The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1957 — Page 3

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mili.kr ^ iiooi. :..:\vs The generosity, enthusiasm and coopeiation of the friends and pa s of Miller school was once again expr*\ sed a’ the H?.lIcween Saturday night when so many people gave of their time, ‘ possessions, presence an i hearty fellowship. The pictures of two distinguished ,r iividuals in the growth of Miller S hooi Delilah Miller and Susie Talbott- have recently found their rightful place in the

upstairs hall. 'One father and fo mer pip:! indicated tha among the many accomplishments of Miss Miller was her keen intere.-t in his own persona 1 welfare, for on a few occasionshe attested to her firm belief in the axiom: "Spare the rod a . spoil the child.”) It is regr-liable that not ,1! individuals h v the interest o' the school at heart for over the week-end some lesser soul delibeia’ely pushed over a basketball goal with his car. Had it been an accident surely such property loss would have been reported.

Serious personal problems an^e once in a while also A little first grade chap during the noon hour rushed up to his principal ar.d pointing a finger toward -notner first grader whi=-pei-.-d in his ear, ‘‘Mr. Avery, ho -alicd me all the bad names in .he Bible.” I-or first six-weeks, at- > ndance average 97.6 per cent, i ivtai enrollment for the school . : boys, 201; girls, ls7; total, ,98. Ja k Arthur, a Baptist misionaiy, recently took the boy^

Lloyd Conyers as co-hostess. | Cloverdale group for a very Business was conducted as usual pleasant day; planning to meet and the nominating committee ! at the club grounds to rope calv-

gave their report which was approved. Mrs. Cassady gave a very’ interesting lesson on “Self Im-

provement.”

During the social hour refreshments were served and games played being won by Mrs Robert Cooper, Mrs. E. J. Staub and Mrs. William Scobee. The meeting was adjourned to meet with Mrs. William Scobee

on Nov. 26.

Mrs. Wayne Nelson and Mrs

es and ride on Sunday. Oct. 27.

MO RIFT THEY SAY

ill., ga-ia with him to the heart L]oyd Conyers spoke on WORE. Jl Al - lta aj >d the Belgium Con- DePauw Radio station, Wednes-

a fuost interesting c i a y afternoon, Oct. 23. They dis:mo!mative discussion. He cussed the accomplishments of

c.as iiuioduced by Walter Mas- tiie club and things that the club cn , scnooi custodian, who car- intended to accomplish from now

ied Jack to the Bainbridge 0 n. jCi.ool for several years by bus.

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_ tons of paper was collectd tor the paper drive. Thanks I to all. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Robinson, student teacher, Mrs. .:ockhiH’s pupils made an interesting joumey to the Fire Station. The loom recently prei sented a broadcast over Station WGRE. Mrs. Carl’s second grade had a tour of the Coca-Cola plant .m.d saw other points of interest [ en route. The Fifth graders of Mrs. Zieg have been to the public library where Uu / spent some profitable time.

SOCIETY

Mrs. William Templeman Hostess To Homemakers

Robeito Rossellini, Italian movie director is embraced by his wife, October meeting of the Ingrid B ignisn, cn his arrival from India at a Paris airport. Flat- B ly d -nving any ft between himself and Ingrid or any romance with ^* odern Homemakers was held s Sonali Das Gupta, Rossellini nd his wife are Tuesday at the home of Mrs. goin-s to "-'ai a new life together” and probably “make our home William Templeman with Mrs.

in Paris.”

Bainbridge Saddle Club

Holds Annual Ride

The members of the Bainbridge Saddle Club living in or near Cloverdale entertained the remainder of the club and guests at Cataract Lake Sunday, Oct. 20. Another ideal day for riding. The sun was shinning and the air crisp and cool. A log fire ready for roasting wieners and marshmallows greeted the horselivers. Hot coffee and cold drinks were served by the hosts. About

forty-five were present.

Thirty-two horses were taken for the afternoon ride through the woods and around the lake with another five miles along a gravel road. The fall colors made such beautiful scenery; one ride, the last of the group, described one scene as one to remember. The trail led up a grassy elope and through the pines. The various colors of the horses, the attire of the riders, combining with natures colors made a stunning picture. At the end of the twelve

Groveland Chib Elects Officers Groveland Homemakers Home Demonstration Chib met Oct. 17 at the home of Mrs. Joe Sutherlin. Eleven members and one guest answered roll call with a bake exchange. Five ehildien were present. Mrs. Cassady gav e the lesson on self improvement. Everyone enjoyed the lesson and learned there are lots of things we can improve if we want to. Safety l*son was given by Mrs. Joe Sutheriin on Safety around com pickers. Mrs. Irwin Wallace invited the club to a party Nov. 2 at 7:30. Election of officers: President. Mrs. Aureal Ardelean; vice president, Mrs. Irvin Wallace; secretary, Mrs. Joe Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Stelzner. Secret Sister gifts were received by Mrs. Marvin Steele, Mrs. Joe Wilson and Mrs. Harold Hyland. Co-hostess Mrs. William Houser gave a contest won by Mrs. Ryland. Delicious refreshments were served. Next meeting Nov. 14 with Mrs. Albert Solomon.

met for an all dav meeting with Mrs. Shirley McElroy of Reeisville. Oct. 16. The morning was* spent in ! making Hallowe'en favors for Riley hospital at noon a delicious turkey dinner was served to ten members and two guests. Mrs. Bea Turner returned thanks. At 1:30 the meeting was called to order. Roll call was answered by giving a suggestion for winter pastime. IXiet? and flower donations were collected. Secretaiy, sun-i-hine lady and treasurer's report were given. In new business plans

for Xmas partv were discussed and each member wa#i requested to bring toys to November meeting to be sent to children at Riley hospital in time for Xmas. The meeting was adjourned by all repeating the club collect. Games were played and several lovely prizes were won. Those attending were Mrs. Mary Smith, Frances Wagner, Crystal Hutcheson, Nellie Duell, Eula Wells, Patty Hutcheson and daughter, Bea Turner, Thelma Hutcheson, Olus Hutcheson, the hostess. Mrs. McElroy and two guests. Mrs. William Streeter

and daughter Margamf A nr * Terre Haute and Mrs Fi ml: Cognato and daughter Linda : Chicago. Also the club welcomed back a former member. Mrs. Arthui Turner Jr., accompanied by he’ daughter, Lorrie and son Arthur Jr., In the afternoon Mrs. McElroy’fi other two small grand daughters, came to visit. Ten and Dawn Bowen. The othei granddaughter being little Mis Margaret Ann Streeter. The next meeting will be heli 1 at Mrs. Thelma Hutcheson's of Reelsville. Nov. 20.

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Gobin W.S.C.S. Meets Thursday The committee on Spiritual Life of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service is arranging for a special program at Gobin Church at 2 p. m. on Thursday, Oct. 31st. The service to be held in Robert's Chapel will mark the conclusion of the Week of Prayer and Self Denial Oct. 25-Oct. 31. Several brief talks will be given

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