The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 September 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER Parade In Pasadena on Jan. 1.1 THl'RS., SF:PT. 26. 19»f. Page 2 Theme of the P arade 13 Day *

OKKENCAKTLB, IND.

Dreams.’

News Of Boys FORT POLK, La. Pvt. Floyd Fr**eman. 22. whose Wife, Shirley. lives on R. 3, Cloverdale, Ind , recently began the second phase of six months training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Polk, La. Freeman u» receiving eight v/ceks of advanced combat training after having completed basic training. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman, live on R. 2, Poland.

PUSHOVER

BENTON HARBER. Mich., UP — Bud Layman learned the • size of a tiny German-built car I can. be a disadvantage. Musclebound pranksters topped the j 780-pound car on its side after Layman parked it in his drive- ; way for the night.

TkE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATE Entered in the posloffice of Greencastle, Indiana as second class mail matter under a-* of March 7, 1878. Subscription price 25 cents per week, $5.00 per year by mail In Putnam County, Sti.00 to $10.40 per yeai outside Putnam County.

Bride-Elect

DIVIDED DECLARED

STILL A VISION LOS ANGELES UP—The City Council, presently dickering for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Wednesday voted to spend $6,000 to build a float titled "Major League Baseball” for the Rose

FORT WAYNE (UP)— The hoard of directors of the General Telephone Company of Indiana declared a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on $2 preferred stock Wednesday, payable Nov. 1 to holders of record Oct. 15. Mrs. Ella Vestal returned to J her home from the Putnam county hospital Tuesday.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I ha\e learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be contenL Philippians 4:11. Discontent wins no promotions. It dispoils us of happiness. It is right to seek betterment, but seek it cheerfully.

FIRST THOUGHTS The only thing anger makes better is the arch of a cat’s back; it won't do a thing for

your face.

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

’ Mrs. Jane Carpenter | year’s total to 118 compared with Hostess To Club ' 332 a year ago. i Mrs. Jane Carpenter was hos- Tmo ca ses were reported : less, in her new home on Stiles- 1 f rom Lake County, two from ville Road, to Epsilon Psi Chap- Kosciusko and one from Allen.,

ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International sorority, Tuesday jvening. Guest speaker for the evening w r as C. B. Hammond, whose topic was the diamond in-

dustry.

Mr. Hammond gave many in- ' cresting facts concerning the diamond from the mining stage through the mounting process. Care of a diamond was brought

out during a short discussion Birthday period. Carl Phillips, Fillmore today. A short business meeting was Sept. 26.

presided over by Pat Haltom,

HANDLEY APPEALS FOR , A TTYS. ASK COMMITTEE THE NEW TIME LAW TO DELAY HOFFA CASE INDIANAPOLIS UP —Gov. Handley made a last-minute ap- WASHINGTON UP Attprpeal today for "the people of i ncys of James R. Hoffa asked Indiana to abide by the uniform the Senate Rackets Committee

INFLATION HITS CRIME DETROIT UP—The cost of ciime goes up Friday when misdeeds involving amounts up to $100 will be only misdemeanors. The figure used to be $50.

ANNIVERSARIES

ACROSS FROM FAIR GROUNDS ON STATE ROAD 43 Those Delicious Foods Thick Shakes and Malts Sundaes and Cones Root Beer "Short” and “Tali’ Root Beer Floats I .cm on and Orange Frost Small and Large Cokes Hot Coffee • Hot Chocolate

FRIDAY’S SPECIAL FREE 12 oz. Root Beer With Each Sandwich

Conies (Helen’s homemade) .Minute Steaks • Fish Sizzlers (veal with onion flavor)

• Jiffy (specially prepared wiener on stick) Ma Ma Moo (Hamburger deluxe with all the trimmings) • Pa Pa Moo (Double Hamburger deluxe) • Ham Dinger (Special tenderized mouth watering ham, with crisp lettuce and tomato) • Bar-B-<i (Our own zippy taste tempting 100% pure

ground beef)

• Tenderloin (Breaded served with crisp lettuce and tomato) • Pizza-Burger (Specially prepared meat with tangy flavor) • French F ries <% Onion Rings • Homemade Chili and Pie OPEN 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.

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Personal

And Local News Uriels

Miss Darlene Cash Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cash Fillmor,e, Ind., wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Darlene to Ray Brattain, Jr. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brattain R. R.

4, Greencastle.

The wedding will take place Sunday, October 6th at 2:30, in the Fillmore Christian Church. I All friends and relatives are cor-

Certified Meat Type HAMPSHIRE HOG SALE 40 Boars - 40 Gilts 70 Commercial Gilts MONDAY NITE, SEPT. 30, 1957 Sale at Checkerboard Farms i j mUc west of Fayette or 6 miles north of Brow nshurg on 267 CA R(’ASS INFO R-M ATION Feed conversion records and 56 day P R Weights on all litters. Health certified. Brucellosis and Lepto free herd. Write for catalog. • 1 TOM i ELMER DENHART

GET YOUR UR READY for Fall and Winter Driving Let us clean and repair your radiator. Greencastle's oldest radiator repair shop. Over 22 years in same location and under same management. SCOTT'S FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE Yine & Franklin Street

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The Needlecraft club will meet with Mrs. Wayne Pitts, Friday at 2:30 p. m. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cancilla of Gr^encastle. Mrs. Lee Robinson of Fillmore and Mrs. Minta Keroey of Petersburg are spending the week with j Mrs. Frank McBride. Mrs. Hubert Reed, West Walnut Street road and Mrs. Kate Reed have returned home frpm a vacation trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. James Huestis, Greencastle, are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital. Harold Crawley, who has been associated with IBM for the past year, has entered the freshman class at Butler University in Indianapolis. Monday is the last day to file claims with Auditor Alex Bryan for consideration by the Putnam County Commissioners at their regular monthly meeting, October 7th. Dr. and Mrs. Lei and Trippett left this morning for Princeton, Ind. due to the death of Dr. Trippett s sister’s husband, Glenn Irvin. Mr. Irvin passed away on Wednesday evening. Burial will be at Princeton on Friday. Delta Theta Tau has announced a Hallowe’en Cardarama to be held at the Armory on Wednesday, October 30, at 8 p. m. The evening will feature bridge, canasta, prizes and refreshments. Proceeds will help finance the sorority’s project of providing dental care for children in the Greencastle schools. Word has been received here of the birth of a son, Wednesday Sept. 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanneman of Sanford, Florida. The baby has been named Jackie Lee and weighed eight pounds. Mrs. Hanneman is the former Ruth Stites of this city. The father of the baby is stationed at Sanford, Fla., with the U. S. Navy. Anouncement is made of a coon-se in Typing to be added to the studies offered in the Adult Education program given at the High School beginning on October 2nd. The course, which was inadvertantly omitted from the program published in the Banner On September 25, will be taught by Miss Judith Reynolds. This program, sponsored by the Association of University Women and the' Greencastle chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, will extend for eight weeks, ending November 20th. I Mr. and Mrs. Len Quinlan of Cloverdale, received word the last of the week from Dr. and Mrs. B. K. Wiseman of Columbus, O., who had stopped in j Grand Teton National Park, Wyo., where they visited Dr. ! Wiseman’s uncle, a retired surI geon after 40 years, and who was in poor health. Mrs. Wiseman. the former Adah Quinlan, a native of Cloverdale, is a sister of Len Quinlan. Dr. Wiseman has for many years been I connected with Ohio State University as staff doctor. They plan to be home about Oct. 1.

dially invited. No invitations are

being senV

the chapter president. Further plans were made for the rush party to be held at the home of Lucille Jones in October. The new program books were distrib■ted by Barbara Pow r ell. Following the business meeting. Mrs. Haltom conducted the jewel pin ceremony for a new member, Margaret Lancaster. Margaret was presented her pin by her sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Powell. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Carpenter to the following members: Pat Haltom. Joyce Jones, Margaret Lancaster, Barbara Powell and Norma Ganger.

time law to end this concusion once and for all.’ But Atty. Gen. Edwin Steers, to whom Handley entrusted Lie job of deciding who violates the 1957 Legislature’s law calling for "slow” time seven months each year beginning the last Sunday in September, said again | this morning that there * is no law to prevent a community 1 from operating on any time it

pleases.

Handley and Steers made the statemen as they conferred once again on the perplexing

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank everyone for ; their kindness during my stay in

teh hospital. Dr. Johnson. Ntas- t es. Nurse Aids, friends, relatives Problem, which threatens to

have Indiana tied up again this winter as madly as it was before the new "stricter” time law was

enacted.

today 19 postpone his expected reappearance until after Oct. 13. They said the Teamsters vice president should be excused until then because of his indictment on perjury chaiges by a New York federal grand jury Wednesday and his scheduled arlaignment oh Oct. 15. The committee took the request under advisement and recessed for lunch without announcing a ruling.

and all who visited me and sent flowers and cards. Thanks again

to all of you. Ella Vestal

Today s Market Hogs 9.000; steady to 25 higher; 200 lb and up 17.75-18.00; 210-240 lb. 18.10-18 25; heavier s< arce; 165-190 lb 17.00-17.75.

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Ralph L. Barker of Judson, who has been sales representative for the Moorman Mfg. Co., of Qunicy, has been promoted to district sales manager by that company. Mr. and Mrs. Barker and their children reside on Rural Route 1, Judson. Mrs. Barker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cunningham of Russellville. Mr. Barker’s parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Barker, reside in Ro&chdale.

Meeting Held By County Club Offieers Mrs. Earl Sutherlin, president of the County Federation of Clubs, held a meeting of county officers, chairmen, and club presidents last Friday evening. She announced that the Hospital Guild will meet, September 26 from 9-11 a. m. to elect officers and plan a permanent organization. The 5th district federation meeting was announced for October 22 at Plainfield at the Christian church. Reservations should be sent to Mrs. Hubert Garner, 245 Avon Ave., Plainfield, by. October 19. The following list of County Federated Club with their presidents is given below: Please clip these for future reference. Boston: Miss Grace Browning, 417 E. Wash. St. Century; Mrs. Harry D. Moore. 421 E. Franklin St. Coterie; Mrs. Granville Thompson, 623 Anderson St. Country Reading; Mrs. John R. Torr, R. R. 4. Domestic Science; Mrs. Charles Rector, Sr., 503 E. Wash., St. Federated Reading: Mis. Ferd Lucas, 633 E. Seminary St. Fortnightly; Miss Helen Black, 205 Northw r ood Blvd. Modern Priscilla; Mrs. Heber H. Ellis: 615 E. Seminary St. Needlecraft; Mrs. Frank P. Schafer, 611 S. Locust St. New r Era; Mrs. Ray Mosteller, 102 Northwood Blvd. Over-the-Teacups; Mrs. J. B. Crosby, 300 Greenwood Blvd. Penelope; Mrs. Vernon Shirley, R. R. 2. Progress History; Mrs. Edna West Coffman, 208 E. Walnut St. Thursday Reading; Mrs. Chester Liptrap, 7 W. Seminary St. Twentieth Century; Mrs. L. W. Vancleave, 312 N. Arlington St. Veronica; Mrs. Robert McCullough, R. R. 4. Womans; Mrs. Clinton Green, 629 E. Washington St. W’oman’s Study; Mrs. Joseoh Y. Todd, 105 Bloomington St. County Clubs Bainbridge Study; Mrs. J. R. South, Bainbridge R. R. 2. Mildred Alghren Literary; Mrs. Cecil English, Bainbridge R. R. 2. Groveland Community; Mrs. Kenneth Birge, Coatesville R. R. o Clint&n-Madison; Mrs. John T. Martin, Greencastle R. R. 1. New Maysville Community; Mrs. Fred Lasley, Roachdale R. R. 2. Philomath; Mrs. Robert Crosby; Roachdale R. R. 2. Roachdale Country Reading; Mrs. John Sullivan, Roachdale R. R. 2. Womans Progress; Mrs. A. F. Higgins; Roachdale R. R. 2. Bainbridge Home Demonstration; Mrs. Achsa Cassity, Bainbridge R. R. 1.

ROTARY CLUB MEETS

W Six-DAY BIKE RHCIN6-TH4T WAS

T-IE BI&OEST SPORT

4ROUMD—THElsI IT JUST DIED OUT-1

S4W THE L4ST RACE

THEY EVER H4D lH THE (S4RDEN—OF COURSE, I W4S

T4LK 4SOUT) WOMEN! MOT W4MTINO TO TIP THEIR 4SE-> THOSE OUVS WOM'T 4DMIT SEEN' 4MYTHIISI0 BEFORE 1950//

By Jimmy Hatlo [ they mever cot around muchthey were too busy at home touching up what HAIR i

THEY HAD LEFT—J

Following the luncheon at the Student Union on Wednesday, the Rotary Club enjoyed an entertainment and instructive program regarding the recent Boy Scout Jamboree held at Valley Forge, Pa. A colored motion picture was projected, and gave an excellent account of the activities of the 50,000 Scouts attending the Jamboree. FIVE NEW CASES INDIANAPOLIS (UP)—Five cases of polio were added to the Indiana State Health Board’s records last week, raising the

Listening to the BOYS TRYING TO LIE A FEW YEARS OFF THE RECORD * Oha** AMD A HATLO HAT TIP TO At Soullet,. y -<ewark,n.j. _

Mrs. Pruitt Hostess To Bainbridge Club The Friendly Neighbor’s Club of Bainbridge met in September with Mrs. Alva Pruitt with assistant hostess Mrs. Raymond Flint. The program was very interesting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Claude Etcheson, Mrs. Turney. Dood prize, Mrs. Ross Hanks. The president. Mrs. Dolby, finished club work then turned the meeting over to hostess and assistant. Club adjourned, to meet in October with Mrs. Dolby Colling*.

Always something good in store for you.. . south'side of the square

PORK BUTTS SALT FISH Lb. 29c

FRESH

COTTAGE PRACTICALLY BONELESS BABY LINKS Lb. 59c

Lb.

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STEAK

SIDE PORK lb. 59c ROUND SIRLOIN RIB

GROUND BEEF

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FRANKS, Lb. 35c WIENERS, Lb. 49c BOLOGNA, Lb. 29c PICKLE LOAF, Lb. 59c

PORK CHOPS

LEAN GINTER CUT

VALENTINE

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69> HAMS

ALL SIZES HALF OR WHOLE

Lb.

VELVEET4,2 Lb. Box

79c

POIK I1VER, Lb. SELF BRJLIH3. Lb.

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FOLGEIfS INSTANT COFFEE

6 Oz. Jar

BLISS COFFEE

S STEW. lb.

BLENDED

E9c

MAXWELL HOUSE

DELMONTE

CATSUP, 214 oz. Bottles . . 25c

SUGAR, 5 Lb. Bag . . MACKEREL, Rose Bowl, 2 Tall GPJAMETTES ELBO MAC, Box MILLER FIG BARS, 2 Lb. Box

Cans

No.2Vi can

Peaches

PURE CANE SORGHUM

New -- Extra Thick I . S. NO. 1 COBBLERS

Potatoes

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PERK DOG FOOD, 3 Cans FLUFFO- 10c Off-3 Lb. Can

TOILET TISSUE

3 Lb. Jar 89.

CHARMIN, 4 Rolls

TOILET TISSUE COMO, 4 Rolls

49c 37c IGc 49c 32c 89c 35c 27c

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ONIONS, 4 Lbs.

PLUMS, Lb.

GOLDEN DELICIOUS A JONATHANS 25c APPLES 4 Lb. Big . f*8 CAULIFLOWER, Each

49c 29c