The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1956 — Page 4

THE DA'IY BANNER TUI RS.. CRT. 4. lft-,6 Fa^e 4 GRKENC \<TI.K. INDIANA

MORTON Mrs Anra S: f*nh<*rd of Sullivan Co. i> vi'iting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Unger. Mr. zr'! Mrs. I a.vrence Butcher of >n were week e»»d visitors of Mrs. S. B. Love. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomas were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Love. Mr. and Mr*. Verl Harbison of Francisco , Jnd., visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum last Thursday and F riday. The Harbisons are cousins of Mr. Yochum.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller and son Gregory c ail :1 on Mr. and

Mrs. Clair Albln and Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Miller on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Smithers and children of Bloomington were w’eek end visitors of Mrs. Elizabeth Clodfelter and children Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clodfelter of Brownsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and family of Greencastle Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Greencastle formerly of Morton are the parents of a son bom Saturday at the Putnam county j hospital. Mrs. Mae O'Hair, Marilyn fmc’ Denny O’Hair called on Mrs Earl Woodworth Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth and daughter, Ella Mae and Mrs Mae Woodworth attended Rally

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Day at the Salem church north of Clinton on Sunday. Rev. King a former pastor of Union Chapel is serving the Salem Church again this year. Recent visitors of Mrs. Mae Staggs were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Butler and baby son on Wedneslay and Mrs. O. M. Thomas on Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Scott, Mr. 2nd Mrs. Noel Nicholson and daughter, Daretha were in Montezuma on Sunday and enjoyed ating fish. Mrs. Nicholson played for the dance at VFW in Treencastle on Saturday evening.. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call and daughters were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Call end children, Mrs. Kate Call and Mrs. Josephine Burk. Clair Albin and Louis Williams were in Indianapolis Friday to hear Gov. Stevenson. Mr. Albin md Joe Case were in Anderson to hear Kefauver speak. Mrs. Theressa Wimmer of Rockville visited Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Burk last Thursday night | Wednesday until Friday of last Sunday visitors of the Burks week, were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Maddox

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Candice Randolph were in At- cago, stopped over on her way wood,. 111. last Saturday to visit to visit Mrs. Marvin Carpenter with Mrs. Randolph’s brother. j of Indianapolis and visited wot! Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter and Mr. Miss Mae Carpenter at the hotel md Mrs. Gene Calander were here.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and family of Crawfordsville were supper guests of Mrs. June

Gamer Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Risk and

sons, Albert Risk and Miss Avis Risk spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James H. Risk and son near

supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Clodfelter on Thursday evening. The supper was in honor of Mr. Clodfelter, Thursday being his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clodfelter of Lafayette called on Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dunwoody of

near Lafayette send formerly of Lafayette, this community attended the Mrs. Evie Hicks. Mrs. Ethel Farm Progress Show on Thurs- | Eggers and Mrs. Zella Radford day and called on Mrs. Josephine! attended the Eastern Star DisBurk and Carrie Clodfelter. j trict meeting at Bloomingdale Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clodfel- Saturday night, ter and children were weekend Deanna Cooper .daughter of visitors of Mrs. Elmer Clodfelter Mr. and Mrs. Eston Cooper, enSunday visitors were Mr. and tered her freshman year at DeMrs. Don Clodfelter and family. Pauw University. She was a Mrs. Elsie McBride of Rock- graduate from Roachdale High ville visited Mrs. Clodfelter from School with the class of 1956.

Mr. and Mrs. Blaze Robertson visited over the weekend with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rob-

ertson at Hammond.

Mr. and Mrs. Faye Robinson of Coatesville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lige Garrett Sunday. Mrs. James Risk and son and Miss Avis Risk visited Thursday morning with the Pearcy-family

j in Crawfordsville..

< hrLsmEm, 1 1. spent Monday I ran of North Salem called on Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. James Miller. I end Mre. Albert McFerran

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