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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1955.

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THE DAILY BANNER

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f>ie to moving to n smaller ro^idenc#- \\«- «il! s«dl at pnbiic am lion at 10 A. M.. on

Saturday, March 19th, 1955

\t our former residence on Kast W slrngton Street K#iad the tolhming hoiiseiiold items: Matching b*-d and <lres r, t\\o library tables, pictures, scatle • r i"», one old fashioned rocker, dishes, \ase«,. four -.traight < I: drs, an evtrs* nice <• 1 w <h"Si. book ease, fuin beds >\ith box spring- and mattresses, a 7S rc-ord player and Zenith radio eombi t >n, t\\o pair roller skates, --iris ryele J6'', niee overstaffed - ab chair, two matching barrel' ba -k chairs, g! »ss topja-d coffee table, two burner gas plate, two gas beaters, two maple rockers li!-:< new. youth chair, one captain-- hair floor lamps, table I inf and pin-up lamps. fir< side ask t and fire serpen, dressing tabb with sj,Hil. magazine raek, t’a.» lean felt mattresses, (►passional diair, tlire( childrens hickorv < rairs, lawn mower, mantle ( lock and wall eloek both i • r inning rder, console model radio. I.cather com h, telephone table *n stool, a pair of Walnut finish •fennx land twin beds, five chrome breakfast chairs, two florescnt t ibe light fixtures, occasional tat 'e, a single maple finished he I. and other miscellaneous articles.

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2 tablespoons finely chopped onion 2 tablespoons Good Luck margarine

1 tablespoon Hour 2 cups canned whole kernel I teaspoon salt corn, drained

1 tablespoon chopped parsley

Cook onion gently in margarine until onion is soft. Stir in flour, salt, and paprika and blend. Add sour cream and stir lightly until smoothly l (4&tied and mixture boils. Add corn and heat thoroughly Serve with a inkle of chopped parsley.-Makes 4 to 6 serving*.

STOCK MARKET ‘CAN GO DOWN’

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JAMES E. DAY (left), president of the Midwest Stock exchange, Chicago, and Ronald E. Koehler, president of the San Francisco Stock exchange are shown at the Senate banking committee's hearing on the stock market situation in Washington. Testified Day: “1 do believe in the future progress of business, but I want to make it quite clear the stock market can go down—and subBtantlally.'* Testified Koehler: When stock earnings fall to the current level of bond yields people “will stop buying stocks and buy bonds,** (IniematicnalJ

ana HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the nuetoffloe at Greencastle, Indiana m ae-cond claM mail matter under act of Marrli 7, 1878. Sabaertptfon price .Ifi <ent« per week; $5.00 per year by mall In Putnam County: <6.00 to $10.44) per year outside Putnem County. Telephones 74, r -ft, 11* 8. R- Rarlden, Lmbllsher 17-19 Sooth Jacksrn Street.

SOCIETY

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Whatsoever things are lovely . . . think on these things.— Philip 4:8.—If we followed this rule some books would find no readers.

Personal And Local News Briefs

>ff:< ?r Installed Sv !!::•!»r:r Star Eva Boatright and Lowell VanCIeave were installed as .Vorthy Matron and Worthy Paon of Greeneastle chapter No 5 r ' O. E. S.. Saturday night at jte Masonic Temple. Lilliat Terry.was the installing office, issisted by Ethel Yuncker. as rarshall: Agnes Stewart, Chapatn. and Phoebe Brown, Organ-

Jobs Daughters will meet this evening at 7:00 p. m. at the Masonic Temple.

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Houck are at home from a two months I visit in various cities in Mexico.

-June Carolyn DeWoese

j Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Jones were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, of Indianap- | olis. '

Mr. and Mrs. Wilford DeWeese of Fillmore wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, June Carolyn (to Fredrick W. Masten, son of Mr. and Mrs.'Freddie Masten of Greeneaste. The wedding will take place Sunday, March 27, at 3:30 p. m. in the Fillmore Methodist church, all relatives and friends are invited.

Lawrence-Alexander Nuptials Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Haines had as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Keuthan and son, Billy, of Indianapolis.

Bee Hive Rebekah lodge will meet this evening at 8 o’clock at the lodge hall. All members are urged to attend.

The Greeneastle Girl Scout Council will meet Wednesday morning at 9:30 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Collins.

The meeting of the East Greeneastle Township Friendly Neighbors Club has been postponed until Wednesday, March 23.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prevo returned Sunday from Florida where they spent a three weeks vacation.

The Dorcas Class of the Putnamville Sunday School. will have a luncheon at the Old Trail Inn Wednesday, March 16th at 12:30. Members please note j change in date. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sunkel have returned from Florida, where they vacationed for the past several weeks. The Sunkeis visited both the west and east coast of Florida while away.

Washburn Chapter DAR wi’.i meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Russell I. Pierce with Mrs. Omer Beck. Mrs. L. C. Com ad, Mrs. Helen Mason, and Mrs. Frank P. Schafer as assistant hostesses.

Miss Helen Inez Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Alexander, of Speedway City, and Donald E. Lawrence, son of Fire Chief and Mrs. W. A. Lawrence, of Greeneastle were united in manage Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Dr. Howard W. Stone, pastor of the Irvington Presbyterian church. Mrs John D. Secondino, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Cecil M. (Mickey) Lancaster, of Greeneastle. was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents following the ceremony and the young couple then left on a two weeks trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They will be at home to their friends at 8 East Hanna street after March 28th. Mr. Lawrence is employed at the Greeneastle IE.M plant.

Domestic Science Club To Meet Tuesday

Othei 1955-56 officers installed were- Waneta McMains. Associate Matron; Ivor McMains. Ascfciatr Patron; Flossie McCulug'.i, * Secretary: Minnetta Yrigrt. Treasurer; .Tocie Kirchr. Conductress; Neilie Vart'leavc Associate Conductress: Hazel McCullough. Chaplain Grace Hurst, Marshall; Paul Evan-. Organist: Leona Tuttle, Adah; Reba Weesner, Ruth; Nellie Keisey, Esther; Nina Clodfelter, Martha; Elizabeth Flint, Electa; Jessie Scobee Warder, and Richard Drake, Sentinel.

The Domestic Science Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Shoemaker. The program will be in charge of Mrs. John R. King. Members please note change of hostess.

In midwinter it’s a good idea to have a special new dish to tempt trie family’s appetite. Here’s a delicious vegetable dish that’s easy to make and has an unusually delightful flavor. It’s economical because canned corn and Good Lu«k margarine are used, and it’s quick and easy. The onions, cooked gently in Good Luck margarine, add special flavor to the dish.

Miss Joyce Lewis, Miss Nancy Loy Lanham, Miss Mary Allen. Miss Linda Pearson, Miss Judy Elmore and Miss Karen Vote, made up the Color Guard which opened the Girl Scout meeting in the Gobin Church Saturday afternoon.

.Mothers Service Club Meets Tuesday Putnam County Mothers Service Club will meet Tuesday a. 7:30 p. m. at the h-.m of Mrs. Faye Weaver, 654 Last Walm street. Roll call will be Wearing of the Green.

West Madison ( lub To Meet Wednesday

West Mad-son Home Demon stration Club will meet Wednesday, March 16, at 1:30 p. na. with Mrs. Hilda Brattain. There will be a flower and bulb exchange.

District B. & P. W. Club .Meeting Held Here Members of local Business and Professional Women's Club were hostesses to other clubs of the Seventh District in a dinn|: meeting at the Union Building on Sunday, March 13th. Registration began at 12:00 o’clock noon with the Crawfordsville club in charge. There w'as a total registration of one hundred twelve. The eight clubs represented were Clinton, Terre Haute, Brazil, Crawfordsville, Spencer, Covington, Veedersburg and Greeneastle. The table decorauons for the dinner were miniature shamrocks and daffodiiis. Following a three course dinner, the meeting was called to order by the Distiict director, Miss Emma Flack of the Terre Haute club. Mrs. Hazel Carmicnael reaS the club creed. Club members wer° introduced, with representative.; from each club being recognized Miss Mildred Caviness, president of the Greeneastle club, gave a short address of welcome, and on behalf of the clubs of the district presented Miss Flack with a beautiful gift. Past distiict directors were present from Brazil, Terre Haute

and Clinton.

Tentative plans were outline; 1 , or the State Convention on June 10. 11 and 12. also ior the East qp Central Regional Convention rom August* 17th through the 20lh. Both of the above meetings to be at French Lick. Miss Sally Butler, past state president .nd past rational president, will be guest speaker at the state convention. ’Hie advisability oi iispensing with the section”, meetings with emphasis on the ■tate convention was discussed. Miss Grace Browning, member >f tiie Slate Nominating Comoiittre, presented toe name of .Yu ss Mildred Dimmick for state Jirecto’. Miss Dimmick is proVssor in th Romance Language 3c p: : tme.it at DePauw University and an active member of the Sree.'..castle club. By unanimous vote Miss Dimmick was elected. M 3a ’a Farmc” assumed .in (hair an I Miss Emma Flaci f 1 :. Haute w a 5 1 e-t leete i listric t director. She was present; ! with a beautiful corsage

Men-wear a Laundry ironed hurt and see how much better dressed you f-’el. You are not just kidding yourself either. Horn? Laundry & Cleaners. Mon-Thurs-tf.

WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE

To Meet T irsday

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Benc-Iope Club wifi meet Tuesday fternocn at 2 o’clock at the home r'f Mrs. Lois Cowgil, 707 So. Indiana St. Mrs. W. J. Weesner will have the program.

2th i Cciiachtcl \.ill have tin •rogram.

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\rt League To Meet Wednesday Putnam County Art League vill meet Wednesday, March .6th U 7:30 p. m. at the DePauw \rt Center. Prof. Helen A. Leon .vill lecture on Ceramics and Metal Jewelry.

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STATE FIN ALS PAIRINGS ■.('•0 p. :n. Attueks vs. New A1 ba ay. ’:15 p. m. Fort Wayne North vs. Gary Roosevelt. 8:15 p. m. — Championship game.

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Muncio Central 65, Rushvillc

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Attueks 71, Muncio Central 70 (final). At Bloomington New Albany 84. Switz City 41. Vincennes 53, Evansville Reitz 52. New Albany 86, Vincennes 58 (final). At Elkhart Mishawaka 51, Hartford City 43. Fort Wayne North Side 64, Sheiidan 56. Fort Wayne North 54 Mishawaka 48 (final). At Lafayette Gary Roosevelt 71, Crawfords ville 52. Lafayette 59. Monticello 47. Gary Roosevelt 59, Lafayette 16 (final).

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers, food, kindness ind sympathy extended to us at the passing of our dearly beloved husband, father, son and brother, John Curtis. We especially wish to thank Dr. Ellett, the Powell Funeral Home and their assistants. Malcolm Neier for his comforting words, the pallbearers, singers, Pennsylvania rail>oad employees and officials, and Brotherhood lodges for all the kindness and services during out •eccnt bereavement. Mrs. Doris Curtis and children Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Curtis, Jr., and children. p

ANN,*. VARIES

Birth flay* Karen Louise McMains, daugher c2 Mr .and Mrs. Ezra Mclai March 14th. Eddie Joe Carmichael, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Wilbur Carmichael, Manhattan, two yea"? old today Wedding M . .and Mrs. Clair Williams, igh 4 years today. March 14.

Farm Meeting At Cloverdale

The Cloverdale Township Farm Bureau members met in regulat session in the auditorium of the high school building Thursday evening. “My Country tis of Thee was the opening song. Devotionfollowed by Robert Neese. Th Secretary's report by Leste. Parks -was read an 1 Mrs. Mabel Herbert gave an interesting report on the S & E convention she attended in Indianapolis on Feh. 22. A1 Marley of the Putnam County Extension office was presen! and gave an interesting talk ou “Better Farming and Livine Practices” A one act play entitled “TluScandal” was given by Mrs. M. Conner, Esther Jones, Stella Cash, Bernieee Jones and Myrtle Parks. It was exceptionally good. The drawing for the beautifin

. doll was accepted by Clayton Cash. The doll was a gift from j the local IGA market. THe gift j lor the drawing next month will 'be furnished by the Cloverdale Hardware store. Any member of the Cloverdale Farm Bureau is entitled to a chance, which is being used instead of the usual door prizes. The Pet and Hobby club was conducted by the leader, Janet Jones. At the iwxt meeting on April 14th, the 4-H ( tub will have charge of the program and there will be a pitch-in-supper for th-: members and their families. The meeting Thursday night was interesting and the committee served refreshments at the close of the meeting, attended by sixty-five persons.

S '3gt. Donald W. Erwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Erwin, arrived home Sunday from England where he has been with the (J. S. Air Force foe the past 3 years. He will go to his new assignment in Ballimnrc. Md., in 39 lays

FIERE FIRST WARD GOT ITS FIRE ESCAPE

Cassell C. Tucker Unit No. 58

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American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening at 8:00 p. m.

Ft how ing the business session. Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker was

at the Post Home. The film on

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Girls State will be shown. All

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girls who attended Girl State and