The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 May 1957 — Page 3

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“MOTHER” - 1957

\\1\' DOT P.IF-HEADER Spearheaded by Ceorge Halfmans’ one-hitter, DePamv swept both ends of a double-header from Valparaiso here yesterday and took over first place in the Indiana Collegiate Conference. Halfman retired 25 men in a row as the Bengals copped the opener. 4-1. and teammate Dick Robinson allowed only five hits to win the seven-inning nightcap, 6-1. With the pair of victories. Bob Hick's locals climbed to the 4-1 level in ICC play and reached the

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Mrs. Hazel Hempel Abel, 68, of 1 Lincoln, Neb., has been named “Ameiican Mother of 1957". Announcement of her selection was made at the opening session of the annual Mothers Conference” in New Yoik. Mrs. Abel is mother of five children and his six '■ grandsons.

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Hi Team Game & Series— Spears 781. 2179 Over 425: Brattain 537, McCullough 488. Swope 460, Monnett 452, Rogers 451, Burchfield 438, Arbuckle 437, Parker 426, Sillery 426, Costin 425.

FINC’ASTLE Quiet a number of perents and j relatives of DePauw students : who had come to spend Mothers Day weekend with their sons came to attend services at our church Sunday morning* Mrs. Sadie Sheehy of Cloverdale entertained the Fincastle Canasta Club with a luncheon on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kelly and son of Ladoga were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fosher Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Bridges left Wednesday to stay with Mrs. Edgar Pitts in Russellville. Dorothy the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dean was taken to the Riley Hospital Saturday for observation and treatment.

Wm. Hanna who was taken very ill early Saturday morning is slightly improved. The students from here who graduated this spring from the Roachdale and Russellville schools left Sunday for a tour of th e East. : Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles Miller and family who have been living in Florida moved to the Earl Miller farm this week. Several from here attended the Bainbridge, Roachdale and Russellville commencements this week. • Miss Nancy Huber is vacationing in Florida this week.

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RUSSELLVILLE Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson ol Crawfordsville spent Sunday af- ; Lerncon with Mrs. Lou Wilson. 1 Mrs. Catherine Bridges of near Roachdale is staying with Mrs. Pearl Pitts. Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Gooding of Crawfordsville R. R. spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Switzer had as their guest last week Mrs. Hannah Switzer of Waynetown. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whiteley have moved to the Mrs. Pearl Goff farm. i Mrs. Maude Slavens and family of Greencastle spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mrs. Grade Gibbs. Mrs. Paul Hester is spending a few days with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haines of Flossmore, HI. Mrs. Okel Clark is very much improved from an operation at Culver hospital last week.

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POTTED PLANTS HYDRANGEAS 'he favorite cf all Mother’s Day plant ‘he ue' ' finest group of plant-, in our history. Properly grown t.i make them last longer. All cur prices include delivery

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