The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 April 1955 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955.

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TENNIS TEAM WINS Victrrv number nine came easily to the DePauw netters hcr*> yesterday afternoon as they swept through St. Joseph’s, 7- <•, without dropping a set It was the ninth straight ♦Humph for DePauw since Friday in four intercollegiate sports, the wins included four in tennis, two in track, two in golf, and one ir. baseball. In yesterday's match Pete

, Tree: moved from the No. I po-« ition to No. 2. and Walt Samp- J on from No. 5 to No. 4. Both j men maintained undefeated reccitU. The Eengals dropped a total of r-n'y 10 games during the onesided contest, and none fo the Ft. Joe players was able to pick up more than two games in nay 1 ^et.

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There will be no regular meeting of the Monday Club during | 'he month of May. City police reported Friday | that they arrested Ralph E. | Nichols for speeding on Bloom- ! ington street Thursday night. I The Putnam County Home j Demonstration chorus will meet for rehearsal Monday, May 2nd, at 1:00 p. m. DST, Gobin church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O Hair visited friends and relatives in Greencastle on Thursday. They were enroute from Florida to their home in Detroit. Mrs. Russell Pierce has returned after attending the conference of the National Society, United States Daughters of the War of 1812, held in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Fred M. Starr and Mrs. T. G. Yuncker have returned from the annual state convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs held at French Lick. The convention began on Sunday and was concluded on Wednesday. Ira Bunns, 62, described as “a hobo" by Sheriff Joe Rollings, was taken into custody on the Manhattan Road Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Noel Bettis and lodged in the Putnam county jail on a public intoxication charge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Flint are the proud parents of a son, weighing T 1 ^ pounds at birth, which occurred at the Putnam County Hospital on Wednesday, April 27th. The newborn has been named Robert Stanley Flint II. Russell E. Brown who has been visiting his father, E. A. Brown and Mrs. Brown here for ten days, has returned to his home in Los Angeles, Calif. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Jeannette Bills who will visit her son, Robert Bills and family. Dr. A. Reid Winsey, director of DePauw’s Art Department, will address the Indiana Artists Awards dinner at the Propyl&eum in Indianapolis on Saturday evening. Dr. Winsey will use as his subject, ‘‘The Artist in Today’s World.” The dinner is under the auspices of the Alumni Association of the Herron Art School. All five members of the DePauw psychology department will attend a meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association this weekend in Chicago. The professors include Drs. Felix Goodson, Frank McKenna. Charles Platt, Barron Scarborough and Kenneth Wagoner. A regional affair, the two-day meeting is being held at the Hotel Sherman.

j church at 7:30 DST. J Tuesday evening. May 3rd. Faith Group CWF will meet at the home of Mrs. Maude Ceilings. 8:00 DST. Grace McKeehan. group leader.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zaring, Greencastle R. 2, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Wilma Ann to Hubert W. Chadd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chadd, Greencastle R. 3. The wedding will take place Sunday afternoon, May 15th, at 2:30 p. m. DST in the Fillmore Methodist church. All relatives and friends are invited.

Alpha Phi Alumnae To Entertain Juniors The Alpha Phi Alumnae will entertain the juniors of the Active chapter Saturday morning with a breakfast in the home of Mrs. Frederick Sanders.

Catholic Ladies Guild Meets Monday Evening The Catholic Ladies Guild will meet in the chapel on Mon. day evening. Miss Leah Curnutt will be in charge of the program. A good attendance is desired.

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FISHING FUN It seems as though the ladies have the edge in the Bluegill fishing, because every year, if they don’t win top honors in the Bluegill division, they set the standard so high that the fellows have to do some fancy fishing to stay even. Last evening Melba Mangus hauled a Bluegill out of the Midwest quarry pond that measured eleven and one half inches. This lunker weighed one pound, which is about as big as they come in local waters. First place was held by the entry of Billy Chadd, at 10inches, wtih a weight of 9 oz. Come on fellows. we will have to fish up a storm to beat this latest entry .... THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOP “Putnam County’s Tackle Box"

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday* Mrs. Josie Keyt, Greencastle, April 29th. Mrs. Lanova Call. Greencastle, April 29th. Mrs. Mae O’Hair, Greencastle, R. 1, May 1st. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Richard Albright, RFD 1, Greencastle, 5 years today.

MRS. FABIEN SEVITZBY FILES FOR A DIVORCE

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29 — (UP)—Mrs. Fabien Sevitzky, wife of the conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, has filed suit for a “limited” divorce, charging “cruel and inhuman treatment.” The couple, here since 1936 when Sevitzky was named coniuctoy and developed the local Symphony into a nationallyknown group, were married in Warsaw, Poland, in 1923. Mrs. Sevitzky, who charged her husband refused to talk to her for long periods and woulc riot accompany her on social events, filed for separate maintenance.

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