The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1957 — Page 3

FILLMORE children of the community are family of Danville and Clarence The joint Christian-Methodist welcome. j Crews of Coatesville visited Mr. Vacation Bible School will open Mr. and Mis. Carlton Cunning- and Mrs 1/66 Wells Sunda y after - M< nday afternoon. May 27, at ham an i family of Greencastle, nrjon an d evening. the Christian church. All the ' Mr. and Mrs. Cha. les Wells and I Mrs. Ida Bowman and Miss

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Kate Oliver spent Sunday with Mrs. Edith Ruark. Dennie Tincher and Miss Saliie Kelley were united in marriage Saturday night at the New Providence Church. Hobart Buchanan and Miss Sonia Truesdale were their attendants. Mrs. Anna Phillips spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickett and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Pickett ani , family. While mowing the lawn Saturday Mrs. Thelma Eastham struck an old rusty hinge, which flew up and made a deep gash in her leg, which required treatment by the doctor. Miss Vernia Jackson’s Sunday visitors were Miss Ruth Stewart and Mrs. Laura Parkins of Greencastle, Mrs. Flora Hart). ! of Indianapolis, Mr. and M. . j Raymond Day and Miss M y Day of Brazil. She retu 1 home with Mrs. Perkins id spent Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I ' \ ill | and son of Middletown . i i.ud Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fi and sons Sunday afternoon. Renn Meeks of J bridge have taken over Fillin' Market from Mr. and Mrs. C Lord Phillips. The Young Mothers Club mot Tuesday night wi h Mrs. Janet Pickett. Attend; 'ce was good and all enjoyed the evening very much. The W. S. C. S. met Thursday afternoon at the Recreation Bldg, with Mrs. Della Smyth hostess assisted by Mrs. Ethel Martin. Mrs. Ruth Smith led devotions and Mrs. Crystal Barker gave a Mother’s Day lesson. Mrs. Verna Shuck drew doer prize. » The hostesses served refreshments. Mrs. Ruth Smith spent Friday in Indianapolis with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Connett and her mother, Mrs. Maude Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is no better. Mrs. Berenice Smith spent Friday in Indianapolis with her mother, Mrs. Delia Herman. Charles Smith spent Friday in Indianapolis with his sisters, Mrs. Daisy Younger man and Mrs. Leona Decker and their families. Linda Pickett spent last week in Ben Davis with h r grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill Alexander spent Mother’s Day with her parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Gummere. Mrs. Mattie Coffin spent tue week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webb in Indianapolis. The Misses Sharon and Beverly Maxwell have returned from a three weeks vacation in California visiting friends and relatives. They saw Lawrence Nauman and family and Miss Margaret Nauman. Rev. Wilbur Day of Anderson spent Friday night with Mrs. Ida and Charley Day. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Newton of

Terre Haute visited Mr. and M'-s. Z. J. Ragan Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGinnis and Larry spent Sunday in Mar.,n.sv:l!e with Mrs. McGinnis' relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Willis BastLn and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Beck and Helen. Mrs. Grace Mann of Indianaplis spent the week end with Mrs. Bessie Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kelley spent Sunday in Stilesville with Mrs. Roxie Kelley. Mis. Ha Coffin fell Friday afternoon and broke both bones below her elbow in her left arm. She was taken to the Putnam C onty Hospital by Mr. Coffin where her arm was put in a cast. ! She returned home Saturday morning. Heavin’s Grocery held an auction sale Saturday where they ! sold out most of their stock, i Some canned goods was left. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nichols spent Sunday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Nichols and his sister, Mrs. Ada Robinson. The Service Club will meet all day Wednesday, May 15, with Mrs. Eva Ogle. Mrs. Earl Varvel, Mrs. Annis Robinson and daughters, Caroline, Marilyn and Janeene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Verna Shuck and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith attended the commencement exercises Friday night at Cambridge, where Miss Jackie Varvel is a graduate. She was awarded the. Good Citizenship Award at the service. The C. Y. F. had a shrimp supper at the Christian Church Saturday evening. Mrs. Myrtle James anti Mr. ar.l Mrs. Forest Decker of Bloomington were Sunday night supper guests of Mrs. Mattie Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scobee sp- nt Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Coffey, observing Mrs. Coffey’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunter and daughter, Anne, attended the baccalaureate services at Van Buren Sunday evening, May 5,' where Mrs. Hunter’s nephew, Nathan Phelps III w'as a graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quick atended an operetta at Terre Haute State Teachers College

Friday night where her niece. Miss Nancy Morgan, had a leading part. Robert Dunlavy, a nephew of Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlavy, has been ill in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for almost a month. Mr .and Mrs. Dick Sheese and i Viva Dana and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frederick and Leslie ^ spent Sunday afternoon at the ' Shades. Mesdames Verna Zeiner, Ruth Smith, Bernice Smith, Mable Knoll attended W. S. C. S. officers training day at Gobin church all day Tuesday. Raymond Pursell’s good neighbors came in last week and sowed his oats. Mr. Pursell has been ill several months but is improving. Mrs. Berenice Smith, Sharon Zeiner and Bonnie Craig attended the sub-district M. Y. F. at Coatesville Tuesday night. The Mothers Club met Tuesday night with Mrs. Thelma Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pursell were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. The Day Gleaners Class of the Methodist Church will meet Friday afternoon, May 17, with Mrs. Verna Shuck. Mr. and Mrs. Torr of near Reelsville and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neier spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Knoll. They have just returned from Florida where they spent the winter. Afternoon callers of the Knolls were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O’Hair of Bainbridge and Mrs. Irene Knoll and daughter of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Coffin am? children and Rev. Wm. Tresslar were Sunday dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. Charles Smith. The Floyd Township Convention was held Sunday. May 5, with Mrs. Verna Zeiner teaching International S. S. lesson before noon. Basket dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon meeting several special musical numbers were given. Rev. Wm. Tresslar delivered the message. Attendance was good. Next year the convention will be held at Canaan Church. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson moved Monday into the home they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Noble Tharp. The Robinsons have lived in the Brunerstown community for several years. Mrs. Lloyd Nichols who teach-

es In Columbus, spent the vttc* end at home. Her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ward and son of Columbus spent Sunday with them. Mrs. Mary Proctor spent late Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ; Verna Zeiner.

THE DAILY BANNEf FRL, MAY 17. 1957 Pace 3 GRKEXCASNLE. IND.

HERD SCORE’S EVE I.OOKS BUTTER THE DOCTOR SAYS

JUNIOR FARMER GROUP HELD GOOD MEETING The Jackson township Junior Farmers met Monday, May 13, at 8:00 p. m. The meeting was called to order by the president Claire Stanley, Ronnie Dove led the pledge to the American flag and Esther Pitcock led the 4-H pledge. Officers elected for this year are: President, Claire Stanley; Vice-President. Wassell Crosby; Sec. & Treas., Esther Pitcock; News Reporter, Janet Stanley; Song Leader, Mary Ann Crosby; Health & Safety Leader, Mary Ann Crosby; Recreation Leader, Kenneth Pitcock. Business was handing out record books. Kenneth Pitcock led in recreation. Refreshments were served to our leader, ten members and one guest. Our next meeting will be May 20.

CLEVELAND (UP) — The prospects for a resumption of Herb Score's brilliant baseball career brightened considerably today with announcement by doctors that the player's right retina is not detached. "Herb does not have a detached retina nor is there a tear puncture evident at this time," the medical report said.

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