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nig'ht. 95-69, to ffliare honors tg ; the local holiflay invitational I

with Beloit.

Both DePauw and Beloit won a pair of decisions in the two- | ! nig^it affair, with Beloit defeat-

Patrlcia A*n Wood, daughter in S nUnois We sleyan in Saturof Mr. and Mrs. Charles Junior | ^ a ' J °P ener * <5-66-

During the previous evening’s , activity. Beloit had edged Milli- ; t kin, 83-80, prior to the Tigers’ 78-73 overtime win over Illinois

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Wood, today, Dc,. 30.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our tk-ep | Wesleyan

=ppr«i a tIon and h-artf.lt thankn Agajnst M1 „ lkin Ca| for the many klnu .load, of ovp „, ;me an 18 .

10 deficit with a tremendous scor-

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATEE Sintered in the postoffice ot Gre^ncastle, Indiana as second »ss mail matter under ae* of a<.rch 7, 1878. Sobscription *.rlce 25 cento per week, $5.00 per year by mail in Putnam County, 56.00 to $10.40 per year outside Pntnam Connty.

.Hrs. Ctrartes H. BamalfV | Will Hold Open House Mrs. Charles H. Bamaby will be at home to her friends at her home at 411 East Seminary St., on Tuesday, December 31st. from 4:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. No invitations have been issued.

friends and neighbors at the pass ing of our father, M. O. Hercd. We especially want to thank the Graver Nursing Home, Dr. Steele, Rev. James Pender and the Hopkins and Walton Funeral Home. To all who helped in any way we

are grateful.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herod, Mr and Mrs. C. D. Herod, family Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Cook

CARD OF THANKS We want to thank our Greencastle, Fillmore and Coatesvdle frienda for remembering us with cards and letters ct Christmas. We received 75 in all. John Carroll and Wife.

"AMAZING-" CAR TESTED LONDON (UP)— The Sunday Dispatch gald Sunday the British Motor Oorp. la secretly testing •n "amazing little car'’ that uses a water-filled hydraulic system Inataad of springs. It said the car •an" corner at 70 miles per hour wlthovit rolling or sliding, and at 30 m. p. h. It has ridden smoothly over 14-inch deep potholes.” Scoring the highest total since the 1953-54 season, DePauw clobbered Millikin here Saturday

ing hurst which put them ahead by 19 points at half time, 53-34. Forward Bing Davis had his hittest session in a Bengal uniform, sooring 16 points in the first 20 minntes and finishing j with 22 on 10 for 16 from the

field plus two free throws.

Joining the Dayton, O, junior in the double figure category j were teamamtes John Bunnell with 17, Chuck Cleaver with 16,

and Tom Johnson with 12.

An opposing forward, MilliI kin’s Dean Strobel took point getting honors for the tilt with 22. C nter 'Men Eims, had 15 and

guard George Kenney, 10.

The victory gave DePamv a 6-4 record for the season going into Saturday’s renewal of Indiana Collegiate Conference com-

petition at Evansville.

FIRST THOUGHTS The man who does as he pleases is seldom pleased with what he does. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK

—THE WEATHER ities said it wmuld be several days before more than 50 families evacuated in the Carmi, 111., region could return to their homes. The families were forced to flee when the Wabash and Little Wabash rivers overflowed

their banks.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stickel of Clinton were guests of Mrs. O'Js Gardner last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Stoner have gone to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for the remander of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouch are spendiing a two weeks vacation in and near Fort Lauderdale, Florida. A daughter was born Saturday at the Putnam County hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Evens of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Walden, Clayton, are the parents of a son bom Sunday at the Putnam County hospital. Raymond Riley, of Plainfield, well known former Greencastle resident, is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Cloverdale, are the parents of a daughter born Sunday at the Putnam County hospital. John R. Kridler, 203 W. Franklin street, is a patient in the Sc. Vincent Hospital at Indianapolis. His room number is 209. Mr. and Mis. Frank Kervesson and son returned to Detroit, Mich., today after spending Christmas with Mrs. Florence Snider. Gordon Prevo, of Terre Haute, brother of Edgar Prevo, is in St. Vincent’s Hospital at Indianapolis where he is scheduled to undergo major surgery. Mrs. Ada Robinson, of Coatesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sutherlin and family of Battle Creek, Mich., are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McBride. The Country Reading Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock With Mrs. Edward Schulz. Mrs. E. R. Bartley will have charge of the program. Members please note change of

date.

New r Year's Eve Party, 9-12, Dec. 31. Feature length Hollywood produced film. All the youth of Fillmore invited. Informal. Refreshments. Bring noisemakers. Sponsored by the Fillmore Churches. Mrs. C. O. Riggs has returned from St. Louis where, she spej»t a week With Mr. and 3frs. C., Roger Johansen. Mrs. Johansen was formerly Miss Donna. K. Riggs, of Lafayette, glanddaughter of Mrs. C. O. Riggs. Deputy County Clerk Omer Akers was busy Monday figuring up the hunting and fishing licenses in this county. The sum will run close to $9,000 for both the men and women's licenses in the county. There were about 4900 licenses issued during the

year.

A recent visitor to DePauw University was Dr. Curt Worman, Director of the Library of the Hebrew University at Jerusalem. Dr. Worman is on a six months tour to iinspect libraries in this country by invitation o: the Rockefeller Foundation. He is an uncle of Ernest H. Roth of Bainbridge. Mrs. Maybelle Stewart, housekeeper of residence halls at DePauw attended the funeral of

Entertained With Christmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Girton. ' of Brazil, entertained with a Christmas dinner and gift exchange at their home. Cathy Gir- | ton returned thanks. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Girton. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Girton, Mr. and Mrs. John | Ritcherson and daughter, Kim ; / nn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neese, : Mi. and Mrs. Ray Burk and j daughter, Benetta, Mrs. Minnie Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner and son, Mr. and Mrs. ; Guy Rissler, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Girton and daughters, Mr. | and Mrs. James Kiesar and son. and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. William Girton.

Sorority Enjoys Christmas Party Nearly forty members of the Kappa Delta Phi sorority gathered at the home of Mrs. George Hecko recently to enjoy a Christmas party. Mary Flo Hecko and her committee, consisting of Margaret Kendall, Mary Lou Sharp, Ina King, Shirley Weigand, Kay Reckley, Wanda Grimes, Imogene Richards, Karen Hill and Peggy Headley, had decorated the house with greenery. As each guest entered they deposited a gift for their secret sister under the tree. Their names w^ere revealed later and others drawn for 1958. Karen Hill led the group in singing Christmas carols and the poem ‘‘Tw r as the Night Before Christmas” was read. The hostess and her committee served delicious refreshments of flaming plum pudding, nuts, mints and coffee.

Jefferson Township Club .Met at School Building The Jefferson Township Home Demonstration club with their families met at the school building December 21 for their Christmas meeting. A delicious pitchin dinnner with plenty of good , food Was servect; dn beautiful lie- \ corated tables with the season’s decoratiejns. The Rev. F. S. Fishci gave Thanks. A short business meeting was 1 held with the installation of the ; new officers by Mrs. Charlie j Wise. A program of songs and recitations was given by the children. The loll call was answered by revealing of secret sisters. About sixty were present for the meeting. It was adjourned after everyone wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. The next meeting will be held January 30 at the home of Mrs. Wayne Sinclair.

Crescent Club To Meet Friday The Crescent Club will meet Fiiday at 2:30 p. m. at the home o: Mrs. Loyd Hurst, 8 South Arlington street. Members please note change in meeting day.

—TRUMAN Capt. Harry S. Tinman, the artilleryman of World War I, has a soft heart for soldiers, especially generals, barring, of course Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Eisenhower relates in his “Crusade foi Europe” that in 1945 Truman looked him in the eye and said: ‘ General, there is nothing that you may want that I won’t try to help you get. That definitely and specifically includes the presidene in 1948.” Times have changed considerably since then.

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DANCE THE OLD YEAR OUT AND THE NEW YEAR IN

Alice Diane Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson, of- Cloverdale, announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Diane, to Herschel K. McKamey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira McKamey, Cloverdale Route 1 No date has been set for tne wedding.

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her brother. Arthur Acheson. 71 education program today called year old former Carroll County for 10.000 federal college scholarFanner. who was killed in ar. ships a year for talented high auto crash at Celino, O.. on Fri- school graduates, day. Mr. Acheson had been liv- The program, somewhat reducing near Fort Recovery. Ohio e d in size from previous plans. The funeral services were held at was also expected to propose fedPortland. Ind.. tins morning with e ral grants to states to improve sendees in the Delphi Christian the teaching of science and mathChurch preceding burial in the ematics in the public .schools. Masonic cemetery: Total cost of the program or-

iginally forecast at round 300 million dollars annually, was understood to have been pared to between 200 and 250 millions. It does not call for federal aid for

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