The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 September 1956 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER SAT.. SEPT. ?9. 1956 PajfP 2 <;REE\< \STLE. INDIANA

third vjpp.r aircraft carriar ♦ ‘i^osty *.vith claims that the P0,000-tnr! ship “can penetrate

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^— **■■»*- The* het\'est flat-top of the NEWPORT NEWS. Va Forrestal class was given the *UP( The Navy launched its name "USS Ranger.”

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SOCIETY

VI’S SNACK SHOP UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Sunday Special Fried Chicken with ail the Trimmings SI.00

DINNER SERVED 11 A. M. TO 5 P. M.

FORMER MAYOR DIES | five. Mr. Meek could gain nothing * who (hought up the canard, nor Tf the family pooch finds himELKHaRT. Ind. 11-P 1 David by hcrlding off. so assume that care. Some Civil War chap com- seif in a mood to throw up cm M. Hoover, 79, former Elkha r t , he wins with the ace and re- ; mented that war was h—, and the living room rug, who runs ma}’or, died Friday. He was j turns thes uit. Win the second this so-called “battle” between ; for the mop? Not pop. I can aj*>» n ayor from 1926 to 1950 ar d j diamond in dummy with the sev- genders is anything but. Men are sure you? He is fleetly running.

Greenrastle, Indiana as second Group will meet Tuesday evening Elkhart postmaster from 1952 to en. gallant, delightful and charm- but not for constructive reasons.

Cash dummy’s ace and queen * r ‘£- "Generous, kindly and provo- Strange sounds in dead of of hearts and discard two clubs cative. Witty, intelligent and in- night find the head of the house

from the closed hand. Then lead I dulgent. Ridiculous sometimes

Alumnae Group Will Meet On Tuesday Delta Theta Tau

Alumnae

•lass mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Sirf>scription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County, $f».00 to $10.40 per year

outside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher

17-19 South Jackson Street

at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Lloyd

Houck.

1936.

Miss Sylvia Taylor Honored With Party

Miss Sylvia Taylor, head of tl.e Greencastle library, was pleas-

antly surprised with a dinner ai d day night They donated the hats

TOSS HATS IN KING

WASHINGTON (UP)— Mrs. Harry S. Truman, Mrs. Estes Kefauver. and other prominent Democratic women tossed their old hats into the ring Fri-

1. O A A S $20 to $500.00 TAMILI FINANCE E. Z, Repayment Plan

PHONE 1478

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT He made one of blood every I nation of men to dwell on all tne I face of the earth—Acts 17:26. I God did not make any man untouchable. Several American presidents have come from tne very humblest classes, but they had faith and hope and courage.

Personal And Lotal News Briefs

party at the Union Building, by the library staff in honor of her birthday and fifth anniversary

as head of the library.

The theme Royalty was carried out in the place card titles. She was presented with a beautifully decorated cake in the shape of

the figure five.

Those present were: Mrs. Ethel Sears, Mrs. Walter DePew, Miss Martha McMillan, Mrs. O. T. Martin, Miss Golda Taylor and the guest of honor.

for an auction held at a Democratic women's day program.

O. E. S. NOTICE Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. E. S. regular stated meeting Wednesday, Oct. 3. 7 p. m. Friends night wil be observed. Friends will give the initiate! y work for tv%’o candidates. Visiting members welcome.

a small club and play no better return than a club. Win this with the ace in dummy. return anotl^er club and ruff it high. Now enter dummy with a small diamond to the nine. On this line of play dummy would then have a good club on which the ten of spades j could be discarded. Mr. Muzzy would lose only one diamond and one club.

tut there, there! This piece is to be on a high plane. Excellent creatures though they are, men do have their little foibles. Just as women are said to have, though the feminine idiosyncracies are usually consistent ones.

Blackwood

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SENATOR HOMER E. ^rbHART Discuss The Issues of the Day on The Following Radio Stations:

IVTTS (Bloomington)

Saturday, September ?9th — 12 Noon Sunday, September 30th — 1:30 I’. M.

V'JTfll (Torre Haute)

Friday, September 28th — 6:00 P. M. Saturday, September 29th — 1:00 P. M. Sunday, September 30th — 5:05 P. M.

WEO’.V (Terre Haute)

Friday, September 28th — 7:30 P. M. Saturday, September 29ith — 12:45 P. M. Sunday, September 30th — (5:45 P. M.

WGRE, Fnl » (Greencastle) Wednesday, October 3rd — 5:30 P. M. Sponsored by Putnam County CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

G. E. OGLES, Chairman

SIXTH DISTRICT

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THE EUJE NOTES

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AVA GARDNER is shown in Rome with two chaps who claim they’ll be her next, once she legally sheds Frank Smatra. but Walter Chinn (lefti, the popular Italian comedian, claims he’s a hug ahead of Frank Silvestri (right>, U. S. embassy employe. It was Silvestri who e , ted Ava at THE wedding in Monaco last spring. He says he’s 'V.;i in the running.” And those in the know say Ava’s fire hasn't a one out for crooner Frankie. What Chiari wants to know is, •'Witv coa t w** ^ left alone like normal people?” (International)

The Monday Club will meet October 1st at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Rector.

Billy Harris, 27-year-old colored man, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Noel Bettis Friday on a parole violation charge.

Putnam Lodge No. 45 I.O.O.F. will be host Tuesday evening to a district meeting of Odd Fellows which will bring about 75 to 100 lodgemen to this city.

Anthony Cancilla, former resident of this city, has been elected to the office of Grand Knight of St. Pius X Council Knights of Columbus in Indianapolis. This is the second term as Grand Knight for Mr. Cancilla.

Mrs. Henry Kroft of Port Austin, Michigan, who has spent the past three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitman, left Saturday by plane to join her husband, Lt. Kroft who is attending Squadron School in Montgomery, Ala.

Mrs. M. M. Marshall left Friday for Detroit, Mich., where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Jean Comstock. Mrs. Marshall spent several weeks at her home here and enjoyed meeting her old friends. Mrs. Comstock came to Greencastle several days ago and drove her mother to Detroit.

ANNIVERSARIES

Mrs. Rogers Hostess To Putnamville WSCS The W.S.C.S. of Putnamville Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lelia Rogers. Meeting was called to order by the president, Bonnie Williams. Prayer was was given by Rose Sublett and two favorite hymns were sung by groups. Roll call was answered by eleven members. Business meeting followed and plans for feeding the election board members was discussed. It was voted to send five dollars to Korean charity project. Business meeting was. closed with a prayer by Mrs. Kate

Whitaker.

Social hour followed and lovely refreshments were served to eleven members, one guest, Mrs. Regina \Shannon , and three

children.

Assisting hostess, Mrs. Madonna McCullough.

FAIRLY SPOKEN

On Frids'e

Birthdays Craig Barrett, six years old today. Sept. 29. Sarah Tucker, 202 Green street, 86 years old today.

CLUB CALENDAR

Monday

Football Mothers Club—7:30— Mrs. John E. Fobes. Fortnightly Club—7:30—M”s. W. B. Peck.

Tuesday

Needlework Club—2 p.

Miss Ella Coffman.

Active Tri Kappa—8 p.

Mrs. John Caspar.

Delta Theta Tau—8 p. m.— American Legion Home.

Wednesday

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae—2 p. m.—Mrs. Harry D.

Moore.

Country Reading Club—2 p. m. —Mrs. Edmond Torr.

Muzzy Discards Wrong Laser And Goes Down One “A loser is a loser,” said Mr. Muzzy petulantly, after he lost today’s contract. “What difference does it make which loser I discard first?” North dealer NeitUer side vulnerable

north Mr. Abel

Bravery Of The Sexes fequeamishly Compared By Margaret Latrobe The constant references to

One of the strange phenomena peculiar to men is that they can be staunch in the face of danger, and quivering cowards when con fronted by the inconsequential. Men who stormed the beaches of Saipan and Tinian, leading their comrades through unspeakable sights and sounds of battle, when confronted by a cut finger will run shrieking from the

house.

And just let mamma take off

to the beauty parlor hours, leaving the

charging bravely forth to accost possible intruders, but if the noise squaaks like am ouse where is papa? Mice give him the willies, that's what, and are said to earn,- unattractive germs. He should risk his health and nerves apprehending a furry

germ-laden beastie?

Set a trap, dearie—and let

him catch himself.

Menfold will wade into icy torrents in search of elusive trout. An eel caught on the hook gives him no qualm, but set a pan of raw liver thawing on the kitchen sink and see how

father fares .

Brave lads and true, .some of ’em have weak tummies. And I think they encourage each other in their weaknesses. Mighty

for two funny how they run to a patbaby in tern of squeamishness at all the

pop's care. Can be cope with the wrong times. That is, at the diaper department? WHO times when the Imlies would like I ME? | to be squeamish themselves.

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IN MEMORY Masten—In loving memory of Aleta Masten who passed away one year ago. Sept. 29. 1955. From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest God has taken you, dear loved one, Where you have found eternal rest. J. G. Masten and family. ?

TONIGHT

WISH-TV—Channel 8

6:00 ....

Annie Oakley

6:30

Buccaneers

7:00 ....

Jackie Gleason

8:00 ...

Gale Storm

8:30

Hey Jeame

9:00 ....

Gunsmoke

9:30

- High Finance

10:00

News; Weather

10:15

Susie

: 10:45

Late Show j

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