The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1954 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1954.

EXTRA! * .n jasl (» the 155 foreign Cat hoi.c ♦•Id by th** 60 wer*« rfportt*l to b<- jailed, n* were thr«<- «f 'he 10 Catholir brother<i held T’. Catholic sources declared *: a? Catholic sisters were held China all under house arrest

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7 V) A*ueiriate 6 p. m shaw.

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Monday C inej! Of Clubs- 7 30 Rob < • f’hapel. Gobin Church T m-sday A« ;ve Delta Theta Tau 8 p t Mrs. Don Marketto. Washburn Chapter D. A R.— Mi R i. NmI r’eneiope ^Mb 2pm Mrs Oeorge Ixmgr. We<li»e«*day r.d Professional Woin’. club 7 ?.0 Miss Elizabeth Ward. Thursday Gobin Church W S C. S

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Debra Kay Sutherlin. flaughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Sutheriin. 4 years old. Sunday January 27th. Carmen Churchill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Churchill, .1011 Crown street. 2 years old today. Jan. 16. Steve Covert, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Covert, 7 years old today. DEPAUW CHAPEL

THE DAflY BANNER and '"JERALD CONSOLIDATED

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1 March 7, 1878. *5 cents per « year by maO In

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Putnam Coonty.

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f otM»cil ot t lobs Meets Monday

Council of Clubs will meet Monday evening at 7 30 m Roberta Chapel of Gobm church. Mrs. A D. Sprague will speak on the Girl Scout convention, in Qn-

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Moore Myers

Dickson

Pierce

P&tteraon Remsberg

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more interested in promoting present employees than in hiring new ones.

Putnam County Home Demonstration Chorus will meet Monday. Jan. 18 at 1:15 for rehearsal.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT If thou seek him, he will b=* found of thee.—I Ch. 28:9.— Faith is the key. If we sincerely believe nothing is more certain than that we will find him. Hi.--kingdom is within us.

V. F. W. DANCE Saturday Night, 9 To 12

Personal And Local News Briefs

Music By Emma Krider Jim Harris

At The GEM. JESSE M. LEE POST 1550 HOME For all |>iiid up menu-hen* «tf the Veteran., of Foreign Warn. L:tdu->» \u\iliun :M%d Fathers Auxiliary.

Eitel's Flowers

8 A. M.-5:30 P. M.

• Everlasting Wreaths in 7 Colors. • Bar Accessories o Coasters » Glassware » Group of Rustic Wood finished Pottery vases and plant-

ers.

» A group of Snack trays and Ashtrays in

Wrought Iron and White Pottery.

^ Tables of Odds and Ends, Values t'P '0 S2.S5, Your Choice EITEL'S FLOWERS

!7 So. Vine Si.

SPECIAL

SALE 25% OFF

50c

Phone 636

There will be a meeting of the Fincastle Community Church members Monday, January 18th, at 7:30 p. m. at the church fo.an election of a trustee. 'JThe A. A. U. W. Child Study Group will meet Tuesday, January 19th, at 8:15 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. E. Rush. Please note chang*- of meeting place. Cpl. William R. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Miller. Bainbridge. Ind., has returned home after spending 14 months in Germany. France and the Azores Islands. Dick Harshbarger. a sophomore at Manchester College, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harshbarger .of Bainbridge, will be initiated ; nto the Kappa Mu Epsilon national honorary math fraternity, this next week He is majoring in math. Mrs. Julia Ernberg will make her future residence in Bridgeport. near Indianapolis, where she has purchased an apartment house building. Mrs. Ernberg has many friends in Greencastle. who will regret to know that she will no longer be a resident of this community. If you live in the country and are unfortunate enough to be short of water conserve all you can. Let Home Laundry &■ Cleaners do the family wash. Sat.-tf.

cinnati. Ohio. Mss Susie Talbott

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will reoort on the Cheer commit-

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tee A good attendance is desired.

Sullivan B (32)

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Crock

Penelope Club

Ringer

Meets Tuesday

' Medsker

j Maynard

Penelope club will meet Tues-

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day afternoon. Jan. 19th. at 2

1 Miller

o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Lang

George Long. Mrs. I>ois Cowgill

Alexander

have the program.

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Bennett

.1. S. Ellis

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Honored AA'ith Party J. S. Ellis was pleasantly sur-

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prised on his birthday, recently, bv the following gioup: Mr. and

Greencastle (45) Cowger

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Mrs. Jesse Ford , Mrs. Letha

Braden

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O Conner. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin

Pingleton

Ford and son. Nelson, Mr. and

Westfall

Mrs. Roy Hoskin. Mr. and Mrs.

Saathoff

Melvin Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Dale

Gorman

Fitzsimmons and daughter. Mild-

Cottons

red Lou.

Duncan

All enjoyed a wonderful even- j

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ing and left at a late hour, wish-

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ing Mr. Ellis many more happy ! f^ullivatt (46)

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birthdays.

Campbell

Harris

B. & P. W. Club

Templeton

Aleets Wednesday

McCammon

The Greencastle Business and

Mavfield

Professional Woman’s Club will

Vandergriff

meet Wednesday evening. Janu-

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ary 20, at 7:30 with Miss Eliza-

Hunt

beth Ward.

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Members are urged to attend because Mrs. E ina Hayes Taylor

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has an interesting program. She

Roachdale (48)

will tell about her contacts with

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tlie Business and Professional

Hart, f

Woman's Club of Stratford-on-

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Avon and the Warwick pageant.

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Mrs. Taylor also has other inter-

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esting reports of spots visited in

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England which the average tour-

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ist does not see or even know

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about

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Mrs. Gray Hostess

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To Bainbridge Chib

Elliott, f

The Bainbridge Home Eco-

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nomics Club met withMrs.E.L.

Bullerdick, c

Gray, for January meeting. The

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usual order of business was fol-

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•lowed. Mis. E. L. Gray gave

salute to both flags. Mrs. Stanley Cook led in creed. A donation was made to polio fund and pennies to Art and Music Fund. Cost of

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cheer cards and postage was al-

B game: Bam midge.

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Bastin. g Haltom, g

Patricksburg ( »4> FG Cook, f 6 Huber, f 0 Simmons, c 4 Chistenberry. g 1 McCarter, g 3 McCreery. g 2

B game: Cloverdale. 52: Pat-

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Officials: Dickerson and Neff

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This means the pastor will pay ’ Saunders. President of the Mift'SSG.OO whether he stays f<>r on terial Association, in a ,=*atflment night or for the two Pei so : Wednesday at the meeting of tb» who will help by making rooms Association urged the people of available are asked to call their the community to cooperate ia own pastor or the Gobin Method- making the conference a fin > ist Church office The Rev. Ralph success.

CLOSING-OUT SALE \s this farm has been sold we will sell at publi, auction, all our I r .!• || property at farm one mile west of Brick < ha pel, K miles north <-f Greencastle on Dr \ each farm, on Wednesday, January 27th, 1954 AT 10:30 O’CLOCK CATTLE -* 7 year old Guernsey cow s with small calves hy side, good milk cows. POULTRY 175 head White Ihn-k pullets, laying “O' 1 , . FARM MACHINERY On. M Farmull tractor ’47 model in go**d condition, cultivators, l*ottom l»i" break plow. one H" disc and tandem; one B "ts ntitdel I arm -II trai tor with cultivators ami mounted mower; one John ;> -ere 13 hoc tractor grain drill; International tractor. ( -orn planter, [ad! type, used f seasons, on riiblrer; International tiMuiure spreader 37 ft. grain .uni hay elevator, double chain. International two r<»w picker for II or M. 2 years old: 7 ft. International power mower. ( .5 ft combine, in gtsal r-ondition. 5 good double hog houses; 7. i it chick i-k-ctrir- brooder st«ives. 3 metal hog f»-eders, ■> new hog i •unt.lies troughs, feeders, som* niise*-!Lanemis articles; ehains. •rks. shovels, ami many other artir-h-s. One 3tHi gal. gas tank «*n stilts, one rotary h«H\ «.ne enltipaeker. On* 19 Model li 2 ton Studebnker Thh-L with st«M-k raek and grain bed. lust iisefl »»o farm — Some farm gates ctn*l n**\» fen«-ing. FEED 3 >OU Bushels iiMirv «*r W-ss of good Yellow Forn. 4<M bushels more or less of good (kits. IhO hales 2nd «rutting Alfalfa Hay. •» HI hales Little Rrxl ( lover Hav. HHi hitles Wheat Straw

TV TONIGHT WFBM-TV—C hannel li Saturday 00 Ba.sketbali 00 Name's the Same 30 Strike It Rich 00 Red Buttons 5:30 Bill Hickok 6:00 . Groucho Marx 30 Beat the Clock )0 Jackie Gleason 10 Adolphe Menjcu 98 Theater 9:00 City Detective 9:30 Wrestling 10:00 Amateur Fights 10:30 Mr. McNutley 11:00 Theater Sunday A. M. 9:00 This Is the Life 9:30 Big Picture 10:00 Johns Hopkins 10:30 Industry 10:45 Capt. Hartz 11:00 Super Circus 11:30 Capt. Midnight IS M.

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Spencer, f 1 Osborne, c 3 England, g 3

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Russellville.

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Allgood f Webster, g

Shalley, g 0 Bloomingdale (59) FG Beber. f 3 Lewis, f 4 Chapman, c 2 Stags, g 2 Moody, g 0 Jackson, f 8

B game:

Bloomingdale. 33. Officials: Dibble and King.

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GAME AT ROACHDALE

Tlie Fillmore-Russellville game will play at Roachdale instead of Bainbridge as prevknrsy scheduled.

BARRETT’S says WAIT! WATCH!

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BOmSES

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Sale Starts January 18th, 1954 I rOU’U SAVE UP TO *50 Vg..

BARRETT'S FORMERLY \I.T KFRMTFKE 7 West Franklin St.

Phone 844

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—ROOMS NEEDED to make available rooms for approximately 300 over-night guests for Monday and Tuesday evenings of the conference. In the past years the entertraining cities have contributed to the success of the conference by* pTo-viding rooms without charge, but a new policy adopted by the Executive Committee of the Council places a charge of $3.00 for a room for the period.