The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-07
Girl Gets SIS
FOR BEST LIST
IN diana RACE
Elizabeth SchoeppeI Takes
First Prize; Other Win
nerS Named.
BY THE DIANA EDITOR

f16rG are GIlG WlIlllSIS!
It has been a tremendous job
contestants, to judge the thousands
of answers received in the contest
to see how many words you could
fashion from the letters contained
in the phrase DIANA IN THE
TIMES" in the length of time we
promised. The judges worked hard
and the lists you sent in were clear
and neat, and that helped to save
time.
The Judges were Miss Anna Johns
ton of Bobbs- Merrill Company, pub
fishers; Miss Grace Shoup of the
English department, Shortridge High
School, and Miss Mary Dyer Lemon,
Indianapolis Public Library publicity
director.
The first prize of $25 in cash goes
to Miss Elizabeth Schoeppel, 1906 S.
Randolph ST., who turned in a
seventeen-page list containing 2,O56
words. Such words as "damasee,"
meth" and "mitis' sent the judges
scurrying to the dictionary, but all
the words were good ones, in the big
book.
James r. Woods, Jr., of 1909 w.
Michigan ST., earned the second
prize of SIS with a list 1,499 words
long, neatly typed.
Eight Get SIS Awards
Third prize, $40 in cash, went to
Mrs. Esther Boyd, 1859 Graceland
Ave-. for her neat list, written in
longhand, of 1,453 words.
Five dollar bills for winners of the
fourth to eleventh prizes went to:
Mrs. F. E. Rupkey, 1888 Linden ST.,
1910 words; F. w. Grossman, 1915
Ketcham ST., 1,142 words; Mrs.
Ralph R. Turner, 1929 N. Alabama
ST., 951 words; Mrs. w. P. Smythe,
316 E. Twenty-Second ST., 944 words;
Mrs. A. j. Porter, 2917 Ruckle st,
1913 words; Miss Mary Tindall OF
Waldron, Ind, 877 words; DR.. James
H. Rankin, 48 w. Twenty-Fourth
St., 858 words, and Orna Binegar, ia
S. Illinois ST., 1856 words.
These ten won ST. each for their
lists: Mark D. Webb of Franklin, 819
words; Mrs. D. E. Haymaker, 5208
Burgess Ave-, 799 words; Mrs. Ethel
Hitchcock of Indian Springs, 786
words; Miss Arlene MeekS of Koko-
mo, 772 words; Jack Balm, 1342 Gale
ST., 1853 words; Joseph Cassidy of
Plainfleld, TAG words; Mrs. H. S.
Shepard, 4720 College Ave-, TAG
words; Robert Leech, 1919 N. Gale
ST., 1877 words; Miss Carolin Miller,
637 E. Thirty-Second ST., I'll words,
and Miss Margaret M. Snider, 1915
Hoefgen ST., 705 words.
Twenty Get Theater Tickets
The next twenty won a pair of
tickets to B. F. Keith's Theater:
Miss Grace Townsend, SOC Division
ST., 702 words; Miss Phyllis Haw-
kins, r. r. o, Box 43, 696 words;
Miss Jennie Camplin. Jamestown,
6S5 words; Miss Ethella Baringer,
Jamestown, $50 words; Miss Kath-
leen Antics, Portland, 500 words;
Miss Lulu M. Schupp, 416 S. Oak
land Ave, .681 words; Miss Mary
Louise Basch Ono address,, 682
WOTQS, MIS-. w. n. IOCIldkcl, 600 n. VI
P. Bldg, $50 words; H. M. Francis,
718 Exeter Ave, 671 words; Miss
Margaret Blankenship, AS Beville
Ave-, SAB words; William G. Fitz
GiIobon, 1907 College Ave, 646
words; Mrs. Edythe Kersfner, "a,
Kenyon ST., 500 words; Mrs. j. E.
Keough, 1868 College Ave, 638
words; Miss Pauline Elvers, 1906 E.
Walnut ST., 618 words; Miss Velna
Wiseman, 448 w. Twenty Ninth ST.,
604 words; Mrs. Grace Robertson,
$3.50 E. New York St, 604 words;
Mrs. H. B. Gray, 2725 N. Meridian
ST., SOB words; Mrs. B. G. McMur-
trey, 46 N. Denny ST., SOB words; N.
H. Cartinhour, 895 Massachusetts
Ave-, 598 words, and Ira Boggs,
Veedersburg, sol words.
Prizes will be mailed to the win
ners.