The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 October 1963 — Page 3

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Bainbridge News Mrs. Phyllis Hale has gone to Wilmington, Ohio, where she will spend the winter with relatives. Mrs. Lowell McCammack and Janet and Mrs. D. O. Tate spent last Thursday with Elza Tate at Chrisman, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Don loffman of Lebanon. Ind., became the parents of a little daughter, Beth Ann, born at the Lebanon hospital Wednesday, Sept. 18th. She weighed 9 lbs. and 2 oz. Mrs. Bernice Steward, mother of Mrs. Hoffman, visited them over the week end. Mrs. Jewell Blue and Mrs. Muriel Nelson attended a luncheon last Saturday in the Hawthorne room at Indianapolis. The occasion was honoring Mrs. Ruby Hoffman, house mother for the Sigma Chi fraternity on her birthday. Miss Carolyn Roth was the guest of friends in Indianapolis Friday night and Saturday. Mrs. Ed Sawyer and daughter Cindy are visiting Mrs. Sawyer’s parents in Idaho for awo weeks. Mrs. Susie Dwire and Mrs. Rose Kern of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mrs. Ruth Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thatcher and a friend of Pittsboro were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dolby Collings. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pruitt of Cleveland. Ohio spent last week end with Mrs. Alva Pruitt and other relatives. Mrs. Edgar Blaydes and Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth Blaydes attended a reunion of Mrs. Blaydes’ brothers and sisters and their families at the Davis home in Alamo last Sunday. Others attending were Mrs. Andrew Davis of Brighton. Mich., Mrs. Ray Davis and friend of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harms of Brook, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis of Waveland, Dorothy and Clifford Davis and Miss Opal McQuiown of Alamo and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Melvin. Mrs. Walter Steele and Ollie

Davis were hostesses to the Birthday Bridge Club for September, at the home of Mrs. Steele. After dessert and five games of bridge, birthday gifts were presented to Chrystal Priest, Ollie Davis, Ruth Steele, Margaret Dickson and Blanche Hostetter. Mrs. Glenn Mjenact and Mrs. Vesta Mitchell visited their aunt, Mrs. Hettie Scott in the Wampler Nursing Home in Gosport Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Whicker of Indianapolis were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Michael Friday. Mrs. Flora Harmless, Mrs. Vesta Mitchell, Mrs. Chrystal Priest, Mrs. Blanche Cox and Mrs. Glenn Michael spent Friday evening with Mrs. Ruth Steele in honor of her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Clifton Coffman was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O’Hair and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones arrived with refreshments

and spent the evening to honor Airs. Coffman on her birthday. The game of Pass was enjoyed by all. The September meeting of the Eskimo Club was held at the home of Mrs. James Curran last Wednesday evening.. After refreshments bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ruth Steele and Mrs. Norma Shonkwiler. Mrs. D. O. Tate was hostess on Tuesday to the Past Matrons of O.E.S. at a earry-in luncheon. Those present were Mrs. Charles Hendrich, Mrs. Ed Cassidy, Mrs. Joe Cunningham, Mrs. Eugene McFarland. Mrs. Don South, Mrs. Walter Steele and Mrs. Carl Williams.

serious challenge \o his one-man rule. There has been no bloodshed thus far, although government troops Monday forced rebel units to abandon two towns, only to surrender them to the rebels once more later in the day. Today the insurgents controlled the city of Tizi—Ouzous and the neighboring towns of Alichelct and Fort National.

Tribesmen Seize City In Algiers ALGIERS UPI —An uprising by Berber tribesmen who sezied a key city 60 miles from this capital confronted President Ahmed Ben Bella today with the first

Russians In No Mood For Talks NEW YORK UPI — Russia apparently is so preoccupied by her break with Red China that she is in no mood for hard-rock negotiations on major East-West issues, American officials said today. Fear that the Chinese Communists soon may be able to explode their own nuclear bomb is believed to have became the number one problem worrying the Kremlin.

In any event, Secretary of State Dean Rusk is understood to have found Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko singularly reluctant — in the talks they have had so far -to plunge into specific discussion of disarmament and other critical issues. Rusk and Gromyko met Monday at a dinner given for them and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home by United Nations Secretary General U Thant. This meeting was said to have been principally social.

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WANTS LAWS STUDIED CORY, UPI— Sen. Kenneth

Re^m, D-Cory, said Monday he wants a study conducted of laws governing school boards, which he said, in some cases, have grown too powerful. “Tne scnool dispute at Coalmont has uncovered many dangerous practices being carried on by some school boards,” Reagin said. Reagin’s district includes Clay County, where a feud between parents and the Shakamak School Board has closed the Coalmont High School.

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IO BE DEDICATED The new Lilly Library at Earlham College, Richmond, will be dedicated Saturday, October 5. Combining a functional exterior with a modernistic interior, the building s innovations include exten sive use of colors in decor, floor-to-ceiling windows and the use of numerous small stu dy areas scattered throughout the stack area instead of a single main reading room.

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my farm and moving to apt. will sell the following 2 miles south of Roachdale on the black top at .ny home on Friday, Oct. 4 Begining at 12:30 P. M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Davenport; 4 antique marble top tables; 1 overstaffed chair; Rockers; 1 complete Dining room suite; 1 12x15 rug and pad; 1 9\12 rug and pad; 1 5x16 rug; Bunk l>eds; Mattresses; Blankets; 1 Vanity; C hest of drawers; Portable electric sewing machine; linens and towels; 1 hand Vietrola; 1 Kitchen table; lamps; xases; 2 sets dishes, 1 Wedgewood; miscellaneous dishes; Kitchen utensils; I Moore gas healing stove; 1 Magic Chef gas range; Porch glider chairs; porelain sink; outdoor grill; 2 fireplace grates; fireplace screen; twin tubs; garden tools and many other articles. C lean furniture with some antiques. Terms: Cash. GLADYS DeVORE, Owner Not responsible for accidents. Max Pickel. Auctioneer Chauneey Sutherlin, Clerk

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