The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 September 1955 — Page 2

PAGE TWO WEDVESDAY, SEPTT'IBET. T. 19». THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Tigers To Stage Intra-Squad Tilt • First public of D«Pauw’s football model has V < n scheduled for seven o’clock Friday evening- under the lights on the Greencastle athletic field. Through the courtesy of local officials. Head Ccach Mike Snavely will send his Tiger gridders through a full-scale scrimmage under night gasne conditions. The intrasquad contest, which ; 11—cedes DePauws first game by only eight days, will be open to the public without charge. DeI’ iv.- travels to Evansville Saturday night. Sept. 17. Starting assignments on the first eleven will go to end* Tom Holthouse and Pat Ewing, tackles Bob Fink and Clark Taylor, g iard.s Bill Ross and Ron Turner, tenter Jerry Rose, quarterback i >/n Moveri, halfbacks Art Bryar.t and Keith Schroeder, and f llback Skip Mathieson. The opposing eleven includes ends Ken Berk and Jim Braden, tackles Don Dixon and Dwight Tadman. guards Mike Donaldson md Dick Varatvinian. center Larry Kinsey, quarterback Gary ’ nos, halfbarcks Greg Shackel and Tom Campbell, and fullback Marlon Wingard. S' brooder and Mathieson are the only non-lettermen on the fir. t squad, although Clark Taylor < u ned his last award in 1953 bel .ie spending a year abroad as ihar.ge^ stud^jt. Schroeder won freshman m'rm^rals last season, add Matftesbn is a transfer from Brown University. An all-confcrenc® selection in lff54, Fink has been shifted from the guard spot where he pickTV TONIGHT WTTV—Channel 4

! up tore? najor cwards- and ioVioure is a ccnverted tackle. Returning lettermen on the I saiujiid team include Berg. Dixon. I tones, and Wingard, and both j Shackel and Donaldson are I sophomore numeral - winners.. ' Berg lettered at halfback last I year. Heading the five freshman ! starters are Campbell and Talliman, all-state gridders from Sullivan and New Castle high schools, respectively. Braden is from LaGrange, 111.; Varatanian. East St. Louis, 111.; and Kinnsey, Indianapolis Howe. Snavely and his assistants have been sending 60 aspirants through tuice-a-day drills on the practice field behind Blaekstock Stadium since Sept. 1. CARD OF THANKS

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TODAY’S BDSLE THOUGHT But how cf one be w-arm alone? Ecc. 4:11—Fellowship in church keeps our religious life w-arm. Do not neglect it.

I want to take this opportunity to thank Drs. Schauwecker. Wiseman and Dettloff. All the nurses and nurse aids who cared for me during my stay in the hospital. And all who called to see me also those who sent flowers and so many lovely get well cards and letters. Arthur Shonkwiler p.

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Fathers Auxiliary meeting tonight at 8 p. m. DST. Important business. Miss Effie Stigleman, of Peru, spent the weekend with friends in Greencastle. Miss Eva Milburn has returned to her home after spending the summer in Peru, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weesner and Mr. and Mrs. Ivor McMains of Greencastle attended the State Fair Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goddard of Indianapolis are the parents of a 7 lb. 2 oz. daughter, Lucinda Rose, born Sept. 5. Mr .and Mrs. Randall Staggs, South Jackson street, are the parents of a daughter, born at Putnam County Hospital Sept. 2. Women of the Moose will meet I this evening at 8:30 at the Moose Home. There will be initiation. All members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Verna Zeiner and family returned Monday from a fishing trip in the northern part of Indiana and Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wayne Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Joe Girton, Jimmie Arnold and Peggy Broadstreet attended the State Fair Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G^orgd Long and their daughter, Mrs. Louis Shroyer left Wednesday for a vaca-tion in Los Angeles, Calif., and other points in the west. The annual Homecoming and basket dinner of the Friends Church of Walnut Chapel will be held Sunday, September the 11th. (Services will begin at 10:30 CST. ‘Anyone welcome. Mr. a-nd Mrs. Oliver Benson and family, Bainbridge, were given an aquarium of one hundred and fifty, tiny fish by some friends of Terre Haute. The tiny fish are yellow and blue and very pretty. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brown for the Labor Day week end were Mr Brown’s mother and sister, ' s. Mewborn and Miss Lois Mewborn, and the Misses Ruby and Ruth Webb, all of Atlanta, Georgia. The first meeting of the Greencastle Quarterbacks will be held at the Union Building at 7:00 p. m. tonight. Frank E. Allen, director of athletics at Indiana University will be the principal speaker following the dinner. William E. Etcheson, Jr., of the Roachdale Bank and Turst Co., is attending the annual twoweek residence session of the School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin. The school is sponsored by the Central States Conference. The Christian Women’s Fe.Icwship group meetings on Thursday are Kappa, Miss Carrie Pierce; Upsilon, Mrs. Manford Graver; Rho, Mrs. J. B Crosby; Iota. Mrs. Paul Heaney; Omicron. Mrs. Willis Clodfelter and Sigma. Mrs. John Cox. Prof, and Mrs. Wallace B. Graves and children have returned to their home in Greencastle after being away for the summer. The Graves spent the first part of the summer in Iowa City. Iowa, where Dr. Graves had been invited to a series of lectures at the University of Iowa. They visited friends and relatives in Fort Worth. Texas the latter part of the summer.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Saathoff, Greencastle, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Amy Evelyn, to Paul Tracy Insley, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Insley, Rockville. The wedding will take place in October.

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Meets Thursday

St. Paul’s Study Club will meet Thursday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Gerald Fauer, 804 South Locust street, Apt. 5B.

•Manhattan and Mrs. Merl Grimes of Greencastle. Mrs. Elvin Will.ams zeturned ..hanks. Mrs. Wendell Erattain. pre--ented an anniversary gift tc. Mrs. Albert Grimes, from the members, who sang "Happy Anniversary- to her. She thanked them, so gra-ciously. The traveling cake baked by Mrs. Brattain and Mrs. Carmichael netted the treasurer S2.95. Meeting was called to order by the president. Mrs. Walter Hutcheson. Mrs. Elvin Williams read the history of song of the menth, "Cradle Song,” which was

sung in unison.

Safety lesson, school health, ill. getting acquainted with your r ,ff school faculty, responsibilities of >||j them with your children, was 1? given by Mrs. Clark Herbert. Health lesson, given by Mrs.

j : Norman Kester.

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ports were given.

New business, Our county club officers. This was so thoroughly explained by our president, who also gave a report on the third council meeting, held at the Public Service room

August 22, 1955.

During the social hour, Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Brann gav..two contests, won by Mrs. Brai j tain and Mrs. Hutcheson. Mrs. j Brann won door prize. Meeting was adjourned to meet

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Modern Homemakers Club Met With Mrs. Conyers Modern Homemakers Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Conyers on Tuesday, August 22, 1955. Mrs. Bee, the county nurse, show'ed a film on cancer that stated several w’arning signs of the dreaded cancer. Routine business was in charge of Mrs. E. J. Staub, president. Delicious refreshments were served to -14 members and 1 guest, Mrs. Raymond Reeves, by the hostess and her assistant, Mrs. Earl Foxx.

Deer Creek Ladies To Meet Tonight The Ladies of the Deer Creek Coon Hunters will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Mae Sutherlin.. Members are asked to hriqg planters for roll call.

Somerset Group Moe.s Thursday The Willing Workers of Somerset Church will meet all day with Mrs. Clyde Carrington this Thursday. Mrs. Maud Henry will la'vfe devotions. Mrs. Ruth Sper•y will have Bible study ond Mrs. Stella O'Hair and Mrs. Eva Price will have the program. Visitors always welcome.

Wright Reunion field Sunday The Wright family reunion was held in Decatur, 111., Sunday. At noon a bountiful dinner was spread. The rest of the afternoon was spent in chatting, picture taking and a boat ride on Lake Decatur. Those pr - esent were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Wright and daughters, Dorothy, Loren Smith, her three girls, Judy, Diana and Cynthia of Peoria, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wakler of Wright, Iowa; Mrs. Cinda Tate of Greencastle, and her five children md their families. Mr. and Mrs. lames Tobin and Nancy Kay, Mr. and Mrs. George King. Karen Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tate and Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Tate all of Indiana-polis; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Twomey and Lynn Ann Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tate of Greenncastle. There were four generations, Mrs. Cinda Tate, Ruby Tobin, Shirley A. King and Karen Ann King.

Woman’s Study Club Meets Friday The Woman’s Study Club will meet Friday at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Russell Vermillion. Mrs. Clinton Gass will have the program.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Debra Denise Sillery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sillery. 2 years old today. Sept. 7. Janet Marie Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lucas, 8 years old today. Sept. 7.

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Castle Toppers Club Meets This Evening Castle Toppers Home Demonstration club will meet this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Charles Starr. A guest will be present to give a demonstration. Vil members are urged to be on time.

Mrs. Grimes Hostess To Manhattan Club The Manhattan Homemakers Club, held its September meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Grimes. Sept. 2nd., for an all day meeting. Mrs. Charles Brann. assisting hostess. At noon a bountiful and delicious dinner was served in the basement rumpus room, to ten members, nine children and two guests, Mrs. Hubert Hinou of

with Mrs. Howard Rightsell, Oct. 7th for a masqurade family party. This will be a night meeting. ,

CARD OF THANKS In appreciation for all the kindness shown me during my stay in the hospital, I want to thank all my friends, nurses and nurse aids, Dr. Wiseman, Dr. Schauwecker, Dr. Tipton. Mrs. Frank Davison p.

CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means to thank my friends who were so kind to me during my stay in the hospital. To all who sent flowers and cards, also to Dr. Tennis, Dr. Wiseman and Dr. Schauwecker. And I want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nelson for their kindness to me in my home. Mrs. Minnie Cooper 1002 S. Lincoln Ave. P-

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