The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 May 1957 — Page 6
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MOKTON Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum and Mrs. D. P. Alexar. i- r were Mrs. Charles Moore and son, Clarhud, of Waveland and Mrs. Edgar Pitts, Mrs. Catherine Bridges and Mrs. Carol Scribner of Russellville. Mr .and Mrs. Ray Clodfelter were Sunday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin and son, Donald, were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- ; vin Priest and family of Crawfordsville. Mr .and Mrs. Wayne Bettis and daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. Nell Bettis visited Sara Lou Bettis, a student at Purdue University on Sunday. Mrs. B Itis then returned to her home in In- j dianapolis after spending a week in Morton. Recent visitors of Mrs. Z. B. Burkett were Mrs. Claud Burk on Monday afternoon and Mrs. Russell O’Haver, Mrs. Neile Bettis and Mrs. Katherine Call on Thursday afternoon. Clyde Nutgrass of Indianapolis spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Russell O’Haver and attended the alumni banquet of the Bainbridge High School. Mrs. Carrie Clodfelter remains about the same. Mrs. Loie Holland and son. George of Indianapolis and Mrs. Mae Woodworth of Brick Chapel were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter, Ella Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith and daughter were Sunday night visitors. They all visited relatives at Newman, 111 , in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Burk spent Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Lloyd of Rockville. The Burks attended burial services for Mrs. Maude Day of Fillmore Thursday. Mrs.
Day was a sister of Mrs. Ed. Reynolds. They also visited Ciem LaRue at the Ruark Nursing Home. They found him as well as usual and in good spirits. Mrs. T. J. Miiler and sons visited with Mrs. Miller mother of Mrs. Clair Albin last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson spent the day Saturday with Mrs. Anderson’s sister, Mrs. Irving Hayworth and husband of Terre Haute. They were Sunday din- i nor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Worrell : have had as their house guest the past week Mr. Worrell’s brother of Indianapolis. Mrs. Fred Thompson attended the Reelsville alumni banquet on j
Saturday evening. She, her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Pelfrey visited a relative, Mrs. Ivela Manning of Crawfordsville on Sunday afternoon. Norma Jean and Judy Thompson spent Saturday night with their sister, Mrs. Shirley Sue Baker and family of Bainbridge. Mr .and Mrs. Rex Call visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Huffman near Avon. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitehead and family were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roel and Mrs. Candace Randolph of Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Whitehead and son were Sunday visitors and the two families enjoyed dinner at the Boots ’N
Saddle. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Nicholson and daughter, Daretha, were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lawter and Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Lawter and son of Russell1 ville. Mrs. Floyd Bales visited her sister, Mrs. Bessie Barnett and Mrs. Wilma Jean Gorham of , Greencastle Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Emmons of near Dayton. Ohio, were week end visitors of Mrs. Emmons’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Connerly. Mrs. O. M. Thomas was a Sunday dinner guest in the Connerly home. Mrs. Z. B. Buraett returned o her home on Saturday after be-
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ing in the Putnam County Hospital Wednesday and Thu-.- , y for observation and rspending a couple of day in the home of her son, Howard, in Greencastle. R - cent visitors of Mrs. Burkett were Mrs. Myrtle" Roe of Si i l. ig, Colorado and Mrs. Dorothy Grigsby of Louisville, Ky. on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Broom of near Kingman were Sunday afternoon callers o’. Mr. and Mrs. Burkett. Leonard Randdolph spent Wednesday and Thursday in Terre Haute. Meadozvbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 3G and 43
Friday ami Saturday “THE Bl KXIXG HILLS” (Color) Tab Hunter, Natalie Wood (Color) “ISTAXBCL” End Flynn, Cornell Boreht rs
Sunday and Monday “BATTLE HYMN” (Color) Rock Hudson, Martha flyer “OASIS” (Color) Miehele Morgan and Cornell Borehers
Mrs. Charles Hendricks and JoH '.na Hendricks were visitors <>i M s. Albeit Whitehead and daughter la. ‘ Friday. Mr. and Noel Nicholson were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nicholson. Mrs. Georgia Martin visited 'I s. Carroll Connerly on Friday alt', iiioon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harbisor. and d lighter, Katherine, and
Corral Drive-In Theatre SEELYVILLE, INDIANA Boxoffice Open 7:15 Show At Dusk
Tonight and Saturday “GIANT” — Shown at 8:50 ADVANOl D VDMISSION THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY 75c ADULTS CHILDREN FREE “GIANT” Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, James Dean Also “CH \SING THE SUN”
Sunday and Monday “HOLLYWOOD OR BUST” (\ ista\ ision-Technicolor) Also “THE WRONG MAN” MONDAY NTTE BCCK NITE $1.00 PER CAR
Daretha Nicholson saw the show “Oklahoma” at Crawfordsville on Sunday afternoon. Several from this community attended the Clinton Center alumni banquet at Old Trail Ini Saturday evening. Mrs. D. P. Alexander and XP and Mrs. John Vermillion called at the mortuary in New Market
0-C Midway Drive-in Theater Junction U. S. 40 and 43.
Tonight Cinemascope ‘WALK THE I’ROCD LAND’ Audie Murphy “WOMEN OF I’lTNAIKN ISLAND” Janies Craig
Saturday Only “A DAY OF FI KY” - In Color Dale Robertson and Mara Corday “THE BLONDE SINNER” Diana Dora. Yvonne Mitehell
SUN. - MON. (Buck Nile) All Color Program “THE RAINMAKER” Burt I^ancaster, and Kathryn Hepburn “WONDERS OF NEW ORLEANS” Plus Cartoon and Short
on Saturday evening To pay respects to the Harve Saylor family. Mr. Saylor passed away last week. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mae Staggs were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Butler and son ami Mr. and Mrs. rtoger McLochlin of Crawfordsville. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Huffman and Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Denny and family were Friday afternoon visitors of the Calls and Wagners. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe White were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vermillion.
MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Ktileeville on U. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk
Friday and Saturday Jef, i handler A Joanne Dm “DRANGO” Randolph Seott, Barbara Hale “SEVENTH CAVALRY” “THE MONSTER AND THE APE”
Sunday and Monday Grant Williams and Kandy Stewart “THE SHRINKING MAN* John Kromfield and Vietor Jury “MAXFLSli”
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