The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 October 1957 — Page 2
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<>IH XKI) WAS ON DUTY MAFBASHI rUP^ Lt. Col.
Walter C. Sharp, Beach Haven, N. J~, testified today that S3C WUliajn S. Girard definitely was on duty when he shot and killed Mrs. Xaka Sakai at the Camp
Weir firing range Jan. 30. Testifying as a defense wit-
ness, Sharp, Girard’s battalion commander, sail that once a soldier is placed ‘ to guard anything. he ha* that responsibility
until he is relieved.”
| be any chance of tax reductions | soon or. maybe, ever in the life- ! I times of any but the very young. < Likewise may be blown away i such progress as has been made
under the Republican Eisenhower r^reewcMtle, Indiana as second ' ’ministration IoxVslfcI contLnu6<3 1 ztsh m£til ond^ir 2L r ~*' ")f -eouence of balanced budgets, j March 7, 1878. Su*>scription
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MISTAKEN* IDENTITY WASHINGTON UP — A wo-
man in the crowd which welcomed Queen Elizabeth to Wash-
SPT’TMK PLAYS HAV’OC ington yesterday pointed excitedWASHINGTON iUP»—Specu- !>’ to United Ps ess reporter Gay lation may as weU cease about I Paule y who waii ridin ^ in a P rea3 where the Red Sputnik will fall, ; car directly behind the Queens
when it falla.
The Red Sputnik will fall upon and flatten the United States taxpayer’s pocketbook, flatten that already-flat pocketbook
even flatter.
No one in the administration is complacent about that although.
limousine.
“That’s the Queen's mother!” the woman said. Miss Pauley is a young woman.
OFF’ THE BEATEN* FEYWAY NORTH LONG BEACH. Calif. (UP)— Three-year-old Stanley
from President Eisenhower down, | Edward Phillips, found after a the evidence is in that the lid of threehour night-time search, had
government .spending is likely to be blown off again. Blown off and
away with the lid surely would
a ready excuse for his mommie. “I followed a duck,” he explain-
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NOW
TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT We know that whatsoever God loeth, it shall be forever; nothing can be put to it, nor any Lhing taken way from it. Ecclesiastes. 3:14. Life is filled with uncertainties and confusion. It is good to know there is something eternal and unchangable, something we can hold to with safety and complete assurance. FIRST THOUGHTS If children grew up according to early indications observed by parents, we would have nothing hut geniouses. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK
Personal And Local News Uriels
and
Country Home Economics club made a tour in Indianapolis of several places of interest for Lie
October meeting.
10 members, 2 guests. Miss Avis Risk and Mrs. William Moore, toured Ayers store. Had lunch at Ayers tea room and seen a style show while there. The next place was a tour of the Goodwill Industries, which
was very interesting.
The last place of interest was seeing the Powerama at Allisons. The November meeting will be with Mrs. Hampton Aliff Jr, All members and friends wanting to attend the Achievement Day luncheon send reservations by October 23 to Mrs. Clinton Parks Jr., of Roachdale. It would be especially interesting for parents to hear Mrs. Evelyn Duvall for the afternoon session. No reservations
for the afternoon.
—QUEEN WELCOME
John Poor is a patient in the Putnam County hospital.
D. A. R. Meets With Mrs. Kussell Pierce
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Current Book Cub will meet
Monday evening at 8 o’clock
with Mrs. John Rightsell. Word was received today
Agnes Rickard and George James
the death of their sister’s hus-
band, Albeit Lord of Indianapo-
lis.
There will be church services at the Manhattan Christian Church, Oct. 27th at 7:30 o’clock, j Rev. Elgin Smith will deliver
the sermon.
John Hendrix, a sophomore from Greencastle, has recently pledged Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at Indiana State Teach-
ers College.
The October meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held Tuesday the 15th at the home of Mrs. Russell J. Pierce with Mrs. Frank Schafer, by j Mrs. Ross Runyan, and Mrs.
Charles E. Sutherlin assistant hostesses. After routine business was cared for, reports were given in regarding the fifty-seventh State Conference recently- held in
Indianapolis.
Mrs. R. R. Neal, chairman of National Defense reported on a lecture given by a recently returned observer to Russia. He reports the Russian people are a happy people. When the new baby is twenty-five days old he is taken to the nursery and mother goes to work, for everyone
The East Marion Homemakers ! work. When he reaches
school age he is cared for at school for nine and a half
club will meet Tuesday, October 22nd at the home of Mrs. Frank Hunter. Members please note
change of date.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call of
months of the year, then off to summer camp. If the child does not have high mental ability he
Roachdale and Mr. and Mrs. J. “J*” 1 to Iabor ,; emphasis of
^ 1 the Russian schools is on science.
B. Crosby of this city are at, a.-
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The Greencastle Council of Clubs will meet Monday night, 7:30 p m. in Keystone chapel of j Gobin Church. Each club is asked to send a representative. Rev. Elgin Smith will have the pro-
i gram.
The Hon. Cecil Harden, congresswoman from the 6th district, will be in Greencastle Tuesday, October 22, from 10 a. m. to 12 noon in the law libraryin the court house. She will be glad to interview any one. Steve Deer will spend the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dee. Steve is Security annalist in the Investment Dept, of the New York Life Insurance Co., at Dallas Texas. Sunday he will go by plane to New- York for a six months training in the home office. George E. Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. William O. Huff, is now at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He would like to hear from his friends. His address is: George E. Huff 518-55-23 S. R. Company 372, Batl. 103, Reg. 10, Recruit Training Command, U. S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. . This fall to raise money for their projects the Y-Teens of Greencastle high school are having a leaf rake. Throughout the year the Y-Teens serve the community in many ways. Two annual projects are a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family
gradu-
son to America’s 26,000
ates,
The Russian citizenry is being taught that any nation or individual w-ho believes in Christ is ignorant and superstitious. The Approved Schools Committee reported it is time to remember the packages for the children in these schools. Please bring gifts to the next meeting either for boy or girl, age five through
high school.
Two films starred by the DAR ,ses - are soon to be shown locally. Mrs. Margaret Mitchell
Miss Linda Gorham Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gorham wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda, to Joseph F. Kerr, son of Mrs. Charles R. Kerr Sr., and the late Mr. Kerr. The wedding will take place at 8:30 a. m. on Nov. 16 in St. Paul’s church. All friends and relatives are invited. A reception w-ill follow for the members of the immediate families.
Bride-Elect
Miss Peggy Marlene Broadstreet The w-edding of Miss Peggy Marlene Broadstreet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Broadstreet, and Russell Lee Cash, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cash, all of Fillmore, will take place on Sunday, Oct. 20, at 3:30 p. m. in the Fillmore Christian church. No nivitations have been sent. All relatives and friends
are invited.
Duke of Edinburgh, planned to meet next with leaders of the U. S. scientific world for a ‘’briefing” on the American eartn satellite slated to follow Russia's manmade moon into the skies next March. 'ihe royal couple was scheduled to join the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon for a reception and lunch on Capitol Hill. Later another of the inevitable leceptions was scheduled—the sixth-handshaking siege in seven days. Dinner with Secretary of State and Mrs. Dulles is to be a full-dress affair. Tigers Travel To Ball State Coach Bob Hicks and his DePauw football team will take a tw r o-game winning streak into Saturday afternoon’s encounter with Ball State in Muncie. Impressed with the Tigers ir. their consecutive victories over Indiana State and Valpo, Hicks nevertheless expects the Cardinals to be primed for action in their homecoming tilt. With all-conference tackle Dwight Tallman sidelined for at least tw'o weeks by a knee injury, the DePauw coach now is worrying about his firststring quarter, Morrie Goodnight. Goodnight showed up sick yesterday, and pending complete diagnosis he wdll remain on the question-mark list. Understudying the senior signal-caller have been junior Terry Himan and sophomore Jack Organ. On Ball State’s side of tne ledger, a doubtful participant is halfback Tim Blown, who was injured dining the Cards’ 27-13 won over Evansville last Saturday. Coach Jim Freeman has seen his State crew win one and Lie one in Indiana Collegiate Conference play this season, and the Muncie Teachers currently are riding high in the league’s second place. One notch behind Ball State are Hicks’ Tigers, w'ho owm tne third position with two wans and one loss. The setback w>as handed DePauw by St. Joseph’s defending conference champions.
Dorcas Class Met At Putnainville Church
The Lord’s Prayer repeated in unison opened the meeting of the Dorcas Class of the Putnamville
Methodist Church.
I. U. May Quit Big Ten League
CHICAGO (UP)—Indiana may have to decide within the next year if it wants to give up hope for wanning football, or quit the
Big Ten.
“We just don’t have the facilities to impress boys,” one staff
Mrs. Opal Jackson read the
722 book of Psalms. The mem- j mem . b e r said. “The only way we here answered roll call with Riley can get them is with the buck
l If the athletic department should
%ei y get $300,000 a year for the next
Namely, Pajama Game and Desk kincil . v consented to be our new two y ears maybe it could clean
g e |. ' | assistant Sunday School teacher. Our yearly theme, Our Good Following the election of ofHeritage was again developed fleers for the coming year, lovely
through the subject. The story
of the Old Colony, New* Plymouth, which was ably presented by Mrs. James B. Johnson. In Plymouth today one can see the reconstruction of historic homes and buildings of the early settlers, together with the present means of livelihood, the cranberry bogs, the rope making industry, with the added revenue from the thousands of tourists who visit this historic place each
year.
Prevoius to 1600 much friction had existed in England between the Crown and the Papacy. With the establishment of the Church Of England of w'hich the King w-as to be the temporal head and the Arch Bishop of Canterbury the spiritual head of the friction continued. There w r ere many dissenters to this belief among them
up the problem in five.”
The Hoosiers always have been a Big Ten “have not” member,
refreshments in keeping with the and Phil Dick e n s, hired only last Hallowe’e season were served by j anuary ^ ^ football coach< the hostess, Mrs. Mae Scobee. was suspended for one veaT f0r There were two guests present, trying to get material with “the Mrs. Leha Rogers and Mrs. Ida buck 0nly this weeR the schoo] P * ue ‘ was placed on probation by the
NCAA for the identical Dickens
SERVICES HELD FRIDAY i offense.
Last rites for Mrs. Myrtle Michael were held Friday afternoon at 1:30 from the Bainbridge Christian church. The Rev. George Green was in charge. Interment was in the Bainbridge cemetery. Pallbearers w r ere, Wayne Michael, Virgil Lanpher, Frank fred Harmless and Howard
Harmless.
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and Miles Standish. After much planning and many discouragements these Separatists. as they were sometimes i called, landed at Plymouth Rock
Harvey L. Gr ay had the good December 20, 1600 seeking a land fortune of finding a 1958 class where they might worship God
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ring Sunday, while walking along the shoreline of Cataract Lake at the sight of the Lakeside Yacht Club. The ring was found laying on top of a stump which ordinarily would be under five or six feet of water. Presuming it was from Cloverdale (because of the “C” on it) Mr. Gray called the senior class
according to their own conscience. Out of the 102 people w’ho landed, half of the number died in less than six months. Soon only seven of the original group were left to care for the sick and
the dead.
A treaty with the Indian chief Massasoit in April 1621 marks the first diplomatic agreement in New England history and was
sponsor, Mrs. Truesdel, who told
the class of it and Monday even- faithfully kept for over fifty
ing a very happy Jon Steele. ' e ^ Swho never expected to see the
ring again, claimed it.
SHONKWILER 13 S. Indiana St. JEWELER Phone 1022
ANNIVERSARIES BirtWays B. J. Clark, today, Oct. 18. Mabel Knoll, Coatesville, today, Oct. 18.
These Pilgrims paved the w’ay for future generations. They left a heritage that must not be sacrificed. A rededication to the faith, vision and determination of our fathers will be Americas sal-
vation.
Following the program a most pleasant social hour was enjoyed with tasty refreshment*.
INDIANAPOLIS — Robert Gildea. news editor of the Bloomington Daily Herald-Telephone, will become director of public relations for the Methodist Church in Indiana on Oct. 28. The announcement was made today by Bishop Richard C. Raines. Gildea succeeds Nelson Price
I who resigned to accept a similar navy p \ I I oov AI gft position with the Methodist CROSBY, Minn. UP — A Church in Chicago. He will be n giant plastic ballon carrying two ^ ie Methodist state offices al navy officers in a sealed alum- 527 East :i8th Street - Indianapoinum gondola was launched from ^ s ’
an open pit iron mine at 8:15 a
m. CDT today. HOSPITAL NOTES The Office of Naval Research , lifted the top secrecy label from Dismissals: Roxie Kay, Robert the surpiise flight after the 245 Sutton, Spencer; Willard Beafoot high balloon had reached its ; man , Etta McFerran. Coatesville: 80.000-foot ceiling to being an Kathleen Bales. Plainfield; Jae eight-hour session of scientific Lee Depue, Ronald Robinson, experiments. Creencastle. Aboard the big bubble were Lt -
Cmdr. M. L .Lewis. Bureau Aeronautics, Department Navy, and Cmdr. Malcolm
Ross of the ONR.
FATHER IS KILLED
TERRE HAUTE UP A nineyear old boy admitted he accidentally shot and killed his fath-
— er at a rifle range Thursday. LAST EDITION Jerry Brinkman told police his MONTREAL (UP)—The Mon- father. John F., 43, walked totreaj Herald, this city’s oldest ward a target. Jerry said he aimdaily newspaper, goes to press to- ed at the target, but he thought day’ for the last time. Publisher the gun’s safety' was on. J. W. McConnell, w-ho also pub- Police said Jerry was frightenlishes the Montreal Star, an- ed after the shooting and they nounced y’esterday the tabloid questioned the boy for some time would cease publication after to- before he admitted the shooting. day”s editions. He said the Her- Vigo County Coroner Denzil aid, a mid-morning paper, “had Ferguson Jr. said he would rebeen operating at a losa for sev- j turn a verdict of accidental i eral years.” I death.
With the threat of Asian Fin. The Red Cross is anxious to supply the much needed information on the subject of Home Nursing care to the sick. Mrs. Theoline Bee. Putnam county Nurse and Chairman of the Putnam County Chapter of the Red Cross Home Nursing Division will be the Instructor.
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I am interested in the Classes in Home Nursing offered by the Putnam County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Blanks must be returned to the Red Cross office not later than Oct. 23, so classes may be started as soon as |»ossihle. An organizational meeting will be held Oct. 30th at I P. M. in the Office of the Red Cross, 3rd Floor, Court House. If you are interested in enrolling, be there.
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