The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1955 — Page 2

PAGE TWO MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1955. THE DAILY BANNER, GR5ENCASTLE, INDIANA,

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. an<1 Mrs. Roy D. Sri ,nbri<1g-e. ini., is schedule . to take part in Exerciar Sage Brush, the largest ArmyAir Force maneuver since World

War 11.

The exercise will be held in Louisiana Nov. 1-L>ee. 15. Some 110,000 Army trcops will test the latest concepts of atomic, bacteriological. chemical and electronic warfare. Specialist Smith, a radio operator chief, is regularly stationed at Fort Knox. Ky„ with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment’s Headquarters Company.

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£ Walters, waiking north on the —feast of North Washington

Specialist -tieet was crossing Market when

he was hit by Herman Bratton. 75. Ramsey Hotel. Bratton, in a 50 Ford, was driving north on Washington and tuining right in-

to Market.

Walters complained cf pains in his stomach at the scene but was not hospitalized.

KESSELLMLLE >1 \N HI RT Joe Walter, 24. Russellville, was struck by a car downtown in Crawfordsville intersection Sat-

Maplc Heights Club To Meet Thursd qv Tiie Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will have a iiallowe’en party Thursday evening, Oct. 27, at 8 o’clock at the club house. —UN MARKS BIRTHDAY and Leonard Bernstein will conduct the Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra of New York and Soviet pianist Emil Gilels will .be the soloist.

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THE BLUE

Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Crosby and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Stewart, ,.ce: th3 week end at Lalmer Lake. Michigan. Mrs. Josephine Kanneman attended the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association at Indianapolis Sunday. Lee Jokl of Buffalo was the guest of Ben Cannon at the Pur-due-Notre Dame clash on Sarturcay. Francis Hamilton was also a guest of Mr. Cannon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hick- | man and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. J Mavsh were in South Bend the ' latter part of the week to attend the state convention of real estate agents held at the Oliver

Hotel.

Putnam County Historical Society will meet Wednesday at Old Trail Inn for a dinner meeting at 6:00 p. m. Reservations must be called to Mrs. Florence Boatright not later than Tuesday

noon.

Mi-, and Mrs. Kenneth Bunten and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Earnshaw were among the large group of Greencastle residents attending the football game between Notre Dame and Purdue in West Lafayette on Saturday. Miss Lucille Wickersham, of Springfield, Mass., was the guest of Mrs. Vera Cooper today. Miss Wickersham was assistant li-

the Post Home. All members are i , _ _ TT .

, branan at DePariw University

1 to ‘ I f 0r fj ve years and is now assisThe Beta Sigma sorority will j tant librarian at the public h . meet Tuesday at the home of j brary in S p rin gfield.

Mrs. Warren Harlan at 8:00 p.

TO BE MARRIED

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I went down to the potter’s house, and, behold, he wrought a work on the wheels.—Jeremiah 18:3.- A multitude of influences mould our lives too. We shou’d be careful that the great potter is not interfered with. He ha^ a design fo’- us. It is a beautiful one. Let no evil influences botch

the task.

Personal

And Local News Briefs

V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at

meeting will be December 7th with Mis. Bertha Fitzpatrick. All members are askeu to in mg a i grab bag gift. Plans were made iO fix a box for some needy family. Th<* business meeting closed | with the club prayer. During the social hour the hostess had contests. The winners of the contests were Marjorie Hutcheson, Cordelia McCullough. Helen Williams and Bertha Fitzpatrick.

m. Plrese come masked. The W.S.C.S. of the Putnam-

ville church, will meet at the church Thursday, Oct. 27. Members please note change in date.

Mrs. Lulu Star Harger, of

Niles, Mich. ,ard Roxanna Reeves of New Albany, spent the weekend with Mr. aryi Mrs. Lee Reeves-. * j

There will be a meeting o?

Bethel No. 78 of Job’s Daughters at the Masonic Temple at 7:00 tonight. Don’t foiget to bring

your mothers.

Seen at the football game between Purdue and Notre Dame in West Lafayette on Saturday

were Maynard Shonkwiler, Paul i two years in Germany. He is now

.Miss Barbara Mi ler Mr. and Mrs. Golden Miller, Fillmore R. 1, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Barbara, to Robert Costin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hughie Costin, Greencastle

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The bride-elect is a graduate of the Greencastle high school •with the class of 1954, holding a position with the Chamber of Commerce during her last three years of school. She attended St. Anthony School of Nursing at Terre Haute and at the present time is employed in the office of Chrysler Corporation at Indianapolis. Mr. Costin graduated from the Cloverdale high school with the class of 1951. He then entered the military service and served

Beuchler, John E. Fobes, Bernard O’Shaughnessey, Marvin Becker, Raymond R. Neal and Robert Neal.

employed at the Oliver Corp. in Indianapolis. The wedding will take place on October 2'3. The young couple will reside iri Indianapolis.

Mrs. Gove Hostess To P. E. O. Wednesday Chapter I of P. E. O. will meet Wednesday at 6:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. George Gove. West Madison Club To Meet Wednesday The West Madison Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Opai Ellis.

Martha Washington Club To Observe Anniversary The Martha Washington Club will meet Wednesday at 6:30 o’clock for their Fall Anniver sary meeting at the Boots and Saddle. The club was organized on the fourth Wednesday in October, 1913.

Fiappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Meets Wednesday Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae chapter will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. V. J. Wyckoff.

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PUTNAM COUNTY EXCEEDS QUOTA ON BONDS ISSUE Putnam county's U. S. Savings Bonds Sales for September were $108,468, compared with 826,210 for the corresponding' j period of last year, according to

The Brick Chapel Ladies Aid i a le P olt 1° Louis H. Dirks, chairwill meet Thursday. Oct. 27, at nian for the coun ty-

RUSSIAN JOURNALISTS visiting the U, S. to “see the best” are 6h0' ,r n atop Rockefeller Center in New York, taking a breather er being hosted at a luncheon by International News Service, -.o with them. Front, from left: Viktor Vasilievich Poltorat7illiam Randolph Hearst, Jr„ Boris Izakov, a guide, Boris ich Kanpov-Polevoy. Four in rear, from left, are INS c must Bob Considine, King Features Syndicate Vice President John Brogan, International News Service-International News Photos General Manager Kingsbury Smith, Aleksei Ivanovich Adzhubei. One Russian is not shown. (International SoundphotoJ

To Inspect The 3-Bedroom MIDWEST Under construction in Limedale. (On left as you turn off Manhattan road to Cement Plant) - Tin* purpose of this invitation is to give those planning homes the opportunity to inspect tin* materials and workmanship used in the construction of a Mid-West Home.

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the church. This will be guest day.. Devotions will be given Mrs. Reba Earley. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Unsworth of Greencastle and guests ot Cincinnati were in West Lafayette on Saturday to witness the encounter between Purdue University and Notre Dame. Traffic was heavy on road 43 north Sunday afternoon. Near i the top of the water works hill, we saw a tractor going north and behind it was a mile of cars, waiting to pass. Other highways were equally as full as was road 43, especially the one-lane loads each way. Word comes from Mancie that Bill Graham, on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Graham, former residents of Greencastle, played in the football game between the varsity of Muncie Central and New Castle in which Muncie was the victor. Bill gave an excellent account of himself in his first action with the Muncie Central team.

Mr. Dirks is in receipt of a letter of congratulations from Jack Storms, State Bond Director, saying this county has already gone above its quota for t he year, with a total of $577,969 or 1123 per cent of the county

goal.

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EXTRA! INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24 — (UP)—Federal mediators scheduled a negotiating session today in the Indianapolis stockyards strike, while the Producers Marketing Association made other livestock facilities available to Hoosier farmers. The walkout by CIO United Packinghouse Workers against the Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Co., began at midnight Sunday over a wage dispute. However, the yards had been closed since Friday noon in order to clear the pens in preparation for the strike. Meanwhile, the PMA said livestock will be received from farmers at 10 branches—Terre Haute, Centerville, Amboy, Columbus, Columbia City, Lafayette Logansport, Mentone, Montpeiler, and Seymour.

TV TONIGHT WISH-TV—Channel 8 6:00 Burns and Allen 6:30 Godfrey Scouts 7:00 I Love Lucy 7:30 December Bride 8:00 Studio One 9:00 News 9:15 Amos ’n’ Andy 9:45 Late Show

It Always Pays To Ask Your Doctor First A well-stocked medicine chest has its place in every home. But, choosing your own remedies to-treat an illness can .be dangerous. Let your doctor diagnose and prescribe, let us fill his prescription with neticulous accuracy. AUDRID FLEENOR YOUR REA ALL STORE

WTTY—Channel 4 6:00 Reader’s Digest 6:30 Howard Barlow 7:00 Dottie Mack 7:30 Med. Horizons 8:00 Cavalcade Theater 8:30 Theater 9:00 Play of Week 9:30 TBA 10:00 News 10:15 Starlight Theater

WTTHI-TV—Channel 10

6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30

Burns and Allen Talent Scouts I Love Lucy December Bride Eddie Cantor .. Mayor of Town News Late Show

NEW ALBANY. Ind., Oct. 24. — (UP)—Three Kentucky men were killed today when their automobile and a big truck collided in U. S. 31 a mile north of Speed. The victims were identified as Joseph Earl Campbell, 23, Garland, Ky.; Ralph Campbell, 22, Ella, Ky., and Homer Burton, 19, Garland. Edward Curry, 27, Garland, was injured critically and Richard E. Fox, 38, Ix)uisville, Ky., driver of the truck, was hurt but not seriously.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24. (UP) —Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson told a Republican congressman Sunday that he does not have authonty to launch an

All Day Meeting At Clay City Tuesday District II of the Indianapolis Presbyterial Society will have an all day meeting at Clay City on Tuesday,- October 25th. The main speaker will be Mrs. Helen Scott Salsberry of Temple, Texas, who since 1947 has served as a volunteer in inter-denomin-ational Christian Mission work in Ambola City, India, where she had volunteered her services to the Philadelphia Presbyterian Mission Hospital. While in India she traveled over much of the country observing government and Christian medical work and was an eye witness to the riots, confusion and suffering following the division of India and Pakestan. Mrs. Salsberry comes recommended as a dynamic speaker with an unique message. The following women from Greencastle will attend the meeting: Mrs. L. H. Dirks, Mrs. E. A. Blown, Mrs. George Manhart, Mrs. C. D. Dietz, Mrs. Nona Davis, Mrs. Sophia Russell, Mrs. Wm. Kocher, Mrs. W. O. Timmons Mrs. Ralph Williams, Mrs. Allie Allen, Mrs. Mary Cooper, Mrs. William Shields, Mrs. Fae Thomas, Mrs. R. K. Ellington, Mrs. Pearl Logue and Mrs. Roy

Dickson.

The Radio Voice of DePauw University Monday, October 24 3:30 p. m. Record Review 4:30 p. m. Especially for You 4:45 p. m. Tea Time Tunes 5:00 p. m. Fun Time 5:30 p. m. Rural Round-Up 5:45 p. m. Faith for Today *6:00 p. m. UN Story 6:15 p. m. News and Sports 6:30 p. m. Candlelight & Silver *7:45 p. m. Studio 331 8:00 p. m. BBC World Theatre 9:30 p. m. Music cf Masters 10:00 p. m. Spotlight on Sports 10:15 n. m. Watson’s Wax Works !1 :C0 p. m. Sign Off Tuesday, October 25 3:30 p. m. Musical Airliner 4:30 p. m. It’s a Woman’s World 5:00 p. m. Fun Time 6:00 p. m.Guest Star 6:15 p. m. News and Sports 6:30 p. m. Candlelight and Silver 7:30 p. m. Ivory Melodies 7:45 p. m. UN News 8:00 p. m. Elizabethan Theatre 8:30 p. m. Down Front 8:45 p. m. Moments of Medita-ta-tion C:00 p. m. Music of Masters 10:00 p. m. Spotlight on Sports 10:15 p. m. Whistle Stop 11:00 p. m. Sign Off

Dr. Carruth and Family Honored at Reception Sunday Dr. end Mrs. Samuel E. Carruth and son Edwin and daughter Fay, were honor guests at reception in the Gobin Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Dr. Canuth began his pastorate of the Gobin church with his initial sermon Sunday morning. Several hundred members of the church and other churches called during the afternoon tc p»iy their respects to the new pastor and his family. At the morning services beautiful baskets of flowers from the Christian church, the Presbyterian church and the Baptist church were in evidence and were mentioned by Associate Pastor, Dr. Frank Travis.

Progress History Club Meets Tuesday

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Doyle Ray Webster, Stilesvil’o, today, Oct. 24. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eastham, 410 West Jacob, 19 years today, Oct. 24. JOIN 3 ORGANIZATIONS It was announced today that Greencastle teachers have subscribed 100"% membership in three professional organizations: National Education Association, Indiana State Teachers’ Association, and Indiana Classroom Teachers’ Association. The first two of these organizations are wellknown locally; but less is known of the last group, which is becoming more and more important to teachers and to the communities they serve. The I.C.T.A. operates on the rational, state, and local levels for the purposes, first, of improving the quality of service to pupils; second, of improving the professional status of teachers.

meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Donus Masten

emergency program of price con-! Mrs. William Bishop will give

WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Wcstinihouse o 305 N. Jackson St Phone 64 APPLLANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE

trols on items farmers must buy. Rep. Phil. Weaver, R-Neb., asked Benson last week to put the emergency program into effect. After receiving Benson’s reply. Weaver said he will consult Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell, Jr., about the legal question. If necessary. Weaver said he will introduce legislation "to put a helpful farm program into effect.”

The Progress History Club will 0fficer s of the local classroom j... „ Teachers Association this year

are John McCullough, president: Muriel Rockhill, vice president; Hollis Masten, treasurer; and Hazel M. Owens, secretary. Recently delegates to the organization’s annual business meeting, to be held at the time of the State

the program.

Friendly Neighbors Club Met With Mrs. Roberts

The Friendly Neighbors Club

EVANSVILLE. Oct. 24. <UP) — A coroner's report today listeJ the rifle death of Maurice Gatewood. Jr.. 23. as accidental. Gatewood was shot Friday night when his brother, David. 18, mistook him for a prowler as the older brother tried to enter his own home.

| Teachers’ Association, were elected as follows: John McCullough. Albert Avery, and Glendon Rightsoll with Dorothy Harris and Bernard Tucker as alternates. Delegates to the representatives assembly of the Indiana State. Teachers' Association are John McCullough and Hazel M. Owen with Blanche Williams

c s alternate.

Recently a group of Greencastle teachers attended the Joint Clinic for areas 10 and 11 of the ICTA at Bloomington, In-

Thanksgiving meeting will be diana. The keynote address was announced later. The Christmas by Elizabeth Yank, national

of Manhattan met Wednesday, October 19th at the home of

Mrs. Bessie Roberts.

At the noon hour all enjoyed a delicious dinner. Prayer was given by Mrs. Emma Crousore. After the dinner, the meeting was opened by all singing the club song, and devotions giver, by Mrs. Emma Crousore. The Lord’s prayer was repeated in unison. Roll call was a corsage of kitchen gadgets. Bertha Fitzpatrick gave the secretary and treasurer's reports. The

president. Teachers attending nl"o participated in workshops of.e. evi to hHp prohiote the '.ai ions' goals of the organization or this year. Greencastle teachers who attended this area meeting were John McCullough. Hollis Masten. Hazel M. Owens. Lily May Hepler, Olive Baughman, Dorothy Harris, Albert Avery, and Glendon Rightsell.

By promoting professional achievement. by encouraging Uochots to be well-informed not cr.ly ou school affairs but oh commmunity and world affairs as well, and by fostering a spirit of cooperation between teachers and other civic groups which are interested in high educational objectives, the ICTA serves each citizen of-a community.

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