The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1957 — Page 2

wider and combine high perform- ' DAILY BANNER

ance and comfort with high style f and luxurious interiors,” Kuncl-

son said. HERALD CONSOLIDATED In addition to the top-of-the- Rntered in the posloffice o; line Bonneville convertible and ImNana as second sport coupe. Pontiac offers other . lass mail matter under a-* r new* innovations for '58. Among t March 7. 1878. SiMwcrlptior them are a convertible in the price 25 cents per

lowest priced Chieftain line, air j ride suspension as an option on ; all models, along with improved |

introduced by i

THE DAilY BANNBt THL RS.. VOY. 7, 1957. Page 2 C.KKBNCASTLE, IVD. —NEW OLDS. PONTIAC base paints, plus Victorian w’hite, are offered at extra cost. These high metallic colors are champagne mist, jade mist, turquoise ; mist, rose mist and tropical mist. Introduced for the first time by OWsmobile in lf*56. these highmetallic lacquers offer the advantage of greatly’ increased color and Ulster retention and re- ; sistance to stains and discolora-

tion.

Sixteen all-new models in four series—headed by a “dream car” , ^ ed to deliver power where most

series of two family sports-type | 10 ^

cars—are presented by’ Ponti&j

25 cents per week, S-YOP

*er year bv mail in Putnam County, £11.00 to $10.40 per year

outside Putnam County.

fuel injection, u.t.uuuv^ j TOD .\Y'S BIBLK THOrOIIT Pontiac last year. A st ^j gma j] VO j ce j Kings 19: The new “Tempest 395” V-8 12 Qod talks back to us through engine is bigger than ever, with , ^ ne c0nsc i 0 u3 mind. Listen-

displacement increased from *7

to 370 cubic inches, and design-

needed—in the traffic range.

WAYNE L. MASSEXGIIX YOl'R BIBLE SPEAKS of — THE NEW BIRTH — How long dors It take to be saved ? Hear The Bible Answer FRIDAY 7:80 P. M.. NOV. 8 At the Lions Club Comer of S. Maple and E. Elm Colored Film The Fifth In the series on the Book of Acts. ’’God’s ( are of His Own.” SingingFavorite Hymns Special Music Everyone Welcome

in 1958, General Motors’ Golden Jubilee year. A new body, new chassis, new •Tempest 396” V-8 engine, new optional equipment and a new Bonneville series of family size “dream cars” mark what the division calls “the boldest advance in 50 years.” “Fifty years ago America s | pioneer motorists welcomed the ' , new Oakland, predecessor car to i Pontiac. But outside of having | wheels, engine and a body of j sorts, the 1908 Oakland bore no ! resemblance to the sleek 1958 Pontiacs we will present in our [ dealers’ showrooms November 9. These cars are lower, longer,

TRIPLETS ARE BORN

ing is as important as prayer.

FIRST TUOCGHTS

They tell me your wife is

outspoken. By Whom? FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

SHELBYVILLE UP — The birth of triplets today failed to surprise Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hammonds of Shelbyville. Dr. James Tower had told them to “expect three babies.” The births were reported this morning at 9:55, 10:26 and 10:4< o’clock. Each of the first two to arrive weighed 4 pounds 8 ounces and the third 3 pounds 7Vi ounces. Mrs. Hammonds and the triplets were reported in “good condition” at Major Hospital. No names had been selected.

Personal And Local News Uriels

A daughter was born Thurs-

day at the Putnam County Hos-

jftal to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ibns of Reelsville. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarrett, of

Bridgeport, are the parents of a son born Wednesday’ at the

Putnam County Hospital. League of Worn en Voters brief-

| ing meeting will be held tonight ! at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs

Paul Thomas, 725 E. Seminary’. } , Flower Club Members Notice:

Please leave your package for Mental Health at Garrett's Store,

Roachdale, by last of November. The Cloverdale PTa will meet

Monday Evening November 11th at 7:30 p. m. Rev. Ward of Terre Haute will speak on "Spiritual

Guidance for Youth

is invited.

Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fall of Rac- | con that they have reached West ! Hollywood, Florida safely and j are enjoying the warm weather

I until late next spring.

The Manhattan Homemakers Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Walter Hutche-

K«»uo jL*ftart«*i ,a sphinx which Indicated a link j Breakfast-Bridge i between this ancient Jordanian Ihvitations for a breakfast on civilization and that of ancient %Vednesday, November 20th. by EgyptMrs. Eugene Akers, Mrs. Walter Sailard, Mrs. Don Marketto a’id SPUTNIK II SIGHTED Mrs. Cloy’d Moss have been is- WASHINGTON (UP) — Two sued. Navy- Scientists w-ho sighted RusThe party will be at nine-thir- sia .- s sputnik II early Wednesday _y o'clock at the Old Trail Inn jt the brightness of a Guests will play bridge follow- f irst magnitude star and was

.ng the breakfast.

clearly visible eye.

with the naked

" HYBRID CORN AND HYBRID SORGHUM ALBERT SOLOMON Ba.abridge, Indiana Phone 20 R 11

Morris A. Mason transacted business in Indianapolis all d?.y

Wednesday.

Mrs. Emil Jurich was admitted to the Putnam County Hospital,

Tuesday. She

—NEW ROCKETS .n the conquest of space” and said the Soviet people ardently

desire peace.

He spoke of the horrors of an atomic war and said “foreign circles,” notably in the United States “are pushing a policy

The public I aimed at increasing internation-

al tension, preventing disarmament and threatening mankind with the dangers of atomic war. The enemies of peace are hatching new adventures in the Middle

East.”

Malinovsky spoke for ten minutes and then the Soviet anthem was played by 1,000 massed military bands. The march past ba-

son Friday evening at 7 o’clock, gan with the firing of an artil-

Roll call will be a Thanksgiving lery salute,

verse. All members please bring j

is in room 203.

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a guest. The head of DePauvv University’s department of geology and geography, Dr. C. L. Bieber, is attending meetings of the Geological Society of America in Atlantic City. Included on the agenda for the three-day GSA ' conference, w’hich began Wednesday, is field observation of Appalachian structures.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKET Hogs 6.000; 50 higher; 1S0260 lb. 17.25 to 17.50: 190-230 ib. 17.60 to 17.75, few’ 17.85; 260280 lb. 17.00 to 17.25; 130-160 lb. 15.25 to 16.25; 160-180 lb. 16.25 to 17.25.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Ricky Joe Parrish, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parrish, 2 years old today, Nov. 7.

OLD CITY UNEARTHED AMMAN, Jordan (UP) — Archeologists of the American School of Oriental Research have discovered an ancient city of the Canaanite period 1,750 B. C.— near Hebron, it was announced Wednesday. Items uncovered at | the ancient city of Itbekah inelude poteries, copper and glass objects and an i”ory statue of

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