The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1957 — Page 2

THE bAfLY BANNER

MOV., DE('. 16. 1957. Page 2

GREEVCASTLE, CVD.

“Holiday Inn" Partj Held By F'ratemity

j red lighting playing on the small j ! Christmas tree. Twisted crep>e j paper streamers from a false ; | ceiling gave the illusion of a g- hied ( iiing. The dining room | Wi.s de rated in greenery and |

One of the most gaily decorat- j Qn long dining table poincampus Christmas parties 3^*33 were use d to add to the

festive occasion.

Chaperons for the affair were Dr. and Mis. Wallace Graves, j and Prof, and Mrs. Robert D. Newton. Dean and Mrs. Robert ; | Farber were guests of the fra- j

lemity.

ed campus Christmas

was held Saturday night when members of Delta Kappa Epsilon transformed the chapter house into a winter resort ‘ Holiday Inn” The outside of the , -Jioune was floodlighted in blue 1 With Christmas trees on each ^ji<le of the main entrance. The approaching guests were greeted with Christmas music and a ! myriad of lights from the Chri.itmas trees and bordering hedge

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED Entered in the posloffice of Greencastlf’, Indiana as seconc *ss mail matter under ar* tl

AERIAL ESCORT

DES MOINES, Iowa (UP)— A ' T Ross and Mis. Edwin Minar

J. Fulkerson grave his daughter new-fashioned guidance Saturday. She didn't know" the way notne from an emergency landing

| Green included Mrs. Fred Berg-i 0 f committees were given. Also family.

mann. Mrs. Joe McCord. Mrs. H. names were drawn for the 20th Century Club will meet

Christmas party which will be Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. with held at 7:30 p. ifT Tuesday, Dec. Mrs. Albert Reynolds. Mrs. Net-

nth at the home of Joyce Hnilicka -623’2 East Washington.

Roachdale Social Chib Enjoys A Pitch-In Dinner

Seventeen members of the So-

.arch 7, 1878. SiAscriptior near Creston, Iowa, in her plane, a j ^Hce 25 centj per week. S5.W so Fulkerson had to make

per year by mail in Putnam

County, S6.00 to SI0.40

per yea*

outside Putnam County.

round trip from Des Moines his plane to guide her back.

FIREMEN MAKE RUN City firemen were called to the home of Lee Martin, 307 West

1 Franklin street Monday morning, to extinguish a blaze in the motor of an electric washing machine. No other damage was re-

ported.

Over the main entrance was placed a sign reading “Holiday Inn ". Once inside the foyer a re eeption desk was arranged for all guests to sign in. The first floor was decorated with greenery, and mistletoe suspended from each arch—the large drawing room was hung with fur rugs on the walls and a breat bearskin

run before the fireplace. The . 260 lb 18.00-18.<5; 260-300 lb bum room W'as decorated in deep | 17.50-18.50; 300-325 lb 17.00-1*.-tones of blue with indirect light 50; 130-165 lb 16.25-18.00.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT He will no suffer thy foot to he moved; he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Psalm 121:3. If | we commit our w r ays to Him w T e may note providential guidance in our lives that we do not understand at the time. There is a destiny that shapes our ends rough hew thme as we may.

ALL KATS ON SALE Nsllye Riggs Hat Shop First House East of Masonic Temple

TODAY’S HOG MARKET

Hogs 8.500; weak to 25-50 low’er; 180-240 lb J8.50-19.85: 240-

FIiy-T THOUGHTS Morale is what keeps your hands and feet working when your brain says it can’t he done. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

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NEED CLOSET ROOMFORGIFTS? Why Net Store Your Spring and Summer Clothes In Our Fire Proof Vault. Remember moths will work in a warm closet in winter as weii as summer. To encourage the storage of summer clothes we will store d half the regular price on all garments we clean. You make your valuations so have full control of the cost of storage. Nothing To Pay Until Spring HOME LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 217 £. Washington Street

Turkey Party Wednesday, Dec. 18 V. F. W. POST 15.10

FOR ALL POST, LADIES AND FATHERS AUXILIARY MEMBERS

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Personal And Local News Uriels

Mrs. Ethel Coffman, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Chadd.

Mrs. Jesse Green entered the Putnam County Hospital Sun- | day. She is in room 307. A daughter was born Saturday at the Putnam County hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray String-

er of Coatesyille.

The Putnamville Dorcas Claes will be unable to have their

of Roachdale enjoyed

a delicious pitch-in dinner in the Roachdale library basement on Thursday, Dec. 5. Mrs. Marjorie Gilliland, the hostess, assisted by her mother. Mrs. Letha O'Connor had the dining room and tables ocautifully decorated in keep-

,ng with Christmas.

After the pleasant noon hour, .he president called the meeting to order and the roll call was responded to with original poems for Christmas. Report from the secretary and the treasurer, a jift collection from the club's I adopted mental patient and a cash collection for the Jesse Webb family, victims of a hornt fire, and other routine busines

were presented.

Marilyn Call and Lorene Rusk entertained with a very nice program and all received lovelv gifts in the exchange. The January meeting will be with Mrs. Clella Hayes and roll call wall be payment of dues.

Following the business meeting, each member participated in ! the closing ritual. Following this. I Romilda Hamontre, a new pledge ; was welcomed into the sorority with president Pat Haltom assisted by Vice president Lucille > Jones performing the pledge I ceremony. Romilda was pledged I to the sorority by Joyce Jones. The group also held a work- | shop to complete the Christmas ; stockings that are being sold by

the chapter.

tie Utt will have the Christmas program. There will be a 50c gift exchange. Members please bring donation for food baskets.

i Tliursday DePauw at Ball State Roachdale at Waveland.

Friday

Clinton at Greencastle Pittsboro at Bainbridge

Tuesday Indiana State vs. DePanw. Clayton at Fillmore Clover-dale at Van Buren. \\ (Mlnesday Bainbridge at Russellville. ReelsviHe at Montezuma.

ANNIVERSARIES Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Inman, 22 years, today. Dec. 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Chadd, 46 years today. Dec. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Ivor McMains 12 years today. Dec. 16.

Needleoraft Will Meol Friday Needleoraft Club will meet Friday at 2:00 p. m. with Mrs. Bert Roberts. Mrs. Paul Wright will have the program. There will be a 50c gift exchange. Bring donation for food basket for needy

FRESH SUPPLY OF CHRISTMAS TREES . Arriving Today Bargain Prices - All Sizes - Will Deliver in Town

Open Nights and Sundays CLARK’S AUTO SALES

725 H. Jarkson St.

Phose 1357

.j. a political officer cf the U. N. from Denmark, has been suspended from his post for refusal to reveal the names of 81 Hungarian freedom fighters who testified

Christmas luncheon Friday, Dec. | before a special committee of the Christmas n j lt n _ investigtaing Soivet sup20th as planned. ; passion Q f Hungary-. Members

^ Miller i of his committee protested the Mr. and Mis. To Y suspension on grounds they were

of Greencastle, are the parents ot upder oat h 0 f secrecy on names

a daughter, born Monday at the ^ c f such witnesses.

Putnam County hospital.

Associate chapter of Tri Kap- ;

pa will have a Christmas party i To Morning viusic aV

and dinner Tuesday evening at ; Members o r the Greencastle 6 30 at the Union Building. I Morn., g ic ca e v«o:e enteiMr. and Mr . Dale Bush of U > recently .• Christmas

the parents of a ! party at the home of Mrs. Clinton Saturday at the j Green. A program of Christmas

, songs was presented by a chorus

Mrs. Clinton Green Hostess

Spencer, £

daughter born

Putnam County hospital.

Christmas Party At Craver Nursing Home Mrs. Hannah Craver and her staff at the Craver Nursing Home will hold their Christmas party for the patients. Friday December 20th at 7:30 p. m. Families and friends of the patients are asked to bring gifts for the patients to be distributed from the Christmas tree. The Christmas story will be given by Rev. Samuel Schimps, pastor of the Nazarene church. Carols will be sung during the evening.

Mrs. John Cannon left today I for Easton, Pa. She will be with Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Fox and ! family until after the first of

! the year.

| The Buisness and Professional ! Women’s club will meet Wednes- ! day, Dec. 18, at 7:30 p. m. at the | home of Miss Lorna Barber, 709

: High wood Avenue.

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will leave the post Home at seven o’clock thie i evening to take gifts and enter-

tain the folks at the County ! P resident

Home.

i Arthur Bell of Roachdale, left by plane Sunday morning for Phoenix. Anzona to attend The World Premiere of the 1960 Line of the Caseomatic Line of Farm Machinery. DAR will meet at 7:30 p. m. in Room 207 of the DePauw Union Building with Mrs. Truman Yuneker, in absentia. Miss Susie Talbott, and Miss Edith Browning as hostesses. Modem Homemakers Club will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Henderson. 803 Hillcrest Drive, for the annual Christmas party. Please bring own table service. Mrs. Helen Moore is confined, to the Putnam County Hospital with both wrists broken and an elbow broken suffered in a fall Saturday morning as she w-as leaving her apartment for work. The Greencastle Lions Club will have a house to house canvass this evening at 8:00 p. m. to sell tickets to the Invitational Basketball games to be held at the DePauw Gym December 27, and 28th. J. W. Poynter reported to The Daily Banner office on Saturday that he has a fine row of cotton in his garden, and it was pretty and 'white. Mr. Poynter, who lives on the corner of Tennessee and Wood streets, says that “it looks like almost anything will grow- in Putnam Co." Charles Clark, a partner and bookkeeper of Compton, Wysong Co., Indianapolis Union Stock Yards, has been elected secretary of "The Live Stock Exchange” at the stockyards. He is a graduate of the Fillmore high school and spent three years in the navy on the U. S. Preble in World War

II.

Pvt. Baibara J. Bond, 18. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene C. Bond, formerly of 303 E-’st Seminary Strteet, Greencastle . recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the Women's Army Corps Center. Fort McClellan. Ala. Private Bond was graduated from the Greencastle hlyh school with the class of ‘57. .

consisting of Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. F3oyd Patterson, Mrs. Donald White, Mrs. Edwin Snavely. Mrs. Kermit Morrison, Mrs. Dan Hanna and Mrs. Art Spengler. They were directed by Mrs. Ftrank Jarrell, and accompanied

by Mrs. Mary Clark.

Mrs. J. E. Porter presented tne Hymn of Hie Month, "Joy to the World,’’ and then led the grot p in caroling. The origins of some of our most popuplar carols were described described by the club

Mrs. Evan Crawley.

Following the program the Christmas refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed by all. The committee assisting Mrs.

Sewing Club Met On December 11 The Neighborly Sewtng Club met Wednesday, Dec. 11 at Mrs. Evelyn Hannemans with ten members present. Roll call was answered with a grab-bag gift. In the short business meeting we decided to select a new name.. From now on it will be known as The Echo Club. Our club dinner will be held Dec. 19th at 6:30 at the Old Trail Inn. and secret sister g'fts will be given. Contests were won by Marv Ann Sheldon and Dorothy Sutherlin. The next meeting will be in January at the home of Jessie Coleman.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Business Meeting The regular business meeting of Epsilon Psi charter of Epsilon Sigmha Alpha was held last week. President Pat Haltom brought the meeting to ordei with the opening ritual. Several of the chapters projects were discussed and reports

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