The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 November 1956 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANN€* FRI.. KOV. 9. 1956 Page 2 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

BAIXBRFDGE Eskimo Bridge Club members enjoyed their November meetings Thursday evening, Nov. 1 art the home of Mrs. Robert Michael of Greencastle. Mr and Mrs. Harold Gibbs and family, missionaries of Mexico. are viaiting her* with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Worley and family. Arthur Mitchell of I^aGrange, I.., visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Mitchell over last week end. Mildred Ahlgren Literary Chib members recently enjoyed their October meeting at the home of Mrs. E. L. Gray. Mr. nd Mrs. Frank Miller spent the day of October 24th with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson of CrawfordsviUe, it being the 56th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Yeager and family of West Virginia visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Caywood and family. Mrs. George Green and children returned home last week after an extended visit with her parents in New Jersey. WSCS of the Methodist Church

held their regular November meeting Thursday afternoon at rhe home of Mrs. Dolby Ceilings. Mrs. Cora Harris left Wednesday for Lafayette where she will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fitzsimmons of near Logansport spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Quinnette and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael and Mrs. Vesta Mitchell attended a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Mrs. Myrtle Kirby of Hidalgo, Illinois. Willis Dickson attended the funeral of a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Sweet of Shannondale, Saturday. Mr- and Mrs. Ray Graham and Delbert, Mr. and Mrs. James Skelton and family visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson of DeKalb, Illinois. Mrs. Cevilla Harmless and daughter spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harmless'and family of Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gooch visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pound and family of Fairbanks over the past week end. Home Demonstration Club held ita November meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. D. O. Tate

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THE DAILY BANNER r and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice at Jreencastle, Indiana as second lass mail matter under act of ♦larch 7, 1878. Subscription •riee 25 rents per week, $5.00 •er year by mail in Putnam ounty, S6.00 to $10.40 per year •utside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 8. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Who can say, I have made my neart clean, I am pure from my sin?—Prov. 20:9. If we have sincerely repented we can say just that. Paul said I know nothing against myself. Only a saint can say that.

Persoual And Local News Briefs

All offices in the court house will be closed Monday, November 12th. Mrs. Laura Denny of Bloomington and Alva Danny of Sioux Falls, Iowa were guests of Mrs. Nellie Denny last week end. Mrs. Mary Shumaker and Mrs. Barbara Sullivan from Huntsville, Alabama called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Salsman and family Wednesday evening. Claude Porter, 20, Greencastle, was arrested by city police on a speeding charge. Porter w'as nabbed at the intersection of Bloomington and Washington streets. The County Home Demonstration Chorus will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 13th, at 7:30 p. m. at the First Christian church. As a program will be given on Nov. 27th, a full attendance is urged.

SOCIETY Donna Lynn Funk P.ride of Roger Ragland

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Funk of Indianapolis, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Donna Lynn, and Ens. Roger Atherton Ragland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Ragland of Mt. Pospect, EL, on October 20. The young married couple is re siding in San Francisco and Ens. Ragland has reported for duty aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp. Mrs. Ragland is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mm Harry Moore, 509 So. Indiana St.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays, Nov. 9th.— Paula Lee Hamm, Johnnie Spousel, Crystal Black, Helen Samuels, Russell Coleman, Robert Huffman, Mrs. Clyde Grimes, Plainfield; George E. Friend, John A. Friend, Earle Wayne Talley, Linda Marie Burton. Linda Marie Burton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burton, 202 W. Liberty, 8 years old today, Nov. 9.

Relatives Honor Mrs. Myrtle Kirby Twenty one relatives from Indiana arrived Sunday morning to honor Mrs. Myrtle Kirby on her birthday. A bountiful dinner was served. Gifts were unwrapped and a good time was enjoyed by all. Pictures were taken followed by music and singing. Those present vrere a brother. Herbert Blue, his son, Eugene Blue and wife and son from Cloverdale; a sister, Mrs. Hettie Scott from Cloverdale; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Scott daughter and their son, John F. Moore, wife and son of Eminence; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whicker, a niece from Indianapolis; their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Whicker from Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Whicker and son and daughter from GTawfordsville; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Michael and Mrs. Vesta Mitchell, nieces from Bainbridge; her son, Claibourne Weddell, wife and sons, Keitn. Karroll and Karl, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kirby, Yale. 111.

THANKS We wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to the people w r ho donated food, money and assisted in any way in serving meals to the Jefferson township election boards. R. P. Allee H. K. Wallace V. H. Scott

IN MEMORY In memory of Mrs. Alta Shannon who passed aw^ay one year ago today. Sadly missed by her family. TV TONIGHT

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News Roundup

Mrs. Chastain Hostess To Roachdale Group The Women’s Fellowship, Group Tw r o, of the Roachdale Christian church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bernice Chastain with twenty two members and two gr.ests present. The president, Mrs. Edna Young, was in charge of the meeting. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved and treasurer’s report given. Presents for the mental patients were discussed and also a Christmas present for our own mental patient. Devotions were given by Mrs. Albert McFerran followed by a panel discussion on “Our Community, its needs, and how we can best help through our church.” Mrs. McFerran acted as moderator and the panel consisted of Mrs. Leonard Hays, Mrs. Elsie Thompson and Mrs. Hazel Rice. Mrs. Chastain served delicious refreshments assisted by Mrs. Vesta Barnes and Mrs. Hazel Rice. Boston Club Will Meet Monday evening The Boston Club will meet with Mrs. A. L. Meredith Monday evening at 7:30. Miss Sachiko Mori will give the program.

s. c. c. To Meet Tuesday S. C. C. will meet with Mrs. Frank DeVaney Tuesday evening, Nov. 13 at 7:30. Mrs. Grace P. Hurst will be the assisting hostess .

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Net Teams Split Twin Bill Thurs.

Greencastle and Fillmore youngsters split a double header basketball program last night. The local 8th grade team defeated the Fillmore 8th graders, 42 to 16. trut the Greencastle freshmen were nosed out by the Fillmore frosh, 33 to 32. Akers and Crawley were outstanding for the winning 8th i grade squad. Patterson and Tipton were high scorers for the losing freshmen outfit.

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Hogs 9,500; fully steady; 180250 lb. S14.75-$15.15, some $15.25; 250-300 lb. S14.00-$14.75, few $15.00; 120-160 lb. $13.00-$14.00.

RUSSIA IS EXPECTED TO REJECT U. N. PLAN UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP)—Diplomatic sources predicted today Soviet Russia would reject any United Nations effort to lift the reimposed Iron Curtain on famine-stricken Hungary. , The sources said the Russians might even block emergency food and medical supplies for the shattered nation. The United States asked the U. N. General Assembly today to demand Russia and its puppet Hungarian regime permit the w'orld to send in desperately needed food, medicine and clothing to the suffering people. Diplomats had almost 18 hours to consider the U. S. draft resolution carefully before it was submitted to the assembly formally after its emergency session opened this morning.

Ind. State To Battle Tigers In DePauw’s final home game of the season here tomorrow' afternoon, the local Tigers will meet an Indiana Collegiate Conference opponent, Indiana State. Neither ‘outfit has won r league game this year, and the Dad's Day battle at 1:30 in Blackstock Stadium will determine both the sixth-place finisher and the cellar dweller. Coach Bob Hicks will stick rather closely to the line-up which opened against Butler two weeks ago, although tw r o replacements are possible. Halfback Tom Campbell and tackle Ron Galiene are recovering from injuries, and starting in their places may be Dene Knight and Don Dixon. Other starters will include ends Pat Ewing and Jack Johnson, tackle Dwnght Tallman, guards Dick Vartanian and Ron Turner, quarterback Morrie Goodnight, halfback Dick Hackenberg, and fullback Skip Mathieson.

way cast fMDores vocalists GaW ; will do songs from the P-oadw^v Bytrs and Alice Schwartz. They ; musical “The King and I.”

News Of Boys WHITTIER, Alaska (AHTNC) —Army Pvt. Robert L. Keck, whose wife, Carol, lives on Route 1, Roachdale, Ind., recently arrived in Alaska and is now assigned at the Port of Whittier Keck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Keck, Roachdale, was last stationed at' Fort Ord, Calif. A former employe of the Allison Division of General Motors in Indianapolis, he entered the Army last May and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. J-

IN MEMORY In loving memory of G. R. Haimon who departed this life six years ago today, Nov. 9. 1950. Sunshine passed, shadows fall, Love’s remembrance outlast ai\ Time speeds on, six years have passed Since death its gloom its shadows cast. And took from us a shining light. We miss that light and always will His vacant place no one can fill. A loving husband so kind and true No friend on earth like him we’d find For all of us he did his best May God grant him eternal rest. Down here we mourn but not in vain For up in Heaven we’]] meet again. Sadly missed by wife and children. p.

GOPPINGEN. Germany (AHTNC)—Pfc. Melvin E. Ford, 23, whose wife, Esther, and parents, Mr. and Mis. Jesse C. Ford, live in Roachdale, Ind., is a member of the 25th Transportation Battalion in Germany. A mechanic in the battalion’s 16th Company, Ford entered the army in October, 1955. He completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and arrived in Europe last April. Ford is a 1951 graduate of Roachdale High School. He was a farmer before entering the army.

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