The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 July 1951 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1951.
7 'antalizing l 'op it '$
Krorr. around town ?ot THOSE exciting bnJliant articles of hpparel in the w indows this spring at Cannon's . . those fW>wer-garden-in-full-bloom .... and every-color-of-the- rainbow spoil shirts aie now strolling around town on the men . and darned if they don l look nice !’! ... of course . . . you see every style . . every color . . . some shirt tails in some out but haven t the men blossomed out . . . and isn t it a far cry from the old days Brother Ben sure Knew what he was doing when he led the iield with clothes that the v. ell-dieased men would wear. . . . but then Cannon s have done that for a long long time! GOING ALONG the better buyways around town I see many interesting and unusual things . . , which I faithfully pass on to you. . . Coan s Pharmacy is one of the spots where I find many unexpected tips and wonderful buys actually. 1 thought I hardened to the point that I
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1 discovered in there .... but • what to my wondering eyes did appeal . . no not Santa but one of the town s leading young business executives at Chet's magazine department, leaning obliviously, against the soda fountain . . . not even drinking a coke lost . . enraptured . . In a Comic Book !!!!.... my shout Of laughter didn't phage him ... he did mumble something about "censoring the books .... but the seiond time I saw him there —as fascinated and interested n« any six year old. . . well ... X do think the Chamber of Commerce might bend him a subscription for his birthday present ..... Chet didn't seem to mind at all ... . Chet’s an understanding fellow!
| THE DAILY dANNW
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wcpAiD CONSOLIDATED Entered In Uie postoffli* at Greemastle, Indiana as aecond • lass mail matter under act of March 7, 1X78 Subncrtptton price
kidded them all I cents per week; $4.00 per
tm bong out - • irly 'nm.-it year by mall In Putnam County;
youi better buy-ways.
1 PAP.KED in front of J. E. Hood s about 8:00 one morning
last *veek
SUMMER driving Is harder on
.
winter driving . . . did you know that! . . . you'll be a happy motorist if you make regular habit of taking your car to Cowgill's over on the high corner of the Square folks . . . for a tegular check of youi tiles. . . . youi ‘j(K>!ing system . '. and of course the oiPand that g-o-o-d Marathon gasoline . . . then you can laugh at the sudden changes of temperature p S. don't forget my tip about parking your car there anti have It washed and serviced while you go shopping. .. laugh at the folks who are hunt-
ing a place to park.
business places had hardly begun to unlock the doors) . . . went on to do a few errands I thought would be quick . and when I came ba k much later. 1 found that Adam with his big I smile . and his big heart • • • Bless him! . . . had pul some, money in the meter ... so I wouldn't stall the day with a parking ticket . . . you know, tolks you learn a lot about human nature pounding th« streets selling advertising ... in any town . I've learned a lot here one of the nicest things about G. C. is the folks who make ur our community . • can you imagine anyone doing that in Indianapolis Once before . . not too long ago ... I came i back to my cai again paikeh on Washington to see a “tick-.-t" . . . I looked at the meter . there was plenty of time on it . . . (can't you see me begin to swell up with righteous indignation?) ... 1 yanked off the ticket .. . to find it said. "We put in a nickel to save you a buck Compliments The Voncasti Theatre” . . . this is my way ■ saying THANK YOU to th- son of spirit around town that spreads kindness and good wo! instead of petty hates and hard feelings . . . THANKS. IF YOU happen to drop into Rusty's Pastry Shop at odd moi ments . . . during the week . . you can find out all the important social events . . . scheduled . . at least those special even' that require the ultimate In a artful . . . beautiful . . . deliciom cake to crown the occasion . . for the folks around here have known for a long, long time that Rusty's cakes are wonderful looking . . . and even better eating . . although it doesn't seem possible that anything that look as pretty ... as his lakes . . . could taste so g-o-o-d . . too . . .
but they do!
S-VIM) to $10.40 per year outalde
Putnam County.
Telephone 95, 74 or 114. 8. u. Karlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street
Personal And Local News It KIEFS
The City Library w ill bt cloatu Wednesday, July 4th. Fillmore O E.S. meeting Thuisday July 5, at 7:30 DST. Mi and Mrs. U. S Young of Danville entertained guests at Old Trail Inn on Sunday. Le Martin entered the Putnam County hospital for observation on Monday. Bainbridge W.S.C S. will meet at the home of Mrs. S. A. Colliver July 5 at 1:30 CST. The Beechwood Pleasant Circle Club will meet Wednesday July 4th with Mrs. May Hammond.
Miss Loretta Ash of Indianapolis. spent Sunday with Miss Peggy Sutherlin. The Bainbridge WSCS will meet at the home of Mrs. Ken Solmans at 1 30 CST. Mr and Mrs. William A. Hebert have returned from St. | Louis, where they spent several |
day.
Fiankie Collins of W1BC will 1 be at the Ml. Hebron Community I church Friday evening, July 6, at, 7:30 DST. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodhue have returned from Bass Lake, where they vacationed for on week. Mrs Alma Clones 'of Roachdale is in the St Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis . rei wring from a major operation. Mr and Mrs. John Fay and family of Chti sgo airived Monday evening for a visit w ith Mr and Mrs. Walter Gardner, West Liberty street. Mr and Mrs. Haskel Rice an i son, Jon, have returned home from a three weeks visit with 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas of Van Nuys, Calif. Miss Helen Snapp of Bainbridge left Sunday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Knoxville. Tenn., and other inter’ ' ::g points in the South. Parvin Baughn. w ho is visiting his father. A. B. Baughn in Detroit, is expected to return' the end of the week. Mr. Baughn is with the Central National Bank. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cain wer:-! the week-end guests of Mr. and Mis William Schonfeld, of But-
lerville.
M ss Emma Beckwith remains about the same. She is a patient at the Putnam County Hospital with a broken hip. Charles Sanders has accepted a pu.-ition in the maintenance department at the Allison plant in Indianapolis. Mi and Mrs. Hairy Seeley and children Tommy and Patty, of Lafayette have returned to their honi< after spending the week end in Greeneastle. Eui l Fisk Auxiliaiy of Spanish American War Veterans will have their regular meeting Thursday evening, July 5. at 7 30. in the City Library. Miss Betty Lou 1-awson left Tuesday morning by bus to southern Indiana to spend th” week of July 4th. She will visit a gill friend in Vincennes.
SOCIETY
Thuraday Beading i lub. To Meet
The Thursday Reading Club picnic will be held Thursday July 5th at Kobe-Ann Park at *6 30 p. m. for members, their families and guests. Please bring well filled baskets, table service. Please assemble at the tables nar the Anderson st ! eet entrance. A good attndance L desired.
Local \V omen Attend I (•overmnent School
Mrs. Feld Lucas and Miss Carrie Pierce will attend Indiana University's school on Local Government Tuesday. This cove is city, township, county and state government as outlined in the state constitution. * Monday Constitution and Public Finance will be discussed by j Auditor and Treasurer of State along with the head of the Department of Economics and head of the Bureau of Government Re-
search.
Thursday and Friday the BUI of Rights and Amending the Indiana Constitution will be discussed by Dean Biadshaw. University of Missouri, leader of the coasUtutioaal revision in Missouri.
was nicely given oy Mrs. ulor. Sallust. She demonstrated by using a chart for the most predominating color*, which weie red, blue and yellow. Alwayusing coloi-s in the room express:ng the occupants’ personality, rather than guidance by a decorator. Mrs. Gladys Elmore assisted by combining samples of drapes. paper and rugs all blending together. ■•Child Safety” was nicely given by Mrs. Zella Cummings with | caution foi hazard* at this busy i season An invitation from East Maiion club to a guest day and tea at Fillmore Christian church was read and Mesdames Salsman Katii Dorsett. Clara Mabb Addle Alice and Luiu Foster attended, reporting an enjoyabl
trip.
Club pi aver was then repeat’ and delicious Newly Weds, pop and candy were served. Next meeting will be July 26th. L30 p. m. Hostesses, Mesdames Lottie Hul.-'t. Maggie Heavin. Lou Day and Lulu Foster. Roll call Why 1 think a vacation necessary.”
in the school yard.
The tnghlighU of the cntci tainbent will be a circus parade. Carlo, the ringmaster; Larry oH.m Miss America; Linda Lee Hanks; Unde Sam, Ruthie Gw inn: Silva. Bonnie Sue Scobee; Pruitt the bear. John Hilhs; Zozc\ the clown. Mikey Whitaker; Old Bobbin the horse, Harold Keck r „l Gary Poff; Sunbeam. Janie Like. Jocko, the human monkey, dm Essex; Stardust, Lynn Hostettei Bugs Bunny, Billy Cope; Bozo the clown, John Mason, Jr„ The acrobatic team, Terry and
J vny B„r,. r Edwar( l Min,;.', gl oom Jennif Jackie MinnickJ™ k" I awarded after t h( J lex
I Marion Home Ec i ( lub Holds Meeting
The East Marion Home Economics Club entertained with a tea, the women of the community and members of Putnam County home economics club?.
The Floyd Township Farm,There were sixty.eight members
SOME LUCKY FOLKS have all the fun in the world. . . right in then own but k yard! How about you. aie you getting the full benetit of your oiit-of-doois-liv-Ing loom” .... Metzgers have plans for that fireplace where broiled steaks . . yurn-yum . . and even the lowly hot dogs. . . taste better cooked over the open fire out of doors ... if you haven't i ousted com in its husks. . . and baked potatoes in the ashes of an out door fire. . . you just
NO UNE wants to is bothering with avivg.v • . • -ud looking had in the summer tine . . well . natch ... no one should EVER want to . . . but somehow summer demands more from the wav your hair looks . . . everyonemost everyone goes without a hat . . . whenever passible . . . (so it can't be counted on to '•cover-up" that messy pate on some special occasion like it can in winter) . . . call 1167 and have Elberta make an appointment for your new summer permanent and attractive styling ... so you can relax and enjoy the good old summer time . . . knowing yoin hair looks its loveliest. A BARGAIN at a Bank! . . . well, natch! . . our favorite Money Store has bargains galof’ . . . and if you aren't getting yout share you’re a silly . . in less time than It takes to print this ... 1 saw a bargain shopper find a bargain at the Note Window
luiM’I't lived.'. . where do you)' • 1 his sin (h ns he accept, d the
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name "roasting ears'' .... why
Bureau will meet at Floyd Center Monday night July 9th Thenwill be a speaker on rural telephones Members please come. Mi and Mrs. Frank Youn^ and family have returned t" then home in Santa Monica Calif . after a we« k's visit with Mr. Young's patents and sister Miss Lotta Thomas an i Brunei Thome, left on Monday by automobile to spend a month in Canada. They will visit interesting spots in Ontario. Quebec
other provinces.
In the wedding picture of Gem Edwards and Lila May Jarvis on Monday, the rating ot Mr. Edwards should have read Pfc Private First Class instead o!
relatives the past week,
drive miles . . and hunt for tables . and a fireplace . . when you can ' eat out” . . bettei more comfortably . . . and do a heap of happy entertaining at home '’ See Gifford for plans and get started enjoying your own
home more.
SOME FOLKS go than they go up ,
been silly enough to try to do Job of cleaning wall paper. . . or painting . . or washing woodwork . „i any of the thousand and one .b: around home that mean i limbing up on something don t you get your name in. the paper be, ause you fell off table or chair, . . or stool ,
said he'd had n wonderful bargain . . . and at the Savings Window I saw’ a bargain buying •prec . Vacation Funds withdrawn (what fun ahead) . . and a bargain In safety was I bought at another window Traveller's Checks . g« t youis<’lf educated to the every day
, ; bargains and advantages offered
, in this wonderful Shopping Cent-
down faster er . . . the Central National B mk
. if they have
THERE ALWAYS comes a tinii
even in the best regulated
families . . . when you need more ilce! . . . isn't it the truth? . . . what do you do . . . well, natch
you get a big . . . cold .
I wonderful . . . chunk of ice fioni : the Sheldon lee Service . . . and the party goes on . . . Herachel
ret yourself over to Joe Todd* Sheldon
and invest in one or two step- you ladders it pays to have the
Edward Rossok, Sr received i Lieutenant.
v.o’J M '.da’, .if th* death of his ! Miss Irene Roacli of d' • Mrs Jacob Rjeth, of La Florida, who has been
Sail, 111. Funeral services will be h<dd in La Salle Thursday
morn.ng.
Pvt. Jack E. Hanlon, son of Mr ar.,' Mi- Valentine Hanlon has arrived at Switzerland, Germane He sailed from New Jersey on the U. S Alexander Ratch. Pvt. Russell E. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown, is also stati, nod in Switzerland,
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lyon have received word from their son. Allen, who is stationed in Japan with the U S. Air Fore” as a radio operator that he has 'been to K'tea. His address is Pfc. Allen R. Lyon, A F 16::.’4577. 67th Com Sqdn . 67th An Base Gp APO 917. c o Postmastet San Ftanclsco, Calif. ^ Mrs. Lloin Affolter and son of Syracuse. N Y Mrs. Robert Herb-t and .laughter of Richmond Mrs. Charles T. Gordon and three daughters, and ’Eed Martin of Louisville, Ky„ spejit the weekend with their mother. Mr <i T Martin Mrs. Affolter and son will stay until Thursday.
Mianv, visiting
returned
and guests present. The president. Mrs H Suthei hn. opened the meeting with the Flag Salute and Homemakers Creed. Mrs. Webster and Lela Hunter led the group in singing •he song of the month, “My Ohi Kentucky Home.” Mrs. Btattai: . mty Home Economics Chi' president, was introduced to th
group.
Mr*. Elsie Hunter introduced
her friend and neighbor and the an l J sp. aker. Mrs. Dorothy DeVaney.
We were all taken a boat d the
large a.i ship to enjoy the wondetful tup to Salzburg Pans and Yunna with Mrs. DeVaney. I am sure she enjoyed her trip to the fullekt ami we were thrilled with hei stories of some of the
mor' delightful moments. Mis. DeVaney had many sou-
venirs of h. r trip with her. We
BAINBRiniti: SCHOOL TO < LOSE ON FKIHAT The Bainbridge kindergarten j closes Friday, July 6th with a basket dinner for the parents, teat her and children. Following the dinner at 1:00 p. m. the public is invited to attend a free program presented by the kindei garten children. The program will be held in the school building if it rains, but if the weatherman gives us nice weather the program will be outdoois
Eiberta's Beauty Shop ANNOUNCES Mrs. Marlene Zieg will In an assistant operator in th. shop, beginning Monday July 9th. Eiberta's Beauty Shop
OPEN JULY 4t FRIED CHICKEN AND SWISS STEAK DINNERS Fresh Vegetables and SalaH Home Made Pies - Rolls JOE'S GOODIE CAfEl
hat a Gasoliii
to her home on Sunday. July 1st.I"'""' aJnaz, ' tl al lhe mtr “' ale aii She had spent the previous week !' on a *‘ U 1 New Orleans and Houston, | r ju ' tet! The care and time these
people give to all their posses-
Artie Boswell i“‘ ons an(1 m< ' al P re P arati(m
certainly different from oirr
Imagine gaining 52 weeks a year bv simply sending the washing to the LAUNDRY Phone 126. 3-tf
Orleans and Houston, Tex before coming here.
Mr. and Mrs
and daughtei Annabelle and Ruth Major of Carpentersville and Mr. and Mrs Herbie Gorham and -on Jackie of Greeneastle were Sunday guests of Mi and Mrs. Harry Gorham of Indianapolis. Mi and Mrs. Earl Brair and son Tommie of Indianapolis were also gm ts. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Keyt and family :'f Clinton Falls were Mr, and Mr*.
.
and Mrs. Everett Phelps and daughter Beverly of Marsh. I, 111.. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Field and daughter Diana Lynn ,.f South Bend; Mr. and Mrs Rus-cll Morlan and children. Maynard, Marilyn Sue. Denny and De]o\,e all of Lopex. Ind.. Mr and M Maurice Sims of Greeneastle Frank Durham has return. I from Indian Head. Marylar where he was on active duty with the U. S Navy foi the pa.-t two weeks.
work and time saving, get it done in a hurry, ways of today. The pictures an l stories of the enormous beautiful but drafty castles and yithedrals of Europe, make us much htfppier to be in our own beautiful lountry. All the guests were invited to come to the tea table, which wa beautifully decorated with a lace cloth, white candles, vari-colore t arrangement of sweet peart ami crystal Th. Mrs. Frank Hunter and Gene Ozment assisted at the table, serving tea. candies and cookies made by the members. Preshyterlan Association To Miad Thursday There will be a called meeting of the Association of the Presbyterian church, Thursday at 2:30 in the church parlor. Jefferson lloiue Lc Club Met June .’X
Fishin' Fun
always glad to help
through these emergencies What looks more inviting
ngbt -i*e and if you DO have . than crisp, colorful relishes be •- the right size you'll be sure to use ded on crushed ice . . . ami a tub
it. . Joe is having a nice mark-'of
down on sturdily braced . . . solid
now.
cooling . . . frosty bottles , . . your selection . . . tantalizingly
step ladders ... ao get yours |ieckmg through chunks of ice!!
just call 375.
( \IU> OF THANKS We wish to thank the many, many friends and business associates for their kind words of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings Also to Doyne'a business partner, Hubert Reed They were greatly appreciated In our darkest hours . Again we say “Thanks ” Mra. Doyne Morrison Don and Bob pd.
< AKI> OF TH WHS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who assisted in any way during the illness and death of our brother. Ernest Watson. Mr and Mrs. A G. Lewis Mr and Mrs. A. T. Watson pd
I l-KT BA.»NEK ADS SELL
I You may have noticed the look o! relaxation on the faces ot the members of the Park Board thes. last few day*. Thie happy state of affairs brought about by a report given them by one of our secret operators The problem that had the Board members woe: led was the rapid nae of the water in the quarry hole that adjoins the city park. According to the Board, last week, without warning the watc. level rose about ten inches remained at that stage for iboiit twenty minutes, then went down to normal. • ■ i-:.lined by the secret operator No. 47. when he told the board members that Junior Cowgill had hooked a Bass, and after fouling him up in the bushes, removed his clothing and went after him. Hence the rise of water . . Alls well that ends well, however. Co\vgUi.giiJL hiiBass. HPOKTSMAN8 SHOP Putnam County’* Tackle Box
TV—Tonight COURTESY WKfGHT ELEC. 4 00 Tea Time Tunes 4 30 R Quinlan 4 45- Beany 5:00 Chucitwagon Tales 5.15 Magic Land 5:30 Steam Locomotive 6 00 Ann and Jeonne 6:30 Perry Como 6:45 Telenews 7.00 Meet the Press 7:30 Up to You 8:00 Vaughn Monroe 8:30 Suspense 9:00 Danger 9:30 Dreamtinie 9:45 Mailbag 10 00 Weather Man 10:15 News 10:35 Music in Night 11:00 Chronosrope 11:15 Theater 11:45- Wrestling WRIGHT’S electric service TV Sales and Service
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On Thursday afternoon. June 28th. Jefferson Home Ec Club was welcomed into the home of Mrs. Lola Marie Salsman. with Mis. Fern Sink and Mrs. Hehm Fine assisting. Mrs. Doris Salsman. president performed her usual duties with salute to the flag, creed led b\ Mrs. Maggie Heavin and song of the month also in unison witn Mrs Blanchard Ketchem at the piano. Roll call was responded to by 27 members with “A childhood trip to grandma's" which was very amusing Secretary and treasurer reports were given and accepted and was decided to present a donation to Co-op hous tit Purdue. Mrs. Maune McCammack chairman of girls 4-H gave a discussion on plans for food and conveyance to their picnic at McCormick's Creek Mrs Dorcella Keek also ga%-e a report of the food sale at Public Service building which netted a nice sum to the treasury. A brief report was given by Mrs. Pearl Hurst on projects for lessons for the ensuing year, also the card sale which proved a success and boxes of card*, stationary and secret sister gifts were distributed. Ussson on “Color In the Home”
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• Oh, Baby . . . what a lift \ when vou fill up with Pin, — loaded with Hi-Test cm y ' isl best in your car's engine! Hi-Test elements in Phil help you enjoy smooth pertur f>6 fires fast and evenh. pne nl and lively acceleration \n.! because Phillips 66 burns i prevent waste and crani. si Along with all this 1 coutrolltd according to tin - summer, spring or fall. Pinllip' your car. Where else tan yin: i your gasoline dollar? I ill up where you see the Phillip ' ' A Listsh le Rex Allen . V Pioneers erery FnJa A
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CELEBRATE THE 4tf AT JUNGLE PARK SPEEDWAY Two Complete Hotrod Rate! Plus Largest Fireworks Display in This Vicinit) Races at 2:30 P. M. and 8:30 P. M. Fireworks at 10:30 P. M. Picnic Tables Available r * i • " ome SP er, d The Day. Gen. Admission $1.25-Children Under 12Fr«