The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 November 1958 — Page 2

KURT TAI.RH MOSCOW l*PI Soviet Premier , Nikita S. K_hrushcke\ on .the U. S. el^etions: “We don't want to interfere with the internal afafirs of other countries, but the election results showed the American people desire peace. They have condemned the Dulles and Eisenhower-sup-port position of strength.” Putnam County Home Demonstration chorus will meet for practice Tuesday at 7:n0 p. m. at the First Baptist church. Miss Betty Pehan, Ron Hardman and Ted Hughes, all graduates of the Greencastle High

Hchool class of are taking i part in the play. ■'Th** Emponer's I New Clothes. ’ at Indiana Slat** Teachers College Children s i Theatre at Terre Haute. The final performance will be Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart are the parents of a son. bom Nov. 7. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Stewart, Greencastle R. 3, and the maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Tresner. Green Meadows Add.

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I The Four Leaf Clover Home ! Demonstration dub will meet ■ Tuesday November 11th in an a!! ' iay meeting at the home of Mis. Edward Schultz. Come at 10:30. bring sack lunch. Hostess will ' ?erve desert and coffee. A Thanksgiving poem will be the

oil call.

CLL B CALENDAR Monday Miller School P. T. A. 7:30

Reelsville, 76; Roachdale, 46

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TURKEY SHOOT Sl’NDAV, NOV. 9TII 12:30 1*. M. Everyone Welcome STATE FARM PISTOL A RIFLE CU B Warm Club House

They that exercise authority pon them are called benefacjrs.—Luke 22:25. Those in aulority should be just that, or ley have betrayed their trust.

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Personal And Local News Briefs

Reels vi He's Indians scalped the Roa< hdale Hawks to the tune of 76 to 46 Friday night in the Washington Township team’s

wigwam.

Hutcheson and D. Hammond

paced the winners with 22 and 21 i _ Mrs Ferd Luca s.

points itespectively. Baird's 22

were high for Roachdale.

Reel>ville (76) FG FT PF

DePauw Womens Club —8:00 p. m.—Union Building. Tuesday Tuesday Reading Club—2:30 p. m.— Mrs. George Manhart. S. C. C. .Mrs. Flossie McIntyre. 7:30 o. m. Present Day club luncheon— 1 p. m.—Elks Lodge. Hostesses Mrs. Edgar Prevo and Mrs. G. D.

Rhea.

Wednesday

Morning Musicale—9:45 a. m. — Mrs. Helen Dailey, Phi Gam Chapter I and Chapter C. B. P. E. O. B. I. L. dinner meeting

3 p. m.—Union Building.

Federated Reading Club - 1:30

ELKS DINING ROOM Open Mondays by Reservation Only Noon and Evening Meals Served Daily TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Special attention given parties at all times. Glenn Deem, Mgr.

DAN SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 8 At The V. F. Post 1550 Home Music By Jim Hampton's Band For ail Post, Ladies and Fathers Auxiliary Members V. F. W. Membership Drive Sunday

Banking Hours /Open 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. TUESDAY, HOV. 11TH Central National Bank and First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company

Bte Hive Rebekah Lodge No. j 106 will meet Monday, Nov. 10 at 8 p. m. Members please bring |

sandwiches.

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Costin, ’ Fillmore Route 1, became the ' parents of a son Friday night at i

the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haltom,

West Walnut Street, are the par- Rady ents of a son bora Friday at the | Clones

Putnam County Hospital. The regular meeting of the

Cloverdale P. T. A. will be Monday night, Nov. 10, at 7:30 p. m. A good program has been ar-

ranged for this meeting. A daughter was bora Satur-

day morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friend, South Jackson

Street.

Alpha Omicron Pi Alumnae

Renner 3 D. Hammond 7 E. Hammond 6 Riggs 0 Hutcheson 11 Hoskins 0 Haltom 3 Totals 30 16 14

Roachdale ((46) FG FT PF

Baird 10 2 Smith 3 0 Van Vactor 0 Copner 0 Brittin 0

0 5

Mason 1 Totals 19

Friday

Womens Study Club m—Miss Carrie Pierce Century club—2 p. m.

Russell Humbert

2:00 p.

Mrs.

Brick Chapel Club Will Meet With Mrs. H. Hendrieb The Brick Chapel Home Demonstration club will meet with | Mrs. Herman Hendrich, Tuesday,

! Nov. 11.

4 On Friday, Nov. 14th at 1:30 4 : at the home of Mrs. J. R. South 0 there will be a special lesson on 0; making Christmas decorations, 3 given by Mrs. Josef Sharp and 3 Mrs. J. B. Marsh. They will have 1 kits to sell so all come and learn 2 to make your own Christmas

7 decorations.

Cloverdale, 58; Eminence, 52

Carol Smith Honored At Bridal Shower

A bridal shower was given by Mrs. Curtis E. Meador Tuesday, Nov. 4th, at her home in Man-

hattan for Carol Smith.

The bride-elect received many beautiful gifts. The evening w r as

The fast stepping Cloverdale hjgh school basketball team

downed Eminence 58 to 52 at i S p en ^ playing games, aftei

vill have a buffet sunner Sundav i EminenCe Fnday evenm g- but ! which delicious refreshments

v. ill have a buffet supper Sunday not until after a battle j The

at 5 p. m. at the home of Mrs. , ^ on 6 6 servea carol win oe marP. G. Evans, in honor of Mrs. ^ a „ r _ tei ’ ’ ried to John H ‘ Rulfs Novembel

! 45-35 and 58 to 52.

Kent Lenzen, the patroness and

pledges.

George Ward Tennis, son of Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Tennis, 602 South Jackson, is enrolled in Xavier University this fall. A freshman, he is registered in the Bachelor of Science in Business , Administration degree program. Boston Club will meet Monday | evening at 7:45 at the home of j Mrs. Nona Davis. Co-hostesses I will be Mrs. Dessie Thomas and Mrs. Goldie Runyan. Mrs. Judj son Wyckoff will have the proI gram. Please note change of !

The B team game made it a double win over Eminence as the

score was 42 to 18. Cloverdale (58)

10th at 4:00 p. m. in Gobffi church. Rev. Elmer Harvey will officiate at the ceremony. Friends are invited to attend the

Gerlach 8

FG FT PF | ceremony.

S. Price .. R. Price ... Steele Mann B. Price .. Sims Dickinson Eminence

Pointers Defeat New Ross, 58-49 Bainbridge's Pointers won their second straight game of the net season Friday night when they turned back visiting New Ross, 58 to 49. O'Hair with 18 points led the Bainbridge squad. Jeff Blue hit 13 and brother Mike Blue collec;ed 12 points to aid the Pointer cause. Bainbridge was out in front all the way at 12-6, 28-20. 42-40. and 58-49.

(52)

Hicks 0 i Stagner 3 Starton 9 Burnett 4 Davis o Whitaker 2 Lund o

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Mrs. Major Hostess To Homemakers Club The Bainbridge Homemakers met at the home of Mrs. Frances Major on Thursday, October 16. The meeting was called to order by the president. The secretary and treasurer reports were given. Everyone answered the roll call by telling how they had gotten different clothing from the other members without them knowing it. Then everyone joined in singing. Put on Your Old Gray Bonnett. It was planned to take a. tour

New Ross (49) Whitecotton Calvert •... Stewart Nichols Evans Huffman Bannon Totals Bainbriilgc (58) Jeffries Harshbarger J. Blue M. Blue O'Hair Totals

2 0 0 0

FT PF 6 2 1

0 2

2 1

0 5

$350.00

50.00 30.00 150.00

3 •> 0 o

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. 4 . 2 . 6 . 6 .. 8 26

SIOTM’K OK SPECIAL MEETING ok ••i s'v .V.' ... ~ — Notice is hereby given to all" newly elected^n < rP' 1 ' VT ' fo, " v CIL n;un County Council and all re-elected or llle »>t the Council on Saturday, November 0 L a ; “ s P‘‘Cial Session in tlie Commissioners Room in the Court 1 Rous* r* 10:00 0 ’ c,ock < CST > Th- purpose of organization meetinV and ,’n G '^ en? a St,e - Ind »ana.

01 ‘.'-Tm.vs" 211 Office Supplies

Kegtatration of Voters:

204 Registration Supplies

Tretisurer:

Transfer from No. 213-A Machine rent-.i

Transfer from 104 on personal Property DeiinJuemdeV Coun«y 0 8h®riffr imUn i0n and Truns P° r,atio "

L’Oti Prisoners meals

-lo-A Maintenance for car onn C ounly \uriniltural Ag/ents: -00.00 (New') er fr ° m N °' ■° 5 R »T ,air of Equipment to Office chair County Board of Health: 53.50 201 Communication and Transportation „„ County Coroner: ■ii'J.uu Transfer from 201 Communication and Transportation to Ao. 104 I-er Diem of Autopsv i-nnn County \NNesiior; ‘ 1.0.00 Transfer from No 201 Communication and Transportation to 213-A Binding of Assessor Books o •>, County Court House; “'■ 51 No ; 402 Assessments 80)1 f)( . 205-A Repairs of Building and Structures -i ton nr. 205-B Repair of Equipment 205-C Hardware

'.02-a Furniture and Fixtures

202-a Electric Current

County Jail:

202 Electric. Gas «£ Water 213-b Laundry

County Home:

Transfers from No. 401 Insur. and Prem. to No. 205-P, Repairs of Equipment 175 00 Trans from No. 201 Comm. & Transp. to 213-C Fertilizer! Lime, Seed r.O.OO rransfer from 213-A Fencing to No. 202 Electric Current

350.00 200.00 200.00 ooo.oo 200.00 100.00

Bottled Gas

200.00

Bees Are Downed By Darlington

Darlingto

n invade

■d Russellville

Fi iday evei

ling am

1 downed the

Bees by a s

71 to 44.

The outc

ome of

the tilt was

never in d<

iubt as

Darlington

held a 36-1S advan

tage at

half-

time and ir

•creased

their lead to

58-30 at th

e end c

•f the

third

period.

Darlington

(71 >

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Mullen

2 4

Weliever

2 1

White

0 4

Wilson

2 0

Timmons ...

4 3

McClain ....

2 1

Wray

3 0

Booher

0 1

Threlkeld ..

2 1

Shelton

0 1

Totals

17 16

Russellville

(14)

FG FT PF

Perry

8 4

Gardner

2 2

Fulwider ....

1 2

Lyons

0 5

G. Spencer

0 4

Goff

3 5

Boiler

0 2

K. Spencer

0 0

Totals

14 21

Transfer from No. 107 Wages of Other Employees to No. 103 Salaries of Physicians 75.00 Transfer from No. 110 Butchering A Canning to No. 205-A Repairs of Building & Structures 50.Or

Vddilional Appropriations:

No. 20fi Groceries 300.00 213-B Feed and Grinding sou.OO

County (VtminiMMloner*;

Tnnsfer from 420 Micro-filming to No. 413 Exp. of Inmates of State Institutions $1,000.00

\ dillttnniil \ ppropriatinn:

4 1? Expenses of Inmates in State Institution 4,11000.00 410 Bounty on Animals and Birds soo/oo Total Co. Revenue Additinnnl Appropriations *14.130.00 Total Co. Hevenn* Transfer l,W3."J>tl Total Co. Revenue Additional Approp. and Transfers . . . Xl«t.O.V,..HI \DDITIOV4L APPROPRIATIONS \\T> TRANSFERS

V\ elfare:

101 Salary of Director $ 480.00 102-B Salary of Visitors 1.500.00 102- C Salary of Clerical Assistants 420.00 Welfare Total Additional Appropriations *2.400.00

Gasoline:

Transfer from No. 102-a Township Road Foreman to No. 208-a Gasoline and Diesel Fuel $1.000.00 Transfer from No. 103-b Road Drag A Mowing to No. 103- a Wages. Drivers ar.d Machinists son 00 Transfer from No. 204-a Advertising and Notices to No. 20g-d2 Motor Fuel Diesel Tax 100.00 Transfer from No. 303 Tile A Sewer Pipe to No. 102-b Clerical Help 1.35.00 Transfer from No. 303 Tile A- Sewer Pipe to No. 208-e Fuel 05.00 'rnnsfer from No. 304 Lumber to No. 205-a P.cnairs Truck A- Machinery 1.ooo.no Transfer fror. No. 30i>-h Bridge Steel to No. 305 Culverts . 100 00 Transfer from No. 310 Paint to No. 305 Culverts 400.oo Transfer from No. 402 Machine Hire to No. 401 Insurance l.OOO.Oo Transfer from No. «02- t Trucks to No. 101 Insurance ^04 fransfrr from No. (toj-h Tractors and Maintainors to No. 208-c Tires and Tubes 206.00 Total Transfer* Gasoline *r,,4«o.<:r. Total 4dditional Appropriations Total Transfers *72M*«.4« Total Additional Approp. and Transfers *23.ftl6.4d Each and every member of said County Council is hereby notified to attend said meeting at said time and place to consider the making of i said above additional appropriations and transfers to an amount not ' to exceed the sum and amount named. AH Taxpayers of said County are Also hereby notified of such meet- , ing Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to he. 1

heard

The Additional Appropriations and Transfers made hy such Coun il will be automatically referred to the State fcoard of Tax Commission-

ers.

Signed: County Commissioners Srie Boesen Claude B. Hanna Cecil H Brown 1 Signed: Alax C. Bryan. Auditor Putnam County. 31-7-2t

through the Riley Hospital in In- 1 diannpolis. October 25th. A conimitiee was appointed to pick out i the gifts to send to the Deaf | School. It was decided to have a ' Hallowe'en party in the Lions hall and committees were appointed for refreshments and i contest and decorations. Mrs. Shirley Pickering was. present and asked to join our club and she accepted. The hostess served refresh- ‘ ments to 10 members. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Betty Minnick’s November 20 at 7:00 p. in. Please everyone try and come j to make the new yearbooks and election of officers. IX MEMORY In loving memory of G. A. | Harmon, who departed this life eight years ago today, Nov. D, j 1950. Sunshine passed, shadows fall, Love remembrance outlast all, Time speeds on. eight years have i passed Since death its gloom its shadows j

cast

And took from us a shining light We miss that light and always

will

His vacant place no one can fill. A loving husband so kind and

true

No friend on earth like him we'd

find

For all of us he did his best. May God grant him eteraal rest 1 Down here we mourn but not in vain. For up in Heaven we’ll meet again. Sadly missed by wife and children. pd. A NNIVEKSITA KIES Birthdays Linda Marie Burton, Sunday, Nov. 9th. Paula Lee Hamm, Sunday Nov.

9th.

John Sponsel, Sunday, Nov. 9. Crystal Black, Sunday, Nov.

9th.

Helen Samuels, Sunday, Nov.

9th.

Russell Coleman, Sunday, Nov. |

9th.

Mrs. Clyde Grimes, Sunday, ' Nov. 9th. Robert A. Huffman, Sundav, j Nov. 9th. Earle Wayne Talley, Sunday, Nov. 9th. George E. Friend, Sunday, | Nov. 9th. John A. Friend, Sunday, Nov. *

9th.

Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caruso, 36 years, Nov. 8th.

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. Elza Page of near Roachdale will observe then 50th wedding anniversary with open house at their home i 1 _> miles east of Roachdale on Sunday, Nov. i6 from 2 to 5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Page have resided m Putnam County their enti.e married life. They were married Nov. 15, 1908 at the home of the bride’s parents, one mile north of Barnard. Mrs. Page was formerly Vela Dodds, the youngest daughter of James S. and Sarah Elizabeth Dodds, the two older sisters, Mrs. W. F. Robbins and Mrs. Lona Page have celebrated their 50th anniversaries and are still living. Mr. Page is a well

Elza Page known farmer of Putnam County, having been elected trustee of Jackson Township from 193.1935. He also served as a member of the County Council of Putnam County almost 10 years. They are members of the Ml. Olivet Baptist church of Barnard. They have 3 children; Jewell of near Roachdale, Mrs. Hazel Hopkins of near Wallace and Walter of North Salem. Thev have six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. No invitations have been sent, but would appreciate all their friends attending open house. The couple requests no gifts, please.

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—GOOD OLD DAYS funeral hymns.—‘Tis said that th prisonr beam imbud with a form of religious ecstasy, and as he stepped off the wagon into eternity, he was lustily singing to the tune Carmel, these words—‘Ah lovely appearance of death. What sight upon earth is so fair? Not all the gay pageants that breathe, can with a dead body compare: With solemn delight I survey the corpse, when the spirit is fled: In love with the beautiful clay, and longing to lie in its stead." The details of the entire matter were handed down from one generation to another in the county, ■until recent years. Joseph S. Wyatt, now of Indianapolis, lately wrote the Banner that he had often heard his father speak of the crime and the pnishment.”

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This h often (he quest!on’ when a customer sees the shelves in our pharmacy. Row on row on row of bottles, boxes, canisters, tubes, vials, jars... about 2,000 item* in all. Good question. Who are they for? The answer, of course, is you. Say you go to a physician and he writes a prescription which you bring to us to be filled. We can’t tell what the ailment will be—there are thousands, and we don’t know what medication the doctor will prescribe. To prov ide prompt pharmaceutical service we have to be ready for just about anything. Which we ara.

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The following Farm Machinery Businesses will be dosed all dey Tuesday, November 11. Sherm's implement A Greencastle Tractor Saies Ivor McAAains Farmers Supply, Inc.