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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, PAC.E POI'R TI ESDAY, XO\ EMBER 1. 1956.

HOME IMPROVEMENT AND BUILDING PAGE

Bowling News (i. A. A. NEWS Hi^h games Urr Cloverdale G. A A. Bowlers this week were bowled by: Freshman, Donna

Cook 108; Sophomore, Marie Kessler 99. Janet Jonr: D9; Junior—Anna Mae Hal to n i31; Seni ior—Shirley Cummir.'':. 103.

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Cannon’s

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Trover’s

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Adlers

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Thess 470. C. Swickard 470, M. Smithe r s 470, B. Cromer 462, A. Cantonwtne 449, L. Almon 447, A. Domasco 445, R. McCullough 444, J. Murray 440, M. Shaw 434, A. Cancilla 432, J. Hartman 432.

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CLOVERDALE Miss Gilberta Coffman had as guests on Thursday and Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Castle from Charleston, Illinois. The two days were spent in Brown County enjoying the beautiful autumn colors. Mr. and Mrs. Major Ellis of Miami, Indiana and their daughter Charlene, a freshman at Mississippi University, called on Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sandy and relatives in Cloverdale on Sunday. Mrs. Tom Sandy and sens, Tommy and Roy, accompanied them rn their way home, as far as Princeton, Indiana. Mrs. James R. Walton and infant son, Billy Jo returned to their home, east of Cloverdale from the Putnam County hospital cn Sunday, Oct. 30. Claoidia Truax of Plainfield, Indiana and David Vaughan of Cicero, Indiana, spent a vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Vaughan, while their parents attended the teachers convention in Indianapolis. Roy Leonard Sandy will celebrate his 7th birthday on Wednesday, Nov. 2, with a party. Invited guests are: Gary and Ronnie Brewer, Bill Morrison, Michael Sutherland, Donny Larkin and Tommy Sandy.

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CIVIC CONCERTS

Terre Haute Civic Music concerts are available to the Greencastle members by presenting membership cards. The Terre Haute members will be seated first. Their program is: Rubor. Varga, violinist, Wednesday, Dec. 7, 8:15 p. m.; Jean Graham, pianist, Sunday, Jan. 8, 3:30 p. m.; Gloria Lane, mezzo-soprano, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 8:15 p. m.; Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Saturday, March 10, 8:15 p. m. All the concerts will be held in

the Indiana State Teachers College Student Union Auditorium.

CLOVERDALE G. A. A. NEWS Cloverdale G. A. A. girls are back on schedul' once again, bolwing each Monday after school from 4-5 p. m. at Varsity Lanes Bowling Alley. M’s. Truesdal is G. A. \. instrucor for these girls. High games froP. each class were bowled by: Freshman, Donna Cook, 113: Sophomore, Baiba: Evans, 118: Junior, Anna Mae Haltom, 68; Senior, Margaret Currie, 110.

Three Bedroom Traditional Design Custom Design By George J. Fosdyke Structural Engineer In custom-built homes, traditional design far outweighs modern in popularity. Here is an outstanding example of pleas ing lines that provides a smooth balance of beauty and simplicity, richly enhanced by the stone planting area and the large picture window and many other aesthetic details. This insures an always impressive elevation that will stand the test of time It will take a good sized family to fully appreciate and enjoy the spaciousness of this home— 1649 sq. ft. Although every foot of space has bean “architecturally engineered” to provide the utmost in livability, function, comfon and convenience, there has been no skimping whatsoever in room sizes. The living room is 14 ft x 22 ft. and all three bedrooms range from 11 ft. in width to 1314 ft. or larger. The dining room is 11 ft. x Ilk. ft. The front entry closet hall has a convenient guest closet and provides direct t ccess to living, dining room, or central hall to bedrooms and bath. Since it has its own bath and separate outside entrance, the den can function as “guest quarters.” Concrete block or brick cor.-

CLOVERDALi: Mrs. Annette Hayter of Dayton, Ohio spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Dean Knoy. Mr. ana Mrs. Paul Sandy, of Kokomo, Indiana, former residents of Cloverdale, called on Mrs. Nora Sandy and Mrs Tom Sandy cn Wednesday. Mr. M. G. Knoy and daughter >1 ,•'2, Mrs. Koleen Irwirn, of Lafayette, Ind., spent the weekend with Mrs. Maud Duncan. Miss Melinie Bulk, a freshman at Indiana Teacher's College, spent the weekeno with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broadstreet and twin sons, of Mooresville, Ind. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Broadstreet. Mrs. Louise Keough of Indianapolis is spending the week with Mrs. Maud Duncan.

struction details are available at the same price as wood frame construction. For immediate building loan approval and construction, 3 sets of working plans and 3 sets of outline specifications are available through this newspaper.

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WITH THE CHILL creeping over the northland, a Miami, Fla., setting like this makes a fellow sorta yearn. Joan Rawlings is the foreground, and palm trees (not date palms, though) are

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— 6y WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

BY MIDAFTERNOON of the first day of the pheasant season in Michigan 17 hunters had been wounded. Getting so that for safety maybe our nimrods should wear suits of fur and feathers. ! ! ! Juan Pcron, ex-Argentina dictator, to write his memoirs. What’.' the matter, Juan?—conscience bothering you ? ! ! ! Some jumping fish, according to Factographs, do so because they're nervous. Worried that they may some day get hooked? 1 1 1 Black smoke pouring out of Mount Vesuvius’ crater scared tourists but it was only a movie

company putting on a show Grandpappy Jenkins says then was a time when old Vesuvy coul< get mighty tough—without am help from Hollywood. I I f A laborer won $313,GOO in < lottery in Tasmania. There’s o>i fellow Down Under who woum up on top. ! ! ! Russia, we read, plans to offe trips behind the Iron Curtain a reduced rates. Thsir tourist busi ness must be in the red, too. ! j j A man in England has beer sent to prison for the 125th time That’s a record he can feel prettj safe no one wants to rob him of

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HEBRON After Sunday’s beautiful warm day, a drop in temperature of 40 degrees by Monday morning with some rain and high winds. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McLaughlin and daughter of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Olin Leonard and Chas. Mrs. Byron Gegnar made a business trip to Ft. Wayne on Friday of last week. She was accompanied by a niece of Crawr ordsville. Rry MeGaughey was at Shelby, Ohio lats week to see his new grandson, who has been named Carl Hendricks Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Compton nd family have been at the beddde of their son, Charles, who was seriously injured in a car accident last Friday. He is in the Greencastle Hospital. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ashley of this vicinity in celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary, Sunday.

PRINCIPAL aim of the west at the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Geneva is progress toward reumfication of Germany. But Secretary of State John Foster Dulles expects little to be made. The explosive Middle East arms situation also is a moot subject.

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