The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 November 1950 — Page 2
THF DAILY BANNER GREEftCATHF INDIANA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950.
Budgets Filed SCHOOL NEWS
For State Schools
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INDJANAPOL18, Nm- 21 Budifi't roque.sts ril th< stHte' 1 four institutions of hiKti**! lesruing, Imliana smt Purriue Unlve"sltlrs, Indiana Stain and Ball State Teachers Colleges, have been filed for the coming biennium and were announced today by the presidents of the four institutions. In the Appropriation Act of 194f>, the General Assembly requested the state colleges and universities “to cooperate In working out a formula to be presented periodically to the legislature and any other propel authorities for budgetary purposes. To this end, an intar-institution al study committee was appointed last year by the presidents to make the necessary financial and statistical studies. The report of this committee enabled the four presidents, after many meetings, to reach complete agreement on a fair and equitable appropriation formula, and the budget requests for 19511853 were presented under a cov ering letter signed by the font presidents. Appropriations requested for eaeh year of the cmr' ig biennium, starting next 1, ar< as follows: Indiana University, $10,500, 000: Purdue University, $10,250,000; Indiana State Teachers College, $1,585,000; Ball Star Teachers College, $1,585,000 These requests compare with the current appropriations made at the 1849 legislative session which were as follows: Indiana University, $7,378,.'12• , Purdue University. $7,650,000 Indiana Stale, $1,105,000, am Bell State, *1,103,600.
Rnaehdale is very proud- of tbeii two basket hall teams thi , vveek. Alth ugh the vaisity were
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Complaliti-uits in the eas«* vsere Chrysler Coro., Hudson Motor t'o„ Nash- Kelvtnator t'orp, Packard Motor t ar Co., SludeBaker <'orp., land W illis Overland Motors, Inc. The ICC ruling termed present rates “.unduly preferontlaJ” fo two other i ajor naniifaeturers--General Motors Corji., and the Fool Motor Company . 2odok Dumkopf sayi that hu*« band who got a divorce becauo his wife joked about his ball head, sounds like the kind who'J split hairs—if he had any. King Farouk’s romantic shenanigans makes one wonder if tho Playboy of 'the Pyramids is just trying to prove the truth of that old saying that everybodys loved a fat man.
junior High A team beat H'lissei! ,die 31 to 22 and the B team ^eRt them 42 to 40 The .lunlor ugh and Freshman have a game -imdin«d with Ladoga Monday .ovember 20. The varsity has a .dine scheduled also with Ladoga -tit it will be played on Wednes.ay night November 22 at La.oga, A .spectacular iierforniance ./ill be put on by the Roachdale /and. The playing of Promotion ..larch, Anchors Aweigh, Ladoga jchool Song, and Roachdale school S<ing, will be heard by the pectators of the game. Band • algcntry and suitable band for-
lauon will be used while the ___________ - —
4X>ve nuinber.s are being played
The First Grade wishes to V- F. YV. Auxiliary will meet .lank Mr. Fspey for movie films Wednesday at 7:30 <p. m. at the .•hich he showed us, teaching us Post Home.
Alary Anderson. L ily. Maiy an i Har.i 1 Levett, Myrtle Plunkett. Iwtha fl'Cniiiiei, Mrs. (toy Wood
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<'lub met Wednesday Nov. 15 at ^ . hon . nt Mi.-. Reese Huffman.
Tin- in..iiiiiig was spent in visit- Mi. Hartley read a v» »> • b v • 1 in - uid social gmal time. i story entitled A. lhaiiksgi .
Seventeen members enjoyed Triangle.' die delicious pitch-in dinner at! (Hiring live
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ssons of kindness. We are proud it' our co-operative chart work, la king a “Thank God For These" hart has been one of our hanksgiving projects. We hav.
Kimball Isirkin is in Indianapolis attending a state meeting of Indiana insurance agents. Mr. and Mrs. Rcxell Boyd arc
noon for which Mrs. Reggie Me*
O.plough gave thanks.
The meeting was called to dt-
Cmiii" and .-oils, lim Myers and j d( , r by lht |>r<!tiW e n t at 1:00 son F.sion and Bertiia Rogers j 0 ., lo( k Mrs j„ e Rissler then Mi- Patlts from Illinois, .Junior u ftVl me devotions, |gnt of which Parks and family, Junioi Wit* | lHkt . n llo m the 121 chapter j
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hop-I 0( -
kiijs, Mi and Mrs. f)ia Me-i ftoll call was answered by>na<,it i Lauglvy. Mi. and Mis. John j gv, j n ^ ttie number of veal’s they! Gough, Mi and Mi . Osborn j n-?n a member of (he elu'Sk Hutchin , Mi. und Mis. Nann , 'pnjs proved very interesting as Luiriol aid giandson M' M, 'd I iiomc . nad been members as long
Mrs. Ward Batman, Mr. and Mrs. James Glider, Charley Howard
social hour Mrs.
BiendIc served delicious doughmils, coffee and candy. It was decided to meet on December 15, on account of Christmas, at the
home of Mrs. Guy Comer. Thrrc will be a gift exchange.
FIGHTS kf.ti bn
.rganized our room into a neigh- the parents of a son born Monday
at the Putnam County hospital.
/orhood. We named it Happy -’own. FJai h row of desks Is to be i street. Neighborhood helpers .re to (k- chosen each week. Postlan to deliver supplies, a brat ian to take care of our 8H>ks, and news reporters for
ach street.
Mi. and Mis. Kenneth Kitel nave returned from Lexington, wliere they spent a week’s vacation.
Miss Rita Rhea has arrived home from Ladywood in Indian-
The fourth grade are giad Unit I npolis to spend (he Thanksgiving 1 lerry Akins can be back with us holiday.
•gain after having chicken pox.
Vo hope Carolyn can soon be I* 1 ’- ari, I Mrs. V. Larle Wise/ith us again. We are looking IT1 «" have returned from Texas orvard to our vacation for many where Dr. Wiseman attended a >f us going ’visliing for the holi- medical convention,
lay.
The fifth grade are going to Jraw names for Ohri-lmas some-
i no this week.
Tile sixth grade is happy to say they have set a new record ii. spelling. We had 21 A s in apell-
Tho Four Freshmen, a quartet and combo of which Bob Flanigan is a member has signed with Capitol Records in Hollywood. Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter Nov.
:ng last Wednesday. We also had 20th to Mr. und Mrs. Joe Overour Knglish reports. Almost ton, of New Baden, III. Mrs. •veryone got A. We are glad to Overton is tli" former Helen be upstairs this year with the Hammond of lids city,
rest of the high school. We arc
•jetting to go to the Jr. High pep' aat * ^ |S ' * >J sessions. We are very well pica*- '^Ington. Ky„ were week end ed with out cheer leaders. in «»"' home of her sister. We seventh graders were hap- A' -hur Shipman. They ware ■)y io get their n-port card.- cnroute to Columbus, Missouri, to Rveryone was satisfied with visit their daughter who is a stu-
and family. Mi and Mrs. Fred Skelton mid son. Mrs. Doilv and daughters and Mi and Mr. Melvin McFarland and children. The McFarlands wore very thankful for the lovely gifts and refreshments which the guests presented to them, A. Al r. W. To Meel With Mrs. Yuneker A A. U. W. wjll meet Tuesday, Nov 28th at 8 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. T. G. Yuneker,* 020 High wood Ave. Jefferson Home Fc Club Met Nov. Hi
AHNNKAPOLIS, Nov. 21 (Ul. I D. Stephenson, formei Indiana Ku Kins Klan leader paroled from a life term in pris-
,is twenty-five years and some! on. was .scheduled to appear toonly a year or two. j day to tigiil extradition tiom Mrs. Vollie Raab and Mrs.' Minnesota for parole violation.
Clarence Knight gave the progiam for the afternoon which
was some very interesting articles concerning Thanksgiving. Everyone brought a gift or toy to be sent to the Riley hospital at Christmas time. Next month . a-h member is to bring a dozen cookies to be sent to a veterans organization for Christmaa. Kacn member is to bring a dollar gift for the gnO) Img to the December med ing. During the social period games in charge of Mrs. Oln Pollom and Mr G- urge Rissler, were playe-t.
A hearing was scheduled for 2 P. M.. CST, in district eourt on a w r rit of habeas corpus prepared by Stephenson, a lawyer, when he learned that Gov. Luther W. Youngdahl had signed the extra-
dition warrant.
In challenging the warrant, Stephenson said he was “banished" from Indiana when be w r as rNoased on parole nnd the state could not claim jurisdiction now.
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them. Wo juniors nre sorry to hoar that Virginia Bojjer's mother i.« ill and in the hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. We were very well satisfied with oua turkey suppet which we had last Thursday. There were five members that were unable to attend, so we invited the teachers and their husbands or wives. Don’t forget (hat the Belle Union game has been changed to November 29 at Reelsville
NOW IS THE TIME TO INSULATE Save fuel, save vour heating plant, protect /out family trem colds. Save your heme from loss of fire. DO IT NOW. R. E. KNOLL PHONE 673-.I
dent at Christian College there Captain and Mrs. Mark Hubble and daughters, Jannie and Judy of Sparta. Wisconsin, are visiting this week with Mrs. Mac Williams of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hubble of Terre Haute. Capt. Hubble is stationed at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, Mrs. F. R. Dettloff, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Atkinson of Bloomington, wdll visit her sisters and families, Dr. & Mrs F L. James of Oxford, Otiio, Mr and Mrs. W. E Baker of Washington, D. C. and Mrs Guy Atkinson of Wilmington. N. C They will then drive to St. Petersburg. Fla. for a visit with
Mrs. Flora Larkin entertained the Jefferson Home Kc Club at her beautiful home on Thu .jilay afternoon, Nov. 16th. Assistin; were her two sisto Mrs Pearl Hurst nnd Mrs Myrtle Hurst and Gladys Elmore. The president, Mrs. Joseph Pickens performed her last duties, with the song “Now Thank We All Our God” which was composed by James Whitcomb Riley. Tlic history of the song was read and led by Mrs. Blanchard Ketchem. Allegiance to thi flag,'and creed were recited in Unison, then the secretary’s aVrl treasurer's reports were read an 1 approved by the club. MVs Pu kens, the retiring president, was presented with a lovejy gift from the club by Mrs. W4ttpr Dor 'tt. She also gave the ffPMsttanmr.-ssrvicr' n> ttwlii.M office) follows: president , Mrs. Doris Balsman; vice president, Mrs. Pearl Hurst; .secretary. Mrs. George Parker; treasure), Mrs. Freeman Goodpaster: song leader. Mrs. Blanchard Ketchem: corresponding secretary, Mrs. Alva Foster; safety, i Mrs. Zella Cummings: outlook, Mrs. Ross Alice; 4-H. Mrs. Ma y Shumaker; ways and means Mrs. Flora Larkin; good will, Mrs. Maggie Heavin. Roll call was answered with “Things for wh>ch I am thankful" by 30 members responding and the club was happy to have
Dr. Dettloff’s mother, Mrs. Em- ,wo Ruests. Mrs. Ada Alhin .ml
mn Duke.
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TURKEY DINNER With ail title t rin u ii in g s THANKSGIVING DAY AT Y-PALACE Intenav'tlon «l Komis 43 ami 86 We will remain open ull ,tay THANKSGIVING
ODDS AND ENDS SALE November 25th » 2:00 P. M. (Proceeds for uniform fund, Gen. Jesse M. Lee Posv, 1550)..
V. F. W. PLACE: V. F. W. HOME
Donations of anything from tlw general public will he welrome by the post.
Mrs. Shepherd.
The continuation of the lesson “Personal Grooming” was given in an instructive manner b': Mis. Zella Cummings. In her talk before the group she eniphas - si the importance of tho per80"iuity type for a hair dress and L. practice daily and weekly grooming, Mrs Salanian then took w.or the responsibility as president at which time she made all m cesaary arrangements for the nnt ual Christmas party to he held on the evening of Dec. 16<h at ’he school building. Mrs. Ma:im ( McCnmmack was made i ha rman of the gift conimitteo, whir-n consists of a 25c present for ach to bring for exchange. Gt% st
are also welcome.
Invitations were then exton l-'d by members to entertain the chib at their homes for the ensuing year. Secret sister gifts were presented nnd each one is to bring a gift and reveal her-, if at the next meeting. Delicious refreshments were
Mrs. Hrendle Hostess hi. dlecraft Club The Needlecraft met at the ho iie ot Mi.-i, L. J. Brendle with a large attendance. Mrs. Jacob Hirt was welcomed as a new member
to the club.
After the singing of the club song. Mrs. N. L. Donelson, vicepresident presided at the business meeting Mrs'. Cecil Phillips read i lentil live program of the work
for next year.
The following officers were elected foi 1951; president. Mrs. E R. Bartley; vice president, Mis. Paul Mahoney; secretary. Miss Carrie Pierce; treasurer, M rs. Omcr Bock. The club is contributing to the "Good Will” committee fund of the city and voted to send a' CARE package overseas. Tile lotloW-Mlg OlOViMi will ba--shown this month: My Blue Heaven. Black Rose, Broken Arrow, nnd Lawless (a Mexican lory on outskirts of California). The piogram was in charge of Mrs. Bar tie} who vei-y ably gave a cutting from the book "We Gather Together" by Ralph and Adelin Linton. This book has attempted to bring together the Bible events and others that make the traditional "Thanksgiving'' first celebrated in America by the Pilgrim Fathers in 1621
at Plymouth.
Tite .'estival has been observed in different states at various times, but its general observance in the United States dates from
condemned tbe proposed excess profits levy as liable to step up inflation and rising Costs and put clamps on Industrial efforts to keep the production schedules rising. Rome businessmen urged a temporary increase in corporation income taxes to take care of
emergency needs.
KKACH MANCHURIA sive. Survivors had to fight their way hack through the en-
emy lines.
However, the 7th Division advanced cautiously, sending out supporting units on either flank, and announced it was nt the frontier to stay.
■ • Mrs. Laura. Norris, 1325 A South 6th St., St. Louis, Mo.,
1863, when Lincoln issued a proc-| says doing the family washing lamatipn recommending that the anrt hemsiwork jg no longer
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PEGGIE CASTIE, with a film troupi making a jet pilot training pletur at Williams Field, Arlz., acquire.! title “Miss Jet Job of 1850” whei pilots saw these ‘'serodynamicall; t ' lines. (International
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