The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1956 — Page 2

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Z^'OCCNSCLlbATEtf ..'n r i »:i the postoifice ai r . i' .-Tie, Indiana as secf>nd iass mail matter under art of Tar* h 7, 1878. SuCrseriptinn rice 2.7 rents per week. $5.00 >er year by' mail in Putnam oiuity, $#7.00 to $10.10 per year iiitside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, lit S. li. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT The centurian answered and Lord I am not worthy th: ihou shouldst come under m\ roof. -Matthew 8:8. Love does not ask if we are worthy.

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And Local News ISriefs

Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Reck ley are on an extended trip,

through the west.

The Tip Toppers Club will have a picnic at Cataract Lake on July 17 at 11:00 o’clock. Bro. Leo Swearingen will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, July

15, at 11:00 a.m.

Mrs. Kenneth Williams

son, Gill, of Scarsdale, N. Y., are visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scobee and other rela-

tives.

The annual Arnold reunion will be held Sunday, July 15, at RobeAnn Park. In case of rain, it will

be held at the Fillmore Christian j served

on July 6 at 7 p. m. Meeting was called to ordei* by the President, Mrs. Walter Hutcheson, by repeating The creed m iwuson. History of the' song ot the month, Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean, was read by Mrs’ Bertha Fitzpatrick and sung' lr

unison.

Roll call responses were “Child's Sayings” answered b.\

seven members.

Mrs. Wendell Brattain gave the second lesson on how to best

use your freezer.

The secretary and treasurer’^ 1 reports were read and approved Mrs. Brattain and Mrs. Kestq. ' gave their report on the SumI mer Conference held at Purdue

June 12-14.

It was mentioned that tin j committee on the exhibit should ! be getting together to make

anf: | plans.

Mrs. Kester also gave a r e- ! port on thd 4-H meeting, i - Two very interesting contest- ; were conducted and won by Mrs. i Wilbur Carmichael and Mrs

' Fitzpatrick.

! * Delicious refreshments wei-

:he choice won't be known at least until next Monday. The committee, which waj to tudy and recommend, which of the eight bids made for the club should be accepted, met yesterday morning. After the meetw, r.g. the Tiger front office issued 'i'his brtef statement: ‘ The board of directors of the ! Detroit baseball club will meet ^ it 3:30 p.m. Monday, July 15. I to study the recommendations i made by the executive committee 1 Appointed by the board.”

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church.

Cub Scout Pact 99 will meet at the Claude Dillon farm, Sat- ' urday, July 14 at 5:00 p.m. for j a camp out. In case of rain it j will be postponed. For informav

1 tion call Frank York.

Russell Leslie, son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Bert Leslie, who has been a patient in Veteran’s ho.spital ' since May 17, would appreciate

j hearing from his friends. His ad- l.ation to dress is: Russell K. Leslie, Vet- rebels,

eran's Hospital 7E. 1481 W. 10th

Street, Indianapolis.

Mrs. Oliver Benson and children, Naomi, Andrea and George of Bainbridge, left Greencastle Friday afternoon for a stay and visit in Brooklyn, New York. They will remain there with their aunts, uncles and cousins for 3 months. They will return to Bainbridge sometime in October. Mrs. Don Wilson, a delegate from Theta Lambda chapter of Delta Theta Tau, is in French Lick attending the 48th National convention. It will be held at the I magnificent French Lick Shera- | Lon ho: : She was accompanied 1 by her husband and sons who will j enjoy a tom- of southern Indiana, j The buddies of the 638 Ta”k j Destroyer Battalion will held I | their annual picnic in Evansville, at Yabroudy Amusement Park on Highway 62, one mile east of * Junction U. S. 41, Sunday, August 26. William Paceley, j I Leon Padgett and George Elzer, i are on the arrangement com- i

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three children.

The meeting closed to m.e.e; all day with Mrs. Richard, Gil,

singer on August 3rd.

FRENCH HUNT REBELS ALGIERS, July 13 <UP)Thousands of French soldiers swept through a 10-mile coastal district of western Algeria, .yesterday in a new “cleanup” oper-

wipe out nationalist

First reports said 16 retjpls were killed and 3 French sokUea-V wore injured when patrols fanugd out across the land from. Ain Khial to Honaine, 55 to 65 r^ilgs.

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