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Kirk Bennett was the gT.ie.st speaker at a convocation Tuesday. November 5 in the gymnasium. Air. Bennett presented a dramatic monologue in which he told several incidents which high lighted Air. Lincoln’s life. Triple Trio personnel, after tryouts for new members, now include Jacque Schafer. Kathy AloFarland, and Joyce Brown first sopranos; Mary Jane Todd. Roma Brooks, and Missy Lambert second sopranos: Kathy Carnker. Linda Hendricks, and Sue Smaltz

—altos.

Don Alarketto. music director, is the sponsor of the Triple Trio. At a Student Council meeting in the library. November 5, Stacia Chadd gave a summary of suggestions from the Indiana University Student Council Workshop. The sponsors of this organization are Miss Thelma Stout and Kenneth Keller. November 4. the Tiger Cubs’ basketball team started practicing for their first home game with Attica here. November 22. The wrestling team also started practicing November 4. with their first match occuring at University High in Bloomington, Nov?mber 25, at 7:00. Greencastle High School was

honored to have three representatives of North Central Association on Nov. 7. The guests. Leroy Cook, State School Inspector. Jesse Pitts, principal of Brazil High School, and Henry Cox, Danville High School’s principalobserved several -classes, toured the building and interviewed

teachers.

Thursday morning. November 7. John Franklin. Counselor, discussed the results of the Iowa Achievement Tests with members of the Sophomore el ass. On Friday, November 1, 100 students belonging to Science Club or taking sciences toured the Butler University Observatory. and heard a speech about planets, given by a Butler University student. Juniors and Seniors of Greencastle High School were the guests of Cassell C. Tucker Post 58 American Legion Post at Crawfordsville, Wednesday, November 6, at 8:00 p.m. The highlight of the trip, sponsored by- the local Legion Post, was hearing the speech of Herb Philbrick (I Led 3 Lives 1, former F.B.I. undercover agent. After speaking about life behind the Iron Curtain and within the Communist party, Mr. Philbrick presided at a question and answer session.

AX.MARKS API PS * Weddings Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Phristy, 25 years Nov. 10th. Birthdays Linda Burton, Nov. 9th. Paula Lee Hamm, Nov. 9th. Lucy Boyle. Nov. 9th. John Sponsel. Nov. 9th. Crystal Black. Nov. 9th. Helen Samsels. Nov. 9th. Russell Coleman. Nov. 9th. Airs. Clyde Grimes, Nov. 9th. Robert A. Huffman, Nov. 9th. Carle Wayne Talley, Nov. 9th. Geo. E. Friend. Nov. 9th. John A Friend, Nov. 9th. Brian Allan Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore, 3 years old, November 10. Mrs. Fredrick Sorority Hostess The Exemplar Chapter. Xi Beta Eta. of Beta Sigma Phi. will conduct their scheduled business meeting at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 12. The lesson Coordinator will be Marg Gaskins: Spotlight Reporter, Lois Alosteller, and Forecast Reporter, Doris Lisby. In continumg our World Tour we will be studying “The Far East.” Pledge training class will be held at 6:45 p.m., prior to the Chapter meeting at the home of Sharon Miller. All pledges should plan to attend this initial training class, in preparation for their Ritual of Jewel Degree. Mrs. Gene Fredrick, 232 Hillsdale Avenue, will be the hostess for this evening of sorority busi-

ness.

IX MEMORY’ GRIMES In loving memory of our husband, father and grandfather. Clyde Grimes, who departed this life Nov. 10, 1958. They say time heals all sorrowAnd helps us to forget But time so far has only proved How much we miss him yet Time goes by so slowly And time can do so much. Sadly missed by wife. Claudia and Family.

Will Not Seek Office Again FORT WAYNE UPI —Former Sen. Homer E. Capehart said he positively -will not seek public office again. The former Republican lawmaker, here to address a farmers’ banquet, told newsmen he is out of politics. Capehart was defeated by Democrat Birch Bayh last November in a stunning upset. “I’m out of politics," he said. He added he had no preference for the Republican presidential nomination or the party's nominee for governor. Asked how deep this country is involved in South Viet Nam and what he thought of Mme. Nhu, he replied he is impartial to the ladies, "but in my opinion the ones heading the revolution in South Viet Nam are Communists.” Capehart cited 15 years as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and said, “our State Department for years has had the habit of backing the wrong people.”

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind. Entered In the Post Office at Greencastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 85c per week Mailed in Putnam County $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam County $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $12.00 per year

CLOVERDALE G. A. A. The Cloverdale G. A. A. had 57 members present to bowl at Varsity Lanes. Three high out of each class were: Freshmen: Shirley Curtis 135, Eva Jean Davis 127, Becky

Anderson 115.

Seniors: Jackie Casida 1 15, Kay Price 99, Judy Williams 97.

Sophomores: Cathy McCullager 125, Pam Price 109, Terri

R . . in Milburn Stone. Doe Adams on '■ ei ’ “Gunsmoke” on the CBS TeleJuniors: Shirla Casida 128, vision Network, holds an “OutLinda Cummings 118, Beverly standing Service Award ” con-

ferred by the Kansas Medical

Society.

Clines 116.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Blessed is he that considereth the poor: the Lord w-ill deliver him in time of trouble.—Psalm 41:1. Here, again, is God’s mercy in depth. He helps both the poor and those who help them. The considerate, too, have their troubles. The Lord considers them all.

General Pays Taxes General Telephone has remitted $13,245 to the Putnam County Treasurer for payment of its semi-annual installment of property taxes, according to P. E. Le Blanc. Division Manager of the Company. “The total property taxes to be paid by General Telephone of Indiana in 1963 will be $2,340,000," he said. This equates to approximately $5.90 per telephone served by the Company. Forty-three counties throughout the state received General Telephone tax payments as the Company operates in 325 communities serving more than one million Hoosiers, the Division Alanager added.

Personal And Local News Briefs

SELECTIY E SERVICE been sent a notice to report for LOUISVILLE, Ky., UPI The his initial physical examination U. S. Selective Service Board of for induction into the Army. The Louisville said today heavyweight examination is tentatively set for challenger Cassius M. Clay has November 21 here.

SPECIAL STILLBOARD SHOOT Saturday Night 6:30 Turkey -- Ham -- Bacon Cloverdale Conservation Club

IX MEMORY In memory of our father, Oscar H. Wells, w-ho passed away 19 years ago, Nov. 10. 1944. We miss you dad and think of you A thousand times a day. And memories of you wander through The things we do and say. We hold you in our dreams at night We call you in the dawn And yet we have to tell ourselves That you are really gone. Sadly missed by the Wells child ren.

CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday Present Day Club—2:00 p. m. - Mrs. N. C. O'Hair. Tuesday Reading Circle 2:30 p. m.—Mrs. O. T. Martin.

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ELECTION CLAIMS The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet in Special Session to allow the following Election Claims, on Monday. November 18. 1963 at 9 00 A M. at the Court House. Greencastle.

Indiana.

Jesse Person. Insp. N First . E. S. Vermillion. Insp! S. First William F. Phillips. Insp. N. Second Ben Cannon. Insp E. Second Rexall A Boyd. Insp. W.

Second 112 25 Estill Meek. Insp. S. Second .... 112 25 Larry R. Nye Insp. Third ...... 132.25

Mary Ann Sheldon, Insp. S.

Third 112.25

Bessie E. Tharp. Insp. N.

Fourth 132.25 Algan E Moore. Insp. S Fourth .. 132 2b Donus E, Marten. El. Bd 187 50 William R. Padgett. El Bd 187 50

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Hospital Notes Dismissed Saturday: Pauline Wishmire, Stilesville; Mrs. Charles Evans and son, Mabel Hart, Bainbridge; Eva Callahan, Reelsville; Rosie Darland, Rockville: Mrs. Harold Selke and daughter, Clayton; Kenneth Gist, Cloverdale; Linda Fulk, Spencer; James Spear, Coatesville; Frank Lancaster, Greencastle.

—SCHOOL BOARD High School on November 18. All interested students are invited to meet and talk with representatives from various institutions of higher learning. The Greencastle Tiger Cubs basketball team will open its season with Attica in a home game on November 22nd. Greencastle students will observe the annual Thanksgiving vacation from school on November 28th and 29th.

Hero are looks, luxury and comfort that you’d expect modestly priced Biscaynes. And, of course, the niceties to set you back plenty—if they came from anybody of Body by Fisher craftsmanship, but the people at Chevrolet. You’ve got a wealth of power to pick from—engines Fresh-minted styling with clean uncluttered lines from a peppery 140-hp 6 to a 425-hp V8*! And you’ve that give the ’64 Jet-smooth Chevrolet its feeling of got the ’64 Jet-smooth ride to cushion you from road new length and lowness. Rich new interiors noise and vibration. with supple fabrics. Foam-cushioned front Been promising yourself luxury like this and rear seats and door-to-door carpeting— someday? Your someday is here, as your now standard in all models, including the SPHUK dealer will gladly show you. •optional at extra

ATTENDED MEETING The Indiana F.H.A. central district meeting was held recently at the Indianapolis Pike Township High School. Girls attending from Fillmore were: Diane Sutherlin, district reporter, Dana Sheese, Ruth Hutcheson, Becky Cash, Marjorie Cash, Nancy White. Rita Skelton, Velvet Clark, Pat Fowler, and Judy Jo Smith. The girls were accompanied by Mrs. Edith Doty, chapter advisor, and Mrs. Kenneth Sutherlin, chapter mother.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the assistance, sympathy and floral offerings during the loss of our beloved wife and mother, Sarah E. Griffin. Jerome Griffin and children Carolyn, Marion, Don, Marilyn.

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Behive Rebekah Lodge 106 will meet in regular session Monday evening at 8:00 p. m. The Hospital Guild sewing group will meet Tuesday, Nov. 12th at 9:30 a. m. in the Nurses Home basement. Bring sack

lunch.

A son was born Saturday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray

Runnells of Coatesville.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beaman of Coatesville, are the parents of a son born Saturday at the

Putnam County Hospital.

SCG will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Frank De-

Mrs. Ted Robbins, ashostess. Members note

of date.

Mrs. Louise York underwent surgery at the St. Anthony Hospital at Terre Haute last Wed., her room No. is 314 third floor. She would like to hear from her

friends.

Ben Youell, husband of Erdine Cox Youell, Montgomery, West Virginia, died Saturday. Nov. 2nd of a heart attack. Mrs. Lottie Cox, mother-in-law of the deceased attended the funeral. City firemen were called to the Brackney Feed Mill, on Ind. 43 North, at 5:22 Friday afternoon. They reported gasoline was being used to clean air cleaners on trucks. Some damage was reported. Joint inspection of Groveland. Bainbridge and Morton Chapters. Order of the Eastern Star. Tuesday, Nov 12, at Morton. Pitch-in dinner at 6:00 p.m. Groveland members bring desserts, Bainbridge bring salads and Morton bring vegtables. Ceremonies at

7:05.

NEW HOME FOR MADAME Mil AND CHILDREN Mrs. Allen Chase stands outside her palatial home in Bel-Air, Calif., where M me. Ngo Dinh Nhu, deposed first lady of South Viet Nam, and her four children are taking up residence as the guests of Mr:. Chase and her husband. Chase, who lias extensive business holdings in Australia and the Orient met the deposed Vietnamese leaders in Saigon some months ago.

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QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED OPEN ON SUNDAY 10:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. Due to situations brought about by the local competition, we are forced to open our store on Sundays. We, at Marsh still encourage you to do your shopping Monday thru Saturday and spend Sundays with your family. If you must shop on Sunday . . . Make it Marsh, where you always save money . . . your best kind of savings!

MARSH'S FRESH GROUND DAILY Ground Beef

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Pork Chops MORTON - CHiCKEN, BEEF, TURKEY Pot Pies MORTON - MINCE or PUMPKIN Pies

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Pork Steak

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