The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 January 1956 — Page 2

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in second place folHeadley Hard\vr..e, 1. Phillips or,; Mull

Castle Topers Club To Meet Tonight

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I ifiDPv vvinnoi were in order. Barbers; 1259 66 1237; and Hardware 118: Gould's Mai

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Season r<coids to dale;

H:ph Team Single game; Coan Pharmacy 685; High Team thiee t,ames. Gould’s Mkt 1736: Hi^n

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games Goulds Mkt. 2320; I.-idiv. Single game K. Justus iCoan) 269; High Indiv. thiee games N. Burkhardt (Gould's» 658; High Indiv. Four Games N Burkhaidt (Gould's) 851; High Iniiv. average N. Burkhardt (Gould's) 191 Mont 200 games H. Blocker iMonon) and X Burkhardt (Gould’s) 18. Action will resume again on Jan. 4, 1956 on regular schedule.

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Li.g at 7 o'clock at the home o. Mts. Karen Woods. South Ind.ana street. Roll call will be a suggestion for secret pals. Dr. Russell Humbert will be the speaker at the Christian Men's Fellowship meeting Thur day at 6:30 in Bethany House < the Christian church. Walnuts, hickory nuts, and pecans will crack when the nuts art; soaked in water a few hours before cracking, report horticulturists at Purdue University.

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lass mail matter under act of dan h 7, 1878. Subscription irice 25 ''ents per week; $5.00 x-r year by mail in Putnam ounty; $6.00 to $10.40 per year nitside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. It. Ilariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree

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LADIES D1ESSES Juniors - Regulars - Halves 2 SPECIAL RACKS REDUCED

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All WINTER COATS REDUCED $JM5 and $38.00 C04IS, Now . . . $29.5!! $29.95 COATS, Now . $2!;» 6 R0THM00R COATS Vs OFF

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1 LOT LADIES SKIRTS

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ALL KNIT DRESSES

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3 LOUSES '™ / ° ED Some Cashmere Sweaters / 3

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ladles Dress Gloves

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KIDDIES HATS 2 TABLES

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PREVO’S

Hew 1956 Store Hours

9:£G To 5:30

Wednesday Close 12:00 Friday Close 8:00

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper re at home from Miami. Fin..

ms holidays, ’etmans Auxil-'ir-day evening, th Public Sersf the Ladies •.al Jesse 51. 0 are urged to ' Drive Against >onsored by the Post Xo. 1550 ign Wars, eves. Putnam

| Christmas Carols. Response to roll call was n I family Christ mm cintnm. j reports were read an i approved j Cards of thanks for flowers j frem Helen Jarrell and Maude j Sublett were read. A report of I the Christmas Fund was given. I Miss Filer, a DePauw, senioi j gave several readings of Vhrist- ( mas stories. Gifts were distributed from I a beautifully lighted tree includ- ! ing a gift from all the members I of the club for the retiring president. The meeting adjourned to j meet Jan. 25th with Ida McCul-

I lough.

Personal

i .'.g the annual state tax commissioners meeting for all countv and elected township assessors

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1 held in Indianapolis today,

Thursday and Friday.

Briefs

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

Mr. and 5 son .Ion ret in Roachd spending thi The Mon Clinlon Fall t p'd Thurs( n r Cruse.

s. Edwin Smith and ned to tlieir home Ic Sunday after holidays in Florida, iy meeting of the W. S. C. S. will be y evening at 7:00 c home of Wilma

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Warren Township Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday evening, Jan. 7th. at 7:3Q at the home of Mrs. Reggie Glover. Please note change of date. A beautifully colored Christmas tree was standing in the street midway between Link's and Ward’s this morning from 7 to nearly eight o’clock. It looked as though it had been planted in the concrete streetway. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coan and son, Freddie, have left for the South for a mid-winter vacation. They will visit Mr. Coan’s brother and family in Charlotte, N. C., and will spend several days in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area.

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Ruth Ragan, District Deputy president of District Xo. 19, of the Fillmore Rebekah Lodge Xo. 652 and her staff went to Shannondale Monday evening and installed their officers for 1956. On the staff other than Mrs. Ragan are Mrs. Ida Bowan, Mrs. Paul- : Sue Hall, daughter of id Mrs. Bennie Hall, 3

old today.

?rt Elmore, son lussell Elmore,

lay, Jan. 4. were Mrs. Daisy Williamson,

Mrs. Hazel Huffman, Mrs. Mildred Sinclair, Chas. Snodgrass and Clarence and five members of the Greencastle Beehive' Lodge No. 196. The group, made the trip by bus driven by Mr.

Daisy Alexander held open hour'' Mai'in. Mr. nr. 1 M-= Ru

for her age and still j. tni:. , he: less, Mr .and Mis Y hum an ;

sense of humor. Mrs. Alexander,

j Friends and relatives who cull-1 Dainty refreshmen • of cake. ed were M .and Mrs. Ray Clo - j 'Piced tea and mints were ... rv< !.

I felter, Mr. and Mrs. Der. us Clo -

feller, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clod-! Mr-. Godwin lIoNtes.-. felt r. Mr. and Mi s. John Vcr- To K< tiding Club ) million, Mr. and Mrs. Manfo I The Thursday R a dag Club j Clodfelter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer will meet Thursday with Mrs. Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Josephine Godwin, 305 E.mt j Clodfelter, Mrs, Elizabeth Clod- W ; - h igton • f el ten and children, Judith and Herbert will have the program. Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Gen« Cal- Roll rail will be outstanding r, Mr. and M J vent 1955

Thursday - Friday - Saturday SPECIALS

man. Mrs. Ruth Carpenter, Mrs. | Flossie Alexander, Mrs. Carrie

Mi. Cline, and Mrs. Amnia- Snod- !

10 yea v s 1

" grass. Others making the trip

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Miller School P. T. A.

Meets Friday

Miller School P. T.

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Friday at 2:30 in the school I

I Verlin Cash.

Helen Leon

ill have the program :d Crafts for Children

on Arts I

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Betty 4011 Sehowmeyer To j Wed Otto Whiekstrom

iinth I.<-w•> Hostess To Reelsville Club

The Reelsville Social Service Club met at the home of Ruth I

Mrs. Alpha Allee of Stilesvillc announces the engagement of her granddaughter, Miss Betty Ann Sehowmeyer to Otto Whickstrom of Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Sehowmeyer is a sopho-

I.ewis, Dec. 20th. Twenty mem- | more at Indiana University and beis, several guests and child-J w^ici^gtro-m a junior student ! en enjoyed a delicious turkey in the Medical College of Phila-

dinner: Ida McCullough giving delphia.

the prayer of tlianks. The presi- ;

lent. Blanch Girton presided at ijr'ul Open House

For Mrs. Clodfelter

On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum and 51: s.

afternoon session.

The Lord’s Prayer was repeatid in unison followed by singing

Skirts $3 «ki $5 Values to SIO.vB Blouses $7-.oo SHI P 'N SHORE MAR SHORE ' Reatsfar $2.fB and S3.98

ALL HATS

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