The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1955 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1955.

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Bowling News

Cloverdale and Greencastle High School G.A.A. girls are bowling a series of match games, after school on Monday nites at the Varsity Lame Bowling Alley. Bowling is a part of their

program for this school year. They are bowling for a regular size bowling pin as their Trophy with G’s and C's painted onto the pin. This is how it is being done: The girls bowl with 5 on a team. 4 teams from Cloverdale and 4 teams from Greencastle. Total pins from all teams of Greencaste against total pins from all teams of Cloverdale. The town girls getting the most number of p:ns that day, take the bowling pin to their school for a week ~nd paint the initial of their school onto the pin. At the close of the bowling schedule, the school having the most G's or C's painted on the pin, get to keep the pin as a trophy. Mrs. Truesdale is the Teacher from Cloverdale and Mrs. Hanna, ‘he teacher of the Greencastle rirls. Monday, Jan. 17—Greencastle

week and painted their G on it. Total pms were: Greencastle, 1903. Cloverdale 1S74. High Individual game went to Barbara of Cloverdale, 122 and Wanda Hood of Greencastle, 117. Monday, Jan. 24, Cloverdale won the second week and painted their C on the pin. Total pins were, Cloverdale, 1S20 and Greencastle 1686. High Individual game went to Louise Sample of Cloverdale, 133 and Wanda Hood of Greencastle. 141.

ROACH DALE Mr. and Mis. Bob Radford and daughters of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Radford of Crawfordsville were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Click. Mrs. Carl Cram who has been confined several weeks at the Robert Long hospital is reported improving.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hopkins of North Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Ora McGaughey were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Minnie Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eggers ard daughter Connie of Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Eggers and children of Plainfield were guests recently of Mrs. Ethel Eggers. Mrs. Alice Hatfield and Bill Modiin visited Friday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. William Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and . ons of Ladoga called on Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Click were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Porter of Jamestown, Mrs. Elsie Porter was also a guest. People of this community were sorry to hear that Mrs. Edgar Duckworth, formerly of this

ptace, had fallen and injured an arm. Mrs. Elva Terry of Ladoga called on Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eggers f.nd son Tommy of Danville were dimer guests Sunday of Mrs Ethel Eggers. The Philomath Club enjoyed a delicious covered dish luncheon Thursday. Jan. 20th at the home of Mrs. Bernice Chastain with Mrs. Glen Irwin as assistant hostess. Wayne Bell and family are moving to Ladoga, his mother, Mrs. Bertha Bell is staying with them. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Click recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Duckworth and Mrs. Ethel Routh at Noth Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Irwin has returned after several weeks vacation at Naples, Florida. Mrs. Nina Hanna is spending

the winter with her son, Mr. end Mrs. Franklin Hanna and sons Mark and Jerry at Tampa, Florida. Mrs. Emma Clampitt. who is confined to the Putnam County hospital, is reported to be slowly improving. Miss Saralee Young of the Medical Center, Indianapolis, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mary Elowene Young. Mrs. Nova Call of Greencastle spent last week with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott. Miss Donna Buxton is home from Indiana University visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T'llly Buxton. Mrs. Perry McMurtery of Groveland spent Tuesday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janies Miller.

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY January 29fh and 3Sth. 10:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. fVa itif »1 J bol room modem brick home, about 2 years old. Full basement, Automatic oil furnace. Imported hardwood floors, Phi.lipiiif Mahogany trim, built in features, 7 closets, aluminum ' tmi windows and screens, Insulated, Youngstown Kitchen, Tile bath room, 2 car garage. Located on Hendricks and Marion County line road about 1/8 mile north of U. S. S6. DALTON REALTY, Danville, Indiana Phone (office) Sherwood 5-4201 (Residence) Sherwood 5-2558

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