The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1957 — Page 2

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the postoffice of Greencafttle, Indiana as second »-iS mail matter under ar* of ^.rch 7, 1878. Subscription .Hee 25 centj per week, $5.00 per year by mail In Putnam County, Sfi.00 to $10.40 per year outside Putnam Comity.

TODAY’S ITOC, MARKET Hogs 9.500; 25-50 lower; 180220 lb 19.00-20.00 ; 240-260 lb 38.50-19.25; 260-300 lb 18.00-18.-75; 130-160 lb 16.25-17.75; few 165 lb 18.00.

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sing praises unto thy name, O Most High, Psalm - 92:1, Those who seek to condition thoughts of the subconscious mind at night do well to hlod this thought on retiring.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Malcolm Bruner, Friday, Dec. 13th. Ray Cline. Beiie Union, today. Dec. 13. Mrs. Alpha Haines, Belle Union. today. Dec. 13th. Mrs. William Jones, Sr., 312 Sycamore, today, Dec. 13. Barbara Wood, today, Dec. 13.

FIRST THOUGHTS Many a pedestrian walks as if he owned the street, and a lot of motorists drive as if they owner their cars. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Mr. and Mrs, Miss Carolyn Irwin became the bride of Donald Flint Sunday afternoon at 2.30 in the First Christian church. The bride is the daughter of Elbert Irwin, Greencastle R. 4, and the bridegroom is the son of .Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flint, 27 Sunset Drive. Mrs. A. L. Meredith played bri<:al selections on the organ. Mrs. Pat Denny sang t%vo selections, ‘•Because” .and "I Love You Tntly.” The Rev. Elgin Smith read the vows of the double ling ceremony before an altar decorated with six Christmas trees and a bouquet of white gladioli and lighted by eandelabta. The bride, given marriage by her father, was lovely in a White gown of chantilly lace and ^ nylon over satin. The fitted low ULlice was designed with a vee - the waistline, vee neckline with inset of pleated tuile and long tapering sleeves. The bnl- - lerina bouffant skirt of lace tulle - t ers was fashioned with a low I>< plum of lace. Her veil of french i lusion was attached to a pearl tiara. She carried a hppquet of white roses centertjd with a lavender orchid. Airs. Joan Pierce, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore light blue street length

. Donald Flint dress fashioned with three qua^ ter length sleeves and carried a : bouquet of pink carnations. Jack Flint, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were John Thomas and Robert Irwin. Mrs. Leo Stultz, aunt of the bride, wore a blue orlon and wool dress with a corsage of pink baby roses. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a brown wool dress and also wore a corsage of pink baby roses. Immediately following the cer emony a reception was held in the basement of the church. The table was centered with the four tiered all white wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom and surrounded with, white carnations and pine boughs Assisting w r ere Mrs. Letha Oofer sister of the bride; Mrs. Betty Ogle, sister of the bridegroom: and Mrs. June Masten. The couple left on a short wedding tri For traveling the bridt chose a gray wool dress and coat wnth black and white accessories and wore the lavender orchid from her bridal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Flint are at home at 300 Shadowlawin in Greencastle. Both the bride and bride groom are graduates of the Greencastle high school and are employed at IBM.

Mrs. Blanche Vaughn returned today from San Diego, Calif., where she visited her brother, Curtis Job. The Friendship Club will hold its annual Christmas party in room 207 at the Union Bidding Saturday evening at 6:30. Putnam County Auditor Alex Bryan has announced that Monday, Dec. 16, is the last day to file claims for the year to be considered by the County Commissioners at their next meeting. Automobiles driven by Emmett Fulford and Elizabeth Sarah Bruner were involved in a traffic mishap on North Jackson street at 3:40 p. m. Thursday. City police estimated damage to both cars at $250. Mrs. Harry’ Barrick of Sarasota, Florida, will arrive Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with open house from 2 to 5 p. m. (Members of the Mothers Service club are reminded to bring a donation for the food basket to the Christmas party Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Alma Grimes. There will be a grab bag and Secret Pals will be revealed.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP)—The biggest crowd ever to attend a sports banquet here w’atched the presentation Thrsday night of the United Press Annual Trophy for the nation's top college football team to Ohio State. The award w’as made by Haskell Short, manager of the Columbus United Press Bureau, to Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes I before a cheering crow'd of about | 2,500 at a $10 a plate bucks for braces banquet. On hand for the occasion w’ere Gov. C. William O’Neill, Sen. John W. Bricker R-Ohio and the four football teams representing Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, the squads of 1920, ’49, ’54 and ’57. 4 ' JL

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vite<5 to attend the party. There lege basketball double header support the club’s community will be a gift exchange and Santa ] here Friday and Saturday. Dec. 1 projects.

Friday night’s pairings are Be-

Involved in the DePamv Holi- )oit vs. Millikin and DePauw vs. clay Invitational, a four te.im ' Illinois Wesleyan, end on Satur-

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OF SCHOOL IN SICILY PALERMO. Sicily — A sharp gust of wind crumbled a moun;tain kindergarten school in the nearby Altofonte today, burying 40 children and their nur I teachers in the debris. Italian artillerymen on maneuvers nearby dug frantically through the wreckage and found nine children, the mother superior and another woman dead. They brought out the other children alive, although some were injured.

noted inventor dies CROYDON, England— Freder1 iek G. Greed. 86, inventor of the Teleprinter which revolutionized ! the newspaper industry, died at ] his home here Wednesday. He made it possible for newspapers to print up-to-the minute world news instead of stale, week-old dispatches. A native of Nova Scotia, Creed perfected the teleprinter in a little workshop in Glasgow, Scotland and put it on the market in 1912.

Catholic Children C hristmas Party Sunday The Mothers Club of St. Paul’s Catholic church will sponsor a Christmas party for pre-school children of the Parish Sunday, Dec. 15th at 2:30 p. m. in the Lions Building, comer of Maple and Elm sts. All children of preschool age of the Parish are in-

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Club Sixteen Home Demonstration Meets The Club Sixteen met in the Union Building ?.t Greencastle for their annual Christmas dinner. We were so sorry to have one member absent. Mrs. Crystal Woods was ill. Prior to the j 'unch a tour was made of tiu Putnam County Hospital. This was greatly enjoyed. The table was lovely with decnations, carrying through the Christmas theme. Mrs. Gene Cash said grace before the de'icious turkey dinner was served. Secret sisters were revealed .vith a gift exchange. The new officers were installed by Mrs. Vurlin Cash in an impressive candle ceremony. Mrs. Gene Cash presented Mrs. Verlin Ca.-n with a past president’s pin. Pictures were taken throughout the dinner and following aet-

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The new president, Mrs. Gene Cash discussed the new year’s I program, including the January joint meeting which will be held j at the Civic Building in Coates- j

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interstate affair, are Illinois day night Beloit and DePauw

Wesleyan. James Millikin. Beloit and the host Tiger Quintet. According to Lions President A1 Childs and Committee Chairman Jim Poor, proceeds from the two right meet will be used to

will trade opponents. A year ago Millikin won the unofficial championship on its home floor in Decatur. 111., bv knocking off DePauw, 86-76, and heating Beloit. 84-71.

sheet was read and discussed. The new grading system was read and discussed. It was voted to leave the club dues at $1.00 per member for the coming year Secret sister birthday gifts were received by Mrs. John Cash. Mrs. Donald Cash, Mrs. Jack Ozment and Mrs. Sherrill Alexander. Names were drawn for our new secret sisters. The remainder of the afternoon was spent playing games. A very delightful afternoon was enjoyed by everyone. We all wished ever month could be as ni -ch fun. LIONS CLUB SELLING TICKETS FOR TOURNEY

Pushing ahead with ticket sales, Greenoastle’s Lions club is completing plans for the Col-

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