The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 October 1956 — Page 8

THE DAILY BANNE* mi., CKT. 20. I9>« Page 8 GEMOXAHTI.P. INDIANA Sees Increase In Enrollment

INDIANAPOLIS. UP Robert H Wyatt, executive secretary of the State Teachers Assn., told group’s annual convention here Thursday that Indiana school enrollment will rise from the present 835.000 to 1.000 000 by 1960. In his speech, Wyatt said the state should split educational costs 50-50 with local communities. He said it is impossible for the communities to provide adequate schooling because of soaring costs. O. M. Swihart, superintendent of Kokomo city schools, was elected president of the association Thursday. Mrs. Mary J. Beaman. Marion County, was elected vice president. The ISTA assembly resolved to

ask the State Legislature for teacher salary raises. The present minimum is S2.727. The teachers wanted the starting salary raised to between $3,600 to $4 500. The teachers also renewed their demand for removal of the state school superintendent from politics.

Town board members announced the appointment of Jack Cun-1 ningham to succeed Pickering as marshal.

Marshal Quits After Shooting DARLINGTON, Ind. (UP) — Town marshal Glenn Pickering has resigned his job as a selfimposed penalty for shooting a youth he caught soaping automobile windows in a pre-Hal-lowe'en prank. Pickering fired a short Oct. 19 which wounded Howard Hall, 17, in the foot. The boy was not hurt badly. Pickering said later he was “very sorry” he hurt the boy. He said he didn’t intend to shoot ! him.

MAJESTIC AND JANITROL Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment. CURRIES TIN AND FURNACE COMPANY Phone 17

Club Met With Mrs. Elmer Seller The Twentieth Century Club met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Seller on East Walnut street, Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 2 p. m. Seventeen members were present. After the devotions and business session were finished Mrs. Sarah R. Wright read a paper on the “Negroes in Music and Art.” Part of the paper gave information from the book entitled "The Negro Genius” by Brawley. Brawley said that suffering had paid a great part in building the arts ,and that much of

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NEED MONEY? SEE US FOR $20 TO S500. Loan payments cancelled in case of unemployment due to sickness, accident or death under an optional plan. PUTNAM LOAN COMPANY, Inc. PHONE — 1296-X —- 1298-X 28 South Jackson

LITTLE THEATRE Mail Orders For Reserved Seats Orders by season ticket holders will be filled first in order of receipt. Holders of permanent Thursday reservations need not send in this reservation. I understand that I must pick tip the tickets at DcPauw Dook Store by noon on Monday, November 5th. "THE IDEAL HUSBAND" NOVEMBER 8, 9, 10 TO THE LITTLE THEATER, SPEECH HALL Name Address Please reserve Tickets for (dates) Approximate Location I Hold Season Ticket (No.)

JOHN W. KING When elecled I will to return

—AGRICULTURE —LABOR —BUSINESS, to the place of prosperity they once held ... to represent all the people in the Sixth District ... to support only policies which will establish the United States in a place of honor, in a world at peace.

JOHN VV. KING Putnam County Farmer Pioneer Family Small Business Man Native Hoosier Married — One Daughter VOTE DEMOCRATIC FOR CONGRESS Sixth District

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th« best Negro art had come t» us through the primitive, emotional and sensational selves. Among the many artists mentioned were Robert Douglas, Henry C. Tanner, Wm. E. Scott, George T. White, Roland Hayes, P. Robertson. Patty Brown, Marion Anderson, E. C. Campbell and others. Each of these mentioned and many others have created an appreciation of their own Negro spiritual. Mrs. Wright mentioned several of the universities and foundations of the South that have given aid in educating the talented Negro. Special mention was given to the October and November issues of the Woman’s Home Companion which gives an auto-biog-raphy of Marion Anderson. Delicious refreshments wore served by the hostesses, Mrs

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HAS DIVINE CALL WASHINGTON (UP)—House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin, Jr., said Thursday night “divine guidance” has called President Eisenhower to serve another term in the White House. “Everywhere,” the veteran Massachusetts lawmaker said, | "people of all political beliefs hail Eisenhower as the man the divine guidance has called to direct the affairs of the United States and the world in a trying and critical period.”

Brown Busters 12\± 11V^ Collins & Co 12 12 Home Laundry 11 13 Moore’s Shoes 1L 13 Singer Sew Co 10 14 Over 350: R. Brattain 567, S. Domasco 411, A. Long 386, F. Morrison 374, W. Brown 361.

TODAY’S LIVE STOCK MARKET IS REPORTED

FILLMORE MASONIC NOTICE Called meeting of App’ • »te Lodge No. 155 F. & A M Fidmore. Saturday, Oct. 27. 7 p. rn. Work in Master Mason degree. Visitors welcome. Members please bring a pie. Please note time. Raymond Herod, W. M.

0-C Midway Drive in Theater Intersection of 40 and 43.

Friday and Saturday “FOREVER AMBER” Linda Darnell. Cornell Wilde In Color “CITY OF THE BAD MEN” Jeanne Crain, Dale Robertson “THE VANISHING BODY” Each Movie Shown One Time, Beginning at 7 P. M.

Sunday Only In Cinemascope “SEVEN COINS IN THi: FOUNTAIN” In Color Clifton Webb, Jean Peters “THE ROAD HOME”

MAPLECR0FT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stilesvllle on U. S. 40 Show Starts at 7 P. M., DST

TRIPLE FEATURES Friday and Saturday (Features played in order shown on this Ad) Tom Conway and Delphi Lawrence “MURDER ON APPROVAL” Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly “HIGH SOCIETY” — PLUS — “PETTY GIRL” One Showin®- Onlv Saturday Night.' Sunday and Monday Show starts at 6:30 I*. M. Sunday Only Bette Davis, Debbie Reynolds “CATERED AFFAIR” — PLUS — “NOT AS A STRANGER”

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Mrs. Stierwalt Died On Friday Mrs. Nanny Stierwalt, 83, passed away early Friday morning at her resi Imre on Cloverdale R. 3, following an extended illness. Mrs. Stierwalt was born August 3, 1873 in Morgan county. Her husband Joseph preceded her in death in 1935. She was a member of the Corinth Baptist church, and had spent most of her life in the Lewisville community. Survivors are two sons, Paul, Coatesville ; and Albert of Stilesville; two daughters, Mrs. Gertie Browm, Spencer, and Mrs. Florence Terrell of Monrovia, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced Saturday by the Whitaker Funeral Home of Cloveidale. Friends may call at the Funeral Home.

Hogs 10.500; 25-50 lower: 180260 lb 14.75-15.25; 120-160 lb 12.50- 13.50. Cattle 400. calves 200; about steady; choice to prime steers bought to arrive at 29.00; good 17.50- 21.00; few standard and good steers and heifers 19.00; few choice heifers bought to arrive at 22.50; vealers steady to strong good and choice 19.50-23.00.

Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! If You Man! A \"'o Federal Land Bank Farm Loan Rates are going up SOON See Leon N. Snyder, Secretary-Treasurer Greeneastle National Farm Loan Association 18|2 W. Washington street Phone 543

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AFTER A BUM START, DODGERS HIT THEIR STRIDE

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