The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1958 — Page 2

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THE DAILY BANNER ^ th * r>eFaiiW T ^ ers ^ ** ft \T.. -I X V. 18. i».w. “> 3^«mpiin» to put the brakes on GREE.VCASTLR, I>D. their tlfree-^ame losing 5treak.

Coach Cal Luther's club knocke:! off both Illinois Wesleyan and Miilikin here during the holidays but sir.c rt then have dropped decisions to Evansville. Wabash,

Tigers Invede Va!po Tonight

gals their first loss after victories over St. Joseph’s and Indiana State. Reversing the usual pattern, five of the seven ICC teams already have won league games on the road this season.

Jj-j£ 0AILY Be.WNRl Conned of Clubs 'ieei*. tied in prayer by Mrs. Skinner. ! —DR. WILLIAMS putting through his program at , i XIontiay Evening *' Marjorie Sutherlin gave a very ' lose much of the»r personal iden- ] this session.

The Council of Clubs will meet interesting lesson on “Americans ' tification.

HERALD CONSOLIDATEL Monday evening. Jan. 20th. 7:30 visiting Baptist work in Japan." "The astonishing and yet Entered In the posiofflce o* P- m. in Roberta Chapel. Gobin The business meeting was then pleasing result is that they ultiGreencastle, Lndlana as second Church. Each participating club held. Mar\- Barr announced we matelv become ecumenical in •ss mail matter under ae* of is entitled to two representatives, ivould have Love Gift offering function, serving the cause of

church unity rather than the

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special doctrine which they were originally intended to plead.’’ “This great tradition of hymns

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St. Joe started the new trend j .^.rcn 7, 1878. Subsoriptlor and it is sincerely hoped that next meeting, with a 64-56 win at Valparaiso : jr \r^ 25 eentj per week. $5.00 | they will be fully represented. A We were dismissed m the conference op>ener. and De- 1 pp,. py ; n Putnam i cordial invitation is hereby ex- Thelma Miller. Pau v followed three days later County, S#».00 to $10.40 per year tended to all other clubs and or- Mra. Padgett and co-hostess,

with a 64-59 triumph on St. lotaide Putnam County. ganizations to send represents- Mrs. Frances Rossok served very collected out of so many perJoe'a home court. j lives also. As there will be voting, delicious refreshments. iod and so many points of view When the Tigers take the floor TODAY S BIBLE THOI GHT a g 00( j attendance is desired. now tends to emphasize very at Valpo tonight, veterans on the Ask and ye shall receive tnat ■pj le guest speaker for the even- Xf ^ . u t strongly the timeless aspects of

squad will remember a contest your joy may be lull. John 16 24 . j n g. ^ David Barr, executive 1 played almost exactly one year j I* we f° r things that would secretary of the Greencastle j ago in the same gymnasium. bo good for us and we fulfill the chamber of Commerce. Luther’s boys outscored the conditions, we will receive them. I

The agriculture secretary staked his hopes of salvaging some of the program on a promise not to slash farm price supports immediately to the new k>w sought by the administration. But he held out for ‘’administrative discretion" in establishing new support levels in the future for each crop on individual "merits.” *

host club from the field by 24 but we need guidance to know points, yet lost by a 78-76 mar- ; for what to pray,

i g:n. Capitalizing on the 34 fouls I called against DePauw, Valpo j

canned 44 of 58 free throws. Currently holding down the ICC’s fifth place, the Old Gold (2-3)) holds a slight percentage edge over Valparaiso (1-2). For the season DePauw has a 6-7 record.

FIRST THOFGHTS You have a better ehanee of getting on top of a problem if first you get to the bottom

of it.

Dorcas ( lass Met With Bonnie Williams

Mrs. Davis Hostess To Bainbridge Club

The Bainbridge Homemakers’ j club held their January meeting with Mrs. Verna Davies. The vice president called the meeting to order with 10 members present. !

central

Benson now is required to support basic crops- wheat, corn, cotton, peanuts and rice at 75

Tiger Cubs Win 2nd Prelim Tilt

Greencastle’s Tiger Cubs continued defense of their Wabash Valley championship for the past two years by defeating a tall Freedom squad, 54 to 46, down at Spencer Friday night.

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The Freedom team made a real scrap out of the proceedings during the first half. Their height gave them an advantage off the boards and the tilt was knotted at 12-12 at the quarter.

In the second period, Freedom gained an 8-point edge on the Cubs. However, the Greencastle players began to click and forged into a 31 to 27 lead at halftime.

From then on, during the third and fourth frames, the Valley champs held the upper hand, outscoring Freedom 10-9 in the third quarter and 13-10 in the final stanza. Tonight at 8, the Cubs vrill battle Spencer to determine who will meet the Switz City prelim winner Wednesday at Switz i City. The winner there will play ; in the final round at Terre Haute on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Personal And Local News Briefs

The Dorcas Class of the Put j A new member joined the club, namville Methodist church met Mrs. Peggy O'Hair. All member Wednesday afternoon at the . made theii own piogram book home of Bonnie Williams. for the coming year. The club

Christianity and i

points of unity.”

Referring to an earlier men- to 90 per cent of parity. He tion of Samuel Johnson and his came in for a roasting when he comment that “the ideas of ! told the committee Friday he Christian theology are too ; didn't "contemplate" cutting

simple for eloquence, too sacred them all the way to the request-

for fiction and too majestic for ed 60 per cent of parity. adornment,” Dr. Williams said. ...

.. , ,, i "If you don't need it whv do

We have come a long way. .

yen ask for it?’ Ellender asked.

, , "I suggest that we shall more

The meeting was in Charge of adjourned to meet with Mrs. Pat ; ful , y appreoiate the ori?in and “You're going to use it.

Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Vermillion are vacationing in Florida.

A son was born Friday at the Putnam County Ho:»pital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pitts of Greencastle.

A daughter was born Friday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Liepart of Greencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Brock, of Martinsville, are the parents of a son bom Friday at the Putnam County Hospital.

our new president, Madonna McCullough Devotions were given by Opal Jackson and the lesson on Peter was given by Virginia

Sweet.

During the business meeting.

a chili supper to be sponsored by ! mon t. Garnet Huffman the class is being planned for daughter. Fat Housei ami Saturday night, January 25 in hostess Verna Davies.

the school basement. This event I

will be held in order to add J ( ll,b " ' Ioet money to our church building! Wednesday, Ian. ;; fund. The entire community is j rpj le ^Vest Madison Home Damasked to help in any w a\ they i ons t ra tj on ciiib will meet in Fel-

Houser in February.

Refreshments were served to: | Mistr ess Mary Lou Ward, Jo : Ann Bartley, Francis Crumley. I Mary Evans, Betty Minnick. Peggy O’Hair, Betty Lamber-

end the

meaning of hymnody,” he concluded, “if we recognize that it offers a means whereby Christians can bear witness to their faith.”

BENSON CNFA/KI)

can toward this worthy event. lowship HalI> Greencastle, Jan.

Following the meeting, the ; 2 2 i i .30 p m

Mrs. Theoline Bee will give the

lesson, Looking Ahead. This is a joint meeting.

Mrs. Padgett Hostess

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carsons,

of Greencastle. are the parents I To Missionarv

of a son born Friday at the Put-

nam County Hospital.

hostess served delicious refresh-

ments.

Those present were Lclia Rogers, Julie Hagerty, Opal Jackson. Ida Blue, Lucille Whitman, Marcella Samsel, Bernice Lewis, Madonna McCullough, Joe McCullough, Bonnie Wil-

liams. Virginia Sweet, Myra j Lynne Ann Jerger, daughter of Parks. j Mr. and Mrs. James Jerger, 3 j years old today.

Rickey Carman, son of Mr. and

WASHINGTON (UP)— Ezra Taft Benson, unfazed by a critical deluge from Bible-quoting Senators, today stoutly maintained Eisenhower administration farm policies ’’eventually” would come to pass. But Chairman Allen Ellender, D-La., of the Senate Agriculture Committee said Benson didn’t stand a “ghost of a chance” of

At one point Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn.. declared: "You would be a lot more enlightening if your statement

were just honest.”

“There’s nothing false about

it,” leplied Benson.

While discussing administration plans for cutting down federal farm credit funds. Humphy-

rey told Benson:

“Ask and you shall be forgiv-

en.”

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Phone 43 CLOSED I NTH. MONDAY MORNING Due to death in family.

ANNIVERSARIES

Birthdays

The Womens Missionary meet-

jing of The First Baptist Church

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartman, jmet at the home of Mrs. Pauline , /J

Greencastle, are the parents of i Padgett Tuesday evening Jan.

a daughter bom Friday at the j 14.

Putnam County Hospital.

Mrs. Charles Carman, 4 years old Sunday, January 19th. David Wells, son of Mr. and

37 Sunset

Drive, 4 years old today, Jan. 18.

| Tiger t’ulw (54)

; Spencer

I Hartman

| Blown

1 Wright

1 Dickey

1 Mace

j York

I Pierce

Beaman

Lear

Totals

Freedom (46)

Baysinger

Hahn

Neumeier

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pierce of New Castle are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce on Meadow Drive. The Pierces are brothers.

Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No.

I j uary 21, in their regular meeting. II All members of the degree staff.

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please be present for practice.

The Willing Workers class of the Fillmore Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening, Jan. 21, at 7 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Margaret Robinson. Members please note meeting place.

Weddings

The meeting was opened by Mr and Mrs. Cline Ratcliff, song service led by Mrs. Mary ; Bainbridge> 33 years, Sunday,

Barr with Mayme Leslie at the ! j. in

P ia ' no - • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Hill, 12 Devotions were given by Mrs. | year£ . Saturda y ( January 18, 1958

Pearl Skinner and we were akw

Lane McCallum Mutzy Totals

1 2 2 17

7 1 0 12

0 0 4 3 3 1 13

The Brick Chapel Home Demonstration club v;ill meet, Jan. 22, 1:30 p. m. in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Theoline Bee, R. N. County Nurse, will give the special interest lesson. Everyone is urged to please try to attend.

K<*etsville (71) Lewis Landis Barnett Williams E. Hammond _

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Renner 4

Cain Hutcneson Hassler D. Hammond .

Recent callers of Mrs. Janie Michael were Mrs. Janice Wright j and daughter, Mrs. E. R. Snyder, Mrs. Georgia Whitt, Mrs. Mildred McCammack, Mrs. Ruth Buis and daughter, Sandra, Miss Elaine Leach, Gene Spencer and Mrs. Kenneth Spencer.

Mrs. Andrew E. Durham and

2 j Miss Margaret Durham will leave 1

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Sunday for a motor trip in the south and southeast. From New q j Orleans, they will drive down the j gulf coast to Brownsville, Texas.

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f LI B CALENDAR

Monday Council of Clubs—7:30— Roberts Chapel, Gobin Church Current Book Club—8 p. m.--Mrs. Ward Mayhall.

i{u>'-<*il\ ille

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Martha Washington Club,

! L. Boiler ....

J Tuesday—7:30 p. m.— Mrs. Will

Oliver

Glidewell.

Perry

i Present Day Club—2 p. m.—

| Ramsay . ... j Lyons

Mrs. C. C. Gillen

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Associate Tri Kappa 7:30

Gardner

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Mrs. Ned Wood. i Domestic Science Club lunch-

K Spencer

; eon—1 p. m.—Union Building.

Fillmore (56) FG

Wednesday

Shaner

2 t Twentieth Century Club— 2 p.

| Clark

m.—Mrs. Elmer Seller.

P. E. O. Wednesday—7:30 p.

Toney

j m.—Mrs. Marion Ciandall.

Evans

Thursday

j Buchanan ..

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Daughters of 1812. Thursday—

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7:30 p. m. —Mrs. Roseoe Scott.

Sttong

Friday

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Needleeraft Club luncheon

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Russellville

13. Fill-

12:30 Mrs Frank Shafer.

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IN MEMORY In loving memory of Dennis A

Stoner

Jonee. who passed away January

J Bennington

19. 1936

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Many a lonely heartache

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Many silent tear,

Ebert

But always a beautiful memory i

Long

Of the one I loved so deer.

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