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THE DAILY BANNER MOV, DFX'. 17, 1956 Pare 2 GREENCASTLE, IND.

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A guitar group. The Humming Springs, will present a 30 minute program (r<?.n station WORE' Tuesday, 5:30 to b:00. Those taking part are: Earl Nevins, Richard Gorham, Wayne Nelson, Jack Oliver, Patty Oliver, Bobby Oliver, Gerald Nelson,

Eddie Culley, Fred Vermillion Gary Thcmas, Donald Hewlett. Charles Samsel and Josephine O’Connor. A vocal trio will be DeRonda Ei tel Jorge, Candy Balay and Janet Sue Balay. They are undJt the direction of Madonna Balay.

Of 14,200 persons killed in on-the-job accidents in all industries in 1055, approximately 3,700 were killed in farm work.

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Christmas Party At Nursing Home ) Mrs. Hannah Graver and he: i staff of employees will give a Christmas party Friday. Dec. 21 I for the patients in the nursing ’ home. All relatives and friend* 1 of the patients are invited to a*i tend.

MARRIED IN T. H. CHURCH SERVICE SUNDAY

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Blessed are the merciful, foi .hey shall obtain mercy.—Matt 5:7. One way that is effected i 5 - by memory. It is far from the only way, but memory can cruelly punish the wicked. Memory .3 eternal.

Personal And Local News Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosby and son, Janies of Indianapolis, visitad Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crosby. Carl Twigg entered the Putnam County Hospital on Monday morning for observation and treatment. A/lc Charles T. Scott of Little Rock Air Force Base is spending Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Scott. Paul C. Arnold, 21, city, was arrested by local police Saturday for failure to have a valid operator’s license in his possession. The County Home Demonstration chorus will meet Tuesday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Russell Elmore, 725 East Washington street. Fathers Auxiliary No. 1 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday evening at the Gen. Jesse M. Lee Post 1550 Home. Dr. and Mrs. V. Earle Wiseman will embark from New York, N. Y. on Jan. 1st for a Caribbean cruise. They will be away for several weeks. Delta Theta Tau will meet Tuesday, 8:00 n. m. at the American Legion Home. Mrs. R. M. ; Steinert and Mrs. N. L. Donelson will be hostesses. Word has been received from Dr. James, who is a patient in Robert Long hospital, that he is much better and hepes to come home the latter part of this week. Motorists wishing special license plate numbers for the coming year can make reservations at the auto license branch until December 29, Mrs. Wanda Bundy announced today. Mrs. Pierre E. Jones has returned to her home in Burlingame, California after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Donner. Mrs. Jones is the wife of Mrs. Donner’s brother. Mr.'amd Mrs. Simpson M. Stoner have returned to their home here. Mr. Stoner has been in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on business, and Mrs. Stoner has been on a trip as an executive officer of PEO. The Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa will have a progressive

Mrs. Cecil English Is Hostess To Club Mrs. Cecil English, president oi he- Bainbridge Horne Demonstraion Clu'i was hostess to the club >n Thursday afternoon. December 13 th. Eighteen members, one guest ind two children were present to r espond to roll call by giving a Bible verse. Mrs. Maud Col lings jave the history of the song of he month "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem’’ and members joined n singing the song. The club creed and flag salute were given. Mrs. Estal Minnick gave the safety lesson and Mrs. E. L. Gray the Outlook. The club voted to - buy a $5.00 health bond as they have in previous years and contributions were made to both Brownie Scout troops. Mrs. Alva Pruitt conducted £ lovely candlelight service and the following officers were installed: President, Mrs. Ed Cassity; 1st vice president, Mrs. Stanlej Cook; 2nd vice president, Mrs. M. B. Rees; secretary, Mrs. D. O. Tate, and treasurer, Mrs. Frank Collings. Mrs Rees presented Mrs. English with a gift in appreciation of her services rendered to the club during the past year. The program for the afternoon consisted of the singing of Christmas carols by the group and a reading by Mrs. E. L. Gray. Mrs. Dolby Collings read the story "The Wood Carver” by Grace Noe! Crowell and Mrs. Wa’ter Steele gave two whistling numbers. Luther’s “Cradle Hymn” and "Silent Night.” After the program all present received gifts from a beautifully lighted tree. Refreshments in keeping with the holiday season here served by the hostess and her assistants, Mrs. Arthur Weller and Mrs. Walter Steele and a social hour followed.

Mothers <c WPfcK Club Meets Tuesday The Mothers Service Club \ril meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. «t the home of Mr?. Ernest Rader, 415 North Jackson street. There will be a $1.00 grab bag. Secret pals will be revealed and gifts presented.

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Hillings Workers To Hold Xmas Party The Willing Worker’s class o Union Valley, will have its annu i Christmas party at the home </ Mrs. Clarence McCammack Wednesday evening. Dec. 19 at 7 0C p. m. DST. Please note change of date.

Birthday Connie Sue Twigg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Twigg. 2 years old today. Dec. 17. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Gi'bt 1 Chrisrrberry, one year tod ’\\ Dec. 17. h. Mistletoe, the m -t popu',r New Year's ard Chri-’ • g ■ has bean an enb! ni of puri’y, friendship and goodwill sin e ancient Greek ti Ancient Britons revolt 1 . .1 symbol >1 protection from evi! sp its.

Miss Marilyn McElroy and William A. Streeter, Jr., were united in marriage Sunday, afternoon at 1:30 in St. Stephens Episcopal church in Terre Haute. Parents of the couple are, Mr. and Mrs. John William McElroy, Reelsville, and Mr. and Mrs. William A. Streeter, of 201 So. Fruitridge Ave., Terre Haute. Poinsetta and Pine formed the setting for the ceremony, with

nie Adams, Terre Haute; and Thomas Schlatter, Greencastle. The bride's mother wore a Dior blue lace with matching silk chiffon drape, and matching hat and gloves. Her corsage was white roses. The bridegroom’s mother wore a plum wool afternoon dress, with blending accessories and a corsage of white roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Wabash

Dr. Lawrence Eberly, organist, j Room of the Terre Haute house, playing a program of bridal j The reception table was decoratmusic before the ceremony. Rev. ed with a white tiered wedding Mabley read the vows of the cake, topped with a single poin-

double ring ceremony.

setta, and floral arrangements

Mr.s VanCleave Hostess To Club Wednesday The 20th Century Club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. W. VanCleave. Members are asked to bring gifts for the exchange and a package for the

basket.

The Clinton Homemakers Club

met Thursday night, Dec. 13 at William Riley McKeen, HI, servthe Old Trail Inn for their family e( j as best man. Ushers were Jack Chistmas dinner. There was a o'Grady, Jr. Bloomington; Ron-

small business session held after j dinner. There were nine members j and Mrs. James Nicholson was a

guest.

The bride given in marriage by were of traditional Holly and her father, was lovely in a gown Poinsettas. of white silver embroidered satin, The bride is a graduate of the floor length with chapel train, Greencastle high school with the fitted bodice, and long fitted class of 1955 and has been a stusleeves. Her veil of french illu- dent in Indiana State Teachers’ sion showered from a double College at Terre Haute. Mr. tiara of sequins and seed pearls. Streeter was graduated from She carried a cascade bouquet of Wiley High School and Indiana white roses. University. He is a member of The maid of honor, Miss Bar- the Delta Upsilon Fraternity and bara Schultz, Rensselaer, and is now employed with the David bridesmaids. Miss Carol McEl- R. Bronson, Inc., Insurance roy, of Muncie, and Miss Beverly Agency in Terre Haute. Schlatter Lincoln Park, Mich- The couple left on a wedding gan, each wore floor length trip. For traveling the bride gowns of white, with princess chose blue wool jersey sheath design and a red chiffon floor dress, trimmed with matching length shoulder, (Irape. Their satin, with accessories of white flowers were a single poinsetta. gloves, black coat shoes and

purse. On their return they will , reside at 518 V2 Crawford, Terre

Haute.

the beautifully

table.

decorated tea

Cro-Tat-Em Club M ill Have Xmas Party

The Cro-Tat-Em Club will meet Wednesday afternoon, Dec 19th, 2:00 p. m„ at the home of

Mrs. Mabel Shamel.

As this \v r ill be the Christmas party, each member is asked to bring gift for exchange. Members are also asked to bring gifts for the Christmas basket.

Christmas dinner Tuesday 6:00 p. | m. with Mrs. Gilbert Rhea and

Miss Elizabeth Daggy. Assist- >i rs . Robert Williams

ing hostesses are Mrs. John Larnshaw, Mrs. Earle Wiseman, Mrs. David Houck and Mrs. Ned

Wood.

Golden Link Club will hold its Christmas meeting at the club house Wednesday with a pitch-in dinner at 6:30 p. m. Bring a 50c grab bag gift and secret pal gift. Secret pal names are not to be revealed. Irene Crawley will be hostess and Ruby Weaver the

leader.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Crouch left Saturday for Florida to spend the holidays. The Crouches will spend Christmas in Palm Beacn with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hogate of Washington They will also visit Mrs. Crouch’s other sister and family, the Russell Cooks, in

Clearwater.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson and daughters. Mary Mae and Charlotte returned home Sunday from Hammond, where they j were called to attend the funeral of Lee A. Dickinson. Mr. JJickinson died suddenly Thursday from a heart attack. He was the fathr of Mrs. Harold Patterson. DePauw University dancers will stage “A Child's Christmas” during the Open House program on WFBM-TV (Ch. 6) at 10 a. m. Tuesday, Dec. 18. Featuring junior members of Orchesis, De-

Pauw's modem dance honorary. ‘ n fs se ' eral records

the segment will be produced by °' 5

Hostess To Morning; Musicale Morning Musicale met Wed-

; nesday evening at the home of

Mrs. Robert Williams. Twentytwo members were present. The program began with the appearance of a group of children : from the junior choir of Gobin Memorial church under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Carkeek. They pel-formed the following numbers: A French Carol—"Born is He, the Child Divine;’’ a Polish Carol—“See the Derr Little Jesus” and a Spanish Caro!— “What Shall I Give to the Child in the Manger." Those children participating. were Carolyn Shamel. Susan Gould, Karen Hoover, Mary Alice Buckles. Doug Stauch, Clark Norton and

Pamela McKenna.

The second part of the program was a talk by Miss Leah Cumutt, who recently returned from Germany. She pointed out

that the Germans like tions and do much in a

way to commerate any import- ' ant event. The advent is celebrated in the church on the four Sundays leading up to Christmas Eve. Many of our well known Carols have a German origin. Miss Cumutt commerated on several of these and gave their

Jones P. T. A. Holds .Meeting A large and appreciative group of parents and friends attended the Jones School Parent-Teachers meeting on Friday afternoon. A program with the theme "Christmas in the Old Woman’s Shoe” was presented by the children of the kindergarten and the first three grades. Candy Balay and Linda Minnick of tne sixth grade were cast in the roles of The Olo Woman and Santa Claus. The following numbers were present-

ed:

A Christmas Spelling Bee— Mrs. Masten’s Third Grade. Merry Christmas, a song. Jingle Bells, rhythm band— Mrs. DeVaney’s Second Grade. Silver Bells, tap dance— Nancy Grimes, Grade Four. We’re Santa’s Helper, a song. The Doll's First Christmas Tree, choral reading — Mrs. Eggers’ First Grade. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, a song. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, a song—Mrs. Silvey’s Kin-

dergarten.

The Candy Tree, a song—Mrs Stafford’s Second Grade.

Jolly Old St. Nicholas, a song. Away in a Manger, a song—

Mrs. Shake’s Kindergarten.

What Christmas Means, a

. . ^ storv — Mrs. Masten’s Third

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man of the committee for Christmas Party.

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Funeral Home 222 E.Washington St. Phon«8IS Ambulance Service

TV TON’GHT WISH-TV—Channel 8 6:30 News; Weather 6:45 CBS News 7:00 u Stage 7 7:30 Robin Hood 8:00 Burns end Allen 8:30 Talent Scouts 9:00 I Love Luc.' 9:30 December Brid10:00 Studio One 11:00 New\11:15 Late Show

Grade.

Christmas in Many Lands, c story—Mrs. Hall’s Third Grade. Joy to the World—Cast and

1 audience.

Mrs. John Clark was accorr. panist for the program. Mrs. George Hecko, president, was in charge of the short busi-

6:00

WTTV—Channel 4 .... Little Rascals

6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 10:30

News Biff Baker Bold Journev ... Danny Thomai Purdue-Nebraska

11:15

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Hollywood Morie

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