Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 247, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 14 December 1948 — Page 2
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TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1943.
SULLIVAN, INDIANA
City School News
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SCHOOL NEWS
Jr. Hi Grade School Grade 2 Price W trimmed, our Christmas; tree this week. Miss Price put on the lights. We think it is pretty. Several rooms have been in to see our tree. . Miss Graham's room came in to show us their Santa Claus pictures which were very nice. Howard Smith celebrated his birthday at school Friday. We are sorry these boys and girls have been ill; Rose Fry, Howard Smith, Joe Thomas and Carol Setty. The following' children have brought calendars to school: Karen Rickard, Jane Crooks and Carolyn Llewellyn. Grade 2 Waldorf . - This week we made decorations for our Christmas tree and room. Jerry Richmond, Ronnie Russell, Joyce Ann Shake, Judy Svales, Ronnie Dillingham, Billy
Dean, Christina Larson, Shirley
The following made perfect spelling papers last week: Mary Ann Phillips, Nancy Monroe, Buddy Fulford, Ann Willis, Ruth Anna Sinders, Judy Drake, Diana Skinner, Carolyn Kimmell, Patty Huff, Bob Bedwell, Judith Smith, Karen Smith, Johnnie Hays, Cynthia Hummell, Julia Herr, Sue Reynolds, Sue Collins, Patricia Hoesman, Jerry Brown,
erman are two happy girls. They both have baby brothers. We have all learned our Christmas songs that we are to sing on the Christmas program1 Friday afternoon December 17. We have finished filling our Red Cross Christmas boxes for boys and girls overseas. All of us received a "New Testament" for selling religious pictures.
We want to invite all parents and friends to our Christmas program at the gym Friday afternoon.
CARLISLE
In the past few months there have been fewer reports of deaths from traffic accidents in Indiana. It.is an encouraging sign. Perhaps the lloosier motorist is beginning to be more careful in his driving.
But even with the reduction in traffic deaths, there, are i Alien, and Nancy Elliott helped
still too many ot them. We are entering the period in the 'to make a large Christmas mur
winter when the roads will become worse, there will be more snow and ice, and quite a bit of fog. It will take vigilance on the part of the driver to prevent the accident toll from rising again. It is not hard to be careful on the road. Most of the highways are well marked with signs of curves, hills, and winding roads. The wise motorist takes advantage of the information given in the road signs. It is very important that a driver watch the other driver. Many accidents are caused because one driver does the unexpected and involves a careful motorist in an accident. The state has started well and has a good record for the early paix of the winter months. A little vigilance and careful driving will enable Iloosiers to cut down the deaths due to
traffic accidents. yitM
al lor our room. ft'Jj.rrill Holycross and, Juc' Jarrett celebrated their birthdays this week. Carolyn Riley brought some records from the Nutcacker Suite. Grade 2 Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart were in South Bend, Indiana
over the week-end visiting their daughter, Mrs. Donald Hnriees and husband.
We are having a good time, Mrs, Lee Grass and Mr. and akine decorations for
Alex Rasky, Brent Griggs, Dolly room. We nave drawn names Friday Pennington, Jimmy Bell, Jimmy and are going to have a twenty. J Burnell Winesar
five cent gift exchange. ! and chiidren, John and Barbara We are sorry that Donald Ow- j Ann, of Indianapolis, were here ings and Sandra Powden had to i Saturday and Sunday visiting miss school on account of illness. 1 Mr. Winegar's father, E. T. Allen Medsker proudly dis- j Winegar. played a leather belt made by I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder Jr. the Indians of Gallup, New Mex- were in Sullivan Friday. ico. His mother sent the belt to I Miss 'Amanda Turner went to him from TuSCOn. Arizona. Rnntnn THinnis Thursriav for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Harris and family.
Hunt, Cleta Blanchard, Sharon
Martin and Frank Hamilton. Our program at the Community Gym will be at 2:00 p.m. Friday December 17. We invite all parents and friends to come and hear us. Grade 4 Fisher
We drew names for Christmas j
in our room last weeK. vve are wuere sne is visiting. decorating our Christmas tree, Grade 6 Sisson and St. Clair
too. rne unrisimas progiam wm c put up our cnristmas tree Mr and Mrs Fritz Halter of be held Friday, December 17. last week and think it is very Vincennes, spent Thursday with Come and see the program. pretty. We have' also decorated her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mary Lou Smith was voted our room for Christmas. McKinley. as having the most interesting ' We want to thank Mrs. Ringer t Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parnell and educational talk on "Show for inviting us into her room to and Jack DeBeouf attended the and Tell" this past week. She hear some records Thursday. Sonja Henie Ice Revue in Indshovved an Atlas and explained ne of our Red Cross boxes ianaDolis
it. Then she askect tne cnnaren ana me otner is almost Sorosis Club Meets
to identify different countries and continents. Others on the program were John Coulson and Suzanne Stratton. The following children made
We want to thank Ann Willis perfect spelling s-ores Friday; for bringing the delicious cook- j Donald Krause, John Coulson, ies this week. Bobby Terhune, Carol Turpen, We hope to have some visitors j Albert Reed, Suzanne Stratton,
filled.
The December meeting of the
Sorosis Club was held December 1st at the home of Mrs. Albert Parnell with Mrs. Don Thomas assistant hostess. After the business session with Mrs. Burnett Carrithers, president, presiding, the meeting was turned over to the program committee conposed of Mrs. Carl Gobin, Mrs. Robert Price, Mrs.
Vernon Long and Mrs. Don Thomas. The H. S. girls sextette sang two Christmas carols out
side and then were invited indoors and sang three other numbers. Miss Marilyn Sproatt gave two clever readings, after which Mrs. H. W. Gross gave orally a very interesting history cf the "Origin of .the Christmas Tree"
and "Christmas in Other Lands." An exchange of gifts was enjoyed. Articles made by the "Blind School" in Indianapolis were on display and orders were taken. The hostesses gave as favors corsages made of cedar and cranberries, and Christmas refreshments were served to the following: Mesdames Margie Allen, Elizabeth Arnett, Don Borroughs, Burnett Carrithers, Ira Cleveland, Russell Combs, Morris Faris, Orval Finch, H. W. Gross, Vernon Long, Ed Nash, James Phegley, Robert Price, Carl' Schulze, Gaynelle
Smith, W. A. Shefi'ler, Elmer Stewart, and Perry Harris.
SHELBURN Mr. and Mrs. Pete Griffith and daughter, Sheila, of Greencastle, Indiana, were week-end guests of Mrs. Ollie Crist. Mrs. Emmaline Miller spent Monday in Terre Haute. Russell Scott and Walter Wence left Saturday on a tenday hunting trip in Georgia. Miss Ola Lane of Terre Haute spent last week-end here with Mrs. Hazel Scott. Mrs. Joy Grubbs and Mrs. Ida Powell spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. The Betsy Ross Council will hold their annual . Christmas party Wednesday, December 15 at the hall with an all-day covered dish dinner. Bring 50 cent gift and 10 cent gift for grab bag. All members please attend.
Quit paying rent and own your home. Special bargain on property on Installment plan. Also farms for sale. W. T. MELLOTT
ARMY DEVELOPS NEW AIRPLANE WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (U.fi) Development of a new experimental training plane with a top speed of '286 miies an hour at 10,000 feet has been an-
while our room is all decorated so prettily. Sue Collins brought a wreath for our doorway, Our tree is one of the prettiest we have ever seen. Julia Herr i .. .1. . : - r" . 1 u ,.
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xi. irrr. .wi j' vctjf 1" Ullllg an suns as the XT-30, the snip is powered i o decorationl from home to by, a single 800 horsepower make our tree very beautiful.
Wright R-1300 engine immediately behind the cockpit. The plane has a wingspan of 36 feet, four inches.
We had three Red Letter Days last week. ' i 4 Monday Sue Reynolds brought some delicious chocolate cookies.
Jan Merder, Susan Kirk, Bar
bara Payne, Ronald Loudermilk, Sandra .Bergstrom, Carol Wilkes, Pam LeBune, Janice Milam, Sue Ann Booker, '.Jimmy Springer, Willa Judah and Josephine Brown. Grade 5 Lowdermiik Mary Miller and Jenny Giles attended the Sonja Henie Ice Revue in Indianapolis Friday night. Both girls gave interesting talks about the Revue. Sharon Dean and Patsy Sauc-
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