The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 May 1949 — Page 3

1HE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTlf, »W>AN^

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MONDAY, MAY 9, 1949.

ERICH BRANDElS - No man will be able to explain this, but 1 am sure every woman knows exactibly whot I mean . You will notice it in restaurants and hotels. You will see it in stores, in resorts or in your .;wn or a friend's home when a party is going on.

Let us say there are severai women present. They are all well-dressed, wellnannered, fair-looking. One woman will stand out among the crowd. She is not prettier than the rest. She isn't wearing costiei • clothes. Her husbaTid is no more pros porous than any of the others or if she is single, her folks ! aren’t any particular somebodies.

But somehow she attracts at tention. , Men fleck around her. The other women take an instinctive dis like to her, but admit that thi.woman has Personality. What is personality? It is one of the most indefinable characteristics in the hu man makeup. But when it is there you sensv it just as you sense Spring when it is in the air.

There is another word for personality, although you may call it one of personality's ingredients.

That word is poise. Poise, m the dictionary, is deI fined as alanceb. It is also defin- | ed as equilibrium, stability. ‘K third definition is "the bearing of thi body or head; carnage.’ All these make up poise, and Without i>oise there can be no personality, as the word is used in its best sense.

I have seen the same thing in men. Smb a man conies into a room, and suddenly that room has life, radiance, color. Whatever it is that makes up personality, it is contagious. It glows and spreads and shines in- ' to the hearts and minds of everyone within its reach.

j Can personality be acquired? I don't know’, but I doubt it. Personality, I thins, comes with birth, just like the eyes, the tvese, the cars. Can inherent personality be developed? Definitely. Background, enviranment, ex.a i pie are the bases of personality. Education, culture, security develop it.

Heal personality is neve" hony. Sha n and personality di n’t go together. Fear is aklilt of personality. Character is its best nourishment.

Excuse me. I have to go downstairs. Somebody is at the door, raia- ' :ng Cain. j Us is scratching and yelping, j \nd he is going to get what he j is after, a siucculent steak bone. It’s Sandy, our next door neighbor’s terrier. He, too, has personality. BOWLING NEWS ' l -te Sunday night mixed caguc gur.irs resulted as follows: he fr our Aces won two from ic Openers; the D. D. T’s moved to thir'l place by handing the Hi-Lo’s three games; the Sporlu handed Chapel Champs three defeats and the Jokers won two while loosing one to the Ally Hats. The league standing to date;

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Sjiorts

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Chapel Champs

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High series far the night we.e rolled by Or. Fuson with a 517. Harold Davis with 474 and HhzbI Bridges with 449. High games were Harold Davis 206, Dr. Fuson 194, Hazel Bridges 173 and Gladys Gael

with 173.

NOT MARRIAGE-MINDED NORTHAMPTON. Mass. (UPi —Only 10 ih t cent of Smith College's 443 seniors have chosen marriage as a specific post-grad-uate goal, a survey among the girls revealed.

noth t: of \dm■ Ms i it \ roit> sai.k or kku. r.vr \ ri; 4'1'ATK of INDIANA ss * COUNTY OF Ul.TNAM IN I MK PUTNAM elltcuri COURT A PHIL TKR.M. 1949 IN TIIK MATT UK OF THIS KSTATK OF i.KVI WILLIAMSON 1 >eceased. JAM KS N WOO DAL-1 a, A DM IN MTK A TOIL I’robnto Cause N. x96.xVfc Notice hereby -Lfiven by tin unclersijjiied Adminisirator that h* will offer for sale at public aue Lion on Saturday. May 2S. 11MH a 10:00 o’clock A. A!., at the offiei of RoxoH \ Boytl, Attorney \ Law. Kirst-CMtiscns Dank liuibi inn. GriM-neastlc, Indiana, all o the rinht. title and interest of sab deccdcuit in and unto the follower IcMeribcd real es; u* In rutnan County. Indiana, to-wlt: Coinniencins at the north^is^ corner of (he northwest uuarttr of section five (5) townshin sixteen (Ifi) north, rantre five «r») west, and on the county line between Dutnarn and MontKoinery Counties; thence runninK w-st on s.ii«l line on,, hundred thirty (130) feet; thence south five hundred seventy ffi701 f«‘et: thence east «*lic hundred thirty (130) feet: thence north five hundred seventy (570) feet to the place of be^lnnintr. containing: one .and seventy hundredths (1.70) acres, more or loss. Said sale will be subject to the approval or the Putnam CireuP Court and for not 1 .-«■«« ♦ i>a» »•••

thirds of the appraised value of said nsil estate and upon the fol lowing: terms and conditions: onehalf of sale price in cash upon sale and the balance thereof upon delivery of Court approved Admin1str.itor’s deed and abstract

title Hhowinfr frond fee spu* title thereto and subject to taxes for the year 1040. payable 1850. James N. Woodall. Administrator Rexel! A. Boyd, Attorney for Administrator 25-41.

NKL6’ HANK SEZ

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Packard Unveils Fifty Years of Progress

Automotive progress over the last lialf-ccntury is vividly shown in the comparison of Packard's Model A— built in 1899—and the new Golden Anniversary Packard Super. In the last fifty sears—in an industry that has seen 2,000 car names eliminated —Packard has become

America's oldest continuous maker of tine automobiles. Of the 42 American makes of automobiles exhibited in 1900 at the first U.S. auto show in New York, only Packard remains as an independent car building company. The new line of Golden Anniversary Packards contains 77 major im-

provements and scores of hidden changes, im hiding new styling, improved visibility by means of a larger rear window on four-door models, greater engine power in the I ight and Super, longer Super wheelbase. colorful new interiors, better braking and greater stability.

PONDER GIVES JONES FIFTH DERBY WIN

The traditional wreath of roses ’round his neck and with smiling Jockey Steve Brooks astride. Ponder, winner of the HI 19 Kentucky Derby stan Is i.i the winners’ circle at Churchill Downs and receives the acclaim of the 100 000 who lammed t he trai l; for the 75th running of the classic of the turf. In saddling Ponder, Ben Jones (left) broke the trainers’ record, having brought five derby winners to Churchill Downs. Ponder’s wn brought $91,600 to the Colors of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wright, owners of Calumet Farms and $9,160. traditional lenth of the winners share, to Jockey Brooks. Calumet’s Citation won the 1948 running of the event. (International) ^ DiAMOND” KENTUCKY DERBY DRAWS 100,000

Part of the crowd out'mated at lOdXCv person* which filled the stands and infield at Churchill Downs for tho 75th running of the Kentucky Demy at Louisville. The crowd saw Calumet Farms Ponder, a 16-to-l shot, outrun the field to win t.ie classic. (International)