The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 August 1955 — Page 2
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PAC.F TWO WEDNESDAY. AFGI'ST 17, 1955 Hl O^Lt /*ATiTP, ^tfcNCASTLf, INDIANA
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C'if% Ro'-rf-a’ion Nnf®^ The city «fvimming inf’neiior program hid* several student; who parsed the various tests Miss Dorothy Bieher has released the names and the tvpe of tests passed. Cassificaticm and names follov : Beginner. Keith ErvVin Kenny Goldsberry. Carolyn Shair.^1, Susan Snyder, Terry Topping, and Rita Zellar Intermediate: Berky Brothers. Dave Burkett, Sally Carson, Larr>' Cuawley. Janice Hickman, Mar«ira MxKeehan, Andv Thomas, Russell Thomas and Steve Wright. Swimmer: Becky Broth-
ers. Dave Burkett. Sally Carson. Janice Hickman. ArJy Thomas. Russeii Thomas and Steve
Wright.
HOSPITAL NOTES Dismissed: Mari Inti Pell, Ethel Hodshire, Minnie Brannemnn. all of Greencastle; Robert Clark Coalesville; Marion Hill, Bain-
j bridge.
Births: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover of Greencastle. a daughter;Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, Clovedrale. a son; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stultz, Greencastle, a son. j
BACK TO SCHOOL MEANS MONEY We’M lean you the money for thos big school expenses. It takes Money t<> kind the children back ;o s<hool with n«*\v cloth<*s, shoe*, books, school sujiplies and a'l the (,ther inc-identals. us loan you enough to send them off in the proper style. LOANS S10 — $500.
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OPENING THURSDAY At Noon -- August 18th. Open Til 11 P.M. Thurs., Fri., Sat, OPEN 8 A. M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK. . Regular hours will be from 7:00 A. M. to 11 P. M. Closed Sundays • Short Orders • Ice Cream • Cold Drinks OPERATORS - NORM AND BETTY STEWART THE SPUDNUT SHOP 604 S. College A ve. Phone 101X
HERALD CONSOLIDATED Catered to the puatoffto* »t Oreeoc—tie, Indiana m •eooo< Usa* mail matter under art of darefc 7, 1878. Subscription price id cent* per week; 8800 per .ear by mall In Putnam County; ■«.0fl to SI0.40 ;«r year wstolde ‘ntaumn County. Telephone* 74, 0ft, 114 £. R. Rarlden, L^obUsher 17-19 South Jackson Street. TODAY’S - BIBLE THOUGHT God resisteth the proud, ana giveth grace unto the humble.— James 4:6.—No chemist ever made a new discovery by starting out with the idea that le knew it all! Personal And Local News Briefs Mrs. James Hill was in Brazil yesterday visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Allee who underwent surgery Monday morning. Mrs. Conrad Stephens of Tucson. Ariz., is visiting her pari ents, Mr. ar Mrs. Charles White of Belle Union. Orrin A. Scoughton, RegisI trar at the Hines General Hosj pital, Hines. Idd., is the guest | of Mr. and Mrs. James Feni tress. The officers and team captains of the Tuesday night Ladies Bowling league will meet Friday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Alice Cantonwine, northeast of tht
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Capt. and Mrs. Harold E. Me Cullough of Detroit, Michigan returned home after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boswell of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Reggie McCullough of Brazil. Grsenncastle High School pupiils who have moved here since last school year in grades 7-12 and those who wish to check subjects in grades 9-12 are invited to come to the principal’s office Thursday and Friday August 18 and 19. Mrs. M. M. Marshall has returned from Detroit, Mich., where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.-Jean Comstock, for several months. Mrs. Marshall plans to be at her home at 107 South Locust St for several weeks before returning to Detroit to be with her daughter.
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T The Knoll. Job and Sancett Reunion will be held at the | church at Cunot Sunday. Sug. £lst. Reatives and friends .nvit-
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The Women of the Deer Creek Joon Hunters Association will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the club house. The hostess will bt Gladys Garl. Mrs. Roland Banister has returned to her home in Cold Water, Michigan after visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Allee. Elizabeth st. The World War I veterans will meet Friday, August 19th at 8:00 p. m. Members are advised that the bumper stickers are now available. The Indiana Correction Board today said a hearing on a parole for Brown Keith, sentenced from Putnam county for a term of 1020 years for burglary, will be held August 30.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Melvin W’ayne Eastham, 410 W r est Jacob, 15 years today, August 17.
—CONVICTS **- cannery, tool shop, lumber storage building and novelty shop. All five wooden structures were destroyed. Lincoln firemen, still fighting to keep the flames under control were the only persons allowed inside the dangerous prison yard arly today. They were covered every minute of the time by machine guns mounted on the ¥ walls. The rioters werd apparently armed with homemade knives and makeshift weapons seized from the furniture shop before it went up in flames. The rebellion broke out suddenly as all 687 convicts supped in the prison dining hall Tuesday night.
CLOVER DALE
The Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club will hold its annual picnic with a dinner at Hulman Beach in the picnic area cm right side of road entering. All members areu rged to be presennt as this is family night. Friday, Aug. 19 at 6:30. Bring well filled baskets and table service. Mrs. Oral Groner. Mrs. Glen Furr and Phyllis and Glen Maurice Furr and Mrs. Nannie Furr visited Wednesday in Danville wiht the Oycie Mann family. Jess Mann, who has been confined to his home for the last two weeks with summer flu, is able to be out again. Miss Mamie Cline was shopping in Indianarpolis Saturday.
Carolyn Sue Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Arhur Cooper of Putnaanville wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carolyn Sue to Charles W\ Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Brown of Greencastle. The wedding date has been set for August 26th.
Annabelle Sears
Mrs. John Seals announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Annabelle, to Donald Rhea Austin, son of Fisher Austin of this city. The wedding will take place Friday, August 26th in the First Christian church.
Announcement of Marriage In June Is Made Announcement has been made of the marriage of Jannis Larkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Larkin and Norman L. Cox, son of Mrs. Mildred Cox. The young folks were married on June 11 in a double ring ceremony read by the Rev. B A. Friend in the Baptist church at- New Maiket. Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ratts.
Dorcas Class Meets Thursday The Dorcas class of the Pu';namville Sunday School will meet Thursday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Essie Boyd, State Farm.
Naughtily Alluring New English Stives By Margaret Latrobe Rest well. Iron Duke! England has triumphed. Even as Napoleon. Dior has had his Waterloo- this time at the hands of Norman Hartnell. dressmaker ta the Queen. Had Hartnell s recent “electrifying” collection been shown when Wellington was interested in bustles and battles, had word of the English sequinslinger filtered through the Channel to Empress MarieLouise, history might have been altered. For Bonaparte—instead of waiting in Belgium— might well have been waiting in Hartnell’s salon while his wife ordered some new clothes. Wow! “Dear, different, daring” Norman really slit the skirts this time. (But. Your Majesty — Somebody had to do something about that Dior fellow) Hartnell has up-to-now been the ultra conservative in politics of the pinking shears, content to sprinkle sequins on royal ball gowns, holding in check any impulse toward the flamboyant. The Hartnell summer collection, however, combined pale satins with dark rumors. “Naughtily alluring”' and “tubelike trumpets,” eh ? Crowning the show was an adaptation of a creation worn by Napoleon’s Polish mistress, Marie Walevvska. fTake it easy, Wellington—fashion experts may get around to some of the girls you liked.) Soon to be seen in Lunnontown are aqua satins ornamented with bunches of blue pearl graphs; black velvet bodices; lavender and old diamond necklaces laced with amethysts. I don’t know what effect this uninhibited haute couture will have on the Queen. Her street costumes have been becoming enough, but a bit on the dowdy side. (Pardon me, Ma’am, but the white shoes will have to go.) Princess Margaret and “bestdressed” Marina, Duchess of Kent, are probably delighted at Hartnell’s leap to chic. Though hardly approving of any dress Labelled “The Slink,”” their Fall wardrobes may yet be of “electrifying” design. Norman, really! Skip the blue grapes and let us have another look at that diamond neckpiece. Tally ho-hum and a jolly pip-pip to all. ,
IN MEMORY In memory of Mrs. Hazel Garrett Owen, who passed away, August 17, 1950. Richard Owen and family and Madonna. 17-lp
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