The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 December 1954 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1954.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthday* Darling Burton, daughter Mr. and Mrs Gary Burton, years old today. Dec. 7.

i detailed study of

financed.

lission c alled Edgar i co-sponsor of tile the first witness in ,ich observers said sit least a week and p »ssibly three or four.

In speedrd-up proceedings, the II five-man commission us sitting in on the hearings from the . tart rathei than assigning initial work to an examiner as is the usual procedure. The commission also has set Feb. 15 as a ‘leaiilin* for action on the Dixon-

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lit KICK \NK-I»H«X>F Tit EE KINGSTON, H I. (UP) Prof. Jack Caddick of the University or Rhode Island suggest , , m-w Englanders plant the tupelo i ■ tic-e m their hurric'ane-battered j yards. "The tupelo has been hur-ricane-tested and has proved its 1 ability to withstand high winds/' j

lie said.

* KAIN ON THE ROOF CHICAGO i UP i The big- |

gest roof in town is being made ! li'ak-prrtof in a strange way. | About .'!l.(MMi tons of mud have j

b"en dumped on it. and 14,00h

tons of black dirt will go over j that. Then grass, trees ami ! shrubs will Ik? planted. The roof , is that of the Grand Park Under- I ground Garage, 1200 feet long : and .‘.50 feet wide at its widest !

point.

Mt DAiiY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the post office * Greencastle, Indhma m •econi rlana mall matter under act ot Marck 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week; S5.00 pec year by mail In Putnam County $6.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 7*. 95, 11* 8. R. Rariden. Pritdisber 17-19 South Jackson Street.

MAKKItD SATUKDAY, DtOEMfttR 4TN ^Ttr.

IVi*N«»naI And Local News Kripls

>f the Brick Chapas been postponed j

SPECIAL PARTY AMERICAN LEGION POST NO 58 KOK I.Et.lOV AND M XIIJAHY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8TH.

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The R. X. Ciuo will meet Wednesday. December 8th. at 7:!*0 ,m. 112 South Jefferson street. The Willing Workers of the | Somerset church will meet i Thursday*for an all day meeting I end the annual Christmas pitchin dinner at the home of Mr. and

.Mis. Charles Italdwin

The Sigma Group of thChristian Women s Fellowship, will meet Thursday evening at the hoim of Mrs. Ruth Fry, TG.’i South College avenue. Christmas party and 50c gift (xchange. Mrs. Gertrude Reising of Brick Chapel has returned home from a three weeks visit with her brother at Bridgeton and other rela.tives at Brazil. Poland and Cunot. The Lake has made quite a few changes around Cunot that ! was her old home on the farm.

It is a dear place to me.

Mrs. Lillian Brann. aunt of Dr. (I. W McClintock. died Monday ■ at the Methodist hospital in In- ! dianapolis, of injuries suffered in j a two car crash at Fall Creek Parkway, North Drive; and K. j dOth. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Crann was the widow of Harry | Brann. anil a. former resident of

the Ladoga community.

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i If you are dreaming of a nice i enjoyable Christmas you can help that dream come true by sending I your washing to Home Laundiy Cleaners during the holidays. | Phon<‘ 126. Tues-tf.

Mis Fay Thomas. Mrs. C Thomas with one new Mrs. Charles Kerr. Refreshments were sei ’he close of the meeting.

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Happier Homes Club T«* Hold Meeting Reseiwations for the Christmas dinner to be held Tuesday evening Dec. 14 at the Old Trad Inn must be made by Friday December 10 Please contact Mrs. Mm 1 Giddings or Mrs. Paul Gould. Good ( beer ( bib 1«: Meet Tbur^iiay The Good Cheer Club will meet with Mrs. Paul Whitman or Thursday. Dec. 9. at 1:30 p. m riiese will be installation of otf icers for 1955 and a Christmas Z ft exchange. Xma*> Dinner Scheduled Thursrlay Tlie Thursday Social Club of he Indiana State Fatm. P’ltnamvil.e. will hold tlieir annual Christmas dinner and business meeting at the home of Mrs. Flora Tiffee at 12 noon on Thursday December 9th. Turkey will be furnished and each member will i'l ing a covet ed dish. Response to roll call will be a favorite Christmas recipe. Gifts will be exchanged and secret pals revealed. All members bringing small children, remember to biing a gift for them.'Mrs. Irma Moore is President of the club.

Miss Madeline < aruso Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caruso. \V Washington St., wish - to an wince the engagement and ap I roaching marriage of thei laughter, Madeline to Dili -'■nithers. son of Mr. and Mr: Jllie Smithers of this city. Tlu .elding will take place Decern'cr 29th in St. Paul's C.'tholit hurch.

Mr ami Mr*. .|<>*cph Frederick Wrist

MOM IS HOPING... POP IS HINTING... SIS IS WANTING

...CUD IS WISHING

They all want a new 2-for-l set of Samsonite Luggage!

Miss Marilyn Boatright be came the bride of Joseph Frederick Weist Saturday evening at 7:30 at the home of the bride’s parents. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Boatright of Greeneastle and Mi', and Mrs. Leo Weist of Cloverdale. Rev. Dallas Rissler officiated at the double ring ceremony, before the fireplace, which was attractively decorated with palms, and baskets of white chrysanthemums and pink carnations. Preceding the ceremony Miss Ann Ellen Seals, cousin of the bride sang "O Promise Me’’ and "You’ll Never Walk Alone.” Sue was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ethel Sears, aunt of the

bride.

Xh" bride was attired in a rose point lace over nylon net gown,, fashioned with a full skirt, scalloped neckline and fitted bodice. She wore lace mitts and carried a bridal bouquet of white lilies surrounded by lilies of the valley and lied with blue lace ribbon. Her finger tip veil of french illui sion fell in folds from a tiara of sequins and seed pearls. The bride’s only attendant.

Mrs. Joyce Custis. her sister wore a pale blue taffeta ovei nylon net dress ami carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Bob Weist. brother of the bridegroom was best man. The bride’s moth“i wore a two piece purple crepe dress with black velvet trim and black accessories. Her corsage was white roses. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a black I faille suit, with black accessorito and wore a corsage of red roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the bride’s parents’ home. The reception table was covered with a la< - cloth .and held the three tiered wedding cake. The table decorations were candles and blue and white chrysanthemums. Foi her wedding trip, the bride chose a black and white taffeta dress with velvet trim, with black accessories, and a corsage o; lilies of the valley. On their return they will reside at 210 East Walnut street, Apt.

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Mrs. Weist is employed at Public Service Co. at Plainfield, and the bridegroom is employed with his uncle in the roofing business.

Mt. Meridian Group , Plans Xmas l*art_>

Tlie Mt. Meridian WSCS ladies | v ill have their Christmas part> ! at the home of Anna B. Wallace. I Wednesday, Dec. 8th. For this al I day meeting, members please bring a 25c grab-bag gift, a covered dish, the things for the Christmas boxes and a handkerchief. Tlie assistant hostess will be answered by a Bible verse containing tlie word “thanks”. Guests are always welcome.

(■roup To Meet With Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson

Kappa Group o Christian church Thursday afternoon

the Firs’ will mee‘ at 2:30 witn

Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson. Mrs Paul Albir. and Mrs. Margaret Johnson will be co-hostesses. Bring gift for the Emily Flynn Home. Kappa Delta Phi To Meet Tonight Kappa Delta Phi sorority wili meet tonight at 7:30 at tlie Public Service Co.

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M i >. Robert Moore Hostess To Club The Homo Guardians Demon- | stratum Club met Monday, Xov. 29 at the home of Mrs. Robert Moore, assisted by Mrs. William Griffith. Tlie meeting was opened with the song of the month. Come. Ye Thankful People, lead by Mrs j Patsy Haltcnn. Roll call was answered by giv-

! ing a favorite receipt'. Mary Roiling and Margaret Colby gave i a lesson on “Buying Ready Made ' Dresses/' Mrs. Bessie Mandeb blatt gave a report on the of- ! fivers training she had attended. I Safety lesson by Mary Mahoney, i Outlook by Mary Moore. Plans were made for the Club | to meet at the Old Trail for -a 1 Xmas dinner on Dec. 22nd. Guests at the meeting' were

C'liez-Xinis Club Meets Thursday

j Chez-Nous Club will met Thursday evening at 7:30 at the | home of Mrs. Joseph Campbell 121 East Walnut street. Mrs. Ka> tnond Pursed

I lostess To ( lob

Sixteen members of the East mcastle Township Friendly Neighbors Club met in the home of Mrs. Raymond Pursell on Nov. New officers wore elected for the coining year and flower and

program committees were appointed. The Christmas meeting is to be with Mrs. Dennis Terry on Dec. :5. All come and bring a grabnag gift with your name inV

side.

Century Club Will Meet With Mrs. Porter The Century Club will meet at I the home of Mrs. L. L. Porter ai 12:00 p. m. Friday. Member? I please note change in time. Veronica Club T'o Meet Wednesday The Veronica Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Josef Sharp. There wil be a luncheon at 12:3.0. Members please bring small gift for exchange. Mrs. Lucas Hostess To Fortnightly < bib The Fortnightly Club mei Monday evening a! the home ol Mrs. Ferd Lucas. Mrs. E. H Collins was the assistant hostess. A memorial was given for Mis E. A. Browning, a deceased men - her of the club. During the business session a donation of $2.50 was given t< the Girl Scouts. The members were urged to give Christmas gifts to those in the mental i stil ut ions. The film reporter listed the fo’iowing films as recommended b> the national perview committee: “Three Coins in a Fountain," "Hans Christian Anderson,"

"Heidi. "3a:ns ,n and Delilah/’ "King of Kyb Ri 3- Saj of Iwo Jima,” a World War II ! story, and “Athena/’ a musical. Mrs. Thad Jones, acting presij dent, introduced Mi l^'a Wails I who read a ChrisTni'ts story. j Tears for Christinas" be He ". Tupping Miller. I> was a Cm. i War story. Club Will Meet With Mrs. Garl The Jolly Home MakeiR Club will meet Thursday. Dec. 9th | 7:3.0 p. m at the home of Mis. I Gladys GhG. Me • h u s b* mg g for Riley box. St. Paul’*. Mh Is ( bib To Meet Thursday St. Paul’s Study club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mis. Richard B. Flynn, 318 X Arlington. Please bring 50c gift f.-.r ex-

change.

HOW TKUK! HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) Dr. John C. Leonai'd. medic..1 educational diieitor of Hartford Hospital, told the New Engl! ::d conference of the American College of Physiciar^s that "insomnia is a disease transmitted to parents by infants."

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