The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 August 1956 — Page 2

TMi SUMMER LEARANC AT TROVER'S

Thg hala?^? our summer goedc at giveaway prices, whi J 5 quaniiflss last, Ca:e starts torrorrcw and wii! las! unfil eve^v r«os is sold, fou mi'sf ba early tc g:et yoi r share' TABLE I AT TROVER’S

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THE daily banned WEB., AUG. 15, 1956 Pa*e ». K i i cfc,. LVDIANA,

Thomas \V. Marsh. DePauw senior k.ilei in an automobile accident. near G- noa. Italy, was not a member of the Brownell ton* being conducted by Prof. A. Reel Winsey. Miss Helen Anderson who was riding with Marsh at the time of the accident, was a member of Prof. Wmsey’s party.

Bride-Elect

YOUR GK3ICR OF This Table A*

25c

LADIES STRAW BELTS, Values to SUMMER FLOWERS, Values to SUMMER JEWELRY, -alues to LADIES HALTER TQi S, Values to GHiLDREPIS SHORTS Values to

TABLE II AT TROVER'S

. 50c

YOUmiGsCSOF This Table A»

LADISS IMTKiR BF..TS, Values to $2.00 LfiOlES HALTER TOPS, values To $ \.83 LACIES BRASSIERES, Values To $5.35 GirllS PLAY $U]?S f Values To STCO 3GYS SPORT SHIRTS; Values to S1.98 GIRLS SLIM PAHTS, Values to SL.93 GIRLS PEDDL5 PUSHERS, Vasues Te $1.98 TABLE III AT TltOYSrS YOUR CHOICE OF This Tabie AS

$3.63 $3.98 $3.09 srss S3.E3 S3.S3 83.93

$2.9^; SI .98 $2.98

LADIES COTTON U0WNS, Values to

LAOIES SLEEP COATS, Values ts LADIES PURSES, Valises to LADIES SHORTS, Values tc LAD7S T-SHIRTS, Values fo

LAr)SFS COTTDM SLIPS, Values to

lr$m yaiF SLIPS, Values to

LADIES SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Values to 4.03 LADIES RENItfl SKIRTS, Values tc $5.90 GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES, Vaiues to

G^LS m$T*m SETS, Values to

CKILDHEHS WESTERN JACKETS,

Values to

CHILDRENS DIAPER SETS, Values m

BOYS BOUGIE KH1T SUITS, Values to $3.68 CHILDRENS TERRY ROBES, Values to $4.98 GIRLS BATHINS SUITS, Valuas to $3,68

TABLE IV AT TROVER'S VOMR GMCSIOE CF <F%

This Table At .

LADIES SHORTS. Values to 83.96 LADIES GQTT3N SKIRTS, Values to S6.93 LADIES SUM PANTS, Values So S7.9S LADIES COTTON DRESSES, Values to S5.S6 GIRLS SCHOOL DRESiES, Values to S7.08 ROYS ETON SUITS, Values to $7,98 BOYS SPORT COATS, Values to S5.98

LADIES DRESSES \ AI.UKS TO 514.98

LADIES BATHING SUITS

VAI.I'KS TO $12.95

1 LADIES WOOL SKIRTS

\ Al l KS TO $10.98

LADIES WOOL JACKETS

\ AM ES ro $14J8

$3.00

S5.00

TRDYER’S

Personal And Local Nows ISriefs

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hopkins and children have returned froifi a fishing trip to Minnesota. The Fillmore Class of 1946 annual reunion will be held Sunday, August 19th. at Robe-Ann Park. Miss Louise Knauer returned Monday from a two weeks vacation in Maryland and Pennsyl-

vania.

The Sears family reunion will be held Sunday, August 26th at Lobe Ann Park. Relatives and friends welcome. The executive committee of the Christian Women’s Fellow- j ship will meet Thursday at 7:30 < in Fellowship Hall. Mr. and Mrs. David Kendall have returned home after spending the last eight weeks at Indian Lake Christian Retreat

Camp.

Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer are Mrs. Roderic Smith and children of Highland Park, Illinois and Mrs. Hansel Tower of Bainbridge, Md. Jim Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Biown, was the winner of the portable radio given away by Greencastle Home Supply Saturday evening at the fair. The Knoll, Job and SUucett reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 19th at the Cunot Church. No program is being arranged. Just a day of visiting. Friends of these families welcome. * Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fenwick of Cloverdale and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alexander of Fillmore, spent the weekend in Nashville. Tenn. and attended the Grand Ole Opra

on Saturday night.

Louise Cowger of Bainbridge, who has been a patient in the Putnam County hospital since August 5th., is now able to have visitors. She would like to hear liom her frineds. Room 2D. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley B. Lawrence and daughter, Diana of Arkansas City, Kansas are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweet r.:..1 sir. The Lawrences are former residents of Pueblo, Colo. Catherine Loudonna Morgan | has filed suit for divorce from Billy Raymond Morgan. The couple were married Oct. 1, 1948 I and separated August 14, 1956. The plantiff asks custody of the couple’s twa children. Word was received here thi= j morning that the father of Prot. Jarvis Davis died yesterday after a long illness at his home in Brook, Indiana. Funeral services wlH be held tomorrow at 2.00 p. m. in the United Brethren

church at Brook.

Rev. Donald E. Hartsock, new pastor of the Presbyterian church here and his family have arrived and Rev. Hartsock will preach his first regular sermon next Sunday morning. They are occupying the Presbyterian Manse adjacent to the church.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Roach, R. R. 2 Greencastle, announce the approaching marriage oi their daughter, Emma Jean, to Basil Delbert McFarland, son of Mr. Lynn L. McFarland. R. R. 1 Bainbridge, to take place on Aug 23rd. at 8 o’clock in Keystone Chapel. Gobin Memorial Church.

Mrs. Gilsinger Hostess To Manhattan Club Manhattan Homemakers Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Richard Gilsinger, Friday August 7th., for an all day meeting. At noon a very delicious carry in lunch was enjoyed by seven members, three guests Mrs. Hyez and daughter and Mis: Gladys Johnson and seven children. Mrs. Bertha Fitzpatrick re-

turned thanks.

Meeting was called to order by tfm president, repeating the creed in unison. Mrs. Elvin Williams read the history of the song of the month “Annie Laurie’’ which was sung in unison, folIcw'ed by the Flag Salute. Roll call, Where you would like to spend your vacation,’’ responded to by seven members and

three guests.

Treasurer report was given. Due to absence of the secretary, there were no minutes. A short business meeting followed. A very clever contest was conducted by the hostess, won by Mrs. Hyez. Door prize went to Mrs. Wendell Brattain. Meeting closed to meet with Mrs. Wendell Brattain, Sept. 7th at 1 p. m. Bring gift for a silent auction. Mrs. Albert Grimes and Mrs. Wilbur Carmichael are the committee to get lesson on Arrangement of furniture Sept. 16-

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ANNIVERSARIES

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Birthdays

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. . , - , , „ J 1 Nicholson, ord. Doyne

August lo, daughter of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Cary Berry, Greencastle, R.

LITTLE LEAGUE TONIGHT

felter 5th. Tommy ith. Jerry Arnold

Swe Lamb 1st. J'an Lewal n, 2nd. Tommy H n .ri ks. 2r 1 Tommy Hendricks. 4th. Joar. Leva?len 5th. Carol Early, 6th.

Carol Early

Ewe. 1 year old and under ° •ears- 1st. Tommy Hendricks, ni. Dcretta Harris. 3rd. Joyce Lewallen, 4th. Carol Early. 5th.

yarcl Early

Aged Ewe—1st. Tommy Hendicks. 2nd. Tommy Hendricks, ’.rd. Joanne Lewallen. 4th. Dor-

'tta Harris

Flock 1st. Tommy Hendricks, 2nd. Joanne Lewallen. 3rd. Dor-

-'tta Harris

Pen of Lambs—Joanne Lewalen. Carol Early, Tommy Hend--icks, Jerry Arnold Champion Ram—Tommy Hen-

d-icks

Champion Ewe—Tommy Hendricks—aged Res. Ch. Ram —Carol Early Res. Ch. Ewe—Tommy Hendricks—aged. SHROPSHIRE Ram. 2 years old or over—1st. Chas. Leonard, 2nd. John Higgins, 3rd. Claude McLaughlin Ram, 1 year old and under 2 vears— 1st. Ed O. W. Brown & son. 2nd. Chas. Leonard, 3rd. Chas. Leonard, 4th. Carroll Forciice, 5th Edgar McFarland, 6th. John Higgins. Ram Lamb, under 1 year—1st. Don Jefferies, 2nd. Richard Foraice. 3rd. Claude McLaughlin. 1th. Chas. Leonard, 5th. Carroll

Fordice

Ewe, 2 years old or over— 1st. Claude McLaughlin, 2nd. Chas. Leonard. 3rd. Claude McLaughlin. 4th. Cha-s. Leonard 5th, John Higgins. Ewe. 1 year old and under 2 years— 1st. Claude McLaughlin, 2nd. Chas. Leonard, 3rd. Claude McLaughlin, 4th. Richard Fordice, 5th. Chas. Leonard, 3th. John Higgins. Ewe Lamb, under 1 year—1st. Richard Fordice, 2nd. Chas. Leonard, 3rd. Richard Fordice, 4th. John Higgins, 5th. Claude McLaughlin. 6th. Claude McLaughlin Flock—1st. Charles Leonard, 2nd. Claude * McLaughlin, 3rd. Don Jeffries, 4th John Higgins Pen of Lambs—1st. Richard Fordice, 2nd. Claude McLaugh-

lin.

Champion Ram—Chas. Leon-

ard

Champion Ewe—Claude McLaughlin—Aged Ewe CHEVIOT Ram, 2 years old or over - 1st. Emily Hendricks, 2nd. Henrl-ftcks-Collins, 3rd. Freda-Daretha Nicholson Ram, 1 year old and under 2 years— 1st. Hendricks-Collins, 2nd. Freda-Daretha Nicholson. 3rd. Emily Hendricks Ram Lamb, under 1 year—1st Doyne Linhart, 2nd. Joe Zeinei-. Jrd. Emily Hendricks, 4th. Doyne

Linhart

Ewe, 2 yer.rs old or over—1st.

Hendricks-Colins. 2nd. Hendricks

-Collins, 3rd. Freda -Daretha

Nicholson, 4th. Freda-Daretha

Nicholson, 5th. Joe Zeiner. Ewe, 1 year old and under 2 rears—1st. Emily Hendricks, Jnd. Hendricks and Collins, 3rd.

Daretha Nicholson, 4th. Hendricks and Collins, 5th. Daretha

Nicholson, 6th. Joe Zeiner Ewe Lamb, under 1 year— 1st.

Doyne Linhart. 2nd. Daretha

Linhart,

. 4th, Daretha Nicholson, 5th. | Emily Hendricks, 6th. Hendricks

I and Collins.

Flock — 1st. Freda- Daretha

Nicholson.

Pen of Lambs—1st. Doyne Lin-

Hendrioks. i A. E. Thomberry. 2nd. A E

When the “imported” umps c9.ll hart ” 2nd - Freda-Daretha Nichol

•play ball” tonight for Crawfordsville’s Little Leaguers out at Robe-Ann park, there will be more than the outcome of the

two games in doubt.

At stake will be the future of little league baseball in Greencastle; for the reception given this exhibition will clearly indi cate to Paul Buechler and his committee whether their continued efforts will be justified An equally important sidelight of tonight's baseball show will be the opportunity for Greencas tlites to demonstrate to the more

son, 3rd. Emily Hendricks Champion Ram—Emily Hend-

ricks

Champion Ewe—Emily Hend-

ricks

Res. Ch. Ram—Doyne Linhart Res. Ch. Ewe—Hendricks & Collins—Yearling CORRIDALE Ram. 2 years old or over 1st Tom O’Hair Ram, 1 year old and under 2 years—1st. John Risk, 2nd. Tom O Hair, 3rd. John Risk, 4th. Shirley O'Hair Ram Lamb, under 1 vear— 1st.

than 150 Crawfordsville people, | Tom O'Hair. 2nd. Shirley O Hair who are expected to stand pride- t Ewe - 2 years: old or over—1st fully by while their offsprings ! J° hn Risk - 2nd - Tom O Hair, 3rd. cavort, their community spirit : Shirley O Ha-ir and complete support of this con- Ewe, 1 year old and under - structive program. j years— 1st. Tom O H ir, 2nd.

John Risk, 3rd. Shirley O'Hair.

Game time is set for 6:00 p. m. at Robe-Ann Park's softball dia-

mond.

Sheep Winners At Fair Listed

OPEN SHEEP DEPARTMENT SOUTHDOWN Ram. 2 years old or over—1st. Tommy Hendricks. 2nd. Cau>l Early, 3rd. Joanne Lewallen. Ram, 1 year old and under 2 years—1st. Jerry Arnold Ram Lamb—1st. Joanne Le-

Ewe Lamb, under 1 year—1st. Shirley O Hair. 2nd. Tom O'Hair Flock 1st. Tom O’Hair, 2nd. Shirley O'Hair Pen of Lambs —Tom O'Hair Ch. Ram—John Risk Ch. Ewe—John Risk Res. Ch. Ram—'^prn O Hair Res. Ch. Ewe—Tom O’Hair OPEN SHEEP DEPARTMENT OXFORD R!rm, 2 years old or over—1st. Tommy Douglas 2nd. Tommy Douglas Ram. 1 year old and under 2 years—1st. A. E. Thomberry. 2nd. Albert McCutchan, 3rd. Al-

wallen, 2nd. Carol Early, ^rd.^ bert McCutchan Doretta Harris, 4th. Larry Clo<4- Ram Lamb, 'under 1 year —1st.

me MrC

'Jrd. A

Doug-

Ewe, 1 year old and under 2 years— 1st. A. E. Thomberry. 2nd. Ivol Gene McCutchan, 3rd. Steve Stelgner, 4:h. Harry Miller Ewe Lamb, under 1 year 1st. A. E. Thomberry, 2nd. Ivol Gene McCutchan, 3rd. Harry Millet. 4th. A. E. Thomberry. 5th. Ivcl Gene McCutchan. 6th. Harry Miller Flock—1st. Ivol Gene McCutchan. 2nd. A. E. Thomberry Pen of Lambs— 1st. A. E. Thomberry, 2nd. Ivol Gene McCutchan Champion Ram— A. E. Thornberry—Lamb Champion Ewe—Ivol Gene McCutchan Res. Ch. Ram A. E. Thorn1 berry—Lamb Res. Ch. Ewe—A. E. Thornberry SUFFOLK Ram, 2 years old or over—1st. Larry Salsman, 2nd. Bill Hurst Ram, 1 year old and under 2 years— 1st. Bill Hurst, 2nd. Doyne Linhart, Jrd. Larry Ray. 4th. Doyne Linhart Ram Lamb, under 1 year 1st Larry Ray, 2nd. Bill Hurst, 3rd. Eddie Frazier, 4th. Eddie Fraz- | ier 5th. Ruth Gwin, 6th. Maurice Fordice, 7lh. Sieve Sutherlin. Ewe, 2 years old or aver—1st Bill Hurst, 2nd. Eddie Frazier. | 3rd. Larry Ray, 4th. David Gwin Ewe, 1 year old and under 2 I years—1st. Bill Hurst. 2nd. Don

Sibbitt, 3rd. Larry Salsman. 4th ’ James Ck Larry Ray 3rd. John D»I1 2:.d. Steven S..whorl; Ewe. 1 »ri. Ruth Gwin. 4th Eddu* Fra- \e«'ira 1 zier. 5th. Larry Ray. 6th M.uir- Wilbur C: ice Fordice, 7th Larrv Ray. 4th. Joe .1 Flock—1st. Bill Hurst. 2nd lett Larry Ray, 3rd. Eddie Frazier. Ewe L. 4th David Gwin Pat Conr Pen of Lambs 1st. Eddie Fra- 3rd. Jam zi?r. 2'r.d. Larry Ray, 3rd. David Clounce. Gwin Wilbur C Champion Ram Bill Hurst Storm yearling Flock Ch. Ewe Bill Hurst Aged Joe Johns Res. Ch. Ram Larry Salem:' 1 Per. of Res. Ch. Ewe Eddie Frazier Ch. R.i HAMPSHIRE Chain; Ram Lamb 1st. Hersch 1 Yeirlin Knoll, 2nd. James Clounce. Sr: 1 . Ft'' C! Jamei» Clounce. 4th. Pat Conner, R s. Cl

5th. Wilbur Caudill

Yearling 1st. James Cloune \

2nd. James Brotnistreet, 3rd. Jo ■ ' Johnson, 4th. Joe Johnson. 5th

Wilbur Caudill

Ewe, 2 years old or over ]*•

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