The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1956 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER WED., DEC. 5, 1956 Pago 2 CREEXCASTLE, IXD. First Citzens Bank I>»acrue

Swick’s

26H

121*

Roman Holiday

265

13

1st Citz. Bk

.. 23 H

154

Wayne Feeds

17

22

Mac’s

17

22

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 341

Adler's 16U 22^ ! Cannon's Clothing 15 24 Coan's Pharmacy .... 14^ 24; Hi Indiv. Game, R. Brattain 244 Hi ndv. Series, R. Brattain 612 Roman Holiday .... 26 13 High Team Game—R. Holiday 876 Hi Team Series—R. Holiday 2351. Series over 425: R. Brattain j 612, E. Shinn 510, J. Murray 455 A. Vontress 454, M. Smithers ! 439, A. Domasco 438, Swope 436.

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Friday, Dec. 7th. There will be TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT j a pitch-in dinner at the noon Then said Peter, Silver and hour. Members please remember gold have I none, but such as T the SI.00 gift exchange, have give I thee.—Acts 3:6. The Herman Hendrich suffered Apostles had little money but painful injuries and a broken vast power to heal the sick. May- ' ankle while operating a bulldoze; be something stands in our way? on a farm in Floyd township on

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Personal

And Local News Uriels

Mrs. Annie Myres of Cloverdale was in Indianapolis Monday to an eye specialist. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Queeney returned home from two weeks visit in Chicago with relatives. Mrs. Annie Myres has returned home from the Methodist hospital where she w r as operated on Nov. 22 for a cataract on the eye. Mrs. Roxie Chambers and son and Mrs. Carrie Strong of Bicknell visited their aunt, Lou Williams of Cloverdale, on Saturday. Mrs. Nancy George, Mrs. Lucile Gilen and daughter, Barbara of Gosport, visited Mrs. Annie Myres Saturday. In the advertisement of Eitel’s Flowers appearing on Tuesday, the price range of blooming plants should have been $1.00 to $10.00, instead of $4.00 to $10.00 Charles Henson, of Owen county, died Tuesday in a DeKalb, 111., hospital. The deceased was the father of H. L. Henson and Mrs. Mildred Gaston, both Cloverdale residents. The Pythian Sisters of Emerald Temple 369 Cloverdale will hold their regular meeting also their annual election of officers Thursday night, Dec. 6. at 7:20 DST. Brick Chapel Home Demonstration Club will meM Tuesday. Dec. 11. at 1:00 p. m. DST, at Old Trail Inn for a luncheon. Please have your reservations in to Mrs. Francis Lane by Friday. Dec. 7. Gift exchange and program. Five members of DePauw’s history department will attend the 38th annual Indiana History Conference in Indianapolis Saturday, Dec. 8. They are Dr. A. W Crandall, department head, and Drs. George B. Manhart, Coen Pierson, Clifton Phillips, and John Baughman. Dr. Pierson is president of the Indiana History Teachers Association, which will hold a separate sesrion at 10 a. m. in the State Library and Historical Building.

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ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Gilbert S. Twomey, 12 Highland St. Wednesday. Dec. 5th.

MAY' WAIVE PAYMENT

WASHINGTON (UP)—Initial congressional reaction indicated today that Congress will agree to waive an $81 million interest payment from Britain for 1956. Britain needs the dollars to help pay for emergency U. S. oil shipments made necessary by the blocking of the Suez Canal. The British government asked the United States Tuesday to waive the 1956 interest payment on its 1946 U. S. loans and World War II lend-lease debt. Stale Department Press Officer Lincoln White said the British request will be submitted to Congress for approval.

NEW UPRISING LOOMS BUDAPEST (UP)—Hungary’s desperate but defiant millions edged dangerously close today to a new armed uprising. The new spirit of revolt was farmed by realization that the Soviet backed Janos Kadar regime had no intention of granting the key demands of the workers. Tension w r as running high and Western observers said Thursday could be a fateful day for Hungary. Unsigned leaflets distribute in the streets called for a new armed uprising against the Com munist oppressors. They gave no date for the attack but set Thursday for a mighty demonstration.

Ball State To Face Tiger Five Opening whistle in the 1956-57 Indiana Collegiate Conference race will be blown here Thursday night when DePauw r and Ball State tangle on the Tigers’ home court. Each club knocked over a nonconference opponent last Saturday. with DePauw handling Western Reserve, 72-58, and Ball State defeating Franklin, 75-48. Scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m. in Bowman Gymnasium, Thursday’s tilt veil serve as a tiebreaker in the 29-vrar-old cage rivalry between the two schools. In 42 previous DePauw-Ball State games the decisions are all even at 21 apiece, with the Bengals winning both ends of last year’s home-and-home series, 8772 and 86-70. Big gun for Coacii Cal Luther’s host quintet is forward Bob Schrier, all-time scoring leader at DePauw, and forwards Tom Dobbs and Wayne Van Side carry the Cardinals’ offensive burden.

B. Brown

1

0

1

McCarter 6 6

1

Steiner

. 1

5

Query’ : 2 0

i

James

. 3

0

5

Tucker 3 2

fe

M. Schroer

4

1

1

27 14

8

Hostellar

1

o

o

Lints

. 3

0

2

Total

17

11

21

Net Schedule

Reelsville (63)

Ft;

FT

PF

Lewis

13

4

4

Thursday

Renner

0

0

2

Ball State at DePauw

Friend

. 1

3

2

D. Hutcheson

8

3

2

Friday

Barnett

1

1

4

Martinsville at Greencastle

Beaman

3

0

1

Bello Union vs. Russellville, at

26

11

15

Waveland

Cloverdale at Bainbridge

Patrickshurg (88)

FG

FT

PF

Huber

5

0

0

Saturd »y

Crick

11

6

2

North Salem at Fillmore

Net Summaries

Tiger Cubs (61) FG FT PF

Dickson 9 York 1 Ballard 0 Patterson 7 Carson 0 Remsburg 9 Fobes 1

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Brown

0

0

1

Total

27

7

14

Plainfield (48)

FG

FT

PF

Hobbs

.... 2

1

0

Stafford

.... 4

9

2

Nvsewanger

.... 2

8

4

Cocain

.... 3

2

3

Lee

1

0

0

Ruddick

.... 2

0

0

Total

14

20

9

Belle Union (76)

FG

FT

PF

Walton

15

2

4

Sheppard

... 2

6

4

R. Williams

.... 3

1

3

Hacker

.... 1

3

4

Dor.sett

... 5

6

1

Cox

.... 1

0

0

F. Williams

... 2

0

1

Total

29

18

17

Bowling Green (44) FG

IT

PF

Lunsford

... 3

7

2

D. Brown

.... 0

1

1

C. Schroer

1

0

4

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