The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 January 1955 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER, GRfTNCASTt!:, INDIANA. MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1955.

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOl'liHT i a fool when he holdetii ace. is counted as wise.— 17:28 The person who is to fpve his opinion on any t in order to appeal- wise e ts himself. Think it aver 1 then give yonr opinion after i are informed.

Personal And Local News Briefs

SENATE appropriations committee secretary Pauline T. Connell “balances” the big national budget with an airplane in Washington, which illustrates big chunk required by national security. The budget, calling for $62,408,000,000, is 1,224 pages long, compared to Alexander Hamilton’s six-pager of 1790. (International)

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Bee Hive Rebekah will meet this evening at 8 o’clock in regular stated meeting. Mrs. Blanche Rowings and Mrs. Victoria Ir.vin are spending a vacation in Tampa, Fla. The meeting of the Reddy Kilowatt club meeting has been postponed until January 31st. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Keys and children of 306 Arlington street, have left for Florida for a two weeks vacation Mrs. Mary Usrey, 203 South Indiana, is a patient in the Putnam county hospital as result of a broken hip suffered in a fall last week. Mrs. Alfred Stone has accepted the position as operator of the F.ncastle telephone exchange. She and Mr. Stone will move to Fincastle on Feb. 1. Mrs. Josephine Lambert, who has been confined to the Putnam county hospital suffering from a broken hip, has been removed to the nursing home of Mrs. Elsie Ruark. , Arthur Geabes, N. College Ave.. suffered a stroke Saturday evening while at work at France Stone Co. He was taken tc the Putnam County hospital in a serious condition. Cify firemen were called to 301 North Indiana street at 1:50 p. m. Sunday when the motor on a panel truck caught fire. Firemen reported the blaze was out. on arrival. The truck belonged o M. Chadd. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Green and children have returned from a vacation in the South. They visited Floyd Worrells at Columbus, Georgia, then visited Moosehaven at Orange Paik, Fla., also saw the sights at St. Augustine, Fla., the oldest city in U. S.

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Tuck-'r Unit No. hS America’. legion Auxiliary th:.» evening a: S o'clock at the^ort Horne. :Mr and Mrs. Estl! Meek o e Clovrrdale have purchased the E. A. Browning home on east Washington street and expect t > occupy it soon. The Brick Chapel Ladies Aid will meet af thet home of Mrs. Oscar O'Hair on Thursday. January 27. Roll call is to be answered with unusual gift I received. Mrs. Mary Blue will have devotions. Dave Burnett of this city, has been called to Gallatin, Tenn., where his son James died Sunday. The funeral services will be held Tuesday at two o'clock from the Harris Donono Funeral Home in Gallatin. Sheriff and Mrs. Joe Rollings have gone to Orlando. Florida, to return David Frazier, wanted in the Putnam circuit court on a forgery charge. Before leaving, Sheriff Rollings said Frazier had surrendered voluntarily to Orlando authorities. Cub Pack No. 43 of the Gobir. Methodist church will meet tonight at 7:00 p. m. Cubmaster Wilbert Eckardt will be in charge. Dens will have charge of the opening and closing ceremonies. Movie will be shown. Membership pitch-in dinner by V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will he held Wednesday at 6:30 at the Post Home. There will be a white elephant sale. Meat, anu rolls will be furnished by the Auxiliary. The meeting will follow the dinner. The neighbors of Mrs. Dovibel Prichard, are holding a miscellaneous shower for her Thursday night, Jan. 27 at the Belle Union school gym. All her friends and neighbors are invited. Hostesses j will be there to accept gifts at 2 p. m. Pi ofessor and Mrs. D. J. Cook, 626 Anderson street, reported they had 15 robins in their yard Sunday afternoon. The robins all settled down in a group tc rest and feed, and then disappeared, evidently to the deep South for the rest of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Poor have been notified of the birth of a son, James Stephen, to Mr. and ! Mrs. James H. Poor. The baby, ! weighing 7 lbs., 4 oz., was born Saturday morning at the hospital j in Brookhaven, Miss. Mr. Pool is with the U. S. An Corps, and stationed at Shepard Field, Wichita Falls, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillis of Greencastle are great-grandparents of the new arrival. Announcement was made today, following the opening of the new First Ward school building, that Liberty street from Madison east to Jackson which has been closed, is now open to traffic, but the section of Madison street between Liberty and Jacob street, will be closed for an indefinite period of time from S:15 A. M. to 3:45 P. M„ and it will be used as a playground, pending the grading of the school

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i MH’BETY J Mrs. Svl\ ia Benson I Hon. red With Party 1 Mrs. Sylvia Mildred Benson I wife of Oliver Benson, was pl<»a«- | antly surprised with a paity in I honor of her 42nd birthday. Satj urday evening at her home i. Bainbridge. Refreshments of I sandwiches, ice cream sodas an. 1 j cookies were served. Mrs. Be:> I son rseeived several nice gifts. Those present were Mr. ar>'i Mrs. Will King and Bertha King, of Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. j Benson and children, Audra Naomi and George.

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P. E. O. .Meets Wednesday P. E. O. will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Miss Lela Walls . ?0th Century Club To .Meet Wednesday The Twentieth Century Club vi’l meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs Herbert Blocker. 107 West Pop ’ar street. Mrs. W. L. Hargrave will be co-hostess and Mrs. W. J. Weesner will have the program. Historical Society Meets Wednesday The Putnam County Historical society will meet Wednesday at TSO for a dinner meeting at Old Trail Inn. Mrs. Florence Boatright will have the program, and will talk on Rural Mail Delivery. Reservations must be called to Mrs. Florence Boatright not later than Tuesday noon.

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