The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1963 — Page 2

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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Ewaus^ of the concert to o given by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday iJecember 10, the regular meet-, ing of the AAUW Internatwijn’ Relations 8tucl\’ group has been cancelled.

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Members of the Jefferson Home Demonstration Club will hold their Christmas Party at Bakers Seafood Restaurant. SE corner 40 and 43, Thursday. Dec. 12. at 12 noon. Please bring secret sister gifts.

BACK TO At ST1N Texas’ Gov. John Connally and his wife Xell are all smiles as they go back home to Austin after his recovery from gunshot wounds in Dallas, suffered when President Kennedy was assassinated.

NAVY NIPS AIJM1 21-15 Ball hangs suspended in the air after being fumbled by Army Back Ken Waldrop <42i on the 11-yard line during the first period of play of the Army-Navy game Army recovered the ball which eluded Navy's Freeman '79» and Gary Kellner (83). The Middies squeaked out a 21-15 victory as time refused to wait for Army and the game ended with the gallant West Point men perched just 2 yards from the goal line. The narrow victory earned Navy the right to meet Texas, the No. 1 team in the nation in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas New Year's Dav.

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THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind Filtered in the Post Office at Green castle, Indiana, us Second ( lass 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

Todays Bible Thought Thou art weighed in the balances and found wanting. Daniel 5:27We may balance out pretty well in the scales of our society, but where is the man who is willing to be weighed by God s standard ? Persona E And Local News Briefs L. R. MeNeeiey is a patient in Putnam County hospital. Simpson Stoner is at home from a Florida vacation. S. C. C. wni meet Tuesday, at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Roy Newgent. Federated Reading Club will meet Wednesday, at 1:30. Mrs. Russell Thomas will be hostess. The Tuesday Reading Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the home of Mrs. Robert Gingery. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Navel, of Poland Route 2, are the parents of a son born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Gosport Route 1, became the parents of a daughter Sunday at the Putnam County Hospital. A daughter was born Monday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Trout. 913 North Madison Street. V. F. W. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Wednesday, at 8:00 p.m. at the Post Home. There will be a Christmas party and $1.00 gift exchange. The Century Club will meet Friday, December 13th with Mrs. C. D. Coppinger at 2:00 p.m. Mrs. James G. Hughes will have the program. Bainbridge Home Economic club will meet with Mrs. Frank Miller, Thursday afternoon, Dec. 12th, at 1:30 p.m. Please bring a piece of Silver money. All children of the Moose Lodge members interested in the Christmas program are asked to be at the Moose home right after school on Wednesday. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Naomi Hayworth were, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wheat and daughter, Mrs. Reba Kivell and Dan Rollings all of Terre Haute. Word has been received by Mrs. Raymond Alice, R. R. 3, Greencastle of the death of her foster father. Louis Anderson, Venice, Calif., December 5th. Please call Mrs. William Boatright by Tuesday noon for reservations for the Putnam County Historical Society dinner, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., at Ton's Restaurant. Norman Ray Rogers. 20, city, was arrested at 1:45 Sunday morning for speeding on North Jackson Street. Rogers was arrested by City Officer William Masten. The Womens Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet at the Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. A canned food shower for the East Side Christian Center. Also a toy for the child-

ren.

William Craig, 23, Greencastle, was arrested Saturday evening and lodged in the Putnam Countp jail by City Officer William Masten. Craig is charged with non-support on a circuit court warrant. The public is invited to join the League of Women Voters for a second cup of coffee and an informative talk by Prosecuting Attorney James Houck on court procedures for juveniles in Putnam County at 9:00 tomorrow morning at Charterhouse. Free baby-sitting will be provided. Mrs. Richard Flynn chairman of St. Paul's Christmas Bazaar hel don Friday, Dec. 6th announces winners of prizes as follows: Helen Toney, 804 Locust, won the Afghan; Thelma Phuitt, 716 Hillrest, Clock Radio; Bernadine Webster, Russellville. Barbie Doll and Wardrobe. Door prizes were won by Margaret Starnes, 40.3 E. Washington St. and Sylvia Lane. I 119 south Jackson St.

The Madrigal Singt«rs of Indiana State College of Terre Haute will be featured over channel 10 (TV) Wednesday evening at 8:00 p. m. (EST) Doretha Nicholson of Bainbridge is a member of the group. Drive carefully blood stains are hard to remove. Old Reliable White Cleaners. ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays James Henry Barrett. Spring Avenue, 7 years old today, Dec.

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Weddings Mr. and Mrs. William H. Barrett. Spring Avenue, 19 years Sunday. Dec. 8. Women's Association Met Wednesday, Dec. 4 The Women’s Association of

the Presbyterian Church met at the church Wednesday, December 4, at 1:30 p.m. the meeting was opened with a hymn and prayer. During the business meeting, reports of department heads were given. The nominating committee presented the following slate of officers, who were approved, for the coming year. President, Mrs. Osborn Hutchins; vice-president, Mrs. Howard Myers; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. John Boruff. Installation of officers followed. Mrs. Osoorne Hutchins dedicated the Thanks Offering. Under the direction of Mrs. Leo Schmidt,, women who attended Presbyterial training meeting, presented a skit. This was given by Mrs. Eugene Hutchins.

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Reserve forward Dean Rush played 31 minutes of basketball Saturday night and helped engineer DePauws 71-69 victory over Illinois Wesleyan at Bowman Gym. The win was DePauw's first in three games and Wesleyan’s initial loss after whipping MacMtirray in its Friday opener. Tonight DePauw attempts to extend its string, facing Wabash in Crawfordsville at 7:30 p.m. The varsity game will be preceded by a freshman game. Benched after starting in DePauw's two earlier losses. Rush a 6-4 junior, collected 19 points and 10 rebounds and was Johnny-on-the-spot when DePauw needed on the scoreboard. Shortly before the half he hit six consecutive points to ease DePauw out of a 25-24 deficit. Two more Rush baskets before the intermission enabled the Tigers to hang up a 38-38 halftime ticket. His really big heroics came midway in the final 20 minutes. Down 62-56, the Tigers snapped off three straight baskets, two by Rush in 72 seconds. Stan Bahler, starting forward who yielded his post to Rush in the first half, picked up the scoring brunt at this stage. Wesleyan went ahead 63-62 and 65-64, but both times the Wabash (Ind. i sophomore connected for two pointers to recapture the edge for DePauw. Two Rush free throws gave DePauw its permanent lead at the 3:19 mark. Reserve guard Mike Fehling then hit a driving reverse layup to widen the gap to 70-67 with 2:48 left. Wesleyan connected 17 second later to make it 70-69. Rush moved it back to 71-69 with a free throw at the 48 second stop, but he missed the second of the bonus. Wesleyan took the ball but threw it away in the final frantic seconds that included a pair of jump balls with 36 and three seconds to play. Callane misfired on a free throw with only two seconds remaining, but Wesleyan's recovery yielded a shot that missed by 35

feet.

Wesleyan hit .397 to DePauw s .316 and scored three more baskets. DePauw’s margin came on an edge in free throws, 23-15. DePauw captured rebounding honors. 61-54. Besides Rush, the Tigers got 16 points from Morgan Everson and 11 points from Callane. who hit only four of 21 and dropped off from a 28-point a game aver-

age.

Greencastle’s scrapping Tiger Cubs made it four straight foi the season Saturday night when they whipped host Martinsville,

79-68.

Balanced scoring and rebounding were the major factors in the victory over the Arlesians who had defeated a tough Crispus Attucks aggregation on Friday

night.

Coach Dave McCracken’s proteges played well despite the pressure of the Martinsville crowd and continued rallies by Artesian net tossers. The host team led by one point at the quarter, 13-12. The Cubs came back, however, to grab a 34 to 27 advantage at halftime. They made it 57 to 46 at the end of the frame and went on to win by eleven, 79 to 68. Dave York, Phil Cooper, Ron Chadd and Ron Blotch all connected in the double figures for the locals. Kennedy was the big threat for Martinsville, dumping in 31 points, on 11 field goals and nine free throws. This coming Friday, Clinton’s Wildcats will invade the lair of the Tiger Cubs for a Western Indiana Conference game.

Hurst 0 0 Total 28 23 Martinsville (68) FG FT Kennedy 11 9 Parks 2 1 Guy 2 2 Lanhum 3 10 Hicks 0 0 Kemp 10 Ward 0 0 Stone 23 Russell 0 1 Total 21 26

PF 4 5 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 21

Greencastle Blotch Williams D. York Troyer Chadd Eckardt . Cooper Walbring R. York G. York Kehrer

(79)

FG 6 1 8 0 4 0 5 2 ... 2 ... 0 _ 0

FT 2 2 1 0 0 5 0 6 0 0

PF 5 0 o 0 5 0 3 4

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Tiger Wrestlers, Swimmers Lose DePauw University's swimmers and wrestlers took it on the chin in inter-collegiate action Saturday, but it took a whole pool full of records to sink the Tiger swimming team. Indiana State's swimmers captured a 58-37 victory in Greencastle and swam to four new pool records in the process. State’s Jim Gillies established new records in the 200-yard free style (1:58.7) and the 500-yard free style (5:38.0). His teammate, Russ Leo, set a new mark in the 160-yard individual medley (1:46 4) and State's 400-yard medley relay team authored another mark

(4:07.5).

DePauw's Sid Showalter, Columbus, Ind., broke his own oneyear old school record of 53:8 in the 100-yard free style, swimming it Saturday in taking this event in 3:39.1.

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Bainbridge, 76; Russellville, 54 The Bainbridge Pointers continued undefeated Saturday night by rapping Russellville, 76 to 54. The Pointers were out in front at all stops over the losing Bees, 15-10, 24-23, 54-37 and 7654. Smith, Winters and B Rossok paced Bainbridge while Fordice, Boiler and R. Richardson were the bright lights for Russellville. Bainbridge (76) FG FG PF B. Rossok 5 5 2 Smith 8 2 3 Winters 8 1 4 Ferrand 3 2 3 Albin 3 0 3 Parent 10 0 Judy 13 2 R. Rossok 2 12 Totals 31 14 19 Russellville (54) FG FT PF Boiler 4 7 0 Fordice 7 2 5 Hurst 10 4 R. Richardson ..461 Sinnett 3 0 2 J. Richardson 0 0 1 Harbison 0 12 Totals 19 16 15

NET SCHEDULE Tuesday Cloverdale at Van Buren Wednesday Alamo at Russellville Reelsville at Montezuma FRIDAY Clinton at Greencastle Pittsboro at Bainbridge Reelsville at Freedom Russellville at Kingman Clayton at Fillmore Belle Union at Eminence

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C ARD OF THANKS We want to thank all of our relatives, friends, the Rev. McClure, Doctors Stephens, Schauweeker, and Ellett, the nurses and nurse aids. the blood donors, the Rector family and everyone who sent flowers cards and messages during the recent death of our infant daughter and the hospital confinement of Freda Mangus. Melvin and Freda Mangus

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