The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 December 1958 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER f Authorities «aid today that Dor. j ^ DAILY BANNER MON. DEC. 29. IV*. P*K* 2 P * nPOd - 22 Sm,th ^ narr °H Phone - OL-8-5151
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VIFTNNA <irPIt hoop has pierced the
Lain.
Hungarian new.«papers rea f hiog Vienna attacked "the Western ifhoc-y" saying that it will
Moon die out.
“The weak say it
them. The fat say it makes them thin. The sad say it makes them t happy. The old sav it makes them feel young again.” the Budapest
HOSPITAL NOTES
Dismissals Sundiy: Anna San- ! ford. Puny 'Terry, Linda Hendrick. ! Gr( i encastle: Mrs. Robert Frye
and son. Spencer.
Dismissals Saturday: Caroline
strengthens Bioadstreet, Fillmore: Donald
and Richard Shuck, Greencastle; Curtis Delk. Coatesville; Lola
Mjude Parker, Monrovia. Births: (Saturday) Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Cassell, Gosport, a
(Sunday) Mr. and Mrs:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cloverdale, a girl.
Cundiff.
afternoon newspaper Esti Hirlap s dd ironicallv. j
•For whit this idiocy—which Robert Johnson. Reelsville. a boy;
is not only being practiced by young girls in Hungary but also by women and men- is good for is of no importance. Within a fev weeks it will whirl itself out of fashion as it whirled itself to our country from the West.” it said.
class mail matter under act of March ..7, ..1878. ..Subscription price 25 cents p^r week. $5.fK> per year by mail in Putnam County, Sfi.OO to SI 0.40 per year
outside Putnsm County.
TODAY’S BIBLE iHOI UHT Wiath Is cruel Proverbs 27:4. It is cruel to the one who yields to it and to the object of wrath .s well. We should learn to control wrath and use it only to destroy evil arid injustice.
NEARLY SEFFOCATED HARTFORD CITY, Ind. UPI-
INDIANAPOLIS MARKET Hogs 13.000 . 50 to 75 lower; 180-240 lb. 18.00 to 18.75, toj 19.35; 240-270 lb 17.25 to 18 00.
top 18.25; 270-300 lb 16.50 to
17.25; 140-160 lb 17.25 to 17.75 160-180 lb 18.00 to 18.75.
Personal And Local News Briefs
Shop PENNEY S END OF YEAR targain Tables
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NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS PHONE OL3-377! ^ Hear of a SURE plan for a HAPPY 1959
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Ei'el's 8 A. M. - 5:30 P. M. Flowers- Suggest A CORSAGE FOR NEW YEAR'S DANCE Gardenias Roses Carnations Orchids Camellias Pompons Priced from $1.00 to $5.00 Phone OL 3-3171 NOW
Mr. and Mis. Simpson Stoner have gone to Fort Lauderdile, Florida for the remainder of the Ainter. A son was born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital to | Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ellison of I Greencastle. Michael D. Sims, 16. Coatesville ' Route 2. was arrested by city police Saturday night on a reckless driving charge. Mr. and Mrs. J. Don McLean j left this morning for Monterrey, . Mexico, where they will spend the •lext four months. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Garrett of Las Cruces, New Mexico were the holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Majayer of Charleston. S. C. spent a few days with their parents, Eula Malayer and Mable Trump. Gilbert E. Ogles. Putnam County Republican chaimian, will be the chief door keeper of the Indiana State Senate at the coming session of the Indiana legislature. Those who spent Christmas Eve with Mr. arid Airs. Chas. Mai ay.?r and family of Crawfordsville were Eula Ma.layer, Nottie Rob bins, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clones and family, Air. and Mrs. Herbert Clones and son of Roa.chdale Mr. and Airs. Richard Malayer of
S. C.
Air. and Mrs. Ray Burk and daughter Bmetta and Mrs. Alinnie Frazier, entertained with f Christmas dinner for their rela-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Seller have returned from Indianapolis after spending the Christmi? holidays with their daughter. Mr. and Airs. Phillip Ball, and sons. Mr. and Mrs. John Poor attended the wedding of Alls Patricia Lee Reeves, daughter o' Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reeves, and Robert Byers. Saturday evenin' in Linsing. 111. Ola Ellis, local justice of tn* peace, bee ime ill at the court house .Monday morning and wa.taken to his home on West Wal nut street road by William Pad gett, county clerk. Union Valley Sunday School. Church and friends will hold a pitch-in supper and social at the Belle Union School, Wednesday Dec. 31st. Supper at 6:30 p. m. Come and enjoy the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kierstead • have returned to their home in Villanova. Pa., after spending | the holidays with Airs. Kierstead’s parents and sister. Air and Alts. (George Knauer and Louise. Alajor and Mrs. John A. Downey and daughter, Peggy have returned to their home ir Leavenworth, Kansas, after spending the Christmas Holidays with Air. and Mis. Faye Slaveaf and son, Stevie. Also Christmas Day guests at the Slavens home was Glen Slavens from Crawfordsville and Homer Tobin from Anderson. Air. and Mrs. Lee Reeves wont ot Winamac Friday to visit thei: daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Shortle. On Saturday they went to Calumet City, 111., to visit their son, Byron, and family. They attended the wedding of Patricia. Lee Reeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reeves and Robert Byers Saturday evening in Lansing, 111 Holiday guests of Mrs. Grace P. Hurst and family, were Lt. Col. and Mrs. Richard R. Hurst and son from Oklahoma City. I Okla. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald I W. Garrett from Las Cruces j New Mexico. On Jan. 5th Lt. Col. Hurst will report to the Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas for a six month course, after which he will return to Oklahoma City. His family will remain in Oklahoma. City while he is in school. Mr. and Airs. Howard Gough
JET CRASHES IPSWICH. England (UPI) — One person was killed and several others injuied today when a flaming U. S. Air Force jet fighter j sliced between a group of house.x t ind slammed into a ga/age at Kesgrave near here. The pilot. 1st Lt. Charles L. Prescott, Santa Monica. Calif., j -jeoted himself from the FIOOD Super Saber and parachuted to safety before the crash. He was treated at a local hospital for ;hock and minor injuries. Two houses and the garage were destroyed by fire, and several other houses and a group of unoccupied trailers were damaged. A number of dogs were killed when debris plunged into .heir kennel area.
tria. killing one Austrian. Two others still are missing and a rescue party had UttAe hope of
finding t/.em alive.
Get-Together Is Held In Florida
Air. and Mrs. C. H. Neier of nea,r Brick Chapel, have written about a gathering of Ptitnam County folks near Sebring. Fla. on Christmas Day as follows: To friends in Putnam Co. from 1
folks in Florida.
At noon Christmas Day Putham Co. folks and friends met at Highlands Hammock State Park. Thanks were given by Mrs.
Guy Collins, remembering Uncle daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tom Howlett who is in Weems Gibson; Mrs. Newgent’s parents. Hospital at Sebring quite ilL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bmttain; and Mrs. Bessie Bressler. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves, Memorial Hospital. Avon Park, Joe Williams. Helen Robbins, expecting to be released soon. Air. and Mrs. Clarence Etcheson. Forty-five folks with good ape- j ^I r - an d Mrs. Iceland Torr. Mr. tites lined up around tables filled ! :i nd Mrs. Howard Poff and their I with roast turkey and dressing daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl J and other good food which Hoos- Toney and three daughters, Mi. 1 ier women can prepare. i and Mrs. Ross Met ullough. Mi. a,. , „ and Mrs. Oral Hutcheson and Mr.
The following people were pres-
_ ,, and Mrs. Cecil Modisit and farm-
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Collins. Air. and Mrs. Russell Scobee,
Bainbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Several of the group took the Priebe of near Parkersburg. Mr. guided tour around the park, and Airs. Harry Neier. Air. and seeing the aligators
i Mrs. Paul AIcGill, Air. and Mrs. Claude Newgent aud his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Newgent;
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry and family and their
and other
wild life that was pointed out
by the lady naturalist.
Everyone left late in tfie afternoon wishing each other a Happy
New Year.
ANNiVEKSITAKIES Birthdays Pafricia Ann Wood, 12 years, December 29.
FIVE SKIERS KILLED ZURICH. SWITZERLAND (UPI) — A balmy Christmas weekend in Europe brought gay swimming parties to the French Riviera but death through dreaded avalanches to at least five skiers in the mountains. Four skiers were killed when tons of melting snow crashed iown various mountainsides in Switzerland. The bodies of two Germans and a Briton have been recovered while avalanche dogs still searched for the body of a Swiss skier hit by tuns of snow Sunday. An avalanche pounded down on a part of skiers near the fanmd vinter resort of Innsbruck, A us-
BANKING HOURS Both Greencastle banks will close at 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, Dec. 31st to close their books for the year. CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY, NEW YEAR'S DAY, JAN. 1ST, 1959
Central National Bank First-Citizens Bank & Trust
Co.
tives. At the noon hour a bounti- ! and Byron and Madonna, enter-
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ful turkey dinner was served with Benetta. Burk returning thanks. The afternoon was spent with a Merry Christmas time and the exchanging of gifts. Air. and Airs. Willard Gough Gregg. Melissa and John, had ar guests for a turkey dinnei Christmas Day, Rachel Jordan who was home on vacation from Purdue, her parents. a,nd Mr. and Mrs. John Gough of Roachdale. The home was beautifully decorated and gifts for all w r ere or the tree. Mr. and Mrs. John Gough remained over night and called on the George Gough family. Air. and Airs. Ralph Taylor, Larry and Susie, called in the afternoon. Christmas guests of Mr. and Airs. Lon Hartsaw of Cloverdale were: Air. and Mrs. Don Hendricks and children. Donna Rose and Donnie; Air. a.nd Mrs. Robert Hartsaw and children. Timmy. Sheridan and Terri, of Greencastle; Air. and Mrs. William O Hartsaw and son, Alark Allan, of Evansville; Air. and Airs. Erwin E. Brown and son. Eddie, and daughters. Shirley and Sarah, of Indianapolis: Air. and Mrs. Roy Akins of Indianapolis, and Airs. Ruby Hartsaw Lucas, of Phoenix
Arizona.
Mrs. Nettie Robbins and son entertained her family at a Xmas dinner Sunday. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Flinn Air. and Airs. Richard Thompson and sons of Indianapolis: Air. and Mrs. William AI. Robbins and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clones and son. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clones and family; James Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robbins and Airs. Eula Alalayer of Roachdale: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malayer and family of Crawfordsville; Air. and Mrs. Richard Malayer of S. C. Larry Flir.n of
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Reasor Jr. and daughters entertained their friends and relatives with Christmis dinner. At the noon hour a bountiful turkey and baked ham dinner w^as si-ved. Those present were: Bascom Siemp o*‘ Big Stone Gap. Virginia; Aliss June Sanall. Air. and Mrs. Guy Reasor, Diane Reasor. Mis. Alice Wade, Marylin Reasor of Indiapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Walker Reasor Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst apd children, Carolyn and Beverly, Mrs. Bessie Roberts James Reasor. Mrs. Goldie Evans Patty Mitchell and Sue Mitchell During the afternoon ■fiifts were received from the beautiful Chrlstmaa tree. All had a wonder-
ful time.
We Cut the Prices! — r ljou Cudb tPuz, Capeshd!
46 Oz. Can
Tomato Juice
PINEAPPLE JUICE
46 Oz. Can
STOP N SHOP
tainod at their home Christmas Eve with ^ turkey dinner. The home was decorated with Christmas lights and cedars and a beautifully decorated Christmas tree with gifts for every-one. Byion received a new 1959 Chevrolet. Those present were: Mr and Mrs. John M.'uklejohn o' - i Peoria. 111.; Airs. Alona Shumaker, Miss Carolyn Ba.ird and Air. f and Airs. John Gough of Roachdale.
Shirts washed and irorrd the way you want them. Old Reliable White Cleaners. Phone OL 36817 for free pick-up and delivery.
Woman’s Progress Club Ol Roachdale Meets Alembers of Woman’s Progress | Club met at the home of M; s. Pat. 1 Worick, Dec. 18 for their Christmas program. Decorations in keeping with the season were lovely including a tree with gifts. The meeting was opened by the president with the verse of the month. “God gave us memories so that we might have roses in December.” The devotional program intitled “Windows" was a reading interspersed with Christmas carols given by Airs. Evelyn Beck and Mrs. Ellen Purcell. Response to roll call was apswered with various subjects pertaining to the season. A letter was read from a member. Airs. Glenna Grindol, now in Alpine Texas in which she described the locality thf»re. Alpine is called the Roof Garden of Texans and is a country of surprises. Miss Essie Summers read an original Christmas card letter from a friend in Florida which was interesting. Mrs Eller Purcell gave a report on the entertainment for veterans at West 20th St. hospital Indianapolis given by the junior choir and some specials. The project was sponsored by the club. Mrs. Purcell is leader of the choir. She announced a Christmas program •‘To Pass the Plate of Happiness’ to the shut-ins at Roachdale The Junior Choir will distribute the plates filled with cookies candy etc. The hostess. Mrs Worick assisted by Mrs. Purcell served delicious refreshments. Next meeting Jan. 14th at home of Mrs. June Gamer, 7 p m. Members are asked to bring a box lunch for sale. We are sorry some of the members were not present on account of illness. Ali members are urged to be present at the Jan meeting for election of officer's.
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DOG FOOD 3-25' Swift’mng 3 • - 67'
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REGAL.
INSTANT COFFEE, 6 Oz. Jar . APPLE BUTTER, 28 Oz. hr . . . 29c GIANT DREFT, Box
SWEET PICKLES, QL 39c DILLS, Qt. . . DAINTY LUNCH i PARTY PACK
JELLY, 20 Oz. Glass . 35c BAKON KRISP, 3 Cans 39c
79c 29c 69c
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YE 0LDE SOUTH CAN
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CORN CHIPS 2 Cans 25c
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CHOICE CUTS
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SERVICE CUT
u. 79'
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