The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1955 — Page 4

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PAGE FOm THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1955. THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

—SHINE UINNEKS

Grand Champion Sow, Wilfred tturst Reserve Grand Champion Sow, tarry Clodfelter Aged Herd, Young Herd, Pro-^uce-of-Dam, Get-of-Sire, Wilijred Hurst SPOTTED POLAND CHINA Yearling Boar, Charles BranJieman & Sons Senior Champion Boar, Charles Branneman & Sons Senior Boar Pig, Charles Branneman & Sons Senior Spring Boar Pig, Chas. Branneman & cms 1 Junior Spring Boar Pig Chas. branneman & Sonns •Junior Champion Boar, Reserve Jr. Champion Boar, Grand Champion Boar, Reserve Grand Champion Boar, Charles Branneman & Bons. Mature Sow, Yearling Sow, Chas. Branneman & Sons » Senior Champion Sow, Reserve

Sr. Champion Sow, Branneman & Sons

Charles

Senior Sow Pig, Senior Spring Sow Pig, Charles Branneman & Sons Junior Spring Sow Pig, Jim Baugh, Charles Branneman & Sons Junior Champion Sow. Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Grand Champion Sow, Reserve Grand Champion Sow, Aged Herd, Young Herd, Produce-of-Dam, Get-of-Sire, Charles Branneman & Sons TAMHORTH Senior Spring Boar Pig, Larry Ensor Junior Champion Boar, Grand Champion Boar, Larry Ensor Senior Spring Sow Pig, Betty Bridges, A. B. Hanks Junior Spring Sow Pig, Eddie Frazer, Jim Fisher Junior Champion Sow, Betty Bridges Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Eddie Frazer

Grand Champion Sow, Reserve Grand Champion Sow, Betty Bridges YORKSHIRE Senior Spring Boar Pig, Paul

Evens

Junior Champion Boar, Reserve Jr. Champion Boar, Grand Champion Boar, Reserve Grand Champion Boar, Paul Evens Senior Spring Sow Pig, Terry Parks, Paul Evens Junior Champion Sow, Terry

Parks

Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Paul Evens Grand Champion Sow, Terry

Parks

Reserve Grand Champion Sow, Paul Evens Young Herd, Produce-of-Dam, Get-of-Sire, Paul Evens O. I. C. Senior Spring Boar Pig, Junior Spring Boar Pig, Tom Hendricks & Son Junior Champion Boar, Reserve Jr. Champion Boar, Grand Champion Boar, Reserve Grand

| Champion Boar, Tom Hendricks

& Son

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West Side Square

SWAN'S DOWN CAKE MIXES Choc., White Yellow Pkg. 19V2C

Maxwell House COFFEE Lb. Vac. Pk. 89c

PURE CANE SUGAR 10 Lb. bag 89c

SUNKIST LEMONS, Doz.

29c

U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES 10 Ib.bag 39c

13 EGG ANGEL FOOD CAKE Each 39c

Cubed STEAKS Tender - Delicious Lb. 69c

1 FRESH Ground Beef Lb. 29c

HOMO MILK, Vi Gal. Ctn. 33c

SLICED BACON, Lb. 39c

TENDER JUICY 'Frankfurters, Lb.... 33c

' PURE HOG-50 lb. can $5.49 ! URD.Lb. . . 14>/2C

COUNTY FAIR SPECIAL

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Only SI49.95 and your old Sewing Machine during Fair Week Only GREENCASTLE SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 22 South Jackson Street Phone 1363

Yearling Sow, Tom Hendricks & Son

Senior Champion Sow, Reserve Sr. Champion Sow, Tom Hendricks & Son Senior Spring Sow Pig, Junior Spring Sow Pig, Tom Hendricks & Son Junior Champion Sow, Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Grand Champion Sow, Reserve Grand Champion Sow,, Tom Hendricks & Son Produce-orf-Dam, Get-of-Sire, Tom Hendricks & Son

LANDRACE Mature Boar, Yearling Boar, Senior Champion Boar, Reserve Sr. Champion Boar, Senior Spring Boar Pig, Don Games Junior Champion Boar, Reserve Jr. Champion Boar, Grand Champion Boar, Reserve Grand Champion Boar, Don Games Mature Sow, Don Games Senior Champion Sow, Don Games Senior Sow Pig, Larry O’Hair, Don Games Senior Spring Sow Pig, Freddie Mann, George Stisher, Don Games Junior Champion Sow, Larry O'Hair, Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Grand Champion Sow, Don Games Reserve Grand Champion Sow, Larry O’Hair BERKSHIRE Yearling Boar, Senior Champion Boar, Bernie Harris Senior Spring Boar Pig, Dallas Sutherlin, Norman Sutheriin, Larry Harris, Bernie Harris

Junior Spring Lear Pig, Norman Sutherlin . Junior Champion Boar, Reserve Jr. Champion Boar, Norman Sutherlin Grand Champion Boar, Dallas Sutherlin, Reserve Grand Champion Boar, Norman Sutherlin Mature Sow Norman Sutherlin, Charles Leonard Yearling Sow, Dallas Sutherlin, Bernie Harris, Larry Harris Senior Champion Sow, Dalian Sutherlin Reserve Sr. Champion Sow, Norman Sutherlin Senior Spring Sow Pig, Norman Sutiherlin. Larry Harris, Norman Sutherlin, Charles Leonard Junior Spring Sow Pig, Norman Sutherlin, Dallas Sutherlin, Charles Leonard Junior Champion Sow, Reserve Jr. Champion Sow, Norman Suthcrlin Grand Champion Sow, Dallas Sutherlin Reserve Grand Champion Sow, Norman Sutherlin Young Herd, Produce-of-Dam, Get-of-Sirc, Norman Sutherlin

SOCIETY

Kicky Cline Honored With Party Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cline, of Belle Union, entertained with a party on Sunday, July 31st, in honor of the first birthday of their grandson, Ricky Cline. Ricky is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline. The guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Sheppard and family, Mrs. Maude Slayeo. Larry WaL-. ton. Sonny Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cline and Darlene. Se? eral guests called during the afternoon. Ricky received several nice gifts and had a wonderful time.

Dossett-Henson Wedding Sunday In a setting of white gladioli against a background of palms, William A. Henson took Miss Donna Dossett as his bride Sunday at 3:30 p. m. in the Cloverdale Church of Christ. Rev. Clarence O. Barr officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Hobart Smith of Monrovia and Forrest Dossett of Vincennes. Her foster parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ivel B. Staley of Eminence. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Henson of Cloverdale. Bridal music was furnished by a mixed quartet from the Church of Christ. Miss Oressa Rice of Stilesville was soloist. Miss Doris Anderson of Indianapolis, maid of honor, was attired in a blue princess line dress over crinolines with scoop neckline and cap sleeves and wore white flowers in her hair. The bridesmaids. Misses Sandra and Sherrill Staley, foster-sisters of the bride, wore identical pink acetate dresses with allover silk embroidery fashioned veiy similar to that worn by the maid of honor. Their headpieces were covered with pink satin and pearls. All three carried cas-

cades a! white ra.'ratlons and ivy. - • The bride, given in marriage by her foster-father, wore a waltz length wedding gown of white nylon net over stain with wide scalloped panels of lace

lace

forming an overskirt. A jacket, buttoned high at the neckline and with long tapered sleeves, complimented the bridal gown. Her shoulder-length veil of illusion showered from a tiara of pearls, rhinestones and inidescents and her flowers were a cascade arrangement of white

carnations.

Don Henson served as his brother’s best man. Ushers were Francis Henson, a brother of the groom and Ed Stryker. Mrs. Smith wore a navy and white printed sheer, Mrs. Staley an aqua and white artist design cotton and Mrs. Henson a white printed silk dress. All wore white accessories and pale pink carnation corsages. The reception was held at the home of the groom’s parents in Cloverdale. The refreshment table was beautifully decorated in the bride’s colors of pink and white net over a pink cloth. There was a satin and net ros ette on each corner of the oval

Eileen Henson, sister* * groom-.—— - — * -•*••• • Most of the guests were front the Cloverdale. Eminence, Greencastle and Stilesville communities. Those who came a greater distance were Mr. and Mrs. E.1 Stryker, Mr. and Mrs. Ditv^d Fhagley, O. C. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Miller of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rees and children of Vincennes; John Dossett and Mrs. Nina of Princeton. Miss Jean Baer of Frankfort; Miss Grace Cox of Danville; Miss Hazel Evans of Bed-, ford and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Henson and children of Greenfield. The bride is a graduate of Eminence High School and is employed in the Commercial Department of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., while the groom, a graduate of Cloverdale High School, is a senior in Indiana Central College. Following a honeymoon in Michigan, the couple will be at home at 1614 South Harlan street in Indianapolis.

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white gladioli. Those who as- stmin. A i>d fol ^ H ,^ vl 1 ! i ( i ’ i < [" l bi'h!iIir sisted at the reception were ...with that rcstles*. uncomfortable feelin*. Mrs. Robert Rees of Vincennes 0 f 'h^ed^c^f'.rts.'tioan's riNH oft^hSp

sister of the bride. Miss Kenecn

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Paul Johnson of Stilesville, and miles of kidney tubes.

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Thomas Scott of Eminence. ^^t^tppy^Hef^lH^: h-v^j Pictures were taken by Miss joyedforover60ye«ni.G€tDoftn , «rill*today!

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