The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 September 1954 — Page 8

IHt DAILY BANNER, GREENCAolit, (NdImNa, WEDnEoDAY, SEPiEMBER 15, 1954.

\K\\ MAVSVIIJ-F Flrv. I^ane of Indianapolht brought the Sunday evening mes.‘Hge at the New Maysville Baptist church. Nf 1 Henry Mayhey and childly of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Sam Oove. Rev. Ellis of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs Bob Leak and daughter, < !'• d on Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hole" Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Garrett

< OKK M. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Seelej'ville, Ind. But Offine op« ns 7:15 C.D.T. .Show At Dusk

of Oeencastie spent Sunday | afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Forney of near Fortville called on Mr. and Mrs. John Forney Sunday. Mrs. David Frazier and boys spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen McGraw and family.

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Tonight and Thors. FKANt IS JOINS THE MAC’S” Also “GIN BELT” s, KM'Sed Shorts

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stileasille oo C. 8. 44) TONIGHT A THURSDAY Tony Curtis A Piper Laurie “JOHNNY DARK” Dewey Martin and Shelley Winters “TENNESSEE CHAMP” Show Starts at Dusk. Gates open one hall boor earlier.

CRIME WAVE n ISON! j THE YEAR’S HOTTEST KlLLERS-VS-COPS SENSATION FROM WARNER BROS! • VTA Ram a myxnaSM^r/,. STEtUNG GENE ftfVtUI HEN'U'H

Meadowbrook Drive In JUNCTION 43 ANT) 30 In appreciation for your patronage Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday for the remainder of the season will be T'atniiy Night— $1.00 C arload.

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Thursday and Friday

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Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cruse and family entertained the Spellman family reunion at their home Sunday, There were about At The Posy Patch Spring Flowering Imported Dutch Bulbs Are Here -- Plant Now - SPECIE TULIP RED EMPEROR ! DAFFODILS—White A Yellow

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Mrs. Georgia Arnold and Mrs. Serene Burk called on Mrs. Lizzie Hart and Mrs. Williams of Morton. Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Keyt were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Keyt and sons. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Joan anti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller called on Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller and sons Sunday. Mrs. Willard Clodfelter spent last week with her sister. Mrs. Kathleen Kaley and husband of

Plymouth, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aldrich and

Mr. and Mrs. John Klughart of Pittsburgh. Pa. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin Saturday night. Mrs. Klughart is

Mrs. Martin's only living aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brattain

and family enjoyed a picnic dinner at Robe Ann Park Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Claud

Newgent of Lakeland. Fla. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Thomp-

son are spending the week in

Wabash visiting relatives. Miss Karen Cruse spent Tues-

day night with Barbara Wich-

mond Beck and family. Raymond and family returned to their home in Stilesville. Mr. and Mrs. Day, Dale Gibson

and children Hazel Skinner «n< C. O. Osborn called on Henry Osborn and family Sunday evening.

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