The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 May 1957 — Page 2
TlfE DAILY BANNER I .stije president, she having heM . Fni„ MAY X, 1M1 Psge 2 ‘ hat office from 19?jQ through ! G IltF N r A > TUL LN D. ^9. ; . Dr. Da\nd Randall, rare book Wal Women Attending curator of the University, will IMoomington Sessions ;?peak a tthe Saturday luncheon
meeting. On Saturday afternoon a reception will be held in the 1 home of Dr. Herman B. Wells. ’ At the banquet on Saturday ! night Dr. Hailie Farmer of And-
Mrs. Joe McCord and Mrs. Herold Ross wil be in Bloomington on Saturday and Sunday, M;- Lucile S heuer joining them on SaturrJay evening. They will attend the 35th annual state convention of the Indiana Divisior of A. A. U. W. The meetings wi». | be held in the Union Building of | Indiana University. The convention theme will be “Let us plan for the future as we think i
of the past.”
Mrs. McCord will be given special recognition as a former ;
erson, head of the Survey committee, will be the speaker. The cnovention will close with a luncheon Sunday noon when the featured speaker wil Ibe Mrs. Frazer Bank of Birmingham, Alabama, a member of the National Fellowship Fund committee.
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Corral Drive-In Theatre SEF.LYVILLE, INDIANA Boxofficc Open 7:15 Show At Dusk
Friday and Saturday ALL COLOR PROGRAM “WHISPERING SMITH” —Also— “STREETS OF LAREDO” —Also— “THE GAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ” Sunday and Monday “HEAVEN KNOWS MR. ALLISON” (ClnenuuKojTd-Color) Also “GEN THE MAN DOWN” MONDAY NTTE BECK NTT! 81.00 PER CAR
U. S. fnrners have indicated ithey will buy fewer chicks in 1957.
first thoughts Welcome — salesmen with big expense account. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK
Meadowbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 43 Friday and Saturday “ODONGO” Rhonda Fleming and MacDonaid Carey WALT DISNEY’S “SECRETS OF LIFE”
Sunday and Monday “MOBY DICK” Gregory Peck and Riehard Basehart “THE MAN IS ARMED” Dane Clark & May Wynn “All Mothers Admitted FREE Monday*’
TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT And at Listra there sat a certain man, impotent in his feet, a cripple from birth, who never had walked. Acts 14:8.—The healing of this cripple was the start of a thriving church. Medical missions in this day have been the entering wedge in countless communities. Korea was opened because Horace Allen healed the Emperors son.
Personal
And Local News Briefs
Putnam County Home Demonstration Chorus will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the First Baptist Church. Miss Leah Cumutt, associate professor of music education at DePamv, will deliver an illustrated travel lecture in Wabash oh
Saturday.
One of the featured speakers at a regional educational conference in Muncie next Saturday will be Dr. Herbert Heller, associate professor of education at
DePauw 7 .
Mrs. Grace Newby went to Indianapolis Friday to attend the Spring Festival of the Poet’s Corner Club being held in the Athenaeum from the 4th to the 7th of May. She will remain for a visit with friends. Fifteen students were honored at a banquet given by the Student Union Board recently in the Student Union Cafeteria at Indiana State Teachers College. A certificate of merit was awarded to Miss Gail Irwin, a Greencastle freshman, honoring her for at least 20 hours of service by working on the various activities sponsored by the Student
Union Board.
The next meeting of the Mus-
Wedding June 30
for the social hour. The program consisted of f style show by members of this years demonstration classes. Narrators for the style show were:
Cagle Clovers, Roaehdale ffome Demonstration, Canaan, Roachdale Town and Country, and Happier Homes. Posters were judged by Mrs.
rrm\Y’s hog market
Mrs. William Me Elroy, Mrs. t Spriggs, Home Agent and Mrs. Wendell Thomas, Mrs. Emory -Mildred Newby, Club President Brattain. Mrs. Willard Singleton, of Hendricks County. Mrs. E. D. Brockshire, Mrs The program was arranged James Craig. Mrs. Joanne Car- and given by county president, penter. Mrs. Wayne Sinclair. Mrs Mrs. Roy Johnson with the af»sis-
Hogs 7.500; steady to weak: 190-240 lb. $18 00-$18 50; few to $19.10; 240-270 lb. $17 50-$l8.25 : 2?0-320 lb. $16.50-$l7.S0; 160185 lb. $17.00-$18 25; 120-160 lb.
15.00-$ 16.00. few $17.00.
j Union.
The wedding will take place in the First Baptist Church of Clay-
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The bride-elect was graduated
catatucty Parents and Friends f ro m Clayton High School with Association will be held Sunday, c i ass 0 f >55 anc j f rom Central May 5 at 2.00 p. m. at the Bea- B us i ness College in ’56. Mr.
con School of the Valley, 210 N. 25th St., Terre Haute. The speaker for the afternoon will be Dr.
Eugene Maxwell, Mrs. Gertrude Routt, Mrs. John L. Gray. Mrs. Harold Ryland, and Mrs. Roy Johnson. All of these ladies had served as teachers for the dressmaking classes. They too modeled dresses which they had made. Mrs. Leroy Alter provided the music for the show. Hats a-lso were on parade—all were made and trimmed by ladies who received their training in a pre-Easter hat working lesson. The Putnam County chorus, under the direction of Carl Strain, provided the music on the pro-
gram.
A safety skit—"It Could
ton and Lealyn Milhon of Belle | Happen To You” was written and
staged by members of the Marion and Floyd Twp. Home Demonstration Club members Those taking part in the program were: Mrs. Vemie Zeiner, Mrs. Jack Ozment. Mrs. Gerald Carpenter.
June 30 at 2:30 p. m. is the time set by Miss Janice Milhon of Clayton and Merle Cooper of Clayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cooper for their wedding. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Malissie Milhon of Clay-
tance of a committee composed of Mrs. Harold Sibbitt, Mrs. Charles Cox, Mrs. Albert Gerlaeh. Mrs. Lloyd Conyers and Mrs. Claude Neolazer.
Otto Hughes, principal of the School of Education at Indiana
Association for Retarded ChildAdam Wagoner entered the ren an< ^ a l so a parent of a child
at Musca-tatuck.
Apparently there Is some misunderstanding about the free ) polio clinics. Approximately two
Putnam County hospital Thursday for treatment and observa-
tion.
Cooper was graduated from Stilesville High School in ’52. Reception follows in the base-
ment of the church.
AJ1 relatives and friends
invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Fenwick, of Roaehdale, are the parents of a daughter born at the Putnam county hospital. Miss Jeanne Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould of R. R. 2, Greencastle, Indiana will participate in the 53rd annual Color Day Program at the College of Wooster (Ohio), May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hickman of Cleveland Heights. Ohio are the week end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Laurel H. Turk. The Hickmans it; | have a son and daughter attend-
ing DePauw.
Mrs. John Phillips of Hartsdale, N. Y., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Strohm at their home south of Greencastle. Mrs. Phillips is the wife of John Phillips, former superintendent of the Greencastle plant of IBM. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pehan are in Louisville and will be among the spectators at the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. Before returning to Greencastle, they will spend a few days with Capt. and Mrs. Joe Campbell in Boomille. The Campbells are former residents of Greencastle.
hundred persons sent in postcards before the last two free clinics and then did not appear to receive their shots. Perhaps they were waiting for notification to come. This is an error for no notification will be sent. They can still get their shot if they will just come to the next clinics w T hich will be held next Tuesday and Saturday, May 7 and 11.
Bride-Elect
—JAYCEES youngsters taking part. The Lebanon Jaycees pointed out that besides the many youth activities projects that have provided young programs for over 5,000.000 young people last year and programs selecting the four outstanding young farmers of the nation, and the ten outstanding young men of the nation. Jaycee chapters provide their communities with Christmas activities programs, get out the vote campaigns, clean up, fix up. paint up campaigns, as U'ell as a great number of other programs.
Mrs. Donald Cafsh, Mrs. Clarence Ragen, Mrs. Harold Sibbitt and little boy, Mrs. Leonard Alexander, Mrs. Lloyd Butler with baby: !Mrs. Frank Tony with girl and baby. Mrs. Ezra Arnold, Mrs. Arthur Eggers, Mrs. Leroy Alters, and Mrs. John Cash with baby. Clubs winning blue ribbons on their safety posters exhibited at the Tea w r ere: Cl\ez Nous, Friendly Circle, Maple Heights, Community Service, Cloverdale, Four Leaf Clover, West Marion, Cagle Ten and Four, Brick Chapel, Groveland Homemakers and Manhattan. Those receiving red ribbons were: Castle Toppers, Bainbridge, Jeff, West Madison, Club Sixteen, Home Guardian and Homemakers Extension. Additional clubs w r ho enjoyed posters were: Pleasant Gardens,
—sen*. McCarthy The Senate will meet briefly Monday and adjourned out of respect for McCarthy. A emmittee of senators will accompany the body from the Senate chamber to Appleton. Wis.,1 leaning at 1 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Appleton at noon Tuesday.
0-C Midway Drive-In Theater Junction U. S. 40 and 43. Tonight “FEAR STRK’KES OUT” Karl Maiden “HIGH TERRACE” Dale Robertson
Saturday — In Color “NAKED HILLS” David Wayne •IIOIJ1 THAT HYPNOTIST’ Bowery Boys Sunday and Monday In Color "HE LAUGHED LAST” Frankie Lane Vistia Vision “PARDNERS” Dean Martin, Jerry I/«*wis
IS TOP SUSJECT MUSKEGON, Mich. (UP) — Charles W. Ficher, 44, “top suspect” in the slaying of Evanston Boy Scout Peter Gorham. 12. has waived extradition to Michigan, Muskegon County Sheriff Arthur Davis said today. Davis said he received a telegram from Yuma County, Arizona sheriff T. H. Newman stating Ficher had signed extradition papers, permitting his removal to Muskegon on a warrant charging him with sodomy.
MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stilesville on U. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk
Friday and Saturday Fess Parker and Kathleen Crowley “WESTWARD HO THE WAGON” I^h* J. Cobb and Patricia Medina “MIAMI EXPOSE" Another Thrilling Episode of the Seri 1! “THE MONSTER AND THE APE” Sunday and Monday Ty rone Power, Kim Novak “THE EDDIE DUCHIN STORY’’ Guy Madison & Felicia Farr “REPRISAL”
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Mrs. Kraft Hoste*w To Reelsville Club
Mrs. Ruth Kraft entertained fifteen members of the Reelsville Sociarl Service Club and five guests at her home Wednesday, April 24th. Six children were also present. Mrs. Ida McCullough gave the prayer of thanks at the
noon day luncheon.
The afternoon session wa« ed to order by the president,
thea Boyer. Devotions given by
Lucille Aker.
Following the secretary and
treasurer reports old and new rick, Spann Avenue, Indian-
business was discussed. Anthea a P°- : - -
Boyer was in charge of the pro- The wedding will take place
gram and read a very interesting Ju ly
Easter story. Church in Indianapolis.
The May meeting will be held i
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Mrs. Clara Crawley, 9 E. Poplar St., Greencastle, announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Bernice, to Robert Emrick, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Em-
3rd. at Woodside Methodist
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Sorority' Honor* Lois Mohteller The Exemplar Chapter XI Beta Eta. held a Founder’s Day Banquet in celebration of the 26t. niversary of Beta Sigma PhH the DePauw Student Union build-
ing.
The program opened with the singing of the National Anthem and all members responding to the opening ritual. After the dinner hour a welcome was extended to the pledges by Rene CortrechL A history of the local chapter was given by Dorothy Harlan. A poem wa* read by Edith Patterson In keeping with the anniversary celebra-
tion.
The Founder’s Day Pledge was given by Rene Cortrecht with all members joining. The message from Walter W. Ross. Sorority Founder, was read by the president. Lois Mosteller. This occasion was celebrated by Beta Sigma Phi Chapter throughout the world. After the eloping Ritual, initiation of pledges were held. The pledges. Rena Fisher and Vera Burk were initiated in a very impressive eandelight eeramony. After the pledge eeremony s program honoring Lois Mosteller. chapter president of Xi Beta Eta. was held. “This Is Your Life, Lois Mosteller’’ with Doris Caspar as M. C. was presented. This was very' impressive and quite a surprise to Mrs. Mosteller. Highlights of her lifetime, both in every-day life and an rarity Ufa were given. She was presented an arm bouquet of yellow roses, the sorority flower, and • sorority pin and gavel. Pictures were taken throughout the evening. Guests from the Ritual of Jewel Chapter, of Beta Sigma Phi were Marilyn Evan* and Charlotte Gram. The next meeting wfll be a Tapper Wars party. May 14th. at the Graer.aasde Savtnjp 4k Lean efflee. , |
County-Wide Tea H ?ld At Armory
A county-wide Tea held in the National Guard Armory in Greencastle climaxed the week’s activities of the Putnam County Home Demonstration Clubs. 350 members and guests attended the tea and enjoyed the program and the social hour which followed. The County Home Demonstrartion Club members (served refxeshments and were hostesses
llilc ___ All Putnam County Home Demonstration Clubs held a tea to commemorate National Home Demonstration week on Thursday at the Armory. Shown above are, left to right, Mrs. Wendell Riattain, president of the Putnam county chorus; Mrs. Roy Johnson, president of the county organization; Mrs. Mibel Spriggs, Home agent of Hendricks County; Mrs. Mildred Newby, County president of Hendricks county and Mrs. Mildred Cassady, Home Demonstration agent of Putnam County.
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