The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 March 1957 — Page 2

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Net Summaries

The Senior Class of Eminence Hig^h School will present a three-art-hillbilly-comedy “Tumblin’ Creek,” by William E. and Dora Jones, on Friday, March 8. at 8:00 P. M. DST. at Stilesvllle

Gym, SUle.rville. Ind.

The play takes place in the general store in Tumblin' Creek village, where the Thomas’ and the Payne’s get into a feud.

The characters are:

Mr*. Mollie Nichols Sharon Finchum Oscar Hicks Kenneth Rice Cookie Payne Bill Fouty Henry Nichols Jim Hicks John Thomas Ty Knoy Katie Thomas

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Greencastle York Ballard — Ray .... Bridges

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Enntered in the postoffice at

Russellville (59) FG ■ Sinnett 0 j Allgood - 4 Harbison 0 . Leonard — 4 Purse 11 3 | Calvert 3

—- Doris Stierwalt Neal 0 Sallie Pavne Nina Lewis Reddish 1 Mrs. Gwen White [ Ramsay 0 Sandra Staley Lyons 1 Walter White Total 16 — - David Whitaker ! George Payne Boss Wingler Bsiinbrldge (60) FG Dave Williams .... Kenneth Shupe Wehrman 10

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o>reencastle, Indiana as second lass mail matter under act oi March 7, 1878. Subscription .irice 25 cents per week, S5.00 per year by mail in Putnam county, fYt.OO to $10.40 per year mtside Putnam County. Telephone 74, 95, 114 S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South .Jackson Street

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT But the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps. Matt. 25:4.—The foolish maidens did not look ahead. They had been | used to having some one else do j their thinking for them.

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Aladge Johnson .... Janey Leonard Wilson Mrs. Susie Ricks Jefferies

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Mrs. Esther Thomas ! Cooper Betty Hedrick Shoaf ... Mrp. Nannie Payne ... Kay Alley , O'H&ir _. 3 Joe Bevins Don Strainer Gilley 1 Others included in the produc- Total 22

tion of the play are: prompters, Betty Comer and Marilyn Parrish: stage managers, Bill Fluke and Harold Lund; and publicity, Darlene Cox and Sandra Taylor. The directors are Mrs. Freeda Hodge and Mr. John W. Long.

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Personal And Local News Briefs

—BY — Waldo and Mitchell

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays Elmo Sweet, today, March 1. Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Sweet, 17 years today, March 1.

JAP SHIP IS FREED

“We have clean rest rooms for everyone". That’s right you can bo sure our rest rooms are always clean, and our service is courteous.

SHOEMAKER’S

STANDARD SERVICE Theee Locations: 405 North Jackson Bloomington and Maple. Phone 9141 and 9142

, TOKYO (UP)—The Soviet icebreaker Ob plowed through a 15foot thick Antarctic ice pack today and freed the Japanese expedition ship Soya which had been

frozen fast for 14 days.

Headquarters of the Japanese Antarctic expedition here sadd the Soya, with 119 crew members

and scientists aboard, followed Sheriff

the Ob to the open sea where it joined a second expedition ship, the Umitaka Marti, and headed

. for home.

IT'S MARCH FIRST

■,.. CRD A GOOD TIME TO CHANGE TO “BF-TTEP. EALNC”

You will find our selection of Fine KO-WE-BA ?m$ Is Complete - Everything from Coffee to Spices.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gough of Roachdale entertained Willard Gough and family of Greencastle at supper Thursday evening, the day being the son’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson M. Stoner have returned to Greencastle from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Jessie Hisel of Fairfield, Iowa, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ed Queeney of North wood. Mrs. Norma Jean Applegate has returned to her home from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.

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The Needlework Club will meet Tuesday, March 5, at 1 p. m. for a luncheon at the home of Mrs.

Shirley Reeves.

Mr. and Mrs. Goldman Hill, of Coatesville, are the parents of a son born Thursday at the Putnam county hospital. Bert Clark of Brazil R. R., passed away at his home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral arrangements have not been

made.

Eugene Callender, R. 1, Greencastle, was placed in jail about nine o’clock Thursday night by

Rollings and Deputy

| Bettis on a disorderly conduct

! charge.

j Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wilson are i the parents of a daughter born I Tuesday, Feb. 26th, at the Put- ! nam County hospital. The baby j weighed six pounds and 6Vs • ounces and has been named Terri Jo. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sweeney, | Spencer, are the maternal grand- ' parents and Mr. and Mrs. Edi ward Wilson, 609 East Seminary, ! Greencastle, are the paternal ' i grandparents. Terri Jo is the | | fifth generation in the Wilson j ' family. The great grandmother j is Mrs. Ernest Wilson and Mrs. j Ava Brandenburg, both of Leb- i anon, is the great, great grand- j

mother.

Hub Met With .Miss Lc-iia Horne The Twentieth Century Club met at the home of Miss Lelia Horne Feb. 27. Mrs. Omer Beck was an assistant hostess. The club meeting was opened by the club reading the collect written by Mary Stewart. Mrs. Nettie TJtt presented Dr. A. W. Crandall who addressed the club. His subject was “Mr. President.” He began his address by citing a recent survey that had been made of the United States Presidents. Mr. Crandall then made a division of the presidential group into the great, the near great, the good and the failures in office. The question as to what makes a great president was discussed. He dealt at some length witn their politics, what brings a man to the United States presidency, those who have had to do with hate cults, and the policies and convictions of some in dealing with government affairs. Washington, Lincoln and D. Roosevelt were discussed at some length. The club greatly enjoyed this scholarly analysis of history. Mrs. A. W. Crandall was an honored guest of the club. Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleaf led the club in a prayer of Direction. A business meeting followed the meeting. Officers for the year of 1957-58 are as follows: President, Mrs. L. W. Van Cleave; first vice president, Mrs. Clinton Gass; second vice president, Mrs. H. E. H. Greenleaf; recording secretary. Miss Carrie Pierce; corresponding secretary, Miss M. Wright; treasurer, Miss Lelia Horne; council member, Mrs. Will Glidewell; program committee, Mrs. Lois Davis, Mrs. Russell Clapp, Mrs. Mary Seller, Mrs. Will Hargrave, Mrs. A. E. Reynolds. Mrs. Greenleaf poured tea. Ice cream, cookies and nuts were served from a table made beautiful with spring flowers and 50th anniversary glass given to Mrs. Beck.

Wednesday, Feb. 27th. at 1:30 p m. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Wendell Thomas. The song of the month was led bv Mrs. Earl Gossett i ; followed by the Pledge to the Flag and the club creed. , The secretary's report way i read by Mrs. Charles Brewer and the treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. Ray Evens. A safety report was given by Mrs. Emest Heber. The roll call was answered by i seventeen members and one | guest, M' s. Virgil Akins. Mrs. j Carrie Foreman and Mrs. Earl Gossett were new members, i Each member brought two white

FDFN I* IMPROVING

wash cloths to be given to the

j hospital, and also a homemade ; valentine. A revised point system wa-s | read and explained by the president. The club made a donation to the Red Cross and Heart Fund. The second lesson on Understanding the 4-H Program was ‘ given by Mrs. Willard Singleton. During the social hour the | homemade valentines were examined. Mrs. Omer Reeves’ was judged as the best. The door prize was won by Mrs. Gossett. The meeting was dismissed by repeating the Collect for Club Women in unison. The next meeting will be a luncheon at the Boots ’N Saddle i on March 27 at 1 p. m.

AUCKLAND. New Zealand (UP)— Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden is no longer confined to his sick bed and is taking short walks, ar. official repoit said today.

Mitchell leaped from his lecture •‘normal rhythm of mu platicrm and grabbed the rsttl-| .t prohibits “exaggerated c< ■- ers as they wriggled within five tortions. acrobatic acts and f i:feet of the crowd. Mitchell pick- ures which are offensive to mor-

ed the snakes up by their tails alily and good manners#"

and dropped them back in the box before they could coil and strike.

RAC K IS “DI LL" AIJF MR

SNAKE SHOW SPECTATORS GET FRIGHTENING THRILL

PUT CLAMP ON DANCING

SARASOTA. Fla. (UP)—Two rattlesnakes slithered out of an overturned box at a snake-handl-ing demonstration Thursday, frightening some 300 spectators. Snake handler "Texas" Jack

BUENOS AIRES (UP)—City authorities clamped down today on rock’n roll dancing "in defense of morality and good manners.” A new ordinance permits the dance only when performed to

MOUNT VERNON. 111. (UPI The race for mayor of Moun - Vernon shapes up as a dull one Virgil Bailey withdrew from t s • ^ contest Thursday, leaving Jo« Dull as the unopposed candidate

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CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my appreciation to my neighbors, relatives and friends for the lovely cards, for their visits in the hospital ; and at home. Also Dr. Ellett and to the hospital staff, again I say ; thank you. Lou Day. ch.

Loop Crown A} Stake Tomorrow

Fortnightly Club To Meet Monday The Fortnightly Club will meet Monday at 7:30 a?t the home of Mrs. Roy Sutherlin. Mrs. F. M Thomas will be assistant hostess and Mrs. Fred M. Starr will have charge of the program.

Monday Club To Meet March 4 The Monday Club will meet Monday’ at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Willis Clodfelter, 217 Shadowlawn. Mm J. W. Herod will have the program.

TV TONIGHT

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WISH-TV—Channel 8 6:30 .... News; Weather j 6:45 CBS News 7:00 Studio 57 ; 7:30 _... Crusader | 8:00 West Point 8:30 Zane Gray Theater 9:00 Mr. Adam and Eve 9:30 Star Playhouse I 10:00 Lineup j 10:30 . Person to Person 11:00 News; Weather 11:15 Late Show 12:15 Late Late Show

Mrs. Raymond Arnold Hostess To Club 48 The February meeting of Club 48 was held at the home of Mrs. Raymond Arnold. Nine members answered roll call by telling an unexpected kind deed they had received. The secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved. During the business session new and old business was discussed. Mrs. Stanley Staley had charge of the program. She told about her recent trip to Florida along with Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Loyd Buis. A valentine and hankie exchange was given. During the social hour the hostess served delicious refreshments and club adjourned to meet in March at the home of Mrs. George Parker.

Undisputed possession of the j IOC basketball crown will be the DePauw Tigers’ single goal here ; tomorrow night when they face a j strong Valparaiso quintet. Although the DePaujv-Valpo ; affair concludes this year’s ICC ■ schedule, four teams remain in | contention for the title, and Cal Luther’s crew needs a victory to eliminate all competition. | Game time will be 7:45 p. m. I in Bowman Memorial Gymnasium, with a preliminary contest matching the DePauw freshmen against Evansville’s first-year squad. Currently leading the conference with a record of seven wins and four losses, DePauw is onehalf game ahead of Evansville and Ball State, both 7-5 in league play, and a full game in front of Valpo (6-4).

Neither Luther nor his charges are willing to settle for a quarter share of the championship, already guaranteed, and sights are leveled on a first basketball title for the Old Gold.

You can measure your family’s security by the amouni of money you have accumulated ... to meet emergencies, pay unexpected expenses, soften the blows of adversity. You can measure your ability to achieve security for your family by your saving-pewer . . . the wisdom to set up a program of systematic saviig, the persistance to follow your program faithfully- If you have the will, we have the way!

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Closing-Out Sale

Having ^old our farm and moving to Grwneastle, we will sell the following pecnonal property at auction at our farm located 2 nuh s south from State Road 36 at McCabe corner or 4 miles west of Morton and 2 mUis south. 2 1 j miles northwest from Clinton Falls

Saturday, March 9th, 1957

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WTTV—Channel 4 Little Rascals News Family Playhouse Sheriff Conchise Jim Bowie Crossroads Treasure Hunt Annapolis Highway Patrol News Hollywood Movie

Mrs. Omer Reeve* Is Club Hostess Mrs. Omer Reeves was hostess to the Wed Madison Home Dem onstration Club at her home on

RECTOR FUNERAL KaME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 341

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FEED 1000 bn. Com. 200 bu. Oat*. 800 hale* Clover Hay.

FARM MACHINERY John Deere B tractor, 2 bottom 14" break plow on rubber, with hyxlraulic lilt, cultivators for above tractor. 7 ft, John Deere power mower, John Deere 2-row tractor com planter, rubber tired wagon and grain tvxl. Van Brunt 12 disc grain drill, old disc and tandem. Guttering and down spout, oil and gun grease, wheel borrow, poat bole digger, 28 fl. extension ladder. 1 roll 47" woven wire roll S2” woven wire, several window* and doors, poplar lumber, tool *uwt, saws, scythe*, blades, fence stretchers, brooder stove. Iron kettle*, chains, forks, hammers, wedge*, pomp Jack and electric motor, sprayers, copper kettle*, well pipe and other useful article*.

WTHI

6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00

\—Channel 10 ..... Best of Margie News Beat the Clock West Point Zane Gray Theater Mr. Adam and Eve Star Playhouse — Lineup . Person to Person News Roundup

HOUSEHOLD AND MISCEULANEOES 6 dining chairs, several tables. Including Walnut Antique table, mirrors, picture*, lamps, chairs, nx-klng chairs, crocks and libs, cooking utensils, enamel laundry stove, shot gun, .22 rifle, fruit jars, cooker, ottoman, bedding, old cupboard, some antique dishes, Venetian blinds clock, smoking stand and many other article*.

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Not responsible lu case of accidents.

MR. AND MRS. EARL WHEY

ALTON HURST Auct. CLIFF MoMAIN*, Clork Lumfc will b* served by Union ChafMl Cfcunch.

ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS 305 N. Jackson St- Phone 64 GREENCASTLE. IND. MAIN ST. CLOVERDALE APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SAULS ANY CUtVICE

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