The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1954 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1954.

County Churches

MANHATTAN* ( HI RTH H. E. Cornweil, Minister. Sunday arhooi 9:45 a- i* 1 - Rdward Foxworthy. 8»ipt. Morning worship 10:^0 a. m. Evening worship 7 p. m. Special numbers tn mu»te and song. All are welrome.

<TirR<TI OF CHRIST cxoverhale C. O. nai;. Minister Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morrung Worship 10:50 A. M. Evening Worship 7:00 P. M both Sunday and Tueaiay. MT. MERIDIAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. James J. Boyle, Pastor Mrs. Marvin K. Jackson, Sunday School Supt. Church Service 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 10:30 A. M. Second and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:15.

NEW PROVIDENCE CHURCH Rev. Gilbert McCammack, Pastor. Sunday school 9:50 a. m. Church services • second and fourth Sundays. Morning worship 10:50 a m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:00 p. m. AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH 6 miles east of Cloverdale. Affiliated with the American Baptist Convention. Dr. G. H. O’Donnel. Ph.D., Pastor. L.. E. Michael. S. S. Supt.Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. (Second and fourth Sundays onlyi. B. Y. F. 6:00 p. m. (second and fourth Sunday only*.

CHURCH OF CHRIST At Haw Creek 10:50 A. M rei vice 7:30 p. m. Thursday Evening service

Sunday Morning

MT. HEBRON COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Minister. Charles Rains. Evening services 7:00 p. m. We are having good atendanee. Everyone welcome. Come worship the Lord with us.

SOMERSET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert Sutherlin. Supt. James Brown, Minister. 9:30 Bible School. The lesson, “Jesus Uses His Authority," will be taught in all classes. 10:30 Morning worship and lord's Supper. Sermon "Teaching Them.” 6:30 Junior and Senior youth meetings. Howard Tippin is leader for the Senior group. 7:30 Evening service. Sermon, "But They Made Light of It." Thursday evening prayer meeting and Bible study. Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. Raymond Flint on Thursday. Jan. 14. Mrs. Earl O'Hair will have the devotions. Mrs. Anna Watts and Mrs. Osa Brown will he in charge of the program. PUTS' \ MY I LEE METHODIST CHURCH Rev James J. Boyle. Pastor. A. L. Evens. S. S. Supt. 9:50 Sunday school. 10:50 Morning worship, 2nn and 4th Sunday mornings. UNION CHAPEL Worship service 9:45. Communion service. Everyone invited Pastor. W. B. Lutz. Sunday school 10:45. Sunday school supt.. Earl Woodworth. FIRST i KRISTIAN CHURCH ROACHDALE Paul L. Kit ley. Pastor. Russell Jones. S. S. Supt Church school p-30 a. n*. Morning worship 10:30 a. m. "I A. H Club" 5:00 p. m. Evening worship 7:00 p. m. The minister's morning message for this coming Lord’s Day is entitled. “Do This In Remembrance of Me." Il will be informative and challenging as it depicts the place of the Lord’s Supper in the Christian's life. Out annual Pastor Instruction Classes for all new members of the church from the past yaar will be on Wednesday. Jan. 13th: Tuesday. Jan 19: h; Sunday. Jan JOth: Tuesday, Jan. 20th. All our new members are urged to attend.

This coming Lord's Day evening we are privileged to have the film. “Journey Into Hope" which will be shown at 7 On p m This is an excellent and intelligent presentation of the Christian faith in crises Don't misa it. Monday evening is the Men's Fellowship meeting. BAINBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH Combined service of Sunday achoo land worship will start at 10:30. Communion will be served. Everyone is invited to come and participate. Sundav school supt., F. L. Priest. Pastor. W. B Lutz.

ItEELSYILLK METHODIttT CHURCH Rev. Leonard Thompson. Pastor Sunday school 10:00 a m. Church 11:00 a. m. Youth fellowship 6:00 p. m. Song fest 7:00 p. m. i Bring your Bihles). CANAAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. I^eonard Thompson, Pastor. Sunday school 10:00.

RAINRBIDGK CHRISTIAN* CHURCH Bible School 9:30 A. M. Carl Higgle. Supt. Morning Worship 10:30 A. M Alec J. Langford, Minister Sermon Subject: “Standing In The Need of Prayer." Evening Worship: World Parade. 6:15 Snack Supper (Bring sandwiches and piel 7:00 Classes for children, youth and adults . 7:30 Assembly and Worship. ‘ The Course of the River.” a Sound-Filmstrip. Thursday January 14th—Youth Fellowship 6:30 at the church Choir Rehearse! 7:00 P. M. FILLMORE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Roland S. Rasar. Minister Raymond Lisby, Supt. Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Sermon: "The Magnificent Obsession" Evening Worship 7:00 P. M. Sermon: ‘Divided Loyalties Christian Endeavor will follow the evening worship service. Announcements Monday 7:00 P. M. Choir Rehearsal will be held in the church. All singers are urged to attend. Tuesday: The Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Guy Jackson for an all day meeting. All women of the church arc invited. It is to be potluck. Remember January 24th will he our installation service for our new church officers. A special program is being planned for our morning worship service. Dr. O. L. Shelton, Dean of the School of Religion. Butler University, will officiate and bring a challenging message. Be sure and keep this date open.

BAINBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giltz loft last Wednesday for Florida, expecting to return here in April. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etcheson and son of Iowa City. Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dickson and sons of Cambridge, Ohio were visiting among their relatives during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Masten and family and Mrs. Viola Sears leturned Saturday afternoon from their Florida vacation. Arthur Mitchell of Illinois visited several days last week with his mother. Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Woody Abbott and son of Washington. D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Woody Watson and family of Louisville. Ky„ left Saturday for their homes after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clause Scobee and other relatives. Mrs. Anita Miller. Mrs. Janice Blue and Mrs. Muriel Nelson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson of Crawfordsville Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael have moved into their new home recently purchased of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond TTuax. Mrs. Cevilla Harmless and Chloe visited with Mr. and Mrs Floyd Harmless and family at Fincastle Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Noland Jackson and family visited with Mr. anil Mrs. Clifford Reeves of Sebring. Fla., and with relatives in Kentucky during their holiday vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crodian and Mrs Maggie Hall of Indianapolis called on Mrs. Maud Crodian Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Richard Veach and Mrs. James Worley returned to their homes from the Putnam County Hospital Saturday. Both are reported as slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and Mrs. Clella Shea called on Mrs. Lon McCann of Lebanon Saturday afternoon. Claude Pruitt was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pruitt Sunday afternoon and evening. Frank Miller and Jewel Blue are enjoying a fishing trip in Florida. Mrs. Ruth Darling and friend left Monday for a month tour of California and other places of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold of Indianapolis over the pa'-t week end. Friends here were shocked lo learn of tfce death of Tom Solomon early Monday morning. Miss Myrtle Pickett, a teacher in the Spiceland school, returned to her duties after spending the holiday vacation at her home here. Mrs. Laverne Pruitt of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pruitt left Wednesday morning for Florida. They expect to return some time in March. Christian Women’s Fellowship January meeting was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Major and daughter visited over the week end at Nashville, Term.

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Local Freshmen Win Net Game

The Greencastle high school freshman net team defeated the Crawfordsville frosh. 24 to 22, in an interesting game played at Crawfordsville Thursday evening. Greencastle (24) FG. FT. PF. Ballar 1 2 2 2 Bridges 0 .3 1 Pettit 2 0 1 Ray 115 Carson 0 0 0 Fobes 0 12 Rader 0 0 1 Gorham 3 1 5

TOTALS 8 8 CrawfordsviUe. 22 FYl. FT. E. Smith 0 Harrington 2 Nicholas 0 K. Smith 0 Danforth 0 Demoret 1 Farrer 2 Fcnlick 0 TOTALS 5

PF. 0 1 o 0 0 0 3 2

The local 8th Grade squad did not fare so well, however, as the Craw’fordsville 8th Graders w’hn, 38 to 22. C'rawfordsvHie 8th (38) FG FT PF Fordyce, f 4 11 Caile, f Oil Birchfield, c 0 1 1 Wilkinson, g 2 0 1 Sommer, g 0 0 0 Beemer, f 0 0 0 Walker, f 2 2 1 Jouris. f 0 0 1 Haslam, c 3 11 Shelton, g 0 0 3 Jones, g 10 2 Ewoldt, g 10 1 Teague, g 3 0 1 Bailey, g 0 10 Greencastle 8th (22) t FG FT PF Tennis, f 10 2 Caster, f 112 Wright, c 0 0 1 Leer, g 2 3 1 Graham, g 0 0 1 York, f 0 11 Gould, f 0 0 1 Mace, f 0 0 0 Hickman, c 0 0 0 Pettit, g 0 0 0 Boatwright, g 0 0 0 Gorman, g 0 2 0 Brown, g 15 0 Officials: Davis and Dewitt.

Bowling News

ANGWELL BOWLING

WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Put. Co. F. F

W 47

L 7

Rightscll Ins.

Hanks Bros

Jones Restaurant ....

20’..

32’..

Roachdaje

18’2

35’ 2

Public Service

Cutters

High series; Cagle 470. High game: Cagle 168. Over 425: Cagle 470. Brattain

454. Knetzer 438. Meloy 438. Spurlock 435, Swickard 431.

Scars 428.

Cutters. 1817: Hanks. 1734. Putnam County Frozen Foods. 2044; Public Service, 1940. Rightscll Insurance, 200-1; Roachdale, 1821.

HILL TOP GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON 2 Miles East of StNesville on Road 40

We make many DIFFERENT types of LOANS to cevor DIFFERENT needs and conditiuns. Convenient payments can be arranged. INDIANA LOAN COMPANY 13 East Washington St. Phone 15

Stiles 544. Blocker 536. Wyat 534 Shoemaker 530. J. B:ewste. 529. Etcheson 526. Masten 522 Slavens 520. Crosson 520. 200 Games: M. Yoik 212 Elites 210. Crosson 206. Fusoi 205 Fuller 203

NET SCHEDULE Friday Greencastle at Sheridan Stilesville at Bainbridge Cloverdale at Eminence Russellville vs. Belle Union Stilesville. Roachdale at Amo Saturday Indiana State at DePauw Amo at Reelsville

Jones Restaurant.

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Putnam Bawling

league

Snack Shop

Mont. Ward

Wright's Electric

Fowler & Murphy

\ arsity Lanes

Gould's Mkt

5C<> Series: Almon

556. Stite

545. Sutton 537. D. Brattain

527.

200 Games: Almon 203, Frattain 203. •

Downtown League

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Stoners Ins.

■ F. W.

1 Home Supply

Moores Super Ser.

30 1 2

23’2

1st Citz. Bank

26 >•..

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Lone Star No. 3

Black Lbr. Co

Thompson Const. Co.

300 Series: G. Crawley 366 M

Sears 558. York 557.

Fuson

533

Tiggers Host To Indiana State

After five consecutive games on the road, DePamv's quintet returns to its home court here Saturday night for a return ICC engagement with Indiana State’s young Sycamores. The varsity tilt, wOiich will find DePauw attempting to reverse a 71-66 ISTC decision in Terre Haute last month, is scheduled to start at 8 p. m., following a 6:15 reserve game. DePauw’* most recent road encounter resulted in a 86-76 loss to St. Joseph's Wednesday and put the Tiger record at five and three for the season. In the conference Coach Boh Harvey's men have won three and lost the same number. Playing without high-scoring center Gene Loeivher at St. Joe, the Bengals ran up a 10-point lead in the third period before the Pumas rallied to gain a similar margin at 79-69 late in the final quarter. DePauw pushed through nine straight markers to make the score 79-78 in the last minute of play; but the host team countered with eight of their own. Loercher. who stiffered a sprained ankle at Hope Jan. 2, may be lost for the remainder of the semester. Freshman Bob Schrier led the Bengal scoring for the second game in a row as he pushed in 26 points on 11 baskets and four free throws. He had 23 against Hope and rtow has 127 for the season. Ron McCammack had 15 at St. Joe. followed by Dave McCracken and Bob Pierce with nine apiece. Pierce, a junior letterman, rejoined the squad for the Hope game after sitting out the first seven games in order to devote more time to his studies. Offer 21 Yanks Another Chance PANMUN.IOM, Korea. Jan. 8 (UP l Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya said today that if the 21 unrepatriated American prisoners will cooperate he will give them another chance to go home. Thimayya. Indian chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, said his guard troops will conduct a “head count” in the north camp, where 350 prisoners who elected to remain with the Reels now are held. The Indian chairman initiated the "head count" program last week by marching 4,000 antiCommunist prisoners to a desk and asking each for his name and serial number just to “check the t ecords.” None of the men was asked if he desired repatriation, but 135 said they wanted to return to Communism after giving their names and ser ial numbers. Station W G R E Tomorrow night's DePauw-In-diana State basketball game will be broadcast direct from Bowman Gymnasium by Station WGRE, beginning at 7:55.

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ALL FOUR FLYERS GOT OUT WITH ONLY ABRASIONS

BURNING WRECKAGE of a Lockheed Lodestar is shown after crashing and bursting into flames on takeoff at Teterboro airport, N. J. The four occupants—pilot Robert Ellis, co-pilot Lloyd Knowles, and Mrs. Walker Inman and her 2-year-old son—scrambled out suffering only abrasions and shock. All are of Georgetown, S. C Witnesses said an engine quit. (hitcnintionnl Houtulpholo)

GRANGE'S PRIZE QUID PRESENTEE TO MAMIE ..

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A PRIZE qudt made r,\ the Women of the National Grange home eccnomtr? comm ttce of Virgenvdic. 1*3, u presented to Mrs. Eisenhower in Washington at a V. hite House ceremony. F rom left Mrs Cratty H. 1 •unit, Indiana, Pa., wife of the state Grange master; Mrs. James E. Hemly, Ma. ! t -n < tk. Pa. s'ate home economics chairman; \}rs. C. Wesley Starr. Cheyney, Pa ; Mrs. Ei3cr.h0v.tr; Mrs. He schel Newsom, Washington, wife of the National Grange "master; Mrs. Paul W. Mitchell, Hok-ss.n. Del, past chairman, /National Grange home economics committee.

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