The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 March 1951 — Page 2
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THF DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 1P51.
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Fivo OrefiiLTis'1<* Boy Scouts had an idea and th. y carried it through to a most successful conclusion. The result was that the Girl Scouts of the eighth grade, under the leadership of Mrs. Hoy Sutherlin, iiad a very hajipy surprise at their meeting on Tuesday afternoon. It all goes hack to February, when the Girl Scouts baked cup cakes for the Boy Scouts on th" anniversary of the scout movement. For some time the boys have been planning to repay the girls, and hit upon the idea of baking a cake for the girls on the birthday < i the Gill Scouts, which is tin week So on Monday night Steve Sutherlin, Jim Moss, Jaek Mile.,. * Phil Haines and Johnny Mayhall met in th kitchen of the Roy Sutherlin home, donned aprons, got out the cook book, and proeeded to bake a large white birthday cake for the girls. It was a thing of beauty with a skull and cross hones in green icing to complete the finishing touch. We cannot say how good was the culinary ability of the Boy Scouts, but it is reported that the Gnl Si outs wen delighted that their hoy fi ieiels remembered their birthday. Accepting the presentation for the eighth grade Girl Scouts were Ann Headley, president; Nancy Meyer, secretary; .Marjorie Howard, treasurer; and Kay Hinkle, vice president. Grade Tourney The first round of the Greencastle grade school basketball tournament was _ held Tuesday evening. The winners will compete In the finals at a future dole Winners Tuesdav were: I'lrnl Grade Ridpath School, 2, Miller School 0 Second Grade Jones School k Ridpath School 0. Third Grade Miller School, 8; Ridpath School. 4 Fourth Grade Ridpath School, 7; Millet School, 5 . « , Final Schedule Ridpath vs Jones (1st Grade) Jones vs Miller (2nd Grade) Miller vs Jones Gird Grade) Ridpath vs. Jones (4Ui Grade i Fifth and Sixth grade pupils are not competing in this tourney. SPKND your advertising dollar wisely- The Daily Banner reaches all of Putnam County.
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Mrs. Henry O’Neal and children called on Mrs Krnest Heher Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Finney, Mrs. Joy Cummings and Mathe\. Furncy attended the funeral of Mrs. Roy Frazier ;it P.i j7.il Friday afternoon Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roherl Burks and laughters, were Mr and Mra. Joseph Shuughnessv of Clarkshill Mr. and Mrs. A P. Stoner, Mr. and Mrs. Finest Heher and Mr. and Mrs. Don Heher and daughters. Evening callers were Mi. and Mr Kenneth * Wagle and family. Clayton Cox called on Mr. and Mrs. Fines! Hebei Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Roherl Burks and daughters were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sutherlin and family Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sims of Greeneastle and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ross Fumey. Jimmie and Judy Wallace entertained with a weiner roast at Iheir home Friday evening a good time was had by all. Mr and Mrs. Roy Morlan ano tamily of near Terre Haute spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Wagle and famih
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SOCIETY Delta <•annua Alumnae Mci ts Thursday Delta Gamma Alumnae will meet Thursday at 2:00 p ni with Mrs. Wallace Graves
Past Matrons Chili To Meet FriiUiy The Pa.st Matrons Club will uu et Friday at 7::i0 p. m. at the home of Mrs. D. C. Stewart
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Mrs. Ellen HutM-r Hostess To Home Ec Club The Country Corner Home Ki Club met Thursday evening, March 8th. with Mrs. Ellen Huber, with Mrs. Luther S4eel iiSHi.sting hostess. The meeting was conducted by the president Mrs. Robert Coop»*r. The history of the song for th month was read by Mrs Hutie: followed by the plerlge to the
flag.
Mrs. Noal Nicholson and Mrs Huber gave a very interesting lesson on “Happy Family Living" which will he completed at
the April meeting.
A contest was won by Mrs Steel. The meeting closed with tfic club prayer. Lovely refreshmenls were served in keeping if
Si. Patrick’s Day.
Tbe April meeting will be with |
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plane for Palo Alto Calif., to .. ,, ,
Emma Schoenman assisting There will be an auction sale at
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Allan are expected to return home from Florida, this afternoon. Evelyn Hurst daughter of Mi and Mrs Mavnaid Hurst, is confined to Iter home v. ith pneu-
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^ ’ , . ■ -m if- limSwaM Patricia Neal portruya it leading role m “Three Secrets," now showing ui the Voncastle theater.
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Cloyd Moss, manager of the J. C.'Penney Store, has returned from a two day store managers’ meeting in Lafayette Pvt. Howard Eugene Custis, who has been stationed at Fort Custer, Mich., has been transferred to Camp Atterbury Dt Donald s Tucker, guest professor at DePattw University from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will address the G;irnradle Kiwanis at the weekly luncheon on Thursday. Due to Noah L O’Conner. Cloverdale R F 2. having a stroke, and is unable to he up and out, the children are having a card shower . f*r Ids birthday, March 17. 1951 ?4e will be 65 years old. Over at Martinsville, the city council has increased the salary of the next mayor from $600 to $1500 pet year. They also hiked the salary of the councilmen from $100 to $200 annually. Tb new salaries in Martinsville compare favorably with present Greeneastle salaries. Following a tradition of many years, several Greeneastle Rotarians gathered at the home of Lloyd Houck last evening for thannual smelt cleaning, preceding thi annual smelt dinner at the Greeneastle Rotary Club meeting today. Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr. Houck were Herbert Graver, Ernest H. Colli Lo Etfcel, Howard WU hams. Dr. D. \V. Killinger, Lola Arnold. Deward Smythe, Walter Ballard and Richard E Sandy. HUNTING IS FUN AGAIN Construction business is hard work. i\ Maurice H Runnells. | of Mabelvale. Arkansas, but he likes it. fie also likes hunting „ , :i with his
hounds, but for a while he didn’t feel like doing much of anything. He had that rund c w n feeling aches and pains, and just didn't
T seem to have 4 p, n y appetite. ^ Being an active
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this meeting. \snik late Tri Kappa To Meet Thursday Associate Tn Kappa will ns-. ■ Thursday evening tit 8 o’clock i the hot of Mi - '; D. Rhei Janet Vaughan Bride (M Marshall Million The home of Mr. and Mrs Ivan Vaughan. Coatesville Route 2 was the scene of a beautiful spring wedding. Sunday, March lllh, when their daughter. Janet, became the bride of Marshall Million, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Zone Million of Stilesville. The house was decorated with tulips az.alias and daffodill in keeping with the spring season. The double ring ceremony wa. read by the Rev. Donn Leach o: j Indianapolis, in the presence < t the iimiit'dinte families i^j the couple. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attractive in a dress of white lace. She carried a bridal bouquet of Amazon lillios and white .roses. Miss Nancy Vaughan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a dress of blue lace hnd c yellow rose corsage, Jean Vaughan, also a sister of the bride, acted as junior bridesmaid She wore a dress of pale pink and a pink rosebud corsage. Gene Pruitt of Eminence was best inari. The bride’s mother wore a printed crepe dress and a red rose corsage. The bridegroom’s mother also chose a printed crepe dress and a red rose corsage. Following the wedding a reception was held in the dining room of the Vaughan home. The table was centered with a lovely bouquet of daffoijills and at either) end was a tall punch bowl and n two tiered wedding cake The couple loll immediately on a wedding trip to Key West. Fla
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Joyce Lewis Celebrates hih Birthday 5lun-h 12th Marilyn Joyce Lewis, daughr of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lewis, entertained the Brownies if Troop No. 12 at her home on South Locust street. A large birthday cake, Eskimo Pies and Koolade were served. Miniature Easter baskets were
given as favors.
After opening many nice gifts the remainder of the day was spent in playing games and
watching television.
Prizes were won hy Kay Knoll
and Judy Elmore. j 9 years ago March 14th, 1942. Those present were Marsha (Our lips cannot tell how we miss
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In loving memory of Rebecca Jane Malayer, who passed away
Twigg. Lewnyne Pitts. Sheila. Thomas. Nancy lainham, Nettie McCracken. Ann Childs, July El mon , Lynn Akerman, Sharon Covert. Kay Knoll, Alice Kay Reed, Sharon Sheldon, WaS&la Smithers, Karen Vote. Rebecca Simmerman, Lois Ann Moore, loyce Lewis, Jimmy Lewis ami the Brownie leader Mrs Vernon Elmore and Mrs. Delbert I^ewis.
STARTS SENTENCE LEBANON. March 14 (UP) - Harold Crothers, 2.'!, Indianap>lis, began a 10-year term at the state reformatory after pleading guilty to a service station robbery here in which he netted less than $100 Agnes MrOrady, a IS-year-old Indianapolis girl suapected ol bein^ an accomplice, was held for arraignment.
you, Our hearts cannot tell what to say, God alone knows how we miss you. In our home that is lonesome today. Son Ben and family. pd.
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David Ervan Duell Honored With Birthday Dinner Miss Barbara Jo Cohn entertained a number of friends Saturday, March 10th with a birthday dinner honoring David Ervan Duell s 17th birthday. Those at#M>»G g ■ McCullough. Adrenne Mathews, Dick Hassler. Sharon White, Dick Neal. Lloyd Hoskins, Bob and AI Gray. Barbara Cohn, all of ReelsviHe, and Carol Ann Hedge of Indianapolis and the honored guest David Ervan Duell. Winter Prevails Over Hoosierdom INDIANAPOLIS, March 14 il'Pi Old Man Winter has Indiana tied to the whipping post and is getting in some last lick before spring comes to the rescue. Hoosier roads, highways, and city streets were very slick lo,1ay under a sheet of snow and u e a: snow fell in the state for Ihe
second consecutive night.
Railroad traffic was normal but buses were running late on local runs and up to an hour lat<-
on long distance runs.
Other motorists were hampered also by the hazardous driving conditions. State police said Che roads were slick over the entire
slate.
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Early today, it was snowing all over the state except at South Bend, where rain was mixed with
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Temperatures were above freezing in the north but that mark in the central and south. South Bend had 25 degrees while Indianapolis had 27. Terre Haute 28. and Evansville
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