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THE DAILY BANNED

^T:i).. ALT*. 7. 1957 Pap. *

CrRKENf ASTLK, IND.

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Brant Moore, the Red Cross in-

structor in Life Saving and Swimming at the Windy Hill Country Club, was in the Red Cross offi ' ttv’^y v.ith a list of five partic.pants who have qualified for their C: rtificates in Senior Life

Saving and Water Safety.

Shetrone Wins Softball Crown

Those qualifying at this time were. Sheila Hanna. George Bennett, Si e Collins. Jane Hughes : and Margaret Franklin. Twelve youngsters are about to qualify for their Junior Life Saving Certificates next week. Brant informs us he is start- ! ing a new class, Monday, Aug. 1. at 7 p. m. at the Windy Hiii Country Club, in Life Saving. Any qualified swimmer desiring to take this course, which is free, should make application through Mrs. Ned Wood, 304 Greenwood

Ave., Grt'encastle.

The Shetrone softball team won the league championship Tuesday by defeating the V.F.W. 1 to 0 in tlK- final game of the si ason. The Shetrone squad completed the schedule with 10 wins and two losses. Jerry Lewis, of the Reelsville team, received the award for being the outstanding player David Grimes, who played with Shetrone, was honored for being the leading batter. Final Standings

Shetrone VFW

Reelsville .. Progression Bainbridge

10 . 8 . 7 . 3

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice of Greem;t.»tie, Indiana a» seeonc .iass mail matter under act o' Man-h 7. 1878. 8rA>*»eriptio» price 25 cents per week, $5.00 >er year 1>\ mail In Ibitnar: County. 5#5.00 tu .<»0.40 fyer yaai outside Putnam Cmmty. S Iv. Kariden, Pnhlixliey ll-IS <'*nth .Jackson SVree TelenKme 74. H5. • 14 TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT My father worketh hitherto and I work. John 5:17. We have a debt to society, to humanity. We should discharge that debt to have a clear conscience.

MRS. HOCK, MRS. GILTZ HONORED

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CITY RECREATION Twenty-five minor leaguers and high school boys went to the Indians game at Victory Field on Tuesday night. Five adults chaperoned the group. Any boys wanting to play several more games of baseball should come to Robe-Ann at 4 p. m. the rest of this week. Thursday’s Schedule 9-4 Arts and Crafts, High School Art Room. 10:30-11:45 First and Second, Robe-Ann. 1-2:30 DePauw Swimming. 3- 5 Park Recreation. 4- 5 Minor League Baseball, Robe-Ann. 7:30-9:30 Square Dance (Door

Prizes).

FIRST THOUGHTS Ihi.ik! It may be a new experience. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

IN MEMORY Furney—In loving memory of our father, Matthew Furney, who passed away, August 7, 1953. Deep in our hearts there is a picture Of a loved one laid to rest; The load into the sunset And through it br ings us sorrow When a loved one goes first Still there is comfort knowing We will meet again some day, When grief and pain are over And the clouds have rolled away. The Children

FIRST RIDE AT 63

BRAZIL (UP) — Mm Francis Heidy, 63, never rode on a motorcycle despite the fact that her

Personal And Local News Uriels Fire Chief and Mrs. William Lawrence are attending the Indiana firemen’s convention at Indianapolis. A daughter was born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Horn of Cloverdale. Robert E. Myers of Bab Myers Edsel, ie attending a meeting of Edsel dealers of the central zone in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Goodpaster, of Coatesville, are the parents of a son bom Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mrs. Joseph B. Campbell is undergoing major surgery at St. Mary’s Hospital in Evansville this Friday. The Campbells are former residents of Greencastle. The Rev. William Harvey Thompson, 85, father of Granville Thompson, 623 Anderson street, died Monday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Reverend Thompson had been a Methodist pastor for 51 years. He is survived by the widow and five chil-

dren.

Sunday guests of Mrs. Grace Routt, S. Indiana St., were Mrs.

Hanks Reunion Held Sunday Th£ annual Hanks reunion was held at Robe-Ann Park on Sunday, August 4. As usual a bountiful basket dinner was enjoyed by relatives from Fillmore. Bainbridge. Lafayette, Indianapolis, Mooresville, Greencastle, Noblesville. Upper Darby, Pa.. Champaign. 111., and Terre Haute. Shortly after dinner Roy Hanks, president, called a business meeting and officers consisting of Ross Hanks, president and Marie Pierson, secretary-treasur-er' wore elected for the coming year. A short program consisting of two readings delightfully given by Zada Pruitt was enjoyed by all. Late in the afternoon the meeting adjourned to return again on the first Sunday in August, 195s Walnut Chapel Homecoming Sunday The annual Homecoming and basket dinner of the Walnut Chapel Friends church will be held August 11. There will be no Sunday School Worship services will begin at 11:00 A. M.

' Afternoon services at 1:30 p. : m. Anyone welcome to spend the day with us.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Charles G. Burton Jr. sou of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burton. 7 I years old today. Mrs. Paul E. Giddings. 909 Hilcrest, today. Janet Scott, 14 years, August 7th. Mary Jane King. 1 year, August 7th.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each and every one for the gifts, flowers and cards we received on our 50th wedding anniversary and to those who called to help make it a very memorable occasion. Mr. and Mis. William C. Campbell.

Funeral Home »> I.VUbzhlrfton St.

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Left to right: Mrs. Hubert Giltz and Mrs. Walter C. Hock.

husband owns one. Finally she ; Ina Sinclair, Pasadena, Calif.,

Mrs. Etta Hughes, So. Carolina; Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes, Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Ira Knoll, Martinsville and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Handy, Greencast-' le. The ladies are all sisters of

Mrs. Routt.

decided to hop aboard while her husband zipped around town taking her on visits to neighbors and fiiends. She said she liked it fine and believed she could “ride to West Virginia and back

without stopping.”

AND SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES AT TROVER'S WITH OVER 50% SAVINGS ON DOZENS OF ITEMS. • NO LAYAWAYS • ALL SALES FINAL • NO EXCHANGES

ALL SWIM SUITS 9.08 to 10.98 12.98 to 14.98 17.98 to 25.G0 3 00 5.007.00

ONE GROUP DRESSES 9.98 to 10.98 12.98 to 14.98 17.98 to 25.00 300 5.00 7.00

ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER MILLINERY

50c

Values To

10.98

ENTIRE STOCK SI MMER

JEWELRY 50<

Values To

3.00

Plus Tax

ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER

Values To 5.00

PURSES $|50

Plus Tax

ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER GOWNS - PAJAMAS

S^OO

Values To

5.98

HEAVY SI MMER TERRY BEACH ROBES

SJOO

Values To

698

BEAUTIFUL, PL AD SPORT

Values To

14.98

JACKETS $^00

BUY FOR SCHOOL

Values To

12.98

WOOL SKIRTS

SCOO

ENTIRE STOC K SI MMER

BLOUSES 5000

Values To

5.C8

ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER

SKIRTS

Values To

100

7.98 ^

Mrs. Charles A. Thompson, wife of Captain Thompson, was hostess at a dessert given in honor of Mrs. Walter C. Hock and Mrs. Hubert Giltz, wives of the new superintendent and assistant superintendent of the Indiana State Farm, respectively, at the State Farm Skeet Range Club House on Monday afternoon. Invitations were issued to all of the women living on the farm reservation and was well attended by twenty-two. The club house w r as beautifully decorated with flow-ers of the season. The serving table w 7 as centered with an arrangement of gladiolus, tuberoses and greenery

with each individual table centerd with hybiscus. Mrs. Caroll vloore was in charge of decorat•ng. Assisting Mrs. Thompson with the serving was Mrs. Thomas Dobbins, with Mrs. Richard Steinert and Mrs. Doyle Clover pouring. Games w r ere played and prizes w-ere won by Mrs. Stanley Heileger, Mrs. Allan Clarkson and Mi s. Doyle Clover. Mr. and Mrs. Hock are from LaPorte and have tw-o daughters, Joan 15 and Sharon 8. Mr. and Mrs. Giltz are from Brazil and are well known in the Greencastle community.

Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Baker of New Washington, Ind., are visiting their son. Dr. Frank Baker o! Fort Bragg, N. C. Miss Shirley Ann Timmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Timmons of Fort Wayne, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Meda Long. Virgil J. Ader, of Bainbridge has returned home from an enjoyable trip to New York City, and also visited his son, William, and family in Ramsey, New Jer-

sey.

Wayne Wiley, R. R. 2, Greencastde is spending a two w r eeks vacation with his mother, Mrs. Gene Marquis at Yellowstone National Park and other points of interest in the west. The Merchant’s Classic Bowding League will hold a brief organizational meeting Friday j August 9, 1957 at 7:30 p. m. at | the Varsity Lanes Bowling Alley. All ofiicers and members and all other interested parties are I urged to attend. Robert Aubrey, 20, pleaded i guilty to a reckless driving i charge when arraigned before Justice of the Peace Ola T. Ellis Tuesday and was fined a total ot $20.75. Aubrey w-as arrested by city police Monday afternoon on East Washington street. James King Loveless, a registrant of the Merced, Pennsylvania, draft board, and Frederic Michael McLain, of Pasadena, Calif., : were transfers through the local I Selective Service Board on Wed- ! nesday. Both registrants reported to the Armed Forces examining station for physical examinations. When Linus Gleason of Fillmore made a left hand turn without signalling at the Omar plant south on 43, a car driven by Miss Maitha Freeland, a nurse in Union Hospital iu Terre Haute, hit him broadside early Wednesday morning. Neither occupant of the cars was hurt, but property damage was more than $300 for both cars, Francis Hamilton, state trooper who investigated reported.

Stevens Family Held Reunion Decendants of Billie and Molie Stevens of the Roachdale community held their reunion Sunday, August 4th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boswell in Roachdale. A bountiful dinner was spread at the noon hour. Those present to enjoy the day were, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Daffin, Mr. and Mrs. Qlus Deweese of Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wooldridge, Lee Anne and Jeff of Southport; Mr. and Mrs. George Templeman and children; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riggle and children, Tommy, Danny, Kathy, Ronnie and Charles of Roachdale; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wooldridge, Mrs. Goldie Mason, Mrs. Floyd Allen, Mis. Reed Hennon and daughters, Becky and Janet Jo; Mrs. Bob Allen and daughters. Miss Gibbs of Bainbridge; Billie Mason of New Market; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boswell, Richard, Peggy, Edward, Michael and Freddie, also of Roachdale.

Introducing A New Line Jumping Jacks “Jterlca’c FhusJ Fitting Children’s Shoes”

STEP MASTER-BILUKEN

A to E Widths

ENGINEER AND COMBAT BOOTS CLODHOPPERS MOORE'S SHOES (West Side of Square)

Further Reductions

TROYER'S Clearance

SALE

Mfis Mary Maye Patterson Honored With Shower Miss Mary Maye Patterson was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower at the Union Building Friday evening, August 3rd. Miss Patterson will be married August 17th to Denver Cain of Richmond. The guest of honor opened her gifts from a beautifully decorated table. She was assisted by her mother, Mrs. W. A. Patterson, and the hostesses. Mrs. Madonna Hammond, Mrs. Wanda Bundy, Mrs. Gwen Long. Mrs. Betty Harmless, Mrs. Edna Bee and Mrs. Nell Ellis. She received many lovely and useful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening.

IDLERS SUMMER CLEARANCE

COATS i/ 2 PRICE Values to $35.00

SUITS l k PRICE Values to $25.00

RESSES Va|uesT °*t6

SPORTS WEAR Blouses $2.00 ■■ Shorts $1.00 and $2.00 PSay Suits $3.00 Skirts $3,00 Peddle Pushers $2.00

SWIM SUITS y 2 PRICE

PURSES PRICE

ALL

JEWiLRY

y 2 PRICE

SPECIAL $1.00 TABLE SALES FINAL ALL SALES CASH ADLERS