The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1956 — Page 2

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THiS IS IT WINDY HILL MEMBERS Attend Our Final S ag P?rty n? the Y«ar WEDNESDAY, SEPTEK iER !9, !:C0 P. M. ti! ? ? Tickets available in downtown area from fellcw Wen bers. Pten To Sr’ng A Guest, Golf - Entertainment, Focd and Free Refreshments.

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NATHAN BROWN (shomi). 30, of Chicago, was ordered held under a murder charge after witnesses declared he drove a car at high speed, hitting Lucille Fitzpatrick (above) and a companion, Nathan C. t:s. A policeman who saw the incident tried to stop the speeding c. r, but it made a U-turn and ran over the woman a second time, injuring her further and fatally*. Captured moments later, Brown said, “I only wanted to scare her a little. I didn’t aim to kill her.” (International Soundphotos) I COURT EATTLE

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j 1'ne business ana Prore^sionai | Women’s Club will meet Wednes- - e*enirv. Sept. 19 at 6:30 the Old Trail Inn. The Putnam County Art Lcag :e will hold its regular j me-, ting Wednesday at 7:30 at I the DePauw Art Center. Harry Conrad was jailed by

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT And Judas . . . when he saw that he was condemned repented himself and brought again the thirty pieces of silver to the chief priests and elders . . . and went and hanged himself. Matt. 27:35. After Christ rose from the dead Peter returned to preaching. Christ forgave Judas but humanity never has We shoulr forgive as we want our sins forgiven. Personal And Local News SSraefs I

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Miss Constance Wright has enrolled in the freshman class at Butler University. The Pythian Sisters of Emerald Temple 369 Cloverdale will hold their regular meeting Thursday night, Sept. 20, at 8:00 DST The Bainbridge Study Club will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Sept. 20th, with Mrs. Ren Sol<man. Members please note time and place. The Greencastle Y-Teens will hold a general business meeting Wednesday night, September 19, at 7:30 at the high school building. Try to be present. Greencastle Girl Scout Council will meet Wednesday morning at 9:30 at the home erf Mrs. Ernest Collins, instead of Mrs. Evan Crawley’s as was previously 7 announced. Miss Lissa Fowler will leave Thursday for Oakland, California for her second year at Mills College. Miss Fowler spent the summer at her home with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barnaby. Stevie Pritchard, 7, son of Mr. and Airs. Burnace Pritchard, Jr., suffered a broken right arm while playing in the yard at his home Sunday. Steve fell out of a small tree causing the fracture. Aliss Wanda Lee Hood, daughter of Air. and Airs. Ross Hoed, has entered Indiana University. She would like to hear from her friends. Her address is: Ceflar House, Box 507, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. The Local Fraternal Order of Police today announced they had no connection with the soliciting of funds by the Police League of Indiana ,and are not connected in any way with the I latter organization. Those being solicited can govern themselves accordingly.

city police failure to court order in connection witn his recent arrest on a public intoxication charge. Miss Joan Clodfelter. daughter of Mr. and Airs. Willis Clodfelter. who spent the summer studying in State Teachers College, Terre Haute, has resumed her studies there. Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa will meet Thursday 7 , Sept 20th at the home of Mrs. AT. C. O'Hair, at 8:00 p. m. Mrs. Joe McCord and Mrs. Thad Jones will assist. The membership drive of Cassell C. Tucker Post No. 58 which was held on Sunday was very successful. The Commander wishes to express his thanks to all who helped with the drive. The Women of St. Andrews church will have their first fab meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. | in the Parish house. The speaker will be Airs. Lawrence Dorsey, of the House of Church women. The Putnamville PTA will have its first meeting Thursday, Sept. 20th. at 7:30 p. m. in the school house. Committees and room mothers are to be appointed. There will be girls present to care far small children. Also a door prize.

.urs. Charles S^oKer, her motner sail Kathy can lead her two oldrsisters a •‘nv , rry chase” on skates.

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DETROIT (UP)- A new fatn- i this day.

i er had a ready expinrn*:on w’ / he came to the hosp.tal equipped with a rana C>- hr; Prat bo-r. - j be it boy or gul. ‘‘You would | have too," he shouted proudly, “if you had waited 18 years for

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SOCIETI' Golden Link Club To Meet Wednesday The Golden Link Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Airs. Alaude Snider. Aliss Ethel Schachtel will have the program. Maple Heights Club To .Meet Thursday The Alaple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday at 11:30 a._ m. at the Boots ’N Saddle for lunch. Following the lunch there will be a tour of IBAI at 1:30.

Airs. Siindy Hostess To Club The Women’s Study Club held its September meeting with Airs. Richard E. Sandy 7 Friday afternoon. Airs. James B. Johnson, the president, presided. The program was in charge of Airs. Joseph ‘Y. Todd and she gave a short summary of the life of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale. She then pla\ T ed a tape recording of lecture which he had recently given in Cleveland, Ohio, at an Industrial contention. The lecture was very interesting and witty and those present considered it a privilege to have heard him.

JAMES ROOSEVELT, California representative to Congress, and his present wife, Irene, are shown in Los Angelas Superior court where he is seeking custody of his three children for six weeks in the summer, on alternate weekends and on certain holidays. Ke also wants support payments to stop when he has the children. H.s ex-wife and mother of the children, Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt, in court (inset), said, “I will resist to the limit.” (IntcrnatiorMX)

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Across The Counter Frequently, when we meet friends on the street, we are greeted by the familiar salutation: “What’s new?” Because we respect social convention, our usual answer involves small talk and pleas-

antries.

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answer, as related to our business, would be: “What isn’t?”,

For, during

the past two or three y 7 ears, practic ally every type of insurance cove r a g e has been changed.

Alany of these are major new developments, such as the Homeowners Comprehensive Dwelling policy (combining many old policies and adding several new features). Other types of insurance have been broadened considerably in coverage - automobile, per-

sonal theft, m e r c a ntile block, personal articles, to m e n tion a

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The net effect is t h a t most forms of insurance offer broader provis ions than ever before, some at Huuler no increase in cost, and consequently, are “better buys.” Because of all these new developments, however, it is more important than ever to seek the counsel of a professional insurance agency regardless of the kind of coverage you have in mind. Feel free to stop by our office anytime. We’ll be glad to tell you “What’s new”. And also help you get the “most

Gobin VV. S. C. S. To Meet Thursday The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of Gobin Methodist church will begin fall activities with a carry-in luncheon on Thursday. Mrs. D. W. Smythe is luncheon chairman. Airs. Verner Houck will be in charge of the worship service. The program for the afternoon will feature a study of the Quadrennial Goals. Ali s. John See is the program chairman. She will be assisted by Mrs. Alike Snavely, Airs. Ben Dean, Airs. A. C. Northrup, Alls. Robert Harvey, Alis. Evan Crawley, and Mrs. W. L. Hargrave. Special music will be provided by Mrs. A. L. Aleredith. Mrs. S. A. Carruth will serve as the accompanist. The luncheon will be served in the Gobin Community Room at 12:15. All ladies of the church are invited to attend.

Taylor. A report of lessons for 1957 and a work schedule for the Fann Progress Show were presented by the president. The lesson on Furniture arrangement was presented in an interestinm manner by Airs. Roy Taylor. New trends in color for the home and arrangement ideas using furniture we now have were very interesting and informative Tasty refreshments servel by the hostess and a contest presented by Airs. Harry Bond and won by Mrs. Forest Aker and Mrs. Cecil Craft made up the social hour. Airs. Roy Taylor w r as recipient of the door prize. The October meeting will be at the home of Airs. Harry Bond.

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Council of Federated Chubs To Meet The Council of Putnam County Federation of clubs will meet Wednesday. Sept. 26th. at 1:30 p m. in the Greencastle Public library. All department end division chairmen and presidents of Federated clubs are urged to attend.

The Indiana Moose association will hold its 33rd annual convention at Terre Haute, Thursday through Sunday, with nearly 500 delegates from 75 state lodges expected to attend. District Vice President Austin Funk, of Greencastle, will head the local Aloose lodge delegation who will attend five business sessions, an enrollment ceremony and. tw 7 o banquets.

Sk5mmerhorn-Kato Wedding .Announced S.F.C. Amos F. Skimmerhorn and Aliss Alisako Kato were united in marriage on August 17 at the American Embassy in Tolj^vo. Japan. The couple is expected to return to the United States sometime near February, 1957. They will take a short vacation in Greencastle before g'oing to S.F.C. Skimmerhorn’s next assignment. Amos is the son of Airs. Cora Chrisenberry and James Skimmerhorn.

ANNIVERSARIES Wednesday Air. and Airs. Carl Smith, 44 years today, Sept. 18. Air. and Airs. Jesse E. Coffman, 58 years today, Sept. 18.

STARTING YOUNG LAWTON, Mich. (UP)—Fif-teen-month-old Kathy Stoker, w 7 ho learned to walk just a few months ago, can roller skate

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Miss Maryan Fox Engagement Announced Air. and Mrs. L. Rodman Fox. of 336 Reeder street, Easton, Pa., announce the engagement of their daughter, Aliss Alaryan Gainor Fox, to Richard Chapin, of Cambridge, Alass., son of Airs. F.nest Angell, of New York City and Newtown, Conn., and Vincent Chapin, of the U. S. diplomatic service in Havana. Cuba. Miss Fox is a graduate of Westover School, Aliddlebury, Conn., and Vassar College, and the granddaughter of Airs. John Cannon, of Greencastle. Air. Chapin is an assistant dean at Harvard Business School from which he received his master’s degree. He was graduate) from Alilton. Mass. Academy and Harvard College, where he became a member of the Delphic Club, the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 and Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Cloverdale Home Demonstration Club Will Meet The Cloverda'e Home Eiemonstration Club will mert at the home of Airs. Loren Stwalley on Friday, September 21st at 1.30 p. m.

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Pleasant Gardens Ulub Holds Meeting The Pleasant Gardens Home Demonstration Club helds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl K. Alorlan on Friday. Roll call was answered by each member naming a style of furniture. The flag salute and the club creed were repeated in unison. The secretary's and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. Health, Safety Outlook and the Garden reports were presented by Mrs. Arthur Turner, Airs 1 George Mercer and Mrs. Roy j

MAMIE EISENHOWER, to the White House (dress pattern In this case), seems reluctant r' I’r- : lent Eisenhower draws her up for a bow at GOP rally in Gettysburg, Pa. fI.?fen»ationa4 boundp/w/lo/