Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 50, Number 254, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 December 1948 — Page 2

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SULLIVAN. INDIANS

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Shelburn Wins, Merom Loses Shelburn's Panthers made good use of free throws last night to beat Linton's Miners, and the

Merom Beavers lost another, this time to Prairie Creek. The Panthers had a slight edge on Linton in field goals, but they cashed in on the 32 fouls called against the Miners to register a 57 to 31 victory. There were 17 fouls called on Shelburn. The Miners stayed with the Panthers for the first half, trailing 20 to 16 as the second half opened. However, with , the Miners losing four men on five fouls each, the Panthers had little difficulty winning. Sluder got 23 points to pace the Panthers attack. McCullough got 10 points for Linton.

The Merom Beavers continued losing at Prairie Creek last night, with the home Gophers chalking up an easy 70 to 23 victory. The winners jumped into an early lead and had little

'trouble building it over the i Beavers who haven't won a I game this year.

I Vencel scored 21 points for

the Gophers withBogard getting 10 for the Beavers.

EAGLES LODGE ENTERTAINS ' Eagles Lodge No. 2490 entertained with a supper at the Sullivan' Hotel for , the following officers: Alva Engle, James Gallagher Russell Brodie, Lloyd Bolding, Barney , Saucerman, Vernon Jordan, Harold Pepple, Ernest Pinkston, Bud Vanzo, Huie Anderson, Lex Davidson, and Ben Bennett.

Mrs. George Barnett was in Terre Haute Saturday where she was the guest of Miss Katie Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Beasley and son of Terre Haute,- spent last Sunday with Mrs. Beasley's mother, Mars. Ruth Banks and sonv Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips of Silver Springs, Md., will be guests Christmas Day of Dr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and family in Delphi, Indiana. Mr .and Mrs. Warren Livingston and daughter, Cynthia, of Detroit, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boles and children, Jeff and Julia, of Indianapolis, will be house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boothe and family

during the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen will

leave Friday evening for Indianapolis where they will spend Christmas Day and Sunday with

I their daughter and family, Dr.

and Mrs. G. T. Gregory. James J. McCoskey has returned from Bloomfield where he has spent the past few days attending to business interests. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown will spend Christmas Day in Robinson, Illinois, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. John M. ' Mackey of West Lafayette, Ohio, will

spend Christmas . in Sullivan with his sister, Mrs. Dora McElrath. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mackey of Dayton, Ohio, will spend the Christmas , holiday in Sullivan with Mrs. Mackey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCombs and other relatives. W. T. Mellott left today by plane for Los Angeles, Calif., where he will spend the Christmas holiday with his daughter, Mrs. Bernice Alexander and his granddaughters, Ann and Sue Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.' George Ramer

and son, David Duke, of Terre Haute, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoskey. Mrs. D. M. Routt is spending the holidays in Indianapolis the guest of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoskey attended the funeral of Mrs. Anna Hoffman in Terre Haute

Tuesday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Day of

I of Washington, Indiana, will I spend Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ! Phillips' and family.

Mrs. Pansy Holdson left Wednesday for Cincinnati, Ohio, where she will spend Christmas with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Woody Routt.

DUGGER W.S.C.S. The W.S.C.S. of the Dugger Methodist church held their annual Christmas program at the church Friday night. The regular monthly program was given by the . ladies of the W.S.C.S. The Birth of Christ was read by Mrs. Lucy Suddarth. Christmas carols were sung by the entire group. The ladies then went to the dining room where refreshments were served at tables decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. A gift exchange was a feature of the evening.

Those attending were Mollie '

Harrison, Susie Irons, Mae Hendrickson, PrisciUa Yung, Oris Hendrickson, Nelle Holder, Lura Harris, Effie Pigg, Anna' Stevenson, Jennie Wilkes, Stella Thomas, Lucy Suddarth, Ida Pigg, Mary .Horn, Mary Hill,

Dorothea Stegemoller, Margaret .Rumple, Belle Tison, Hulda Parsons, and Mildred Risinger.

GRAYSVILLE F.F.A. INSTALLS CHAPTER The junior and senior boys of Graysville, including the officers of F.F.A., went to Pimento Thursday, Dec. 16, to help get an F.F.A. chapter started there. Each of the seven Graysville officers explained a point about Future Farmer work to the vocational agriculture classes.

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