The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 November 1946 — Page 3
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(HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1946.
Thanksgiving Service "A Time for Every ' L- Sewing. Growing. ReapP'jv, ■ and Thanksgiving.
The Hymns used in the program will be illustrated by Mias Cuntle on the Klann^lboard. Oommun> n S.-rvice. followed by the pasto-. Kev. Fred Smith. Evening Services 7:00 P. M.
SERVICES SUNDAY Regular services wdl be held
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at the Mt. Meridian Methodist church Sunday evening, Nov. 24. at 7:15. Special music will be furnished by a male quartet. Everybody welcome. W. J. Evens, Minister.
CLOVERDAEE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school 9:30 a. m, Supt. Alice Rogers Worship service 10:30 a. m. Subject “Leaning on Jesus' Bosom." Good music by choir William F. Russell, minister.
UNION CHAPEL (MORTON) METHOIHST CHURCH Sunday, Nov. 24th, Church School 10 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. There will be no evening service. Annual Bazaar Saturday evening, Nov. 22nd. Everyone welcome Lester L. Bickett, Pastor
SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Griegs, Minister Sunday School 10 A. M.
Basketball
GREENCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL
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Cully Price, Supt. Morning Worship 11 A. M. Rev. Griegs is an able speaker so come and hear him. He will. give a good gospel sermon.
PLEASANT H’l.J. METHODIST ( lit R. H
Sunday School, 10 A. M. Robert Johns, Superintendent Worship Service, 11 A. M. Rev. Buel E. Horn will delivet the Thanksgiving message.
Held In Shooting Of Two Miners
Greencasib Store
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KEYSTONE, W. Va., Nov. 22.
- (UP) Police held Sam Curry in a secret hideaway today while they prepared to file murder charges against him for shooting two miners in the first flare-up _ ol violence in the two-day-old
, soft coal strike.
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Hanunond, a senior, and a real ball hawk at his guard position, will act as captain of the Tiger Cubs tonight when they • clash with the Bloomington basketball team on the Greencastle high school floor. A good scrap is in prospect as the local netters | seek their second win in as many McDowell County Prosecutor j starts. Richard Parsons would not dis- 1 close where the 39-year-old mine |
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foreman was held but indicated he had been removed from the county jail at Welch for his own protection. Parsons said murder charges would be filed against Curry today for shooting Roosevelt Thomas, 45, Bottom Creek, ana William Hunt, a Negro, of Eckman. They were killed during an argument with Curry, foreman of a small wagon mine, in front of tile general store at nearby Eckman.
LOCAL PLAYERS WIN AND LOSE THURSDAY
The Greencastle high school freshmen defeated the Bainbridge first year basketball team, 24 to 10, in a game played up on the Bainbrulge floor shortly after noon Thursday. The two quintets were evenly matched during the first half with Greencastle leading by only one point, 7 to 6. at the rest intermission. Linden’s Junior High team invaded the city Thursday afternoon and defeated the local Jun-
j Parsons, who pieced together
! the story of the shooting from j iors by the score of 23 to 10,
1 eye-witnesses, said the victims, | •—
both members of the United GAME CHANGED ' Mine Workers union (AFL),| Bainbridge will play at Ladoga were among a group of miners j on Monday, Nov. 25th. This
I discussing the strike in front of change came about on the Poin-
the general store when Curry j and F. J. Linkous drove up with a truckload of coal. Thomas and Hunt went over to the truck to talk with Curry, presumably about the operation of his mine. The mine had worked that day but Curry had told the night shift not to report for duty. An argument followed and two shots were fired, Parsons said. Hunt was killed instantly. Thomas staggered up the street about 75 feet before he collapsed and died. Curry told Chief of Police Harry Cyphers that the two men had attempted to drag him from the cab of his truck. Cyphers took him into custody immediately and turned him over to county authorities at Welch.
MNCASTLE CHURCH Sunday, Nov. 24 Luther Steele Supt. Sunday School 10:00
ters schedule so that the game would not come during Thanksgiving holidays.
NET GAMES
I’ nday Kloomingtoii at Gfreeneastle Clovenlale at Kki'-sellville Roadulale at Covington ( linton Center al Belli. I'nkui Keelsvilie at Gosport
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Benefit Party Friday* Nov. 22 V.F.W. Home
Public Invited.
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