The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 July 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER SAT.. -JI'LV 13. If*.',7 Pac<* CJREfcNCASTLE. IND.

K<’rr-!?*■« l^v \V,<Mini, r Announ Miss Donna B' of Mr. and Mrs. of Westport, and of Mrs. Charles I Greenrast le. wer»* ria^e at St. Ma Greensburg; Sattu at 11 a m. The R

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headpiere of ■ vet and ran white feathe red roses. The couph Joseph F. K Mrs. AmRh street-length hououet of ft Her maMve 1 tical to that Mrs. Bew! wore blue ou ■navy accesso corsages. A luncheon held at the pished apart] Franklin. Mi and Mis.s Lin at the reeep wedding eak

Uarfitio^sti bride and groom.-was the cenTeppiece for the luncheon The couple left for a short trip Ihi ugh Indiana and Ohio. Out of town guests were from Greencastle. Indianapolis. £>> ownsburg and Westport. Rush-Oodfelter Wedding Sunday The marriage of Miss Joan C;, ifelter, daughter of Mr. and ■ fr- Willis Chjdfelter and Ronald Hi; h, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ru. h will be soleminized at the rst Christian church Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Elgin T. naster. will read . the

'loverdale Homema!:crs [fold Meeting The Homemakers Extension ru u b of Cloverdale met set the home of Mrs. Arthur Cash for their July meeting. The story >f the srmg of the month was read r,v .M r*. Arendt. After the club creed and the flag salute in unison, the lesson was presented. Mrs. Broadstreet discussed new’ fabrics, part one, w’hich w’as information. We discussed our part in serving the meal for the 4-H iub judging to be held at the high school Thursday, July 18. Mrs. Dorothy Routt leted the ub prayer for the closing of this

THE DAILY BANNER end HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice of Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under act of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week. $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County, ST,.00 to SI 0.40 pe,r year outside Putnam Comity. S. R. Rariden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street Telephone 74, 95, 114 ,

Mrs. Griffith Hostess To .Missionary Group

The 1 ng of let Tu f Mrs. on St.

Vomen’s Missionary meet- , the First Baptist Church i ^sday evening in the home ; Lola Griffith, 40^ .’ nder- i

W’as believed to be the most logi- j younger son. 24-year-old Prince cal choice. * Sadniddin, in favor of Karim. The Aga Khan, who Is permit- Leaders of the Muslim Ismaili ted by Moslem law to name hi? j community gathered in this vilsuceessor, also passed over his ’ lage on the shore of Lake Geneva

today to pay homage to the new ago reve Aga Khan. which literally I as his su means “honorable leader.” 1 “needs a The death bed will written by leader to the ailing Aga Khan two months of an at

Karim he aect young oblems

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT

Matt. 24:42.

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The meeting was opened by a >ng service led by Mrs. Zola Devotion were given by Mrs. earl Skinner on “How We Use ! ur Time’’. The Lord's Prayer as repeated in unison. The business meeting was held 1 id reports were given on Chrisan Trairung. Foreign Missionary ifts and The Association Pro- ] Mrs Zola Day was presented j itfr a going away gift from the

The Love Gift program was in 'charge of Mrs. Mary Barr, using I the theme “My Cup Runneth | Over”. Dainty refreshments w’ere served by the hostess and Co-hostess, I Mrs. Hilda Baumunk.

FIRST THOUGHTS My best is none too good — don’t bring out the worst in me. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

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\\SP ARENT APPLES

$2.25 a bushel, you pick them. 82.75 we pick them. MOORE'S ORCHARD

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North of Greencastle on 43.

REAl ESTATE SALE

AT PL'JMJC AUCTION Auaust 3,1957

I room house wii elect ri pinup, o Detober I, I'i'tT. 1(1 days on deli - . HARVEY ALTON III RSI

Closing-oat Sale

Entire Grocery Slock at 311 Bloomington Street in Greencastle, on Saturday, July 20th, 1957

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groceries: Canned, Peas, Corn, Green ri'ens. Peaches, Pineapple, Apricots; Preserves, < of fee, Soap * Powders, < s; Canned Meats, Breakfast Foods, il«*ene\ and everything sold in a good

Complete line of fr Beans. Tomatoes, Beet All kinds of S'ruits, it Cereals, Paper goods. Crackers, Cookies, FIoi

g roeery.

On,' C.md.v ( 2 s»*ts Computing Seales, Display Racks, Portable "Li h ne. Meat Slicer, (irinder. Meat Block, Steel Credit File. Pi ase e< ine early as sale will start promptly at 10:0,1 \. ’d. and coiiTinue until all stock is sold.

TERMS; C\sH.

Not responsible for Accidents.

PAUL HATCHER, Owner

ALTON III RST. \iu tioneer.

( LIFE McMAIN’S, clerk

Dog 'N Suds MONDAY SPECIAL Free 10 Oz. Root Beer

Wiih A Coney Sandwich. Across from Fair Ground.

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AT 2:00 I*. M. ii- u md »i > \ 242 ft. lot, good well with < h pc! Telephone I vebaige. Possession c i^h on da\ of sale, remainder within d nnd aihslraet. teOLS, Chairman et £ioard

Mrs. Esther Bomqulst has been i I called to Chicago due to the illness of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCall j and children are at home from a j vacation spent in Florida. D. A. R. Cabins will be open to visitors Sunday, July 14th from; j 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Miss Evelyn Shultz of Stevens j Point, Wise, is the guest of her I sister, Mrs. A. Reid Winsey, and

family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alice and , two sons, Ronnie and Lannie, are spending a few days at Indiana ! Beach, Lake Shafer. The Current Book Club will meet Monday, July 15th, 8:00 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Richard

Sandy.

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Webb and children are at home from a

where they Mrs. James

Aly Khan New Moslem Leader

VERSOIX, Switzerland UP— Prince Karim Aly Khan, a serious young student of Oriental history at Harvard University, assumed his duties today as the first atomage leader of more than 10 million Ismaili Moslems. The handsome, 20-year-old prince, who now will be known as Aga Khan IV, was the surprise choice of his grandfather, the late Aga Khan, to serve as his successor as head of the sect. The Aga Khan, who died Thursday at the age of 79. provided in his will that Karim he named Iman leader of the Shiah Muslim Ismaili community. The announcement Friday night came as a surprise. Aly Khan, Karim’s father and former husband of actress Rita Hayworth, at first

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visit to California visited Mr. and

Webb.

A quartet of vocal and instru- | mental performers will give an i hour’s program Sunday night, ! starting at 7:30, at the Nazarene ; Church. The quartet is from the | Olivet Nazarene College at Kankakee, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin, Jr., ] and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar j Martin. Sr., left Friday for Dar- . I by, Montana for a two w r eeks va- j cation with Mi*, and Mrs. H. A. ; McCullough. Mrs. McCullough is tlie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Martin, Sr. Mrs. Ira E. McCabe, the form- I er Miss Cecil Zcalta Fry of j Crawfordsville and widow of Mr. McCabe, of Chicago, who died j last Feb. 13, is the sole heir to | the estate of $1,055,000 left in | tiust for her by her husband. I The inventory of the estate was | approved a few’ days ago in ' i Chicago by the assistant to the ! probate judge. Conard Shinn, County road j superintendent, reports that yes- j I terday afternoon seven truck ' I loads of dirt from the hospital I I were dumped into the excavation | J caused by the recent flood and that they all disappeared in the I w’ater, and those wntching could- | j n’t see where they went. One chap ! i working on the edge of the wash- ; out said he got as close to it as i possible and using a long stick, {failed to touch bottom of the {wash-out. Braves Downed By White Sox The Little League Braves w’ere defeated for the first time Friday when the White Sox handed them a 13 to 3 setback. Phil Cooper w’as the w’innin^ hurler while Harry McGinity was the losing pitcher. The Braves now have a 4-1 record and the Sox are 3-2. For the Sox it was 13 runs, six hits and two errors. The Braves got 3 runs, six fits and two er- (

rors.

IN MEMORY In loving remembrance of my dear husband and our father, James Sutherlin, who passed away five years ago July 13. No one know’s the silent hearache Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence. For the one we loved so well. Wife and Children 13-lt

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