The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 September 1963 — Page 2

TAI NTING TIIK INTEGRATED West End High students in Birmingham, Ala., stand outside the building and yell taunts at those inside. One brandi-dies a T-square for emphasis.

Tiger Cubs Win Over Van Buren The determined Greencaslle Harriers brought home a victory from Van Buren September 10, with a score of Greencastle 24, Van Buren 32. This is the first Cross Country Meet in 8 years that the Cubs hive beaten Van b .ren. This makes the record 1-0. Van Buren’s Black, one of the best runners in the area, was beaten tv Ron Chadd who ran the l 7 s mile course in 9 minutes and

31 seconds.

The top finishes were: Ron Chadd-Greencastle, Black-Van Buren, Boase-Van Buren, Tie for 4th Eckardt-Greencastle, Hamlin mi-Greencastle, Hurst-Green-castle, Green-V a nBuren Mike Tr< yer-Greencastle, Herron-Van Boren, D ly-Greencastle, TomBuren, Day-Greeneastle, T o m Ti oyer-Gi eemastle. Greencastle's next meet is at Greencastle with Fillmore and Roachdale, Sept. 16, at 4:30, in back of the Senior High School.

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«i:o IIIEK, WHAT A RECORD! For the first time in baseball history three brothers come to bat in the same inning of the same major league game as the San Francisco Giants play the Mets in New York. The bro'hers, shown before the game, are Jesus Alou, 21 ilefti. Matty Alou. 24 (center) and Felipe Alou. 29. Unfortunately for the Giants, the Alous went out one, two. three.

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Indiana Budget Committee Meets PENDLETON UPI — The Indiana Budget Committee met today at the State Reformatory here for an inspection trip and a monthly session at which action is scheduled on numerous construction requests. The major expenditures proposed and most likely to be approved are those involving the applicant’s own funds. Indiana University seeks to spend $3.2 million of its own earnings and fees to construct the Kokomo campus of IU. IU also seeks to spend $2.3 million of its own funds to construct a university student health center. The Department of Conservation has asked authority to spend $33,000 in cigarette tax money for a service and storage building at Lincoln State Park, and $14,273 for rehabilitation of several fish and game areas. The Indiana Youth Center seeks $70,000 of $2 million appropriated in 1963 for the new intermediate institute to be located near Plainfield. The money is for architectural and engineering services for the second phase of the center. Work is to begin soon on the first phase.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT I will also leave in the midst of thee, an. afflicted and poor people, and they shall trust in the name of the Lord. Zephaniah 3:12. The afflicted minority—With God—has often been used as the first century church to "turn a world upside down ” The majori* ty is not always right.

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WHAT HATH TIME WROUGHT?—President and Mrs. Kennedy are marking 10 years o£ married life tius month, and they do look a bit different now (right) than they did at their wedding (left) in Newport, R.L His hair is much the same, but hers, that’s different.

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The Gospel Tones Quartette will be at the New Maysville Baptist church Sunday evening Sept 15. at 7:30 p.m. A daughter was born Wednesdjy at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fox, 800 South Locust Street. The Woman's Study Club will meet Friday, at 2:00 with Mrs. Allen Ellison. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Charles Rector, Sr. The Cloverdale Past Matron’s Club will meet at Mrs. Maude Farmer's Tuesday, Sept. 17th at 7:30 p.m. Notice change of meeting place. Canaan Home Demonstration Club will meet at the Civic Bldg, in Coutesville, Sept. 19. Everyone be sure to attend because there will be an election of officers. Raymond Morlan. 46. city, was arrested and lodged in the Putnam County jail at 5 p.m. Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff P ail Mason. Morlan is charged with child neglect. The Tip Toppers Home Demonstration club will meet at the home of Mrs. Cloyd Allen, on Tues., Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. A special interest program, by the Public Service Co. will be given. St. Paul's Fatima groups will meet Friday, Sept. 13. The first group meets at 12:15 at St. Paul’s Church and the evening group will meet at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Thomas Adams, 320 Dogwood Lane. Ronald Shannon, 20, Roachdale, was in the Putnam County jail Thursday morning f iring a fraudulent cheek charge. He was taken into custody in Terre Haute Wednesday night by Sheriff Kenneth Knauer and Deputy Paul Mason. ■Charles Richard Bieber was awarded the Master of Science degree >in Metallurgical Engineering at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa at the recent summer convocation. Charles (Chuck) is the son of Prof, and Mrs. C. L. Bieber, 311 Greenwood A v e. Chuck was inducted into the U S. Army from Greencastle on Feb. 14th, received his Basic Training at Ft. Knox, Ky., spent 16 weeks at Fort Sill, Oklahoma in Field Artillery, and is presently located at Fort Benning, Ga. vlith the 11th Air Assault.

The Current Book Club will meet Monday, the 16th, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Richard Sandy, 405 East Franklin street. The Willing Workers of the Fillmore Methodist Church will meet Tuesday afternoon. Sept. 17, 1:30 o’clock at the Recreation Building with Mrs. Evaline Clark as hostess. Come if possible. The Hurst-Collins Post 281 at Cloverdale will have a regular meeting Monday, September 16th, at 7:30 p. m. David Starr, Bobby Stackwell, John Neese and Bill Dodge will be the guest speakers. Attention Masons and Eastern Stars: Masonic Home Day at Franklin is Sept. 15, 1963. Program begins at 1:30 p.m. Here is a wonderful opportunity to go and see how our principles are put into practical effect. J. R. Snow, Greencastle, had his suspended sentence revoked Wednesday in the Putnam Circuit Court. He will be sent to the prison at Michigan City for one to five years. He was originally arraigned for assult and battery. Sept. 22 will be Legion Day at the Indiana Soldiers and Sailor's Children's Home, 7,000 persons are expected to visit the Home that day for the dedication of a new skating rink given to the home by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Bainbridge Chapter No. 440, Order of Eastern Star, cordially invites O.E.S. members to attend a reception in honor of Rosetta South, Grand Representative from the state of Missouri in Indiana. September 16, 1963. Dinner 6:30 p. m. Stated meeting 7:30 p. m. Bring covered dish and table service. Local Legionaires Past District Commander Raymond Baldwin, Past District adjutant Waldo Shoemaker: Vice Commander, Francis O Brien, of Sixth District, now attending American Legion National Convention in Miami, Fla. The Indianapolis delegation is housed at DeLido Hotel. Mrs. Betty Williams, Past 6th, District President, is aiso attending the American Legion Auxiliary Convention. The September meeting of the Fortnightly Club was held at the DePauw Student Union Building, with Mrs W. M. McGaughey and Mrs. Marie Porter as hostesses. During the business meeting the president. Miss Grace Browning, announced that the club had placed in the Greencastle Public Library a book, "My Darling Clementine,” by Jack Fishman, in memory of M r s. William B. Peck, who had been a long time member of the club. The program was presented by Mrs. Vera Blanchard, after which the members and guests enjoyed a delightful social hour.

MARK 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Photo by Ralph Taylor Seated, 1. to r.: Mrs. Robert Ragen and husband, Minneapolis, Minn., Mrs. Clarence Ragen and husband, Mrs. Clifford Kress and husband, West Chicago, 111. Standing: Neal, Alice, Betsy and John Ragen and Patsy Kress. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paigen observed their 50th wedding anniversary in the Fillmore Methodist Church on Sunday, Sept. 8 f rom 2 to 5 p. m. Between 125 and 150 friends attended the open house. Music was furnished by Paul Evans, Betsy Ragen and Clifford Kress. Rrefreshments of take, punch and coffee were served.

igan and Washington and send- Showers during the night drop- for the Great Lakes but the rest ing temperatures tumbling ped Hi inches of rain at Fort of the nation was expected to along the northern border. Smith, Ark., and nearly 1% inch- have generally fair weather. , es at West Pallm Beach, Fla.

A line of thundershowers whip-

ped eastward across lower Michi- Homes and other property gan, northern Indiana and Ohio were damaged by strong winds at 40 miles an hour. Another along the Red River near Lawton, squall line stretehed from Osh- Okla. The most prolonged smog kosh, Wis., to Burlington, Iowa, attek in four years struck Los

Hail % inch in diameter hit Angeles, Calif., Wednesday and a pay an “informal visit” to Eau Claire, Wis., during a fall of sm °g alert was called for me Washington Oct. 17. the official 1.3 inches of rain. second straight day. Tempera- Yugoslav news agency Tanjug

The storms dumped 1.22 inches tures in the upper 90s added to said today,

of rain at Sault Ste. Marie, 1.30 the discomfort. The agency said Tito and at Grand Rapids, and .72 inch at The Weather Bureau said much Kennedy will have “a full exMuskegon, all in Michigan. More cooler weather would cover the change of views on a series of than a half inch fell at Minne- north central states during the questions of interest to their

apolis, Minn. day. High winds were forecast two nations.”

Jack Invites Tito

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia UPI —President Kennedy has invited Yugoslav President Tito to

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Bruce Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson, 4 years old today.

C.AXGSOME TOURNAMENT On Tuesday, September 10th, thirteen members of the Women's Gangsome Tournament at Windy Hill Country Club. First prize was won by: Mrs. Roberta McCormick, Mrs. Betty Unsworth and Mrs. Vickie Manson with an even par score of 37. A short business meeting and lunch followed the game. On Tuesday, September 17th, the group will hold an invitational starting at 8:15 a.m. with coffee and rolls. Storms Precede Cooler Weather A heavy squall line skipped across the Midwest ahead of a cool front today, dumping more than an inch of rain in Mich-

_-Bl THE POWER IN SAIGON—Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu, believed by many to be the power, along with Iier husband, in the South viet in am government of President Ngo Dinh Diem, holds a bouquet as she goes to a plane in Saigon to leave for Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and eventually the US. Her husband, Ngo Dinh Nhu (right), and young son hold their ears as the plane roars off. Ngo Dinh Nhu heads the nation’s secret police.

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