The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 August 1955 — Page 6

PAGE SIX FRIDAY, AFGrST 26. 1955.church.

THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

BAIN'RRIIXiE Lions Club August dinner Friendly Neighbors Club mem- meeting was enjoyed by members enjoyed their August bers last Wednesday evening at meeting at the nume of Mrs. the Methodist Church. Dinner Bruce Lane recently. was served by ladies of the

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BELA (DRACULA) LUGOSI, 72, and Hope Louise Lininger, 39, are shown obtaining their marriage license in Santa Monica, Calif., before their wedding. She is a film studio employe and wrote regularly to Lugosi while he was in a hospital for narcotics addiction. When he recovered, he looked her up, and . . , well, the rest is [obvious. It’s his fourth venture and her first. tlnternational)

FAIRLY SPOKEN

Forty As Life’s Peak

Need Not Be Depressing

By Margaret Latrobe

The years pass now like the ticking of a clock. You think, at 40, that somewhere along the line someone has made a quixotic mistake. Feeling still young as 20, you twist the lengthening steely record backward, downward—stop it here! Stop it now. Years are fine, giving balance, giving maturity—but now it’s enough. Stay the lengthening record which climbs and records, climbs and records, one more

year after another.

Forty is a good time to look at the view on both sides. It’s like sitting on a fence or a mountain top. Which may be why some people develop light heads from the high altitude. And if your face is turned backward to what used to be, if the fence is barbed wire or the mountain slope is icy—maybe a foot will slip or you’ll rip the jeans. Face forward, 40. There were same tall green trees growing on that upward climb. Some were

Mrs. Maud Crodian fell at her stunted from lack of sunlight home Tuesday, receiving bruis- others grew only a little, because

Mir.. T’cnnie Hall *s visiting in Indiam polls among friends and relatives. Mr. nd Mrs. W'oody Abbott ar i son cf Washington D. C. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Scobee and other rela-

tives.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shannon of Michigan recenty called on, Mrs. Bessie Darnall. Mrs. Dollie Ader is a patient at the Putnam county hospital, entering Monday. The Hanks family reunion was held Sunday on the school lawn

here.

Mrs. Anna Spencer of Clinton Falls, formerly a resident of here, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Farrow Sunday. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Rector’s Funeral Home. Mrs. Mila Higgins and Miss Agnes Curran called on Mrs. Maggie Hall who is ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bertha Doyle of Russellville, Friday af-

ternoon.

Mrs. Mary Walters and Mrs. Mable Turney spent the day Sunday with Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Mrs. Maude Codings visited over the past week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Morphew and family near Greencastle.

es, shock and an injured leg.

They’ll Do It Every Time

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By Jimmy Hatlo

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it was their nature. Some you walked around, others had to be uprooted from the path. A sad business, uprooting some part of (life which was appealing but un- ; trustworthy, beckoning yet de-

ceitful. Remember them all. and gladly; but look no more in the past. Rest on the fence or the mountain, breathe deep and long; but prepare for the rest of the journey. You want to go back the way you came? Impossible, my dear. Some have done it? Yes, but toward unreality. What was now becomes unreal, elusive, if you try to relive it. What is to be, over the mountain top is more real. Though it has yet to happen. Is this, then, the peak of living? After 40, is the trip only downhill? Not at all. Each slope of a mountain has different exposure, different winds and weather. And just look at those trees stretching out there—ahead. Millions of them, it seems. Say, lady—you happen to have a needle and thread? You were on the mountain, but I was on this barbed wire fence. Drat the luck!

Boy Went Wrong

A NEW METHOD

WESTFIELD. N. J. Aug. 26 Patrolman Thomas A. Catalon has found that all the world does not love a policeman. He set up shop Tuesday on Mountain Avenue with an electronic control speed apparatus. Within minutes he nabbed tw > motorists for exceeding the speed limit. Thereafter, for two hours every car traveled at a sedate 25 miles an hour. Finally a grinning motorist brought a schoolboy printed sign which had been

placed out of Catalon’s sight. It read: "Slow. Cnp."

OFF TO JAIL OMAHA, X-• UP) U. S. Marshal William Raab asked for a volunteer from the Kiwanis Club audience to act as an assistant while he rlemonstrat d how he chains dangerous prisoners. Lyle Rerndc complied. After Raab trussed Rerndc i i i handcuffs and leg chains, Kemde | was wished away to the ma-- ! shal’s office. Raab had forgoti ten the keys.

CORRAL DRIVE IN THEATRE Seeleyvllle, Indiana

Saturday 1. “DESTKY” 2. “HALL’S OUTPOST” 3. “AFFAIR WITH A STRANGER” 4. “ALL AMERICAN”

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stllesvllle on U. S. 40 TRIPLE FEATURE Tonight and Saturday Jack Hawkins & Joan Collins (Cinemascope) ‘LAND OF THE PHARAOHS’ John Wayne & Ella Raines “TALL IN THE SADDLE” Louis Hayward and Naomi Chance “ST. GIRL FRIDAY”

Sunday and Monday Dorothy Da.ndridge and Harry Beilafonie (.Cinemascope) “CARMEN JONES” Gene Tierney & Van Heflin (Cinemascope) “BLACK WIDOW”

Meadowbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 43 Tonight “WOMENS WORLD” Plus “THE MAN FROM CAIRO” Saturday

MRS. AGNES STREFF Is led by a friend from scene where her grandson, Richard Hamblen, 20, was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff H. W. Trail in Los Angeles. Sent to arrest Hamblen for violation of three-year probation, Trail sought to spare Mrs. Streff by not handcuffing Hamblen. In a few seconds the six-foot, 200-pound Hamblen bolted. Trail futilely called “Halt!” three times and fired three warning bullets. Then he shot the youth. (International)

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16, JAILED IN FATAL ACCIDENT

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—By HOYT KING— Central Press Writer

BOTH President Eisenhower ind Premier Bulganin sent meslages to the Geneva atoms-for-jeace conference. In an age like his, no matter who you are you :an’t afford to snub those people. ! ! ! An Indian physicist at Geneva mid well be using sun power within 20 years. In fact, only this rummer we've learned how it can put on our brakes. 1 1 t The Indian said ordinary fuel vill run out in less than a century, flaybe so, but this doesn't seem ike the psychological moment to >rder coal. ! ! 1 'Hie Russians are putting on a

tremendous br*otherhood offensive. What we’ve got to look out for is an announcement that the Trojan horse was foaled in the Caucasus. ! ! ! St. Louis police probably made a mistake voting down Bermuda shorts for summer duty. Thi)ik how much easier it would be to bring malefactors to their knees ! ! ! The Agriculture department soya we're using less pepper, and never again will reach our prewar per capita. Well, in a summer like this we just don't feel as peppery. ! ! ! Americans never were any grea. 1 shakes for popper anyway.

BERNARD SMITH, only 16, sits disconsolately In a Port Huron, Mich., Jail cell, where he must spend 15 days. After that, he can’t drive for two years. Bernard’s best friend was kill< 1 when Bernard drove into a tree at 60 mph. (International Soundohoto!

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