The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1957 — Page 2

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on December 2 and 3, 1557. family in Hopewell, New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. William Hickman and in New York City for his and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hick- birthday and Thanksgiving din-

j man and daughters were the ners.

1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Active Tri Kappa regular j ’•Tubby" Toms in Morristown meeting Tuesday evening at 8

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT

j for a family dinner on Sunday, i The Young Mothers Study 1 Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Allan Clodfelter. There will be a $1.00 gift exchange. Please note change of meeting place. Revival at the Church of God. 505 S. Main street, continues with services beginning at 7:30

p. m. except Sundays 7.00 p. Thanksgiving holidays

with relatives here.

o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mil-

ten Trussler.

The Needle work club will have it’s Christmas meeting, Tuesday at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Dessie Thomas, 506 S. Indiana

street.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Taylor and children left Sunday for their home in New York after spenjl-

FlRh.T THOIGHTS Education is one thing e\eryone gets on the installment plan. FIRST-CITIZLN8 BANK

Personal And Local News llriris

Fortnightly club will meet this evening at 7:30 in room 207, Union Building. Ralph O. Mason is a patient at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. He is in Room 812. Over -The-Teacups will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock cit tin- null Hi Ui -.no. J vCKl Vvniocy. Mrs. Ethel Ikamire. who has been with her son, has gone to tin home of her daughter in India napoiia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scaggs, of Greencastle, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the Putnam County hospital. William McKenna left Sunday to return to his home in Latrobe, Pa. Mr. MoKenna has been visiting his brother, Prof. Frank S. McKenna and family in Noi'hwood. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Williams are in Chicago attending the Annual Conference of Bank Correspondents soonsorc ' »»>- First National Bank of Chicago,

Rev. A. W. Hall is the Evangelist. Everyone has a cordial invitation to attend. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Reed were Mr. and Mrs. Niles Hunsberger of Wabash, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. , Unbanhowar and son. To; miy of Indianapolis and Mrs. Kate Reed

: of this city.

The E g Walnut Ladies Aid will, meet at the home of Mrs. Forest H. Aker, Thursday, Dec. , 5th. Bring a ten cent comic gift for the grab bag. Love gift offering will be taken. Please note

SENTENCES COMMITTED INDIANAPOLIS UP — Gov. Handley today commuted the life sentence of Wilbur Bitzei. who was sentenced in Huntington County in 1945 for inflicting injury in commission of a robbery. Handley also commuted to tune served the 10 to 20 yeai sentence of Max Becraft, sentenced in 1952 from Allen County on burglary’ charges. But the governor turned down clemency for two murderers, a kidnaper, a rapist, an Adams County bank robber and 16 other men.

change of meeting date.

The highest temperature reported by the U. S. Weather Bureau Sunday was 78 degrees at Los Angeles airport. The lowest recorded today was 12 below zero at Alamosa, Colo. There will be a Little League meeting for all officers and parents on Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Lions Club building. This is a very important meriting and all are urged to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gir.ton entertained with a Thanksgiving turkey dinner. A pj-ayer of thanks was offered "by Benetta Burk. Those presfint were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray B jik and daugh- | ter, Benetta: Md-s. Minnie Frazj ier; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pussier; Mr. and Mi;&. William Girton; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Girton and family; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner ?did family; Mr. and Mis. John RAcherson and daughter; Mr. add Mrs. Ralph Neese; Mr. and tfrs. Robert Girton and son; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Girton; Mrs. Bertha Perkins and Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Girton.

Thanksgiving Day guests cf Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer and daughters. Carolyn and Jaoque, j were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood-1 all and children of Brownsbu: g. j Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Woodall and i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNown returned Saturday to their home in Rhinelander. Wisconsin after visiting Mrs. McNown’e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zane Gentry, Green1 castle, R. 3. Mrs. McNown has spent the past two weeks with : her parents and was joined Wednesday by her husband for the

Thanksgving holidays.

Elder F. 8. Fisher has just returned from a two weeks trip bo Baltimore Maryland to arrange for the setting of a suitable marker for the grave of his wife who was buried last May first, in the family plot in Black Rock

.Cemetery, Baltimore County Arkansas leads the nation in ; Maryland. While in the dtat Elder the production of red g’um, oak T -her isitcd with Mrs. Fisaer's and hickory lumber.

BASKETBALL THIS WEEK Tuesday Plainficid at Greencastle Paliivksburg at Reelsville Monrovia at Fillmore Belle Union at Bowling Green Friday Greencastle at Martinsville DePauw at Carnegie Tech Belle Union vs. Russellville, at Reelsville North Salem at Roaehdale. Bainbridge vs. Cloverdale, a* Fillmore Reelsville at Clay City Saturday DePauw at Western Reserve Fillmore at North Salem

ANNIVERSARIES

Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds,

35 years today. Dec. 2.

Eight Children Perish In Fire

SHERBROOKE. Que. (UP) — Fireman today believed a faulty oil stove triggered the inferno which engulfed an eight-room frame house Sunday, burning to death eight young children. The fire apparently started shortly after Mis. Marie-Ange Denault, 32, had left for 7:30 a. m. Mass with her 13-year-old son Robert, leaving the other eight children with their sleeping father. Mrs. Denault had turned up the stove at her husband Lionel’s request shortly before leaving the house. Denault, 38-year-old pulp and paper worker, suffered third del gree burns and cuts in trying to save the children. He had tw’o of them in his arms at one point, but he W’as so badly burned they managed to wriggle loose in their oanic. Denault escaped through a ground floor window. Mrs. Denault knew nothing of the tragedy until she and her ;on returned fiom church to see he one-and-a-half story building blazing. BAINBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giltz enertained with a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tharp of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Carev McCmlough and Mr. and Mrs. Max Giltz and family of Greencav » Mrs. Walter Pteele returned co her home Thursday from Bedford, wbere she had been at the home of her daughter' Mrs. John Scheichel and family the past week. While recovering fitim a najor operation undergone at

the Dunn Memorial hospital in Bedford. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hough ware Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hutcheson of

Reelsville.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and daughter, spent the holidays with Mrs. Smith’s parents, in Bluffton, Indiana. returning

.lome Sunday.

Mrs. Hazel Lewman visited over the holiday weekend with ier daughter. Mrs. Leland Pritchett and husband and son. SOCIETY

Miss I>ancmster

lost ess to Sorority Margaret Lancaster was hos.ess last week for the November oeial meeting to members of Epsilon Psi chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. During the early part of the •veiling, Bob Matthews was guest speaker. For his subject, ,ie chose the very interesting ;opic of "Ladies’ Fashions’’. He iointed out the th e “Chemis’' iiyle is taking over the title of

•The New Look."

Bob chose an R A* R original to iemon.strate and bring about a nore vivid picture of a "Chemise New Look. ’ This lovely Navy sheer wool crepe was modeled by

Miss Norma Ganger.

It is an established fact that

by changing one’s accessories,' tendants.

Thanksgiving verse. Secretary and treasury reports were read and approved. Outlook and gardening reports were given. Old and new business was discussed. The lesson on Personality Development and Self Improvement .vas given by Mrs. Cassady. Officers for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. Wendal Brattain; secretary, Mrs. Walter Hutcheson; treasurer, Mrs. Elvin Williams; song leader, Mrs. Ora Fitzpatrick. During the social hour, contests were won by Mrs. Irene Reed, Mrs. Wendall Brattain and Mrs. Elvin

Williams.

Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests were Mrs. Gene Marquis and Mrs

Sawyer.

Definite plans were made for the Xmas supper to be held with Mrs. Norman Kester on Friday evening Dec. 13 at 6:30. Bring your families and your gifts.

Secret Pal Christmas gifts. All 1 members urged to attend.

Past Presidents Club To 'Meet Wednesday The Past Presidents of the Home Demonstration Clubs will meet Wednesday for a pitch-in luncheon at the home of Mrs. Francis Lane.

Dec 11 at the home of Bertha Fittpatrick. Bring 25c grab bog present and secret sister gifts. All old members and friend 4 are welcome.

Chi'cot e-Cleveland Wedding Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Royce Cleveland of Darlington, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter. Sharon, to Harold Chilcote, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Chilcote, Greencastle R. 1, on Wednesday, Nov. 27th at 8:30 at. the Bainoriilge Methodist church. The Rev. Winslow performed the

ceremony.

Dr. and Mrs. James Schlossei of Crawfordsville were their at-

Friendly Neighbors Club Holds Meeting The Friendly Neighbors Club of Manhattan met Nov. 13 at the home of Virginia Price in Brazil. A Thanksgiving dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour. The m< t ■■ was called to order by the president, Bessie Roberts, and opened by singing “Over the Hill and Far Away.” Devotions were given by Virgina Price. Roll call was answered by seven members, several were ill and couldn’t attend. Business discussed was the box of fruit and candy for the county home. A contest was won by Marjorie Hutcheson. Club creed was re- , peated in unison. The next meeting will be held

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OHIO STATE ROLLS ON

you can have a complete new costume, to further this point, Mr. Matthews made three complete changes of Miss Ganger’s

accessories.

One accessory change gave a •Dress-Up" feeling; another created a "Shopping Air”; and, a new season outfit was also effected. These, and many more ?ood ideas were brought out in this very informative talk. The latter part of the evening was spent at the observatory, where Mr. Johnson and his assistant pointed out several of the more interesting star groups. A short history run-down on some of the better known stars was given by Mr. Johnson. Following the observatory trip, members of the sorority returned to Miss Lancaster’s home for delicious refreshments. Table decorations were in keeping with Thanksgiving. Those present were Joan Ash, Jane Carpenter Pat Haltom, Homilda Hamontrc Billie Harmon, Joyce Hanilicke Lucille Jones, Joy»/e Jones, Dari McMillan and Barabara Powell Miss Lancaster was assisted b;-

Miss Ganger.

Manhattan (Tub M*-t at Hutcheson Home The -Manhattan Homemakers Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Walter-Hutcheson on! the evening of Friday, Nov. 18th The meeting was called to order by tiie president. Mrs. Norman Hester, followed by the club i creed, flag salute, song of the * month and its history. Roll call was answered by seven members and three guests giving a

The bride is a graduate of Darlington high school with the .•lass of 1956 and is employed by •.he Mid States Coip., in Crawordsville. The bridegroom graduated from the Bainbridge higli •chool in 1953 and has been employed by the California Pellett Mill Co., in Crawfordsville. He will leave for service in the arm-

id forces on Dec. 11th. Castle Toppers Club Meets Wednesday

Castle Toppers Home Demonstration club will meet Wednesday Dec. 4th at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs Russell Elmore, 72r E. Washington street. Briiv

Richard LeBeau, Ohio State right halfback goes over for a touchdown from the five-yard line, as the Buckeyes defeated Michigan 31-to-14 before a crowd of 100,101 fans at Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Nikita Khrushchev, current Soviet boss, is -wn during the exclusive interview in which he was p.estoined bv the three-man Hearst Task . .ce in Moscow. Across the table from him are (from ficnt to ba.ki William Randolph Hearst Jr.. Editor-in-Chief. Hearst Newspapers; Frank Conniff, N tio al Editor, Hearst Newspapers, and Bob Co isidine, famed columnst and reporter of International News Service. The interview, covering- War, Peace, Satellites. Missiles and "Peaceful (’o- '-" i ~fence” laster 3 hours and 35 minutes.

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