The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1956 — Page 2
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Old Gold Wins Net Game, 86-70
DePaw's Ti^efs came from Tcrfiin W^ftrips^tay ni^ht to n Ball State s Car.JinaLs for } * -’ond time this season by i ore of to TO in Bowman ' .This victory gives the Old ;
.jr. “ c .urfor th. 19'tJ D 'Pair
■r L' 'j . id V.-.1! p!ay an j
t5.!arged .'Chedule *.hi' Soring. A card containing nine dual and tnanguLar matches, plus the
Ir Colleg: tie Conference j p r jce 25 '■ents per week; $5.00
THE DAIW SAM*
and
•ERALD CONSOUDATBt Fnteml In the postofftee at '.r*»eneastle, Indiana as second <lass mall matter onder act of March 7, 1878. Subscription
in»et. was announced today by A‘hletic Direitor .James C I^ovelesg. Home for the Tiger linksme!’. coached by Cal Luther, will be. the Greencastle Country Club's |
l>er year by mail In Putnam Coanty; 86.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. fiarlden. Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree.
a 5-3 standing in the Indi- I r.tw nine-hole course. •. C d'.egiate Conference. Last year DePauw participatTho Mnncie aggregation jump- | <?d in only four matches during ! i a 5-0 lead soon after the j t he tegul i season, winning two, g it underway. DePauw i losing one, and tying one.
< 1 an 1 went ahead 10 to 8. Th® Tigers then blew an 8i.nt lead of 19 to 11 when th? .’(>r» caught fire and after ng the count at 23-23 went on . h(.l 1 a 35 to 29 advantage at
In post-season play the Old Gold squad came back from a -• venth-pku e finish in the conference meet to take second at L.ttle State. 1956 DePauw (.olf Schedule
halftime.
Apr.
14
Southwestern and But-
Coach Cal Luther substituted
ler (home)
fi >\v during the contest and
Apr.
16
Indiana State (home)
!a:<- in the second half, the local
Apr.
21
Valparaiso and Chi-
i gai",-. f’l'god to the front. It
cago (at Valparaiso)
wa- 75-64, 77 to 64. as the Old
Apr.
28
Indiana State (away)
C"!d continued to hold tue wppei
May
1
Butler (away)
i. g ing on to win by a de-
May
5
St. Joseph’s and Val-
" ■ 86 to 70 margin.
paraiso (home)
J
May
7
Wabash (home)
T je: s a record of 11 wins
May
12
Ball State (home)
ii : t five losses in . overall
May
'15
Wabash (away)
pet i: nn a .1 a .625 percent-
May
IS
ICC meet (at Indianap-
:,e? in Ih- I. C. C.
olis)
TODAY’S BIBLE THOI GHT For freedom did Christ set us free, stand fast therefore, and be not entangled again in the yoke of bondage. Galatians 5:1.—A yoke is a sign of slavery. Sin is a cruel task master. We should denounce all sinful thoughts and impulses.
Personal And Local News Briefs
BEI.I.E I MON LOSES
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Union 19.
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Belle
Games This Week Friday Rockville at Greencastle Belle Union at Bainbridge Clnverdale at Gosport Fillmore at Stilesville Mu • ( llville at Roachdale
LIBRARY NEWS Registered bemowers of the Roachdale Public Library inc’ude 58'v of the total populate m of Roachdale and Franklin T iwnship, as shown in the 1955 Annual report of that institut an. and more than 5 books per capita were loaned to the residents of the area served. These figures compare favorably with the standards set by ‘1:* American Library Association of 50', registration and 31C per capita circulation, for libcaries in this population group. Ten collet tions of books were sent to the Roachdale Public Schools and these books had a total circulation of 1729 more than 6 readers for each book sent to the school by the Public Library during the year. A_NM\ KIJS \K1ES Birthdays Albert Leslie, today, Feb. 9th. Brenda Lee Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller o' Limedale, 7 years old today.
WEEK END SPECIALS
Anotter shipment of those beautiful Full Fastened Nyfcn Hose, 51-60 Gauge, 2 pairs SI. Mellow Mold Chocolate Hearts, 19c and 59c
Decorated Hollow Mold Heart 39c Hollow Mold Kewpie Doll 59c
K. WUERTZ 5c to $1
New Dime Store—East Side Square
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Eugene Clark and Burl Wayne Clark left by plane Tuesday night for Tucson, Arizona to be, with their sister. Mrs. Evalene Frank, who is sick. Karen Ann Hill, soloist, placed third in the Sinclair Amateur show held Wednesday evening at the Bainbridge high school. Jean Butts accompanied her at the piano. Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker is in Indianapolis attending the MidWinter Council meeting of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, being held at the Claypool Hotel Wednesday to Friday. Word has been received in Bainbridge of the death of Ralph Priest, age 60 years old of Gallon City, Nevada. Mr. Priest was the son of the former Albert Priest and Mrs. Mary Priest of India-napolis. The Homemakers Extension Club met February 2 at the home of Mrs. Harold Kennedy. Eleven members were present. The program was presented by Mrs. Charles’ Brannerman on Types and Characteristics of Smooth Floor Coverings. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Funeral services for Evan Hopkins were held Thursday at 2 p. m. from the Hopkins-Wal-ton Funeral Home. Rev. F. F. Travis was in charge of the service. Interment was in Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Hiram Callender, Jr., Eugene Callender, Frank Devaney, Lee I Williams, Benton Bennett and Horace Leachnian, Isaac Pritchett. Mrs. Flossie Meredith was the organist.
THE PERFECT SIFT FOR HIS VALENTINE
sp
AND UP
CANNON'S THE MEN S STORE
FOR
SALE: Good used TV
sets, $35.00 and up; Good used
refrigerators, $40.00 and up;
Good used electric ranges, $25.00
and up.
Rivers Electric, west
side square. 9-3t.
Seconds after birth, infant
porpoises must swim to the
ocean
surface for their first
breath.
Members of a porpose
school communicate by whistl-
ing.
TV
TONIGHT
WISH-TV—Channel 8
6:00
Century Story
6:30
Sgt. Preston
7:00
Bob Cummings
7:30
Climax
8:30
Star Playhouse
9:00
Johnny Carson
9:30
Rocket Squad
10:00
News
10:15
Late Show
WTTV—Channel 4
6:00
Citv Detective
6:30
Lone Ranger
7:00
Bishop Sheen
7:30
Stop the Music
8:00
Star Tonight
8:30 ....
Hayloft Frolic
9:00
Badge 714
9:30
TV Theater
'10:00
10:15
Starlight Theater
WTHI-TV—Channel 10
6:00
TV News
6:15
News
6:35
Man’s Clothes
6:45
Naacee South
7:00
Groucho Marx
7:30
Climax
8:30
Gildersleevv'
9:00
Warner Bros
10:00
TV News
10:20
. Sports
10:35
Late Show
SOCIETY 1 «. Harlan T” Morning Mii-.ii ale Twenty-foui members of Morning Musicale met a-t 10 a. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Allan Harlan. Mrs. Harlan and a pupil of hers. Alice Jenkins of Indianapolis, presented a piano program. The first number, played by Mra. Harlan, was “Jesus Christ the Son of God” by Rummel-
Bach.
Miss Jenkins followed with two selections: Organ Prelude in G. Minor by Siloti-Bach and Rhapsody in G Minor. Op. 79 No. 2 by Brahms. The following two numbers were played by Mrs. Harlan: Intermezzo in E flat minor. Op. 118 No. 6 by Brahms, and Scherzo in C sharp minor by Chopin. Miss Jenkins closed the program with Sonata, Op. 9 by
Grieg.
Belle Union P. T. A. To Meet Monday The Belle Union PTA will meet Monday night, Feb. 13 at the school at 7:30 p. m. Two movies will ibe shown which deal with Agricultural Education ‘After the Harvest,” on how American Agricultural products are bought and sold in the world’s largest commodity market. Also "Valiant Years,” on what two generations of veterinarians have accomplished toward the improvement of animal health in the U. S. There will also be music furnished by members of the school.
Wayne Bettis and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Burk called 'Ti their r 'v neighbors. Mr. .md i Mit Glen Go-ne’I and daughter Friday evening. The Bulks v.shed Mrs. Nellie Lloyd at the hospital in Clinton Saturday. Mrs. Lloyu is gradually improvin'? the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Call an i daughters were Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call. Sunday visitors of Mr. an Mrs. James Wagner and son were Mr. and Mrs. F y Spencer their daughter and her children and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Irwin o:
Indianapolis.
Janet Albin and Mary Jear. Call took part in the solo an ensemble autitions held in Green castle on Saturday. Janet sang in a trio and Mary Jean played i:
a clarinet trio. Mrs. Noel Nicholson played for the vocal trio. M: and Mrs. Rj i.r. G iL., . -pm* Saturday in In llanapolir. Judy Thompson was corf.nc.. to her home la^t week with chicken pox. Norma Jean Thompson spent Friday night with he’- sister Mrs. Shirley Baker and family. UNDERTAKER INDICTED
PXSSFVC.FR KITTED PLACERVILLE Valif.. Feb f - f• i iiuba!. Pay t 53. C a; injure! f..tally W d.-.cs
when brakes on a heavy truck In ’ . h he wa riding and the am a motmta : and hi a imp truck
RECTOR FUNERAL HGNIE AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE $41
CROWN POINT. Ini., Feb. 9 < UP) Ray Nusbaiun. Walk ?rton funeral director, was under • tment today on a charge of reckless homicide in a Gary busambulance crash that killed two persons. Nusbarum was indicted late Wednesday by a Lake County Grand Jury. Mr. and Mrs. William Duncker of Walkerton, passengers in Nusbaum's ambulance, were killed when the ^chicle collided with a Gary Railways bus carrying 15 school children.
ELKS Valentine Dance Saturday, Feb. 11---9-12 P. M. MUSIC BY ADAMHS ORCHESTRA B. P. 0. E. Ho. 1077 Corner Indiana and Poplar Streets
mu IN CRFFNCASTI.E
WINTER HITS I1ALY ROME, Feb. 9—(UP)—A U. S. mercy convoy of 25 trucks strugglel southward today through raging snowstorms that heaped new hisery on thousands of Italians reported in dainger ! of starvation. The icy blasts of the cold wave oorn on the steppes of Siberia leached across the Mediterranean md struck Egypt. HEED OBJECTIONS WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. (UP) - The United States will temporarily stop launching high altitude weather baloons from West Germany and Turkey to meet stiff Russian obiections. 'All MORTON
with coupon below
Sunday visitors of Leslie Frank were Mr. and Mrs. Gland Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clodfelter. Judith Plass and Mary Jane McGuire spent Thursday night with Janet Albin. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Connerly were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cooper Jr. and children were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seobee and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clodfelter and family of Indianapolis on Sunday. Mrs. Noel Nicholson played for the Polio Dance at Russbllvill. Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chapman of Bridgeton were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. Howard Clark and Mrs. O. M. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper and son of Greencastle have moved into one of the Worrell apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Priest of Crawfordsville were afternoon visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stark of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. John Stark of Bellmore were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
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