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ganjf. played Friday, November 1 \\i»s won by Bainbridge. Bainbrui^e won the B-team game, 50 to 31 and the varsity game, 67 to

43.

The FHA girls. Mrs. Steward. amlSdrs. Russell Day took their anmj'nl FHA trip Friday, November 8. They went to Indianapolis and visited the •'Colonial Bakary ’ and the “Patricia Ste\Jjns Modeling School. A Junior high game was played Mi)ruiny, November 4 with Clinton ^Center. Bainbridge won, 6.5 to They also played Roachdale*. Wednesday. November 6. Bnirfhridge won. scoring 40 to Roaifcdale's 33. T?he Bainbridge fres^ien team beat Roaehdnle 41 t* 37. Tljp FFA held their initiation Tuesday night, November 5.‘ Theoe were six members initiatotl. A nWeting was held and refreshments were served after meeting. TBb Pep Culb was organized

Friday. November 1. A president. Danny Webber and a secretarytreasurer, Grade Graver were selected. The annual staff sold advertisements Monday, November 4 to "The Pointer. Those who work diligently on the staff are: Editor-Susie Clark; Co-Editor-Sherry Edwards; Grade School Editors-Judy Anderson, Joyce Young; High School EditorsGary Canada, Jackie Minnick; Activities Editors-Bill Houser, Kathy Purcell; Sports EditorsDick Smith, Steve Winters;Circulation Manage-Bill Rossok, Donna Blaydes; Business ManagersManlynn Day, Don Albm; Photo-graphers-Ann Ader, Tom Lasley; Senior Editors-Danny Webber, Sue Buttery; Proof Readeis-Ka-thy Dearinger, Linda McCarty, Norma Spencer. The Senior's jewelry sale ended Thursday. November 7(b. Their share of the money amounted to approximately $125. Prizes were given to those who sold twelve or more pieces of jewelry. The sixth grade cheer-leader election was held Thursday, November 7. Those girls selected were Diane Evans and Charlotte Osborn. ,

of contradictions in previous testimony.

Beak Week Marked By Public Library The Greencastle-Putnam County Library is observing Nation-

THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED

St. Paul’s Fatima Group will CARD OF THANKS

meet this evening at 7:30 p.m. I wish to thank my good ber - Refreshments wiL be served Kappa Sorority held their Oct. with Ann Geraeth, 110 E. Frank- friends and neighbors for mak- and bric tee prizes awarded. The Social meeting with Mrs. Father

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17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind.

at Book Week, November 11-16.

Teachers are invited to visit the library during the week and bring their classes to see the new books and select some for their classrooms. Some teachers have already made arrangements to bring their classes to the library.

IN MEMORY In memory of my husband, Andrew Sanford who passed away 4 years ago, Nov. 13.

Quite a number of new books have been added to the library for this occasion. For the youngest there are Snug in the Snow, Buzzy Bear in the Garden, Dr. Seuss’s ABC, and The Little Hawaiian Horse. For the older children there are: Alexander Graham Bell. Indian Trail. Exploring Biology, Life in Colonial America, The U.S. Border Patrol, Monty the Bear, Citizen of New Salem, Ghosts and More Ghosts. The American Indian Story, and The F B I. Story. As the Book Week poster says, “Three Cheers for Books.” They can widen our horizons, and give us a lot of enjoyment. Visit the Public Library this week.

Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter under Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery 35c 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

Thursday evening, Greencastle Schools on the Air will feature two second grade classes from Miller Grade School at 7:00 p.m. on WGRE.

V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet this evening at 8:00 p.m. There will be initiation of candidates. Members bring articles for rummage sale.

TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed thereto according t o thy word.—Psalm 119:9. The Psalmist experienced all this as a young person. Therefore he has been able to help so many young people. He passes on his deepest discovery.

Hoosier Campers chapter of National Campers and Hikers Association will hold a meeting Nov. 14th, at seven o’clock, at the Lions Club building.. All members please be present. There

ing up the $67.30 that was tak- Christmas Bazaar will feature Quick. Guests were Mrs. Myrtle en from me by two men who held Inan y beautiful hand-made items Hodson of Amo and Mrs. Elizame up and beat me in my res- suth as to y s ' clothing, Christmas beth Dunlavy. Mr. Quick showed taurant three weeks ago. I also can dles, tree decorations and colored slides of Missouri and Arwant to thank them for the peti- taWe centerpieces, aprons, place kansas. tion to try and keep my lunch mat s, etc. There will also be The Mother’s Tuesday afterroom, The Petticoat Inn, open home-made breads, rolls, pas- noon club met with Mrs. Inez

tries, preserves and candies for Pruitt, with 17 members presen*, sale. The co-chairmen for the Due to the absence of Mrs. Lela event are Mrs. Richard Sunkel Hunter. Mrs. Pruitt and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert L. Hirt. The pro- Wm. Oliver furnished the enceeds will be used for- the many tertainment. Next month will be community welfare projects in their Christmas meeting,

which Tri Kappa participates.

in Belle Union.

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C'.W.F. Groups .Meet Thursday

C.W.F. groups of First Christian will meet, Thursday, Nov.

14. 1963.

Group 1—with Mrs. James McIntyre at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ted Glide-

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During the Teacher’s Association vacation Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer and Mr. and Mrs. Ra^ Wells and family spent the weekend in Yorktown with Rev. and Mrs. Earl Davis and family. Mr. Knetzer’s brother Herbert of Marion, Ind, was also a guest

Personal And Local News Briefs ’

It is lonesome here without you Sad and weary is the way, Life is not the same since you were called away. In my heart your memory lingers Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true. There is not a day dear Husband I do not think of you. Lonely wife. Anna. 13-lt

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Our heartfelt gratitude to the kind friends and neighbors who were so helpful at a time when it was greatly appreciated. The Family of Edwin G. Colby.

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Dynamite Blast LEBANON, Tenn. UPI — Two construction workers, smelling smoke, Tuesday jumped from a truck laden with dynamite and ran to safety before the vehicle was ‘ blown to smithereens.” The blast also broke about 200 windows, including those in the courthonse and the Lebanon Airport.

Friday Staunton at Reelsville Bainbridge at Fillmore Roachdale at Amo Belle Union vs. Patricksburg at Stilesville. Saturday Wallace at Russelville.

Will Testify Again WASHINGTON UPI — Two State Department officials accused of telling a Senate subcommittee "untruths” about their role in the Otto Otepka ease are expected to testify again under oath Thursday. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, 111., said Tuesday that the Senate internal security subcommittee would hear John F. Reilly, deputy assistant secretary of state for security, and David I. Belisle, special assistant to Reilly. The State Department has put Reilly and Elmer D. Hill, another official, on “administrative leave” because

—PAUL BOSTON ma, a woman's honorary in education. is under the direction of the Committee on Personal Growth and Services. Chairman of the Committee is Mrs. Grafton Longden, Sr., an honorary member of the Society. Serving with Mrs. Longden on the committee are Miss Nell Barnhart, Mrs. Edna Hayes Taylor, Miss Muriel Holland, and Mrs. John B. Boyd. The president of Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma is Mrs. Staten Owens.

The Needlecraft Club will meet Friday, at 2:00 with Mrs. Bert Roberts. St. Paul’s Study club will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Richard Flynn, 701 Shadowlawn. The Modern Mothers Study Club will meet at 8:00, Thursday evening at the home of Betty Anne Staley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boler, of Cloverdale, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. A daughter was born Wednesday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Owen of Reelsville.

rect from DePauw University's Blackstock Stadium Saturday at 1:15. WGRE Sports Directors John Owen and Skip Collins will be on hand to describe all the action of this football game between the Tigers of DePauw and the Cavemen of Wabash College. Donald E. Gastineau, an Indiana State Police trooper stationed in the Putnamville District, is attending classes on chemical tests for intoxication being held this week (Nov. 11-16) at the Indiana University School of Medicine by the State Laboratory for Toxicology, directed by Dr. Robert B. Forney, I.U. associate

professor of toxicology.

The Beechwood Pleasant Circle met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mae Hammond of

Wright.

Mrs. Mabel Grimes entered

Putnam County Hospital Friday ££ Army Eula road morning for treatment. a very , nterestlng p aper and Mra. Roger Pickett, son of Lt. Col. Ethel Jackson furnished the enand Mrs. Joe Pickett, Jr., arriv- tertainment. The Christmas meeted Nov. 4 Monday afternoon ing W j]i b e with Mrs. Ruth Ra-

from Formosa for an extended

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^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Petro en-

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The annual Monon Bell Classic Audrid Fleenor. Mrs. Frank Deer Winter, and Mr and Mrs W-ii while the y were there,

will be broadcast by WGRE di- will give the study and worship.

Groups 3—with Mrs. Ted Robbins at 2 p.m. Mrs. Paul Siddons will have the study and Mrs. J. F.

Spurlock the worship.

Group 4-—at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. R. P. Mullins and Mrs. C. O. Riggs the study and Mrs. El-

bert Heavin the worship.

Group S—at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. George Williams Mrs. Frank Deer the study and Mrs. Emory Brattain the worship. Groups 6—will meet with Mrs. Ward D. Mayhall at 7:30 p.m.

Mrs. Jack W. Torr will have the ® ve ^y nf Bui*, vice president, Mrs study and worship. Ive,la West ’ Secretary, Mrs

Group 7—at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Wayne Hopkins and Edith Browning will have the study and Mrs. Chester Cooper the wor-

ship.

Group 8—9:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Franklin Williams hostess and Mrs. Walter Jeffries the study and worship.

visit with his grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Pickett Sr.

The Fillmore Garden Club met CARD OI- THANKS

Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ivella West. New officers elected

We would like to thank all friends and neighbors for

for 1964 were president. Mrs. their kindness and help

our

Don't wash and swear—send us your wash and wear. Old Re-

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Putnamville WSC'S Held

Oetolier Meeting

Ethel Lydick. The auction proved both interesting and profitable. The Christmas meeting will be

with Mrs. Ethel Lydick.

The Smile-a-While Club had a Toy Party Friday evening at the

Methodist Recreation Bldg.

Charles F. Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Arless Decker in Indian-

during

our bereavement.

The James Dugan Family

NOTICE

There will be a service charge on fire runs made by the Reelsville Fire Department out of Washington Township, unless you are a PAID protected member in our files located close to

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bryant,

Tri Kappa Plan

Mrs. Gerald Sublette and Mrs. ChrMnms Bazaar

E. G. Jackson were hostesses to the Putnamville WSCS Wednesday evening. October 23rd, at the home of Mrs. Sublette. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Earl

for three weeks.

Malcolm Wade has been absent

The Tri Kappa Benefit Bridge from the post office because of and Christmas Bazaar will be illness. held by the local active chapter James Shaner has returned to on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 1:00 Texas after spending his furlough p.m. at the Greencastle National with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

apolis Thursday evening. Mr. our township line or we are Decker has been unable to work called by another fire department.

By Chief Ralph Hutcheson

Spencer Route 2. became the J ' McCullou 8 h - Group singing of Guard Armory. Tickets are avail- Barney Shaner. parents of a daughter Tuesday the hymn - "° h ’ For a Thousand able from any Tri Kappa mem- Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma

Tongues To Sing” was followed -

by

EUCHRE PARTY Saturday, Nov. 16th

EAT al 6:30 P. M. Euchre at 7:30 P. M.

REELSVILLE LIONS CLUB

at the Putnam County Hospital Oscar Haverly entered West 10th Street Veterans hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment. His room number is A-

571.

Coterie will meet Friday evening at 7:30 with Ruth Stewart.

Rock Announces

INDIANAPOLIS UPI —State Rep. Robert L. Rock of Anderson, at 36, a veteran of eight years in the House of the Indiana Legislature, announced his candidacy today for the Democratic nomination for governor on a platform which includes opposition to the state sales tax.

the praying of The Lord's

Prayer in unison.

The roll call was answered by eighteen members with a verse of scripture. The secretary, Mrs. Thomas H. Fisher, read the mlrtHtes^of the previous meeting.

.Mr.,. Ralph Torr will prooent the “'3

program. „ Committee reports were heard

Robert H. Martz, Avenue E., and .communications were read, was arrested by City Officer Material for dresses to be sent John Fur sell at 4:15 Tuesday af- a sc hool in the Conternoon. Martz was charged with go was brought by the members, reckless driving on South Bloom- An artlcle . 0ur Most C hallenginptun ing Humar Rights Day" was read The Friendly Club met Wed- by Mrs fatort Scobee. This pornesday night at the home of Mil- t j on 0 f meeting was closed lie Lawler. Co-Hostess was Flor- with Bingillg of the hvmn ence Losin. Several guests were ..Breathe on Me Breath of God”

present. After a short business and individual

meeting, refreshments were serv-

ed.

prayers

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by the members. Mrs. Allison- Bridges, program leader, conducted an inspiring program for The Call To Prayer and Self Denial. She was assist-

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