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THE DAILY BANNER SAT., DEC. 15, 1956 Page 2 "RfcEN'C ASTLE, LSD.

Net Summaries

Groenrastb’ (37)

Dickson

York

2 I

Patterson

. 4

Remsburg

. 5

Fobes i

Total

Wiley (35)

Webb

. 2

Kurd

Maxwell -

. 2

Ervin

. 0

Ross

.. 9

Total

Belle Union (48)

Walton

Sheppard

. 4

Simmons

.. 1

Dorsett

Hacker

. 0

Fillmore (47)

Roberta

Btyan

. 4

Ross

. 4

Huller

. 3

Williamson

. 4

Clark

.. 0

Ulovenlalp (66)

Coons

.. 5

Sheese

.. 1

Haltom

... 6

Huber

. 6

Hays

. 2

Sharp

. 0

Steele

.. 5 25

2 16

O 16

Reelsville (62)

Lewis

Friend

D. Hutcheson

.. 0

Renner

G. Hutcheson

... 6

Hammond

.. 1

Beaman

.. 1 24

6 14

Bainbridgo (54)

Jeffries

.. 1

McBride

. 0

Wehrman

Wilson

.. 0

Blue

Cooper

.. 2

O'Hair

Harshbarg c

2 20

0 14

N. Winchester (59) FG

McFerran

... 0

Durbin

.. 3

Newby

.. 6

Larsen

.. 2

Hinsel

Owens

.. 3

Russell

. 0

Cassity

•1 21

o 17

ANNIVERSARIES

Weddings

Mr and Mrs. Alva Chadd, R. 2. •45 years December I6tli.

Birthday

Patty Maddox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maddox, it years old Dec. 15th.

Roach dale Clnb Has Xmas Party The Roachdale Garden Club with their families, met Thursday evening in the Library basement for their Christmas Party. Following a bountiful cam’ in supper a short business meeting was held with Arlie Faller in change It was moved and seconded that the club present to the library a subscription to the ; Flower Grower magazine for twm years. Mr. Faller thanked all his officers committees and mem- i bers for their cooperation this I last year and the club in turn ' presented him with a beautiful gift. Each person present re- I ceived a Christmas gift from a ; beautiful decorated tree. The rest of the evening wras | spent playing games. Club To Meet With Mrs. Heber The W T est Madison Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Ernest Heber, for ■ their annual Christmas dinner, 11 ! a. m., Dec. 19th. Bring gifts for the grab bag, and Secret Sister. Also bring covered dish and table service.

CU B CALENDAR Monday Current Book Club—8 p. m.— Mrs. Frank Stoessel. Tuesday Penelope Club — Luncheon — 1:00 p. m.— Boots ’N Saddle. D. A. R.—7:30—Union Buildj ingAssociate Chapter of Tri Kappa- 6:00 p. m.— Mrs. Gilbert. { Rhea and Miss Elizabeth Daggy Wednesday Twentieth Century Club—Mrs. | L. W. VanCleave. Annual Girl,Scout Meeting— i 7:30—Fellowship Hall, First Christian Church. Friday Needlecraft Club—2 p. m.— Miss Carrie Pierce. COM MITTEE APPOINTED INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Rei publican state headquarters Fri- | day appointed an insurance patI ronage committee as the first j step in spreading state policie. to many agencies around Indiana. Robert Mathews, Indianapolis j Gov.-elect Harold Handley’s paI ; : o:'.age chairman, named StewI ar Robertson, Plymouth, as comj mittee chairman. Other members are Robert Ray, Gas City; David Marsh : Indianapolis; Don Stircson, Law- : renceburg and Lethal Hobson, i Bedford. Mathews said "insurance polic- ; ies and bonds will be placed with I og nzed agencies in every part of the state.” PL A A E LIMPS IN LONDON (UP) — A TransCanadian Airlines Super Constellat.on developed mechancal trouble over the Atlantic today and limped into London Airport with three of its four engines operating.

THE t>A LY 1ANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered In the postoffice at Greencastle, Indiana as second lass mail matter under act of March 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam roimty, Sfi.00 to $10.40 per year outside Pntnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Jeopardized their lives unto j the death.—Judges 5:18. The people of Zebulon and Napthah were not the last to do that. Our missing boys remind of that. We all hazard our lives foi one thing or another, for a thrill we drive too fast, we live too furiously, or we soberly stake our lives for this end or that. Make it a worthy end.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Monday, December 17, is the last day to file claims with the auditor for payment Friday, Dec-

ember 21st.

Beta Sigma Phi will hold its formal dinner and initiation on Tuesday, Dec. ISth, at 7:00 p. m. at the Union Building. Any member unable to attend please contact Mrs. Barbara Emven and cancel your reservation. Robert Houston, living west of Cloverdaie has an unusual cow. She has given birth to three calves in the past year. The animal, a six year old Hereford cow r , gave birth to twin calves last March and this week she dropped another heifer calf, making the three in less than a year JURY FREES MAN BARTOW, Fla. (UP)—A sixman jury took only one hour Friday night to free Robert E. Gilmore of second degree murdercharges in the pistol slaying of a lodge brother he found in bed

with his wife.

The thin-faced, 46-vear old auto dealer took the stand Friday as the only defense witness and testified tearfully he killed Odell Poole, 42-year old Winter Haven Elks Lodge manager and longtime friend, in self defense on the night of May 30. TV TONSGHT^ WISH-TV—Channel 8

SOCIETY Mrs. Ruth Steele Is Club Hostess Harmony Club met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Steele, Dec. 6. Pledge Allegiance opened the meeting. Roll call was announced with Merry’ Christmas, tw’elve members and tw r o guests were present. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. The meeting w*as closed with the Lord’s Prayer, followed by Christmas gift exchange. Mrs. Ruth Steele was surprised with a stork shower, receiving several useful gifts. Home-made candy w’as auctioned off, which the club made a good profit. Games were played, prizes were w’on by Mrs. Alice Sparks, Mrs. Wilma Holsapple and Mrs. Ruth Steele. Refreshments of ice cream, jello, cupcakes and coffee wer: served by the hostess and assistant hostess, Barbara York. Mrs. Wanda Receiver will be hostess to the next club meeting, January 3. at 7:00 D.S.T. assisted by Mrs. Alice^ Sparks There will be a salt and pepper exchange.

year were installed by Mrs. Austin Kircher. They were as follows: President, Mrs. Beryl Kerr; Vice President, Mrs. Henry’ Ewing; Secretary, Mrs:. JHHe Sanford: Treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, and Recorder, Mrs. Harold Armstrong. The mee ng was closed by the members repeating the club creed During the social hour the president presented each member a gift, an exchange of gifts, revealing secret sisters was enjoyed by 21 members, one associate member and one guest, Mrs.' Vernon Elmore. Door prizes given by the hostess were w r on by Mrs. Austin Kircher and Mrs. Kenneth Harris. The club prayer w’as repeated and the meeting dismissed.

presented Barbara Craig with her past president’s pin. She appointed her committee? for the coming year and reviewed the new program. Secret sister names wet° drawn and a grab bag for Christmas presents was enjoyed. Mary Cash and Judy Ozmon - received lovely secret sister gift',. A contest was enjoyed and all thanked the committee for their fine party and last year’s officers for what was a most worthwhile and interesting year of club work.

Club Holds Annual Christmas Party The Happier Homes Home Demonstration Club held its annual Christmas narty at Old Trail Inn on Tuesday night, December 13th, with Mrs. Jessie Sanford and Mrs. Tom Goldsbeny as hostesses. Following dinner a short business meeting w r as conducted by the president, Mrs. Wm. Johnston. Officers for the coming

Club 16 Held Party Dec. 12 The Club Sixteen celebrated its first anniversary Dec. 12 with a Christmas party at the Old Trail Inn. Eleven members enjoyed the dinner after which the business meeting was called to order by the president, Barbara Craig. She first introduced a new member, Barbara Bow r en, w’ho w’as welcomed into the club. The history of the song of the month “O Little Town of Bethlehem” was read by Ann Sanders; then the group sang the song. The pledge of allegiance and club creed was repeated in unison. Roll call was answered by revealing w’ho secret sisters w’ere last year. Officers for the coming year, Lois Mae Cash, Mary Cash and Jeanne Carpenter, w’erc then installed by this year’s president. Joan Cash, the new vice president, w’as absent. Lois Cash then

Busy Bee Club Met With Mrs. Sutheriin Busy Bee Club members met with Mrs. Mary Sutheriin all day Thursday, December 6th, for their Christmas meeting. T^e house was beautifully decorated for Christmas. Ai noon 18 members and several children enjoyed the very delicious dinner. Rozella Hunter, the president, conducted the afternoon meeting. "Jingle Bells” was sung followed by devotions by Mrs. Lasley. Roll call responses were what you want for Christmas. Secretary and treasurer reports w’ere read and approved. The club voted to pay for the Christmas treat for Mt. Hebron church. Helen Williams is to get it. Collection was taken up to buy the nurse a Christmas present which Esther Taylor is to buy and send it to her. It was voted to have a Stanley Party January 3rd at Edith Chittenden’s. Each member is to bring a guest to stay all day or get some outside orders. This is to make money for the nurse. The cake brought by Mrs. Dwiggin ; was won by Mrs. Mary Sutheriin who is to bring one next month. At the close of the meeting the

gift exchange was enjoyed by all. Cmb adjourned to meet with Mrs Edith Chittenden January 3rd at Greencastle. Pleace note the change of hostess. Beta Sigma Phi Entertains Pledges Delta Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a rush party tit the home of Mrs. Martha Mr Mains on Tuesday, Dec. 4. After participating in games the group was served refreshments. The chapter entertained the three pledges with a tea on Sunday held in the Greencastle Savings and Loan Building. After a social hour and a shoit meeting with the new’ pledges, refresh ments were served from a beauti fully decorated table.

1 Friendly Neighbors Met December 13 The Friendly Neighbors of | Manhattan met for Christmas j meeting Thursday, Dec. 13 with ' Bertha Fitzpatrick. At noon hour I a pitch-in dinner was enjoyed by ! ten adults and three children. Prayer w’as offered by Emma j Crousore. After noon meeting w’ns called | to order by the president Open- | ed by all singing “Joy to the i World” with Cordellia cCullough j at the piano. Devotions, John 1.1j 18 by Bertha Fitzpatrick. Lord’s Prayer w r as: given in unison. Cordellia McCullough gave | musical selections on piano, j “He’s Saviour to all World.” j Roll call, Bible verse. Club creed repeated by all Meeting turned over to hostess. Four contests w’ere enjoyed with prizes going to Helen Williams,, |, Dorothy Kaelber, Marilyn Car1 michael, Virginia- Tellas. Virgil Roberts played Santa I and unloaded the Christmas tree

i which all enjoyed very much. One member was added to otir number on associated member list. A box was made up for county farm for Chistmas and delivered by Cordellia McCullough. Next meeting to be with DorOthv Kaleber Jan. 16th. All members nlease come anil 19' 7 books

Party Is Held At Mrs. Pun ell’s Home The Women’s Progress Club was entertained with a Christmas party Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Purcell. Devotions wereg iven by Mrs. j Glenna Grindol. and all sang "Jov j to the World.” Mrs. Arthella Higgins. president, had charge of the I business. The secretary treasurer report was given by Mrs. Ellen ! Pursell and approved. A report ! was given on our box for the Mental Health Drive and a motion was made and carried that we donate to the Girl Scouts. Plans were made for our anni- | versary meeting in February j w’hich will be a tea and an anI tique display and sale. The public ! is invited to take part. Miss Glenda Purcell sang, I “Beautiful Savior,” and Mrs. Higgins very ably gave the story, j “Bethlehem Road.” Each mem- | ber received a gift from a beauj tifully decorated tree. Mrs. Purcell served lovely refreshments asisted by her daughter, Miss Glenda. TAKES OWN LIFE DALLAS, Tex. (UP)- Everett Lee Degolyer, 7(pyear old millionaire geologist, committed : suicide Friday apparently over ill health, according to authorities.

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