The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 February 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY frANNER WED.. FEB. 4. Pa*e,2 OKKENC A.** » EE. INDI A.

Egypt To Make Demand Of U.N.

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UP) — Egvpt will demand the United Nations vote economic sanctions against Israel or face indefinite delay in opening of the Suez Canal, Cairo reports said to-

day.

A United Press dispatch from Cairo said President Gamal Abdel Nasser and his cabinet ministers decided at a meeting Tuesday night to demand the United Nations ’’get tough” with Israel unless It completes unconditional withdrawal from the Gaza and Aqaba strips. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi conferred here with Secretary-General Dag

"Jlammarskjold Tuesday and •"ed for an early meeting of the U. N. General Assembly to con-

sider the situation.

Diplomats speculated the 80nation world parliament would be summoned Thursday to prevent the situation from deteriorating any further. The Cairo press called on the United Nations to fix a time limit on the Israeli withdrawal under the threat of economic and

military sanctions.

SKID PROVES FATAL

THE DAILY BANNER I Wr »"<’ Mrs 03,1 ° f . Roachdale, and their daughter,

Mrs. J. B. Crosby, left this mom-

HERALD CONSOLIDATED ' ing for Orlando, Fla. They will Enntered in the postoffire at spend several weeks with Col. Greencaatle, Indiana as second | and Mrs. Floyd Call,

class mail matter under act of

March 7, 1878. Suliscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam C ounty, .‘♦>.00 to §10.40 per year outside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. It. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. — tUP)— Thomas Lee Morse, 25 Perching, was killed Tuesday night when bis automobile skid--ded on U. S. 40 and crashed into a tree. Authorities said Morse was attempting to pass another car when he lost control. Two wreckers were required to unwind the car from the tree.

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TODAY S BIBLE THOUGHT I am the way, the truth and the life. No man cometh unto the father but by Me. John 14:6. ! —In ancient days men developed ! the idea of Pillar Saints. They would sit on top of pillars and expect admirers to feed them. They endured the heat of mid-day and the cold of winter and of night. Man’s efforts to approach the infinite have been childish in the extreme. Christ did indeed show us how to find the way of truth and life.

Personal And Local News Briefs

The Century Club will meet Friday, 2:00 p. m. with Mrs. Hir-

; am dome.

Representing DePauw University in the state oratorical contest at Notre Dame Friday will be Neal Fisher of Route 4, Indianapolis, and Melba Zachery, I Kansas City, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. John Tzouanakis left this afternoon for Lubbock, Texas. They will be the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ralph j Hunt, Mr. Hunt, and family for | the next three weeks. Castle Toppers Home DemonI stration Club will meet Thursday, ! February 7th at 7:30 p. m. at j the home of Mrs. William V 1 Wood, 2 East Poplar street. Roll call will be an exchange of all occasion cards. Robert H. O'Hair left today for Miami, where he will join a party for a cruise of the Bahama Islands. The party will make its headquarters in Nassau, and will take trips from there to many of the outer islands. Mr. and Mrs. Bert D. Wright, Fillmore and Mrs. Christine Miller and daughter, Joyce, Amo, visited W'ith Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens of Delphi. Mrs. Stevens is a teacher in Delphi schools. Mr. Stevens is a student in Purdue University. Last rites will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. m. from the Knightsville Methodist church for Charles E. Lee, 73, who died in the Brazil hospital Tuesday. Mr. Lee was born in Greencastle on Sept. 24, 1883, the son of Frank and Flora West Lee. A brother, Roy Lee, Coatesville, is

a survivor.

Net Summaries

Tiger Cubs (67) FG FT PF Dickson 9 5 3 Ray 2 0. 3 , York 2 2 2 Patterson 6 8 3 Brown 1 2 0 ; Fobes 0 0 1 • Remsburg 4 2 2 Total 24 19 14

Brazil (52) FG FT PF Stewart — 5 4 3 Winn — 4 0 Anderson — 2 1

Wolverton 6 8 Crarbb 2 1 Carpenter 0 0

Total

3 3 4 2 0

19 14 15

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Ladies Winter Dresses Values fo $ 10.93, Values fo $ 19,98 $3.00 $5.00

Ladies Y/inter Sweaters Values to $7.93 Values to $ 12.98 $4.00 $6.00

LADIES COTTON BLOUSES Values To S5.93 $2.00

LADIES LEATHER JACKETS Valuss To $29.95 $13.C0

LADIES CAR COATS Values To $14.98 $7.00

LADIES WOOL SCARFS Valces to $3.00 $1.00

kmlAito'fetaW H 111 ’J Vs « -tw $1.00 Plus Tax

Cleanup - Costume JEWELRY Values to $4X0

50c Plus Tax

Ladies Winter Skirts Values to $7.£8 Values to $ 12.98 $4.00 $6.00

0'JT;HG FLANNEL PAJAMAS • 60WNS

Values to $5.98 S2.00

LADIES WINTER GLOVES Values to S2.98 $1.00

WOOL BERMUDA SHORTS Values to $8.93 $3.00

AREAL VALUE

SNOW SUiTS

Values to S7.98 $4.00

Cleanup - Childrens ANKLETS Values to 59c 5 pr. $1.00

Childrens Winter GLOVES Values to SI.S8 50c pr.

g;r:s cotton

BLOUSES

Values to $2.98

$1.00

Girls Winter Skirts Values to $3.98 Values to $5.98 $2.00 $3.00

Girls Winter Dresses Values to $3.98 Values fo $7.98 $2.00 $3.00

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Presbyterian Group To Meet Thursday The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday afternoon, Feb. 7 at 2:00 P. M. in the Church Parlor. Mr. Cheng Lok Chua, from Singapore, Malaya, and a student in DePauw 7 University will give the program. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. J. A. Bamberger, Mrs. Gladys Howard, and Mrs. Mary Williams. A good attendance is desired for this meeting.

Hawks, Cardinals Drop Net Games New Market outlasted Roasch- ■ dale in an overtime net battle Tuesday night and won, 65 to 56, from the North Putnam Hawks in a game played in the Ladoga gym. On the short end of a 16-13 score at the quarter, New Market went ahead to lead 28 to 27 and 43 to 39. I Roachdale came back to knot the count a-t 54-54 as the fourth period expired, forcing an overtime session. Fillmore’s Cardinals were also defeated-Tuesday over at Waynetown, 56 to 52. The East Putnam squad weakened in the last quarter after being in front 13-12, 29-16 and 41-36.

Tourney Pairings Due February 20 INDIANAPOLIS (UP)— The IHSAA announced today pairings for this year’s Indiana high school basketball tournament from the 64 sectionals beginning Feb. 27 to the four-team grand final at Butler Fieldhouse March 23—will be made here Feb. 20. . As last year, all pairings will immediately be released to press associations, new spapers and radio stations. The field for this year’s four w r eek show 7 was expected to hit 739, three less than last year when Indianapolis Attucks captured its second straight state title, going “all the way” unbeaten.

PUTNAM NATIVE DIFS GALVESTON, Ind. (UP) — Mrs. Alice Kidder, who observed her 102nd birth anniversary last

Oct. 11. was buried today In North Union cemetery. Mrs. Kidder, a native of Bainbridge, died Monday night in a nursing home.

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Maple Heights Club Held Meeting Tuesday The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at the club house with Miss Ethel Schachtel and Mrs. Iva Hammond as hostesses. The meeting was called to order by the president, with the flag salute and club prayer. Nineteen members answered roll call with a Bible verse. Mrs. Mary Ella Hurst gave a report on the 4-H lesson. A review of the Council meeting was given by Mrs. Faye Weaver. Following the business meeting, refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be held at the club house March 5th with Mrs. Ruth Frye and Mrs. Margaret Glidew 7 ell as hostesses.

New Market (65) FG FT PF

Lytle Sw'ank Larew Keller Jarvis DeBusk Williams

Roachdale (56) FG FT PF Gough 4

... 1 ... 3 . 5 .. 0 .. 7 .. 1 ... 5

Copner .. Clark ... Curran .. Huber .. Clones ... Hyten ... Baird ...

B game: Roachdale 43, New 7 Market 38. Officials: Eads and Mason.

Fillmore (52)

FR FT

1 Clark 5 j Irwin 4 | Mundy 0

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Net Schedule

Friday Greencastle at Garfield. Russellville vs. Roachdale, Waveland. Reelsville at Stilesville. Belle Union vs. Bainbridge, Reelsville. Saturday St. Joseph’s at DePauw. Gloverdale vs. Monrovia, Stilesville.

HELP WANTED AT ONCE Men or Women to fake Census of Greencastle. Apply in Person at City Police Department. Must be able to start work Monday, Feb. I Ith. Please do not answer Ibis ad by Phone.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to ! Drs. Nichols, Wiseman and Schauwecker and to all the hospital staff for their care during my stay in the hospital. Thanks to all my relatives and friends for the flowers and cards. Thanks to everyone. Frances Runyan, pd ;

COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN DINNER $1.00 THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7TH. 5.90 P. M. TO 8:00 P. M. IRENE'S CAFE Across from Post Office

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Ooverdale 74; Patricksburg 70 Gloverdale invaded Patricksburg Tuesday and returned home with a well-earned 74 to 70 basketball victory. Coach Glenn Steele’s Clovers led all the way at 15-14, 31-27 and 53-41. Jon Steele hit 21 points and Sheese 18 for the winners. Crick ^ossed in 19 to top the losers.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Twyla Greenlee, daughter of Mr. and Mi-s. Lloyd Greenlee, 13 years old today. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Ross Azbell, 25 years today. WILL MEET TUESDAY WASHINGTON (UP)—Chairman Oren Hanis, D-Ark., said his House commerce conunittee will consider the supply and price of newsprint at a meeting next Tuesday. He said this is a problem “of real and continued importance” to the press. He said Commerce Department officials will testify and that other interested persons are invited.

EXTRA COATS $18.00 Values fo $45.00

$1.00 BARGAIN TABLE

JEWELRY, 3 Pieces . . . $1.00 ADLERS

EAST SIDE SQUARE

ricksburg 40.

VALLEY SCORES

Greencastle 67; Brazil 52 Gerstmeyer 83; State 42 Schulte 64; Danville Schlarman 33 Sullivan 61; Bloomfield 52 Linton 76: Spencer 53 Rockville 70; Clinton 63

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Huber

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Broadstreet

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Crick

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