The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1956 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER MOV. \F*Rli. 9. i9-,« «. *.>TI.K, LNDIANA I.AlMtl'.IIX.F SADDI.K (I.I P. i:f;c«i i.\ii mki.r»n.. The regular meeting of the Bjinbridge Saddle Club was held Tuesday night. April 3. at Morton. Thirty-nine members were present. Some enjoyed cards, others just a social time. The Horse Show for this year

was discussed. Ttie membership drive closed with group No. 2. winning with twenty new members. These *.vill be entertained May 6 with a wiener roa. c t at Kenneth Surbers. There will be a ride if weather is favorable. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served. FOR SALE: 1951 Ford truck, good condition. Jim Coffman. Phone 320-J. S-3p

THE DIVLf HMEft ond HERALD _ONSOLIDATEO Entered In the postofflce at (•rerncastle, Indiana aa second class mall metier under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 '•ents per week; S5.0P per year by mall In Putnam County; $6.00 to $10.40 per yeai outside Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

TOPS ON TELEVISION TONITE

.5:30—Saddle Stories with Marshal Mike, “Stage From Blue River.’’ 10:00 Dr. Hudson's 'Seerot Journal with John Howard 10:30 Our Miss Brooks with Eve Arden 11:00 News Roundup. Howard Caldwell discusses a perplexing problem . . . “Area Time Differences” 11:30 lacti Movie, “Secret Beyond The Door”

Channel

" WTHI—TV

Terre Hade, Indiana

TODAY’S BIBLE THOCOHT He is cast into a net by his own feet. Job 18:8.—Stranger seldom do us as much harm as we do ourselves. We can do something about that. It is necessary to put an enemy into our mouth to steal away our brain?.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Rc TRUST YOUR DRUGGIST

Baby Comes First Here, Too

Safeguarding baby’s health is yc.ur first concern . . . and ours. Rely on us for accurate filling of your doctor’* prescriptions. Prompt service. Fleenor Drug Store

ATTENTION ELKS! Installation Of Officers Tuesday, April 10, 1956 CHICKEN DINNER

AT 6:30 P. M. . GREENCASTLE ELKS LODGE, NO. 1077

Job’s Daughters Bethel 78 will meet tonight at 7:00 p. m. at the Masonic Temple. John Tharp entered the Putnam County Hospital Sunday night for treatment and observation. V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7:30 in the Post Home. There will be initiation of candidates. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keneson and son. Chip, of Detroit, were weekend guests of Mrs. Keneson’s mother, Mrs. Florence Snider. Paul Heaney, 903 So. Locust St. reported finding two mushrooms in his yard Sunday. They were the yellow variety and a nice size. The Greeneastle Lions Club will meet thus evening for their regular meeting. There will be an election of officers for the coming year. Mrs. Nannie Furr of Cloverdale who recently underwent surgery at the Putnam County Hospital is improving but is unable to have visitors but would like to receive cards and letters from her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Schafer who have been visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrick and children in Venice, Florida, arrived home Friday evening. While in Florida they visited Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McCullough and Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Hester. Mrs. Stella Crodian entertained with a dinner at her home Sunday. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crodian and daughter, Mary Frances, Mr. and Mrs Hubert Crodian and baby, of Clinton Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. , Crodian and Mr. and Mrs. Jams Crodian, Indianapolis. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Goddard, of Clinton Falls.

TV TONIGHT

W ISH-TV—Channel 8

The Past Regents Club of D . R. will me°t Friday evening

Effl Mi. Indian weeke Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. William Stiles j of Ma-rton attended the Harbi- 1 - -Duncan wedding at Raccoon Saturday evening. The Greeneastle City Council i will meet tonight at 8:00 p. ni' 1 in tiie Council room at the City 1 Hal! building. The public is jn* vited to attend. ’ i Mr? John Long. E. Washing-J ton stre3t, was the winner otT the free Nelly Don dress, given by Prevo's following the Nelly Don style show Friday. The Four Freshmen, the Ted Heath Band of London. England, June Christy, " nd Nat King Cole, will be heard in Columbus, IndT nigh school gym on April 19th ai 8:30 p. m. Miss Marian Martin and Mrs. Robert Jordan of Indianapolis, were among the several hundred persons leaving on Sunday on the tour promoted by the Indianapolis Times. The party will stay at the Paramount Hotel while in New York City. Mrs. Jordan is the former Miss Evelyn Jane Miller of Fillmore. Sunday dinnei guests of Mrs. Allen Binkley were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Binkley and son, Ross Allen, and Mrs. Vesta Rawlins, of For! Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Binkley and son were on thenway home* fi om a ten day vacation in Florida. They visited Mr. and Mrs. William Binkley and son, in Jacksonville, and friends in Miami and Pompano Beach. iNftiVtRSAKIES Birthday Joyce Eileen Carmichael. Man- I hattan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ] Wilbur Carmichael, 10 years old | today, April 9. Mrs. Gladys Spiker. April 9th. j Mrs. Irene W. Crawley, Inch- | I anapolis, April 9th. i OXKXESS I*EXTE( OSTAL CHI KCH Fox Ridge. Special revival services every night except Monday at 8 p. m. j] Daylight Saving Time. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Don't fail to hear Sister McKendrie, Sister McGill and Bro. McGill sing, two electric guitars and electiic mandolin. Everyone welcome. W. F. Shafer, Pastor.

FRIDAY 13TH.

Watch Voncastle Ads

PUBLIC SALE Vs I am going into another business, l will sell at Public Auction the following personal property located 7 miles east of Rock\ille to Brllmore. then 2 miles south on ^tate Road 59 then <4 mile e.ist on blacktop or 17 mitesnorth of Brazil on State Road 59. then t*\o miles west on Wednesday, April 11th, 1956 11:00 a. m. (CDT) 1955 Ford tractor; 1955 7 ft. disc; 1955 Cultivator; 1955 Ford com planter; 1955 2-14 plow; 1949 John Deeie combine; Woods P.’os. corn picker; rotary hoe; rubber tired wagon; J. D. manure sfreader; 1 7 ft. floating drag; l 24 ft. grain elevator; 1 tractor umbrella with stand; 1 10 ft. hog feeder; 2 winter hog waterers; 2 summer hog waterers; 1 60 g if iVon-kettle; 1 double restaurant sink. 2 electric fence chfci-gers; Briggs Stratton motor; log chain; Infra brooder; lawn seeder; tractor jack. One set twin wash tubs; 1 Speed Queen conventional washer, used six weeks; 1 Speed Queen electric dryer, good metal cushioned porch glider; metal lawn chairs; picnic table; 1—5 ft. window awning; several odd and end restaurant dishes; 20 chairs, metal folding and hickory; six desks (used in motel i; three complete beds with box springs and innersprirg mattresses; odd beds: new and used bedspreads: set of Rogers silverware, service for eight; Lionel electric train and board. 25 ewes with 15 lambs; 60 shoats. 50 to 120 Lbs., treated for cholera and Ery.); 5 sows and 29 pig?; 10 sow's, bred; 1 registered Hampshire male hog; 8 bee_f cows with calves by side: 14 feeder calves. 300 to 700 lbs.; cows Bangs tested. BOYD BRIGGEMAN Lunch will be served by Otterbein Church. EARL STALKER, Auct. JOHN UOesOX. Clerk