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FURKEY SHOOT (Cloverdale Conservation Club) One-Fourth Mile South of CLOVERDLE SALES BARN At Chet Davis (Shotguns Only) Shells Furnished Date •• October 26,1952 TIME-9 A. M.

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SEATTLE, Wash.. Oct. 24 (UP) A scheduled television speech by Sen. .loheph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.) was canceled when a dispute arose over a portion of his script. Attorneys for the station KING-TV last ni^ht asked McCarthy to prove a portion of his speech which said one employe of a national columnist once worked for trip Daily Worker and I hen was a rewrite man for the Communist party organizer. The attorneys also objected to n statement which called a former staff member for the sam. columnist a proved Communist. J McCarthy, who arrived at. thr station from a speech at the an mud Washington .state pres.' club’s gridiron show, said he did not have proof with him and refuse I to delete tiic material. He also refused to accept a substitute passage. Otto Brandt, general manager of 1 he broadcasting company which operates the television station, said the Federal Communications Commission has ruled a

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Washburn chapter of D. A. R.

met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck with Dr. Winona Welch, Mrs. Carl Huckleberry and Miss

Minetta Wright assisting. During the business meeting

the R» '4"nl reported on the D. A. R. state convention held in Indianapolis. Fight from the Washburn chapter attended the convention. They were the Regent. Mrs. Russell Pierce; Mrs. L. L. Porter, Mr- Truman Yuncker, Mr.-. Dorothy PeVaney, Mrs. Nellyc Rigg-. Mrs. William Boatright, Dr. Winona Welch and Miss (.’race Browning. All chap-

Rev. Lowe! Manchester will be j ^ ' ver ° to * e at the Church of Christ Sunday D ' A R ’ sohoo ‘ s ln the Snuth ' morning. Come out and hear him. ^ n " Xt mMtlng iS th ° ti,nP t0

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Miss Judy St. John will arrive j home this evening from Indiana University, to spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Eugene St. John.

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MIAMI, Fla., Oct. 24—(UP) - Cube braced for possible 115 inile-per hour winds today as a severe hurricane rolled northwestward across the Spanish main, flinging destructive ad\ance gales upon outlying islands Forerunning squalls knocked | out weather stations on southward islands and keys last nigh' and deluged the area around Havana, Cuba, with heavy rains The present slow movement o the season's sixth hurricane may not take it to Havana before mid afternoon, the Miami weathci bureau said, but the high love’ uivaiice winds indicate it may lick up forward speed. In the latest advisory (nt 11 o'clock EST) last night the weather bureau located the centci jf the small but vicious hurricane ibout 260 miles south of Havana n some 450 miles south-south-west of here.

FATHER AND SON Raymond C Phillips reported today that he and his father .Villic Phillips, who are farming n partnership, purchased the Buis 102 acres at miction Tuesday. DAMAGING MAIL BOXES Tlie rural route mail carriers ml of Rcehivtlle are reporting practices by boys which may get hem into serious trouble. They ire tearing up mail boxes and lest raying government property which may lead to terrific embarrassment on tlie part of the •oungsters who probably are doing the damage by thinking it » practical or funny Hallowe'en joke. They had better let mail boxes alone. MASONIC NOTICE Called meeting of Ba inbridge Lodge No. 75 F. & A. M. Saturlay, Oct. 25th. 7:00 p. in. M. M Degree to bo conferred. Visitors welcome. Wm. K. Blue W. M. IIAMJtW E'EN PARTY Tlie Clinton Falls W.S.C.S. is having a Hallowe'en pound party, Oct. 27 Monday night at the hurch. Come masked. Everyone welcome. HOG M uuun Hogs 0,000. Barrows and gilts generally 25c to 50c lower than Thursday's best prices. 170-240 lbs $18.55. Top $18.50. 240-300 it, si 7.50-$ 18.00. 120-160 lbs $16.00-$17.50 Sows weak to 25c lower. Choice $16.50-$17.75.

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For Halloween Parties Choeolate and Orange leed SPUDNUTS, also Maple and Cinnamon Icing. Party orders promptly filled. Open 7:00 A. M. to 12 Midnight FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Spudnut Shop Phoe S89-R 604 S. College Avenue.

north of the city on road 43 at noon today when a grass fire started in the yard of tiic south house. No da maw was done. John Kean, iB, Commercial Place, was arrested by city police at 1:40 a. in. Friday on a public Intoxication charge. He was taken into custody while sitting on the steps at the court house and lodged in the county jail. Mrs. Walter Burks has returned from a weeks visit with her Eon.-'. Professors, Richard and Arthur Burks, in Ann Harbor and Detroit. Mich. Prof. Richard Burks has just returned from a years stay in Greece. Mrs. Burkr will leave for their Florida homr >n October 29. Mr. Burks will go a little later by way of Ann Ha.r-

>oi and Detroit.

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Huckereide arc announcing the birth of a >aby girl at the Coleman Hospital in Indianapolis on Friday morning, Oct. 24th. The baby weighing 6 His., 10 oz. has beer, named Martha Sue. Mrs. Huck’icide is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hollowell of Ureen■’astle. Dr. and Mrs. Huckerddc uid daughters reside in Circle ville, Ohio, where Dr. Huckerjifle has been practicing medicine for tiic past several year.

Send your linen to the laundry at least once a month to keep it white. Home Laundry & Clean ers. Fri.-tf —U. S. GETS BACKING layod its formal presentation to the secretariat until today in hopes of gaining more sponsors. One country expected to join the growing list of co-sponsot was France. U. K. spokesmen refused to list the group of countries joining in sponsorship. They explained that if tuch a list were made public, it might mislead other governments still expected to join the U. S. into believing that th" sponsorship was closed to them. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Sherry Rose Runyan, daughtei ol Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Runyan 4 year-s old today, Oet. 24 Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eastham. 410 W. Jneob Street, 16 years today.

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approved schools before Christmas. Die motion picture chairman mentioned "Washington Story." a story of Congress, to ■ he shown locally soon, and "Just For You," : new picture by Bing

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Mr Ln Fayette L. Port er, Past Vice Pr ident General, spoke or "Our Heritage of Patriotism." She «aid. "We, like all other loyal Americans, are devoted to liberty and anxious to keep it. Wo c m only keep our liberty if wc on alert, in defending it, and we ca only defend it intelligent ly and effectively if we are alert to the programs that tend to undermine our rights and freedoms a recognized by our own Const .m m and Bill of Rights." Mr Porter quoted quite extensivly from a speech made by Frank. K. Holman, past president of the American Bar Association. Mi Porter said briefly, "Our Amei ;*•.,!! Bar Association is limn at what seems to he i 3onc( . ted effort within the Unit, ed Nnth'ii" to interfere with the 'nv.': ur nation. Mr. Holman think that they can do this by sett in ■ up so called covenants vhicli i ni then become treaties Thes, treaties will be more powarful It.an our own Constitution." "W think that a Constitutionil amendment should be passed '.o make it perfectly clear that, no rent.' -hall ever be made which -onflu is with our Constitution." Slu urged the members to ‘.ala .. keen interest in this pro- ;>, ,u con iMlutional amendment snd To urge its passage as soon as passible. Margaret Murray

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' Tliirteen members and one Tue-J were present at the mcetng uf the Third Wednesday Club >f Washington township in the home of Margaret Murray on

Oct. 16.

At nonrf a delicious pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by all. The meeting opened with the singing of "t»ve's Old Sweet Song" and repeating in unison of the Lord’s Prayer. Collection of dues and flower fund were taken. The secretary’s and tit a urer's reports were read and appi oved. The election of officers wan held with the re-election of Beatrice Turner, president; *11 ai o Turner, secretary; Martar, i Murray, treasurer and Shirley MeElroy, Sunshine Lady. Two new officers were elected, that of vice president and club reporter. Crystal Hutcheson was tied'il to the former office and Olu- Hutcheson the latter. Tli, sponsor, Crystal Hutche«m, told of the articles that were >hort at Riley Hospital. Each member was urged to bring a Jar af jelly, any old clothing still usabh and a Christmas gift to the next meeting. The exchange of names for Christmas was then made. Tlie club collect was repeated and the meeting adjourned. James Were played and prizes received by all. Those present were Margaret Murray, Ama Rea Hinton, Elaine Turner, Lucille Herbert, Francis Wagner, Thelma Wells, Elizabeth Bates, Olus Hutcheson, Crystal Hutcheson, Irene Smith, Faye Fulford, Beatrice Turner and the guest, Millicent Cognato, Forest Park, 111. The next meeting will be at the home of Elizabeth Bates on Nov 19th.

Che/. Xntis Club Elects f If fleers The Chez Nous Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ned I. Burkhardt. Nine members were present and one guest, Mrs. Clifford Norton. For roll call everyone exchanged favorite recipes. Mrs. Campbell presided ovei the short business meeting which was followed by election'of officers. Assuming their new duties next January will be Mrs. Harold H. Smith, president; Mrs Donald K. McKinney, vice president; and Mrs. Win. F. Keys, secretary-treasurer. It was a pleasure having Mrs. | Katherine Benner at the meeting to conduct the lesson on "The Care and Use of the Broiler." I She demonstrated how easy it is to care for and clean all types of broilers when used properly and showed what a wide selection of goods may be cooked by this method. The club members on joyed sampling the various sandwiches and moats prepared anc' broiled during the afternoon. Mn. Burkhardt served icc cream and coffee following thi lesson and then I he meeting we adjourned. On Nov. 19 Chez Nous wiL meet with Mrs. Joe Campbell, fl Hanna Court. FARM HI 111 \l MEETING

CORRAL DRIVE-IN J THEATRE J On U. $. 40, 5 Miles East o? ' Terre Haute, Fri. and Sat. | \ "CRIPPLE CREEK" — PIiih | | “THE LION A THE HORSE" j { Closing for the season after ) * Buck Nile, Oet. 27. J

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Tiie Greencastle Township Farm Bureau meeting was held in tlie Gobin Memorial church Monday. Oct. 26 7:30 P. M. The meeting was opened by Jame; McNeil, chairman. Maurice Kersey led the group n singing with Mrs. Hosroe Daggy at the piano. Re\. Rlasler gave devotions reading 13th chapter of 1st Corinttiians and gave a brief talk on "Neighborly Love." A report on the Xmas gifts for mental hospitals was given by Mrs. Roacoe Daggy. The nominating committee reported the following officers for

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of Central National Bsnlr «<• an instructive talk on "Firs Finance." Maurice K- isey ler-.-ivet da door prize. Ref eshmeni of pumpkin pit and coffee were served \n ll members. Changing color with the --apons deer have a reddish-yelk* or rufous shade in summer and a grayer, rougher looking cot! In winter

I P*’ Hold Family Dinner ' Tivere will be a pitch-in dinner by members of the Burk family in this area, Sunday, Oct. 26th at the Walter Burks home. Those attending will be, Mlaa Mary Burk, Mrs. Roy Mlnter, Mr. and Mm. Forest Stanley and •on, Jeaaa, of Fillmore, Mn.

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