The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 October 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

V/ED., OCT. ?3, 1943. Poge 3

Itlii FOl 1.1 I' This was the mess at Willow Springs, 111., when a Santa Fe passenger train hit a freight, derailing engines and cars. A number of injuries, none serious.

•Weathered brown spots on your hands and face tell the world you're getting old, perhaps before you really are. Fade them out with new Esoterica, the new medicated cream that breaks up masses of pigment under the skin to help make it look white, smooth, young again. Younger folks may use Esoterica to retard age signs indefinitely.

Helps Enlarged Pores

Often a man’s first “old age mark ,, Open enlarged pores may cause your complexion to look rough, and unclean. Regular use of Esoterica helps shrink the opening to smooth out recesses. Here’s a tip for men: Use Esoterica daily. Leaves skin supple, clean and clear. Its delicate fragrance soon disappears, yet, the beneficial result is long-lasting because Esoterica works under the skin.

Blackheads - Pimples'

Stubborn* outward pimples and blackheads, caused by weather and neglect, respond fast. Esoterica clears up skin troubles where other creams have failed. No longer need you suffer the embarrassment and loneliness caused by these unsightly blemishes. Apply Esoterica at night—tomorrow, your mirror will start to reveal a clearer, brighter and smoother skin. It’s not a cover-up. It penetrates deep to work frota inside out.

PREVO’S

BROTHER FOOTBALL C’ASl ALTIES Randy Truitt, 15, and (righti brother Larry, 13, are football casualties at the same time in Chillicothe, 111. Randy has a broken from scrimmage at Chillicothe High, and Larry s r has a broken bone in a foot, from backyard football.

"Good Looks” Cream for Whole Family

3 month's supply s 2* 7 02. economy sire $4* •plus tax A “good looks” cream for family skin problems! Called Esoterica.Invisible —fast acting, because it carries medication under the skin where these problems start. So effective, Esoterica is now featured by leading stores everywhere. Results guaranteed if your problem is listed below: Fades Age Spots en hands

THIS IS WHY C ASTRO WANTS EMBAKfrO LIFTED — Made from a helicopter, this photo details a heavily flooded banana field in Oriente Province, Cuba, after hurricane Flora spreads death and destruction across the island. Facing a staggering rebuilding job. Premier Fidel Castro asked the United States to lift its economic embargo against Cuba immediately. Castro refused American Red Cross aid after the hurricane struck.

REVIVAL NORTHSIDE FAITH TEMPLE C LOVERDALE Sun., Oct. 2()th thru Sun. Oct. 27 7:45 Evangelist GENEVA BUSLEY Prophetess of the Lord Reveals the intent and desires of the heart. .Many people being healed. We urge vou to attend these services. PI BLIC IS INVITED

Alfredo Mendoza Alfredo Mendoza, from Acapulco, Mexico is a rarity among ice skating stars. He never saw an ice show until nearly 20; he never skated in competitions; he never tried to qualify for even a single point towards winning a gold medal. Yet, for the past seven years, Mendoza has been one of the leading and most versatile skaters in HOLIDAY ON ICE coming to Indiana Coliseum, Indianapolis on Oct. 31 through November 10.

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Save money . . . time in the kitchen with quality Melamine dinnerware molded by Brauchell. 3 beautiful patterns! Extras! 8 tumblers, 8 dessert dishes, covered butter dish. Serves 8 ... is break resistant.

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HEAD FOR THE “FRONT”— A1 i! er5an troops In military trucks ride out of Colomb-Bechar, headed for the "front,” the border where fighting Is underway with Moroccans. The troops were flown to Colomb-Bechar, a thousand miles southwest of Algiers. (RadtophotoJ,

NO LIFT—Betty Thompson, 24, points to West Germany on a globe in Dallas, Tex., and ponders, no doubt, the seemingly heartless policies of the military. She wrote to the Fort Hood, Tex., commanding general to ask for a "lift” to West Germany in Operation “Big Lift," saying she wanted to visit her boy friend but couldn’t afford the fare. The reply from Fort Hood, “Nice try. No dice.”

Fincastle News

Mrs. Dorsie Allgood was hostess to the country club Wednesday afternoon. There were fifteen members and five guests and a group of children present to enjoy the afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Dick Reed, Mrs. Jack Oliver, Mrs. Roscoe Oliver Sr. Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter and Mrs. Leland Allgood. All enjoyed the

white elephant sale, a T.V. Commerical contest and games. Mrs. Allgood served lovely refreshments of peach delight, ice cream and ice tea. Mr. and Mrs. Cletis Staley of New Mexico were guests of Mrs. Nona Routh and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shannon and daughters the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grider, Mrs. James Maudleco. Mr. Joe Brothers. Mrs. Dennis Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers called at the De Baunn funeral parlors in Terre Haute Tuesday evening to pay their respects to the memory of Mr. Algan Barnes. Mr. Barnes was a brother of Mrs. Leonard Boiler of this community. Several from here attended the supper and Bazaar at the Raccoon church Thursday evening. Kenneth Miller has sold his farm and will move to Roachdale in the near future. Paul Grider has bought the Clones f 4*m southeast of here. There was a friendship supper at community house Sunday

evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Graham called on Mrs. Olive Baird and sons Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lucille Everman visited Mrs. Baird Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Brothers, Mrs. Laura Fosher, Mrs. Mary V. Clodfelter and Mrs. Maude Brothers tnjoyed ice cream and cake with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bill Brothers Wednesday evening in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Fosher and Mrs. Ruth Brothers. Robert Keck and family moved to Roachdale over the weekend. Mr. an Mrs. Lewis Baler and Mr. James Bales attended a birthday dinner, Sunday in honor of Mr. Lewis and James Bales which was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Harmless of near New Winchester. Mrs. Mary V. Clodfelter and

Mr. Maude Brothers spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers and family. It being Bobby's birthday. Mrs. Brothers remained until Sunday while Mrs. Clodfelter spent the weekend with Mrs. Bertha Clodfelter and on Sunday they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Fulwider to Matoon, Illinois where they visited relatives. Mrs. Alice Keck and Mrs. Wm Duncan in company with other relatives attended the wedding of A/2c Dale G. Wilshire in Kansas Friday evening. Mr. Wilshire is a grandson of Mrs. Duncan. He is with the military forces and is stationtd at Shillings Air Force Base in Kansas.

Morton News Mrs. Roscoe White spending the week in Indianapolis with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Caywood and Mrs. Earl Mitchell were in Rockville Saturday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elmer Clodfelter were Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and family of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Clodfelter and children Bainbridge R. I., Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and family Russillville R. I., and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Clodfelter Greencastle R. 1. Mrs. Glen Gosnell, Mrs. Fred Wickman, Mrs. Lewis Williams Mrs. Earl Evans, Mrs. James Burk, Mrs. Willard Miller, Mrs. Lucile Hutcheson, Mrs. Ray Clodfelter, Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Raymond Wright had lunch at Tin-key Run last Wednesday and attended the Covered Bridge Festival at Rockville in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Janson and children of Cleveland are house guests this week of Mr. and Mfs. Wayne Bettis, Mr. and

Mrs. John Stark of Bellmore were Sunday dinner guests of the Bettis'es. Kim Wagner spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. Phil King and husband of Greencastle. Mrs. Floyd Bales of Greencastle was a weekend visitor of Mrs. Russell O’Haver and attended Services at Union Chapel Church on Sunday. Vern Sigler is a patient in the Putnam County Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Burkett and Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Burkett enjoyed a ride in the country southwest of Greencastle Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Myron Clodfelter and son Ron called on Mrs. O. M. Thomas Sunday evening. Jennifer Burk of Bainbridge spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gosnell. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferies and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Barker and family. Mrs. Russell O’Haver attended the 5th District convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs at the Christian Church in Greencastle last Wednesday. Mr. Jerry Stultz and grandson Jack are back in their trailer which has been repaired after having a fire due to defective wiring. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barker and children of Crawfordsville were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Clodfelter. Daretha Nicholson spent Friday night at home. Mrs. James Lebei and daughter Diane were Saturday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Noel Nicholson Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sigler were host and hostess for the Thomas family last Friday evening. The occasion was a celebration of birthdays and anniversaries. All enjoyed a carry-in-din-

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