The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 August 1955 — Page 4

PAGE FOUR WEDNESDAY. AI'GT'ST SI.1953. ~ THE DMLY BANNER. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA RITA KAYWORliT WITH ATTORNEY

NEW maysvilia: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Goorell of Avon called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer Saturday after-

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Mr. and Mrs. Dovie Summers and family of Lebanon spent Sunday with‘Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jeffries and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Jeffries near Roachdale. Mis. Violet Leak attended church services at North Salem Sunday. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward on Sunday and during the week were, were Mr. and Mrs. Newt Ward of

Martinsville. 111., Mr. and Mrs. Deloert Ward and family, O. E. Cramer, Mrs. Emma Mikol and grandson James Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leak and daughter.

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright’s recent callers were: Friday afternoon Mrs. Lena Dorsett of Broadpark; Friday night yfr. and Mrs. Ivan Clark; Monday afternoon, Stewart Wright of Florida, and Monday night Mrs.

j Verna Zeiner.

Mrs. Melba Cassman and children of Indianapolis spent Wed- • nesday till Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and sons. Mrs. Floy Nichols and Mrs

Inna Nichols spent Tuesday m Terre Haute. The M. Y. F. thank everybody who helped with their watermelon supper, both workers and buyers. Mrs. Marilyn Rasar was honor guest at a stork shower at the Christian church VVednesda; night. About 40 women wer. present and brought lovely gifts. The church basement was beautifully decorated and the refreshments were very tasty. School opened in regular fon i Friday morning with a large attendance. Several new pupil.

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ACTTvZa.S ttua H iyworth is shown in Los Angeies with her attorney, Maury L. Spanier. She announced that she and singer Dick Haymes separated while they “think things out.’’

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leave rr to the i ladies to know ZHEPM'S IMPLEMENT SALE* IS THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR 6000 SERVICE.

USED COMBINES $250 -- SSOO USED ELEVATORS SI75 -SSOO USED CHOPPERS S350

USED PICKERS $200 - $500 USED WAGONS $75 USED FORAGE BED $450

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PAULA WOLASK1, 20, makes a fetching sight as she digs her tootsies into the tide at Miami Beach, Fla. (International)

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record in its history. We’ve never soared so high before-outstripping by far the huge success that zoomed Buick into the top three of America’s best sellers. So we're sharing profits with you—by adding a big bonus to the extra-long trade-in allowances we’ve been making all year. Drop in and see what a whopping big deal you can make this very day on the car that’s so definitely the thrill and buy of the year. * Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard oft ROADMASTER, optional at modest extra cost on other Senes.

Tfiri//of the. yea/-to Buick— Biggest-se!!!;. a "nick in History!

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I ?:ave moved into the neighborhood since last spring. Mrs. Lelia Herman retumel to her home in Indianapolis Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith a couple of weeks. Mr. a.:d Mrs. Kenneth Sutherlin and family attended "Chesty'' Day at Riverside Saturday., The thildren sp. nt the day on the various rides, etc. Several from Fillmore ttended the Tharp reunion in RobeAnn Park Sunday. The high school classes of 1948 and 1949 held their reunion at McCormick’s Creek Sunday and enjoyed the day. Mrs. Verna Zeiner, Mr. and Mrs.. Dennis Bowen and two qpanddaughU'rs visited Mrs. ■ > auline Storms and family at Winona Lake - Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Deweese of Greencastle weir Sunday guest:; of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Deweese. Mrs. Della Smyth called Sunlay afternoon on Mrs. Anna Phillips. Miss Rita Robinson and Robert Sibliift were united in marriage at the Christian churcn Friday evening. Rev. Roland Rasar read the vows in a very pretty ceremony. The young couple are on a honeymoon trip. Tht- bride is 'he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Robinson and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sibbitt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGinnis, Mrs. Sallie McGinnis, Beverly, Sharon and Gloria Maxwell spent the week end in Cinrinnati, Ohio, where they visited Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Deweese and family. The M. Y. F. went to Spencer Sunday afternoon. The W. S. C. S. will meet Thursday, Sept. 8, at the Recreation Bldg. Bring scissors and warm material for hoods for the Korean’ children.

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COWBOY SINGER Doye O’Dell and tfhde Joan Barton embrace after their marriage in Los Angeles. She is former wife of “Madman” Muntz, TV dealer. She appears on O’Dell’s TV show. (International)

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ROACTIDATJt Mrs. Daisy Yol k of Ora\v:'5r<Tsville spent the past two we-k with her brother, Dewey Henthome and family. Marion Bratton and family of Roachdale, returned Friday from a vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanna of Boswell, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna.

James Shumaker of Raccoon ia inirhting-a new modtyn house on the Howard Gouub farm. It is known as the Joe Skelton farm. II WHY FIRK REASON FALLS, Conn.— (t’Pi Fii men h 1 only to open the door to put out an early morning ire. It was a newspaper delivery truek which drove up to the fire station.

FILL DIRT FOR SALE $2.00 per load delivered within city limits. Place Orders Promptly. Call 148 after 3 P- M.

Dress them smartly in shoes that really fit!

BUSTER BROWN SCHOOL DAYS JAMBOREE Our Buster Browns are designed to stand up under lots of wear from schooltime activities. And we use the exclusive 6-point fitting plan that insures perfect fit every time. We have a complete selection in all sizes, so bring the youngsters in now for a new pair of Buster Browns.

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