugh and Mrs. Opal Hall attended the funeral of Mrs. Martha McCammon at New Lebanon Sunday of last week. Word has been received here that Bobby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe McCammon of near New Lebanon, suffered a serious accident Tuesday and is in the Mary Sherman Hospital. He is getting along very well. Mrs. Walter Adamson is reported as being on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilber and Linda Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Iwell Taft last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hazelrigg were in Dublin, Ind., last week visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lena Knowles and family.. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris and sons of Ohio, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hall Sunday morning of last week. Mrs. Nona Jewell entertained with a covered dish luncheon Nov. 18. Her guests were Flossie Pugh, OpaJ Hall, and . grandson, Jerod, Lethia Jennings, Sylvia

Harris, Edah Jewell, Delores Jen

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esting places we locate them on this map. We have located Fort Ouiatenon, Fort Miami and Fort Vincenncs; Prophet's Town, Indianapolis and Corydon. A new citizen has come to live in "Tiny Town." Cleta Crick enrolled in the fourth grade, Monday. She lives on "Quiet Street." We are very glad to have Cleta with us. The following children made perfect spelling scores Friday: Willa Judah, Josephine Brown, Jimmy Springer, Albert Reed, Susan Kirk, Barbara Payne, .Suzanne Stratton, John Coulson, Barbara Mason, Carol Turpen, Jan Merder, Paul Pirtle, Edgar Hux and Pam LeDune. Grade 2 t Miss Price Wanda Boone celebrated her birthday at school Friday. Mrs.

Rickard brought her a birthday cake with candles and cup cakes and cider for everyone. We thought it was very thoughtful of Mrs. Rickard. All of us have joined the Junior Red Cross. Raymond Pavy brought cookies for our room to eat with our milk lunch. We want to thank Mrs. Pavy. We thought it was nice of Mr. Campbell to bring us a Bible for our room. Bonnie Hofeditz celebrated her birthday Tuesday. She was seven years old. We had five Red Letter Days last week.

HYMERA Mrs. Nell Gordon entertained the Friendly Sunday School class at her home Tuesday evening. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Blossom Shipley; treasurer, Helen King, and secretary, Margie Wells. Delicious refreshments were served to Victoria Tipton, Lelia Shipley, Margaret Wells, Margie Wells, Blossom Shipley, Noma Gammel, Lois McGarvey, Helen

King, Veneta Strahle, Gold Shepherd, Ruth Fbuli, ' 8bi) Husband and the hostess, ft1 Gordon. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Jennn and daughters ; of Evansvil) spent Thanksgiving Day i Mr. and Mrs. Evan MorelH and Mr. and Mrs. George H Garvey. - Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gor'k and daughters of Hammcn Indiana, spent Thanksgiving Pr the week-end here with re atives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Raley a sons of Terre Haute, were dii ncr guests Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. George McQuarr Mr. and Mrs. Bill Husbar and Nell Gordon were ThursdE dinner guests of Mr. and Mt Harry Taylor of Farmersburg. Fern Case and 6on, Jim, spei Wednesday night in Sullivs the guests of Mrs. Erma Be well and son, Bob.

Quit tayinf rent and own your home. SpecUl bargalm on yroperty on Instellmeftl plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT

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The fourth . grade is enjoying Wayne, Blanche Wilkins, Lena

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the radio loaned to them by

Vern Allen. The fifth grade like the programs, too. j There are now only ten fonrth grade pupils left in the Arith-i metic 100 Club. ' ' 1 ' We are happy to announce fi ve . Red Letter Days lot- .J&t week. ' ' . Fourteen of the twenty-two school days of November have been Red Letter Days. The fifth grade want to express their gratitude to Mrs. Mabel Snyder, of Paxton, who has devoted so much time, candy, cookies to aid in our fund with which we hope to secure a radio for our room. The amount of sales of the things she alone has contributed is $5.35. Our own candy sale netted us $5.45. At

that rate we can soon get a radio. Grade 3 We are sorry that Garnet Shelton is still out of school with the whooping cough. ! We are having a Clean Desk Club. Each child who keeps his desk in order for a week gets a gold star. We hope to make

better house-keepers by this plan. In our spelling test this month

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