The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 June 1956 — Page 2
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PARTISAN FK.HT WASHINGTON. Jj (UP)—The Senate toda off for a parti=an fi ho - ** much the Air For -hould be increased o\ d^nt Eisenhowers rec
tions.
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Defrost fruit before opening the carton. Home economists at Ihe American Can Co. said the color remains brighter, the of better quality as a result.
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HUHZIOS PIZZA HOUSE Italian SpatjMli ■ Pizza ■ Steaks HOURS - Tuesday thru Thursday 5:CG P. M. to HMO P. M. Friday and Saturday 5:00 P. M, tc H :00 P e Nl, Hr. ari Frar k Citncilla, Owners 208 S. Walnut Street Crawfordsville, Indiana
rnt osar unm H5RALD ^ONSOUDATEO Entered In the postofflee at .reencastle, Indiana as »e<!«»nd •lass mall matter under act of March 7. 1878. Subscription irlce 25 ^nts per week; J5.00 r»er year by mall In Putnam County; S6.00 to 810.40 per year outside Putnam Connty. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. R. Raridea, PoblLsber 17-19 South Jackson Stree
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Now, O Lord, thou art our father; we are the clay and thou the potter. Isaiah 64:8.—A father wants only the best for his children. We can fully trust Him to do the best for us.
LET’S Ail GO ON A Picnic - - and fora successful {picnic get your needs from McIntyre’s Qua!fy Market, Whether on a picnic or at home, get the taste thrili of «S K0-WE-8A zol McIntyres QUALITY MARKET
Personal And Local News Briefs
John R< gery Thin Hospital in
ssok underwent sur;Jay at St. Vincent's Indianapolis.
22 SOUTH VINE ST.
PHONE 42
THE FAIRWAY RESTAURANT Now Air Conditioned Try our delicious barbecued and fried chicken dinners $1.00 Also Plate Lunches 65c and up, served daily, Short Orders and Curb Service. Open Daily, 10 A. M.’till If P. M. Morth on 43 across from Windy Hill.
Mrs. Earl O'Hair has entered the Putnam County hospital for treatment and observation. The Auditor’s office announces Monday as the last clay for filing of claims to be considered by the commissioners. Mrs. W. F. Judy, R. 1, is a patient in St. Elizabeth's hospital in Lafayette. Her room number is 205. She would like to hear from
her friends.
Mrs. Mary Jordan will arrive in Greencastle Friday and will be glad to see her friends at the home of Miss Florence Talburt, 109 South College Awe. John E. Fobes, delegate to the 1956 Republican state convention I from Putnam County, yesterday was appointed to the post of floor manager of the Sixth District for Harold W. Handley, leading candidate for the Republican Gubernatorial nomination. Foster Jones and his son Robert, R. 3, Greencastle went fishing Saturday at Cataract Lake and came home with the largest catch of the season. They caught eight bass which weighed twenty pounds in all. Mr. Jones reported they used artificial bait. Dr. Homer R. McKinstray, 76, a DePauw graduate and a mem-
SOCIETY Sorority Initiation !1 Ul Tuesday Th? annual initiation dinner o. , Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, Gamma Phi Chapter, was held June 19, at the Student Union Bldg., Following the dinner impressive initiation services were held for the following pledges. Misses Mary Flo Hecko, Karen Hill, Imogene McMahan, Mrs. Norman Handy, Mrs. Herbert Johnson and Mrs. Thomas Slaughter. Mrs. Joseph Sharp. newly elected National Mistress of Ceremonies attended the dinner. Mrs. James Roberts gave an interesting report of the National, Convention, which was held in Chicago June 15-15-16. Mrs. Malcolm I-awler Hostess To Ulub The Roachdale Town and Country Home Demonstration Club met June 14 at 2:00 p. m in the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Lawler.
The president, Mrs. Barbara Brokshire, opened the meeting with a prayer in memorial oi Mrs. Eleanor Fletcher. Mrs. Martha Smith led the group in singing the song of the month, "I Want A Girl.” Club creed was repealed. The regular business meeting | followed at which 18 members ; answered roll call with Frozen ; Food Tips. i A very interesting lesson was given by Mrs. Delores Risk on “Freezer Techniques.’’ A paper by Mrs. Betty Hughes on “Drink Milk For Health’s Sake” was given. Secretary report by Mrs. Jo Ford and treasurer report by Mrs. Evelyn Faller was given. The meeting was adjourned by singing the club prayer. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Dorothy Lawler assisted by Mrs. Betty Aliff to members and four children. The July meeting will be at. the home of Mrs. Geneva Young at 2 DST July 12.
MARRIAGE SOLEMNIZED IN B00NVILLE mam ....
FILLMORE FROLIC AND FISH FRY Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 21 -22-23 Nightly Entertainment FRIDAY - William Tresslar, Magician SATURDAY - Variety Show and Square Dance String Music by Local Talent » Make up your set and plan to attend. Awards on Saturday Night.
The mohair used in
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Times more HOT WATER with the
Across The Counter
While Tom
Brrttner was
binning weed
la one evening
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home, a small
wind xblew a i
few sparks on
the roof of
s h'zme He has
h.3 own well
and pressure
system, so he
quickly hooked
up a hose and
squirted water
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mmu ic t mi's
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in the hose that time,
ped working, burned some s, caused a use blew out.
Mrs. Wendell I*. Hurst
SPECIAL PARTY NIGHT Friday, June 22nd - 8:30 P. M. AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY MEMBERS AT POST HOME DON'T FORGET OUR FREE SPECIAL AWARDS! (For Party Information Phone 148) Plan Now To Attend, This May Be Your Night.
ber of the Phi Kappa Psi fra* ternity, died yesterday at his home in Oaklandon after a long illness. Dr. McKinstray was a pioneer in the practice of indus-
trial orthopedic surgery.
Mr. ar.J Mrs. Howard Williams are in Wilmar, Minn, as guests of Mr. Williams* brother, Dale Williams and family. .They will attend the christening of the Dale Williams’ recently born child, and will be god-parents of the little girl. They will return to Green-
castle in a-bout a week.
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Miss Phyllis Deane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Deane Sr., of Boonville, and Wendell P. Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hurst, Fillmore R. 1, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon, June 3, at 2:30 in the St. John's Evangical and Reformed church in Boonville. Hugo Schuessler was organist and Sue McCulla, cousin of the bride, sang ‘‘At Dawning” and “Because.” Herbert O’Neil, uncle of the bride sang “The Lord’s
Prayer.
The Rev. H. G. Schuessler read the vows of the cfouble ring ceremony before an altar decorated with baskets of white carnations. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white nylon tulle and cobweb Chantilly lace, with fitted empire bodice of lace and a portrait neckline finished with a scallop of lace. Her voluminous skirt of tulle over taffeta terminated in a chapel train and was overlaid with a circular tunic of lace fin-
Mrs. Nelson Hostess usQied in large natural scallops. A To Brick ( ha pel ( lub modified bonnet-coronet held her Brick Chapel Home Demon-1 fingertip veil of imported silk ilstration Club met for their June | lusion. She carried a white orchid meeting with Mrs. Ethel Nelson, j bouquet with stephanotis casMeeting was opened by the presi- | cade,
dent, Mrs. Frances Lane. Song
Two Bainbridge Groups Combine
The Bainbridge PTA and the Bainbridge Band Parents have combined and will function as one organization in the future. The June meeting will be held at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening, June 26th at the school bldg, for the purpose of installing all new officers. It is hoped all members
will be present.
of the month and Flag Salute was given in unison. There were 1 thirteen members present. Roll j call was an apron exchange. Om j guest and five children were l present. Lesson cn Freezer Hints was given by Mrs. Nellie Flint. ; Safety hints by Mrs. Clara South and garden hints by Mrs. Reba Earley. One new member joined our club, Mrs. Baldwin. At the social hour lovely refreshments were served by the , hostess
Linen Shower Held For Bride-Elect A linen bridal shower was held at the home of'Mrs. Freddie Girton last Thursday evening hon- ; oring Joyce Mae Sibbitt, a graduate of Fillmore High School and employe of Public Service Co. of Plainfield. Miss Sibbitt, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sibbitt, will be married to Richard R. Earley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earley on June 24th.
Mrs. Wayne Stanberry was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. James A. Deane, sis-ter-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. Eugene Lowe of Tell City. They wore identical waltz length gowns of white shiffli embroidered net over powder blue taffeta slips. The basque bodices were fashioned with scooped necklines and cap sleeves and tucked taffeta cummerbunds fell in long streamers in the back of the very full skirts. They carried colonial bouquets of pink carnations and wore matching hairbraid head-
bands. Misses Sara Elizabeth and Amy Joanne Dean, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. They wore blue taffeta gowns with tiered full skirts, blue headbands, and carried small colonial bouquets of pink carnations. Glen Keefe, Rockport, was best man. Ushers were James A. Deane, brother of the bride, and Arlin McRae of New Harmony. Mrs. Deane wore a dress of powder blue silk shantung with white accessories. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a pale green silk dress with white accessories. Their corsages were of Amazon lilies. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church. Those serving were Mrs. James Wetzel, of Tell City; Miss Rita Boyle of Terre Haute Mrs. Morris Hampton, cousin of the bridegroom of Clayton; and Mrs. Jack Pibe of Boonville. Mrs. Charles Wilhelmers, cousin of the bride of Boonville, kept the guest i register. * ■ • The couple left on a short wedding trip. For traveling the bride chose a peacock blue sheath dress with champagne accessories. And wore the white orchid corsage from her bridal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Hurst will reside on R. R. 5 Lebanon. The bride is a graduate of the Boonville high school and Indiana University and was employed as a teacher at Tell City High school. The bridegroom is a graduate of Belle Union High school, Indiana State Teachers College and has a master’s degree from Indiana University. He has been principal of Tell City high school. Both will teach in the Westfield high school next
year.
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it was on fire. Tom turned again, but jb u the pump stop the fire had electrical wii short, and the Co w a t e r. ’he whole op of the t.use was aulaze and the fire did major dam ige before it was finally extin-
guished.
This incident points out that your
own source of Hunter water is not ample fire protection. The only thing which can be absolutely relied on is sound and ample fire insur-
ance.
Fortunately, we sell that kind and Tom had his file insurance with us. He got a check for the damage. May we advise you on fire insurance too? We’d be glad to explain the new broadform coverage. Just give us a chance! Simpson Stoner INSURANCE Phone 6
Take the wheel . . . then taflk deal!
Closing-Out Sale
HOUSEHOLD A MISCELLANEOUS Having sold the property and leaving the state we will sell
property at auction at 7 Highland Street in
all our person il Greencastle, on
Saturday, June 23rd, 1956 AT 12:30 O’CLOCK 2 piece living room suite, 2 round end tables, coffee tables, open bookcase, 3 9x12 rug-s one- lot of table and floor lamps, nice bedroom suite of bed, springs, mattress, dresser, stool and chest of drawers; Hollywood bed, springs and mattress; 2 radios, niee Frigidaire refrigerator, Preway Gas range with aiitomatie oven, nice Maple breakfast set of table, extra leaf, I chairs, glass top, lot of niee throw rugs, antique chairs, oak antique china and linen c bind, antique cupboard with metal doors, small kerosene stove, small tables, clothes rack, [wdalstals, v’ig-;r bucket, wash stand, shoe cobbler set, one lot of hand tools, lot of ladders, (i ft., 10 ft., and 12 ft. one lot of pictures, lot of books, dr:peries, bedding, some dishes, shovels, rakes, other tools, 1 barrel chair on rollers, complete fireplace set of solid brass, electric fan, and other articles, 2 clocks. One '49 2 door Chevrolet sedan, with new tires. Radio, heater windshield washer, in perfect condition and polished.
TERMS—CASH.
Not responsible for accident"
BERNADINE CROMER
ALTON HI RST, Auctioneer
CLIFF McM MSS, ( lerk
O. E. S. Chapters Plan Joint Inspection Fillmore, Cloverdale and j Greencastle O. E .S. chapters will have joint inspection Thursday, June 28th. Dinner will be served by the Fillmore Christian ' church at 6:00 p. m. Please make your reservations for the dinner this week with Mrs. Edna Roach, .
Fillmore.
Baby dedication will be ’gt [ 7:00 p. m., 50 years pin presentation at 7:15 and chapter meeting ,
at 7:30.
Members are urged to attend and visitors invited.
Westing|iouM WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS: 305 N. Jackson St. Phone I GREENCASTLE, IND. MAIN ST. CLOVERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE
ANN IVER S ARIES Birthday Richard Ralph Lear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lear, 5 ye&rs
old.
Mrs. Delbert Lewis, 914 So. Locust St., today, June 22nd. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Walter Feld, 35 years today, June 22.
To make “ice blocks” to take along on a picnic, fill an empty milk carton with water ind freeze. These keep lemger t,han. ice cubes.
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Don’t miss MERIT SHOE STORE'S REMODELING SALE / 12 W. WASHINGTON ST. J
You may win a 21” Stromberg-Carlson TV set worth $279.95 or brand new Columbia bicycle, worth $71.50, for your Boy or Girl!
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