The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1963 — Page 2

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Lisi Schedule For Bookmobile The Bookmobile of the Ureen-casile-Putnam County Libiary wnl call at the county .schools and Look .stations on tne following schedule for lfMjd-64. Monday September 16, 30; October 14, JS; Noveiuoer 25; December y; Janu ry 13, 27; February It), 24; :.iarch 9, 23; April 6, 20; May 4, I's, Bello Union School 9:00-1:30; lis le Union Town 1:35-1:45; Ml. ■iNmidian Town 2:00-2:10. i'uestlay September 3, 17; October 1. 15, 21'; November 12, 26; December to, January 14, 2b; February 11, _ March 10, 24; April‘7, 21; M \ 5, 19, Cloverdale School 9:00

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\v ednoday Sep tern oer 4, IS; October 2, 16, 30; November 13, 27; December a1; January 15, 29; February 12, 2c; March 11, 25; April 8, 22; May 6, 20, Bainbridge School 9:00-2:15. Thursday September 5, 19; October 3, 17, 31; November 14; December 12; January 2, 16, 30; February 13, 27; March 12, 26; Apiil 9. 23; May 7, Morton Station 9:00-9:25, Canton Center School 9:30-11:15. Friday September 6, 20; October 4, 18; November 1, 15; December 13; January 3, 17, 31; February 14, 28; March 13; April 10, 24; May 8, Putnamville School 9:00-10:43 and Cloverdale Station 11:0011:20. Monday September 9, 23; October 7, 21; November 4, IS; December 2, lo; January 6, 20; February 3, 17; Mauh 2, 16; April 13, 27; M y 11, Russellville School 9:15 11:15 and Russellville Station 11:20-11:40. Tuesday September 10, 24; October 8, 22; November 5, 19; December 3, 17; January 7, 21; February 4, 18: March 3, 17, 31; April 14, 28; May 12, Reelsville School 9:00

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Wednesday September 11, 25; October 9, 23; November 6, 20; December 4, IS; Janu ry 8, 22; February 5, 19; March 4. 18; April 1, 15, 29; May 13, Fillmore School 9:00

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Thursday September 12, 26; October 10; November 7, 21; December 5, 19; January 9, 23; February 6. 20; March 5. 19; April 2. 16. 30; May 14, Fillmore Station 9:00-9:15 Grovel nd Station 9:45-10:10; New Maysville Station 10:2510:40; Barnard School 10:5511:55; Bainbridge Station 12:2512:45.

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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT The goodness of God leadeth the to repentance. Romans 2:4. Too many in these days re not taking God’s goodn&ss seriously.

Personal And Local News llrielis

ANM\ EKSAKIES

Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, 18 years today. Sept. 24.

AT THE DEMOCRAT BARBECUE

Mrs. Pearl Pickens, Belie Union, is a patient in the Putnam County hospital. The Echo Club will meet with Melba Sutherlin, Wed. at 7:30 Please note ch nge or meeting

place.

The Martha Washington Club will meet 7:30 with Mrs. Willard Garrett. Mr. Ethel Conklin will have the program. The Home Guardian Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Mary Reiling. The Penny Supper to be given September 27th, by the American Legion Auxiliary has been postponed until October 4. Women of the Moose chapter No. 138 will meet Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. at the Moose Home. There will be initiation. There will be a meeting of the Reelsville Independent Basketball team, Thursday, September 26th at 8:00 at the Reelsville Fire

Dept.

The 20th Century Club will meet Wednesday, September 25ih with Mrs. Lois Davis. A carry-in luncheon will be at 12:30. Please bring you own table service. Thursday, Sept. 26. is the final day to make reservations for the Hospital Guild’s -annual luncheon to be held at the Union Building on Monday, Sept. 30. Please call either Mrs. Forst Fuller or Mrs. R. W. Vermillion. The Putnam County Republican Women’s Club will meet Friday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in Republican headquarters on South Indiana Street. Dr. Graffis will be the speaker. Refreshments will be served . nd members are asked to bring a guest. Rev. R. I. Humberd, Flora, Indiana will be speaking at the Hanna St. Baptist Church, 501 E. Hanna St.. Greencastle, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept., 25 and 26 at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Humberd is a noted speaker, teacher, and author, having written many books and tracts. Wc urge i you to come hear this man give forth the message of the Gospel.

When we clean your sweaters you will really have a fit! Old Reliable White Cleaners.

ANNIVERSARIES Birtnday Gary Harrold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Harrold, 4 years old today.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jarrel, and the other we don't know.

Had Close Call

SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPI —A Pan American Airways Boeing 707 jetliner with 78 persons aboard was hit by ground fire on its final approach to Saigon Airport today. One engine was pierced by a single bullet, but the plane landed safely on three engines. No one was injured.

Chase Guerrillas

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchneer and party.

SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Republic UPI — Haitian border troops chased attacking exile guerrillas across the border into the Dominican Republic Monday | and brought the island of Hispa niola to the brink of w. r for the second time this year. 4 President Juan Bosch’s govern- . ment charged Haiti with aggression.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Day of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. John Day spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Day. John has recintly returned from Turkey and he and his wife will go to California soon. Mrs. Martha Norman is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes. The Fillmore Garden Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Evelyn Buis with ten members resent. Mrs. Amma Snodgrass gave two contests which were won by Mrs. Daisy Williamson. Mrs. Buis furnished a choice of vegetables for prizes for the games. Delicious refreshments were served. October meeting will be with Mrs. Laura Owens. The Cheer Country Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Evelyn Buis, with good attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Williamson and sons Tracy and Jerry, spent Sunday with Mrs. Daisy Williamson and Mrs. Dorothy Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Almon Buis visited Sunday till Tuesday with Mrs. John Schomburg at Fort Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith and daughter Debby, of Indianapolis called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mrs. Herman. Club 16 sponsored an ice cream social Saturday evening at the Methodist Recreation Bldg. Mrs. Richard Chastain Is Hostess To Club The Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Richard Chastain as our gracious hostess and Mrs. Chester Day eo-hostess, on Thursday, Sept. 12th. Door prize was won by Helen Sinclair. The meeting was called to order by our president, Mrs. Doris Salsman. We began with Mrs. Olga Snyder leading us in singing the song of the month “I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen,” and then repeating the pledge to the flag and the club creed together. Roll call was answered by “What I enjoyed most at the Fair.” Since we had no planned lesson this month, Helen Sinclair and Olga Snyder. Craft Club members, showed us two crafts we might enjoy making at home sometime in our spare time. Helen began by showing us the Tin-Can craft. She showed and explained how to make wall placques, Christmas tree ornaments, and small bells from different size cans. It was very interesting. Next Olga showed us the lovely smocked aprons she was making for Christmas gifts. She then told us the amount of ipaterial and trimming needed for each apron and showed us how to do some of the stitches. They were very lovely and useful as well. It would be a gift worth receiving. The Secretary's report was then read by Mrs. Donna Frye and Treasurer's report by Mrs. Lola Calsman. Both were accepted. Helen Sinclair then reported on the Council meeting. After some discussion concerning the changing of our meeting time during the winter months, we decided to start them one-half hour earlier during the school months. We will start them at 12:30 instead of 1:00. Nominations were then made and accepted for next year's officers. They are as follows; President, Mrs. Wayne Sinclair; Vice President, Mrs. Robert Frye; Secretary, Mrs. Kenneth Salsman; Treasurer, Mrs. E. R. Snyder; News Reporter, Mrs. Lulu Foster; Song Leader, Mrs. Jack Swope; Safety Leader, Mrs. Doris Salsman; Outlook, Mrs. Charlie Wise; Garden, Mrs. Fredrick Sheppard; Citizenship, Mrs. Vernie Chastain. Achievement day was then discussed. Since w'e didn’t know the cost of the dinner yet, the ones wishing to go, gave their names to the President and she will take care of the reservations. The meeting was concluded by repeating the club prayer in unison. Delicious refreshments were then served by our hostess and co-hostess to eighteen members and several small children who enjoyed them very much. Secret Sister gifts were then passed to the lucky recipients. Next month we are to meet with Mrs. Vernie Chastain at 12:30, Oct. 10th. ,and members are to mask or pay a one dollar fine. Hope to see everyone there.

Cubs Compete In Paris, III., Meet Saturday, September 21, the Greencastle h rriors competed with 25 teams in the Paris, Illinois, Invitational with approximately 60 runners in each race. The teams were broken into four different races; Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. M. Troyer, who placed a second out of 62 runners, was awarded a plaque. Shonkwiler, Smith, and Walgamuth placed 9, 25, and 26 respectively J. Shonkwiler was awarded a medal. M. Troyer now holds the 7:44 record for Greencastle Freshman. The Freshman, as a team, placed 3rd out of 24 teams. J. Phillis represented Greencastle in the Sophomore division. He finished 31. Running in the Junior competition was R. Hammond who finished 20th. R. Chadd t Greencastle’s Senior record holder, finished 8th and was awarded a medal.

Cub B Team Downed In 13-0 Grid Scrap The Tiger Cub B team lost a hard fought football encounter to the Crawfordsville B squad, 13 to 0, Monday. The Junior High and freshmen gridders have a double-header grid engagement on tap Thursday evening at Martinsville. Plainfieki’s Quakers will provide tfie opposition for the Greencastle varsity here Friday night.

City Bowling League \V L Art Furniture 20 4 Mallory Five 16 8 Reeves Welding 16 8 Double Decker .. 12 12 Buick Specials .. 12 12 Jones Const. 8 15 Torr’s Rest 6 18 Farm Bu. Ins 6 18 Over 200 Games L. D. Bassett 200 M. Berry 225 Over 500 Series— N. Sutherlin 549. R. Hoskins 540, L. D. Bassett 538, J. P. Harris 526, R. Mitchel 518, M. Berry 515, V. Inman 505, V. Taylor 505. Putnam County League \V L Deweys 10 2

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Mr. and Mrs. George Alan Weed Photo by Ralph Taylor The wedding of Miss June which was accented with cabbag Elizabeth Tesmer and George roses. She carried white ros s. Alan Weed was solemnized Sat- Linda Milburn, maid of honn, urday evening September 7th at and the bridesmaids, Wiln-a 7:'30 in the First Christian church- Mizer and Mary Lou Tesmer \v< Parents of the couple are, Mrs. dresses of turquoise with lace Theodore Tesmer, Greencastle bodices and lace over s ' a and Mr. and Mrs. George Weed, skirts. Best man was Even t Pittsboro, Ind. ’ Stanley,. Ushers were Jerome Rev. Maxwell James Webb Tesmer and Daniel Tesmer, performed the double ring cere- brothers of the bnde. mony at the altar decorated with A rece Ption was held in Fellowpalms and candelabra. The •‘'kip Hall. Assisting at the recepchurch pews were marked with ^ on we,e the brides lister Judy satin bows with ivy and lighted Tesmer and two friends from Inwith candlelight dianapolis. The reception table They will reside on R. R. 3 held “J 6 IO ” r .« ere < 1 adding cake Danville, Ind. Tf v 3" The bride cnose a red knit suit The bride, given in marriage for their we dding trip to the by her brother. Theodore Tesmer, 0z2 , ks . H er corsage was white wore a gown of Chantilly lace roses over satin. The fitted bodice was Bridal music was plaved by trimmed in rhinestones and had Mrs . Evan Crawley, Organi t. long finger tip sleeves. The full Bruce Berg, violin and Mrs. Mcskirt fell into a chapel tram Farland, soloist. Bob’s Body Shop 8 4 545, D. Buis 509. C. Brewster Rus-Sells 8 4 501, Conyers 549. Cash Concrete 8 4 Morrisons 714 4U, Omar 6^ 5\: 2 Cloverdale “5” SU Pepsi-Cola ... ... 5 7 H Fentress 4 8 H fiPK Buis 4 8 H ^ Cedar Crest 3 9 No. 7 Team .... 2^ 9^ H 7^ 500 Series— Walker 524, Pad- SB® ■Rl gett 518, Headley 500, Cavin 505, Herriott 549, England 533, Irwin 506, J. Woods 509, F. Brewster 531, Huller 503, Hoffa rrwui

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ragsdale at the Democrat barbecue.

IN MEMORY In memory of John L. Gray, who passed away, Sept. 24, 1962. One year ago at morning. He quietly slipped away, Into a bright tomorrow Of God’s eternal day. Sadly missed by wife, LaRue and Family.

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