The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1956 — Page 2

Golden Key C'las«* To Meet Friday

A nice eream social is planned for this coming Friday evening by the Golden Key Class, one of the adult classes of Gobin Methodist Church. The social will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Longden, Jr., on the Stilesville Road opposite the

C HI RCH PLANS DINNER The Croys Creek church wi! have a kick-off dinner Frida -

Of 44 wildcat wells, four find I some oil but only one finds a field | of ar million barrels or more— enough to last the nation

! roughly four hours.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT As many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are the sons God.—Romans 8:14. Faith is the victor}'. Believe Christ and attempt the impossible and you

n rise above your lower nature can eat - is suggested that

FINAL CLOSEOUT SALE

ALL SUMMER AND FALL HATS REDUCED ">0% OR MORE ONE DAY ONLY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27TH 9:00 A. M. TO 5 P. M. VOLIYA HAT SHOP 20 Vine Street

Terrace View Gardens. All mem-

bers and friends of the class are [vice president; Iva Harcourt for cordially invited to attend. Cof- secretary: Mrs. Robert Arnold, fee will be furnished in addition (vice secretary and Mrs. Lloyd tc all the home made ice cream Greenlee treasurer.

i Roll call and secretary trea-

and become in'very truth God’s ^ ^g cake or cookies. surer reports were given and ap-

“B&sic Teachings of Christian- proved. Mrs. Goss reported on itv” is the subject of the fall the county nominating commit-

All adult members and friends of Gobin Church who are interested in undertaking a series study of

Swlck’s Rest Roman Holiday Wayne Feeds Adlers Cannon's Clothing

evening. Sept. 28. at 6:30 DST First Citz Bk for an every member 'Coan's Phar. campaign. The dinner will be m Mac’s Men’s Wear the form of a pitch-in. Milk and Hi Indv Garne _

coffee will be furnisred. 201

Following the dinner there will Hi Indv. Series-

be a program by local talent. 532.

The church pastor will be present Hi Team Game to take part in the program. Hi Team SeriesEverybody is welcome. Series over 425:

Canaan CTnb Holds : All Day Meeting

The Canaan Home Demonstra'tion Club enjoyed an all day 'meeting at the home of Mrs. Elmer Christy Thursday, Sept. 20 with Mrs. Glen Duncan as cohostess. At noon, all enjoyed a carry in luncheon, followed by the regular meeting conducted by our president. Mrs. Leffel Goss, salute to both flags, creed and song of the month and election of officers for the coming year were as follows. Mrs. Leffel Goss was re-elected president - Mrs. Vem Runnells elected for

A. VonTress,

-A. VonTr. Swick’s 787 Swick’s 2297 A. VonTress

Fun*rol Home 222 E Wbttriivjtan St. CHanaM Ajwb*iU»nc<

Personal

And Local News BSriefs

for the coming year.

Mrs. Iva Harcourt then gave an interesting lesson on Furniture arrangement, stating the age of the members of the fami-

basic Christian thought are wel- ly had a prominent point in the

come. On Sunday, September 30 room arrangement,

the opening discussion will be ; Mrs. Emery Johnson gave the

Hugh Doaks of Claude, Texas “What the Old Testament Tea- Safety Lesson, stressing the is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Me- ches about God.” The class meets point of close attention and first Lean. in the sanctuary of the church at aid to minor cuts and bruises. The Needlucraft Ciub wm meet ,9:30 A. M. ' ( The Outlook was given by

Mrs. Fay Kessmger stating the future on marketing looked good.

ended

Friday afternoon a*: 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Harold Scobee, 137

West Berry street.

John W. King was in Leban-

DAKOTA TOWN FALLING APART

Mrs. Dorset! Hostess

To Jefferson Tup. Club j Our business meeting The Jefferson Township Home w ith the club prayer.

Demonstration Club met with ! During the social hour. Mrs.

on this morning and took the Mrs. Walter Dorsett with Mrs. Greenlee gave a contest special train running from there q c Goodpaster and Mrs. Ancel ancl was won ^ Mrs - C1 y de to- Anderson for a Kefauver as CO -hostess on Sept. Jones and another by Mrs. Don-

I meeting tonight.

THAT CRACK in the wall of this Elk Point, S. D., high school building is just one of many which have appeared in homes and community buildings of the town of 1,367. A glacial drift about 90 feet underground is causing the town to sag. This meeting on what to do shows (from left) City Councilman Roy Lamb, School Superintendent Donald Jacoby and School B^ard member George FenneL This school may be abandoned. (International)

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20th. with 22 members, one guest a * d " oodall won by Mrs. \ em

A change was announced today Mrs. Edward Shultz and two Lydick. We had sixteen members in determining the 1957 acreage children answering roll call with ■ P resen ^’ s ^ x children and one of wheat. If the acreage of wheat “Name of my first school.” Mrs. guest. Mrs. Marvin Edgar to en-

| exceeds the allotment as much as Charlie Wise, club president wa-s i J°- v the (la y-

one-tenth acres, the producer will jin charge leading in reading of I 0ur next meeting will be with be considered to be in excess and creed and flag salute with Mrs. ; MrS- Joe Garrett > ° ct- 18 at 1 P -

shall be notified accordingly, in George Parker leading the song, m -

the past all tenths were dropped. School Days. The new officers ^ It was stated that this revised fur comming year were voted on ) A .A. U. W. Enjoys ; procedure will be applicable to Mrs. Myron McCammack, presi- ! Dinner Meeting

other 1957 grains for which ! dent ; Mrs - Harold Stringer, vice ; measurements are required. president, Mrs. Ann Crosby, sec-

! retary; Mrs. Blanchard Ketch-

The Secretary of Agriculture um treasurer

today announced that farmer* w e we ,. e fort u„ate in having I Pre3byterian church 0 " TueSd3y . who have not complied with their one of our members Mr3 . Myron I evening. Plans for the dinner

19:>6 acreage reserve agreements McCammack selected as one of of the Soil Bank will be released models at the Progress Show, from their agreements. Those j Mrs. Chester Day gave a safecomplying partially with their ’ e y j- a i k on how to keep children agreements may enter into revi?- I ?a fe in the home. Mrs. Alva Posed agreements covering the land ter gave the out-look report. | actually placed in the acreage re- Mrs. Ann Crosby and Mrs. DoroI serve. Revised agreements thy Stringer gave the lesson on should not be executed until de- I Furniture arrangements stressi tailed instructions are received. ^ ing convenient and attractive

The year’s activities of A. A. U. W. began with a dinner meeting in Community Hall of the

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crcrusore

of Fillmore entertained Saturday night with a wiener roast. The following family’s were present. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Raab of Brazil and their family Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Raab and Wayne

and friend and Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and daughters, Teressa, Charlotte and Rhonda - . Also Mr. and Mrs. Oral McCullough and children, Charles Melvin and Janice Kay of Coatesville. All had a wonderful time.

furniture having passage ways clean in the home. Meeting closed with club pray-

er.

All departed thanking Mrs. Dorsett for her lovely refresh-

Raab men ^- s and mos t enjoyable after-

noon.

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Farm Bureau Group Holds lOlh Reunion

The tenth annual reunion of Car 404, Train 1, 1947, Farm Bureau tour was held Sunday, Sept. 23. 1956 at the country heme of Alvan and Juanita - Clodfelter just southeast of Craw-

fordsville.

While our group was rather j small this time, a very nice din-

—EISENHOWER

ducts.”

"We will continue expanding the new rural development program, bringing long-denied op-

.. . . , ... .. ner was spread at the noon hour,

portumty to farm families on the

lowest rungs of the economic ladder,” the President said.

TV TONIGHT

WISH-TY—Channel 8

6:00 6:15 6:30

Thanks was returned by Fred

Smith.

j After dinner the president, Alvan Clodfelter called the group to order for a short business ses-

! sion.

New officers elected were,

News; Weather president, Robert Houston, viceCBS News piesident; Lois Smith, our secreOpry Stars tary; Marie Ward was re-elected. Godfrey j Sharon Hervey of Cloverda e

7:00

8:00 Millionaire sang two songs. Faith .Hope and 8:30 I've Got a Secret Charity and Let the Sun Shine 9:00 Steel Hoar In. 10:00 News; Weather Slides of our 1947 trip and 10:15 Hignway Patrol some pictures of Texas were 10:45 Late Show shown by Alvan Clodfelter and WTTV—Channel 4 Fred Smith. 6:00 Little Rascals Several were unable to be 6:30 Disneyland present for various reasons. Mrs. 7:30 Waterfront Bdls Bratton, Mrs. Ethel Me8:00 Charlie Char. harr y and Gear Kirkpatrick were 9:00 Boxing on the sick Iist - 9:45 Newsreel Those present were Virgil and 10:00 Favorite Story Nina V ilkinson of V aynetown, 10:30 News - ^ r - and ^ rS- GaT ^ Porter of 10:45 Hollywood Movie Waveland , Mr. and Mrs. Leroy WTHI-TV—Channel 10 Sehlagel of Daleville. Robert

Cloverdale, Fred

6:00

News

6:30 ....

Annie Oakley

7:00 ....

Godfrey

8:00 ....

Millionaire

8:30

T’ve Got a Secret

9:00

Warner Bros.

10:00 ....

News

11:00 ....

Police Call

Houston of

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Edwards and wife, Mrs. Kate Stafford Marie Ward of Craw-

erdale. After thanking the h<?st and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Clodfelter for a very pleasant day, the group left for their various homes agreeing to meet next ! year at the home of Fred and Lois Smith, the latter part of; Sept or early October.

Neighborly Sewing Club Meets This Evening

The Neighborly Sewing club v.’ill meet this evening at 7:30 p. jin. at the home of Mrs. Dorothy I Sutherlin. Roll call will be a bowl

I exchange.

were made by the Social committee of which Mrs. R. W. McIntyre is chairman. Those assisting were Mrs. Jeannetta Bills, Miss Sylvia and Miss Golda Taylor Miss Olive Kohlmeyer and Mrs.

Elizabeth Powell.

The president, Mrs. Paul Thomas, presided at the business session following the dinner. At that time the officers and committee were presented. Mrs. Clark Norton, vice-presi-dent and study group coordinator, presented the leaders of the study groups as follows: Mrs. James Madison—Child

Study.

Mrs. Joe McCord and Miss Florence Talburt—Current Liter-

ature.

Mrs. Ray Mizer—Social Stud-

ies.

Mrs. A. C. Northrop—Creative Writing. The first meeting of this group will be held Wednesday evening, Sept. 26, in High School Building under direction of Dr. Raymond Pence. Mrs. Orville Davis—Arts. The first meeting of this group will be held on Wednesday evening. Sept. 26, in DePauw Arts Bldg, with Prof. Helen Leon. At first meeting of Current Affairs with Miss Edith Sublette a chairman will be selected, this meeting to be held on Tuesday evening, October 2nd. Miss Marian Mullendore, vice president and membership chairman introduced the newly enrolled members and the guests for the occasion. Miss Catherine Riggs. Education chairman, outlined the courses to be offered in the Adult Education Classes. Mrs. Ray Mizer, co-chairman with Dr. Anne Nichols, of t^e program committee, outlined the program planned throughout the

year.

Mrs. Norman McCammon, secretary, and Mrs. T. G. Yuncker, treasurer, submitted their respective reports and Mrs. L. E. Sheridan presented the budget. Willard Umbreit, the guest speaker, gave a very entertaining report of the tour of the DePauw Choir, first to Norway and Sweden, then brief visits in Fiance, Germany, Switzerland and London from w'here they returned home. The choir members were warmly welcomed at every appearance and were graciously entertained in private homes in the various cities. Comments in leading newspapers praised the performances of thr choir under the able direction of Prof. George Gove. Mr. Umbreit spoke highly of the attitude of the choir members throughout the trip. Following the verbal report Mr. Umbreit showed most attractive slides depicting the scenery in the countries visited which added to the pleasure of the program. A vote of thanks ,

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