The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1964 — Page 2

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DAILY BANNER

CkEENCaSTLE, INDIANA

MON., JAN. 27, 1964. Page 2

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Frazier of Reelsville, R. R. 1 wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah E. Frazier to Donald R. Hubble, son of Mrs. Agnes Hubble of 511 N. Indiana Street, Greencastle. Sarah is employed at P. R. Mallory at Greencastle and Donald is employed at Rus-Sells Furniture in Greencastle.

ASSIGNING WATC HDOG WASHINGTON UPI — The Johnson administration is assigning a group of watchdogs on the economy to be on the alert foi inflationary wage or price increases in U. S. industries.

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Champion Bowler DALLAS UPI — Bob Strampe of Detroit today took $15,000 home to his wife and four children. his prize for defeating Tommy Tuttle in finals of the $100,000 All-Star bowling tournament. Mrs. La. Verne Carter, wife of St. Louis bowling great Don Carter, won the finals in the women's division Sunday, over Evelyn Teal of Miami, Fla. and pocketed $8,000.

Woman Candidate? WASHINGTON UPI — Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, R-Maine, promised an announcement today on whether she will be a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination. The betting was that the white-haired lady from Maine would decide to enter the March 10 New' Hampshire primary in a bid to become the nation's first woman president.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to each and everyone. My relatives, neighbors, friends who visited me. Also those who sent cards and flowers and those who helped in anyway during my recent stay in the hospital. Also Dr. Ellett, nurses and nurse aids for their good care. Also Rev. Palmer for stopping by to say hello. Helen Fender.

THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 S. Jackson St. GrrencasUe. Ind. 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.(HI per year Outside of Putnam County 58.itU per year Outside of Indiana Jl'I.OU per year Today VBible Thought Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be savedc—Acts 4:12. Jesus Christ is not one among many Saviors; He is the only Savior of men. S’ersonal And Local News Briefs The Daughters of 1812 will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 with Miss Carrie Pierce. The Federated Reading Club will meet Wednesday at 1:30 with Miss Carrie Pierce.

1964 All-County Name Position Howard Miller Forward Steve Winters Forward Bill FtOSSOk Forward Hugh Patten Forward Ken Mundy Center Wayne Bright Center Ron Kaltom Guard Ban Preston Guard Fcnnie Richardson Guard John Neese Guard

Squad

School Fillmore

Bainbridge Bainbridge Cloverdale Fillmore Belle Union Reelsville Roachdale RusseFvire C’overdale

Clones 2 2 Wagner 0 0 Bainbridge (55) FG FT Rossok, B. 5 3 Sutherlin 0 0 Smith 6 1 Steele 0 0 Winters 2 3 Rossok, R 1 2 Ferrand 6 2 Judy ..— 1 0 Albin 1 0 Parent 0 0

5 1 PF 3 0 4 0 4 2 o 2 3 0

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Mrs. Rolyert Seobee Hostess To Putnamville WSCS Mrs. Robert Seobee was hostess to the Putnamville WSCS Wednesday evening, January 22, at 7:30. The assistant hostess was Mrs. Willis Seobee. Roll call was answered by fourteen members quoting a verse of scripture. The meeting w'as begun with singing of the hymn “Something For Jesus" and then praying The Lord’s Prayer

in unison.

The business meeting was presided over by the president. Mrs. Earl J. McCullough. The secretary,, Mrs. Thomas H. Fisher, read the minutes of the previous meeting. A report on our financial status was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Stringer. Various committee reports

in a row Saturday night by edg- Pointer Five. Roachdale’s futile we re heard and correspondence ing the Cloverdale Clovers 52-49 e ff° r t s to score left them trailing was re ad and discussed. The disin a game that kept the capacity 31-15 as the half-time buzzer trict meeting will be held at crowd on the edge of their seats, sounded. Martinsville, March 20, and W'e

The Third quarter situation w’ould like for our society to be

Cloverdale drew first blood was reversed as Roachdale sud- we ii represented. After the busiin the opening seconds on a field denly came a i ive . A series of of- ness had been dispensed with, the goal by Jay Gaddis. Bainbridge f e nsive fouls against Bainbridge president adjourned this portion

ties the score and pulls ahead by brought the Hawks’ score within 0 f 2 points. Cloverdale droped in a nine points of a tie ball game, free throw and a two-pointer to The Pointers were held to a four-

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The Progressive History Club came the Putnam County Basket- tllern four goals as comparwill meet Tuesday afternoon ball Champions for the sixth year e( * with 16 points scored by the

with Mrs. Louis F. Hays at 2

o'clock.

Jobs Daughters, Bethel 78 will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the Masonic

Temple.

A daughter was born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of

Fillmore.

A daughter was born Sunday at Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael of

Greencastle Route 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Raines, 516 Moore’s Court, are the parents of a son born Sunday at the

Putnam County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Weyne Snyder, Cloverdale Route 3, became the parents of a son at the Putnam County Hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz, 3 Durham Street, are the parents of a son born Sunday morning at the Putnam County Hospital.

Jaycees wives will meet to cut with a field goal at the 3 minute Cloverdale Clovers CloverChristmas cards tonight at the mark. It was Cloverdale again at da j e g ra bbed an early lead with Home of Sue Staggs, 1009 the one minute spot with a three- the hard press i n g Fillmore Five Shadowlawn Ave. at 8:00 p.m. point lead, 21-18. Hugh Patton close at their heels Both teams Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones came through in the last half- handled the ball well But Clovand children, Margie and Thad minute on a field goal to put the e rdales’ advantage came under of Worthington. Ohio, spent the Clovers ahead by four. Cloverdale the basket as the Clover week end with Mr. and Mrs. lead at the stopping point 23-19. man dominated the

period of discussion followed. The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Bridges and the repeating of the Mizpah in unison. During the soc.al hour the hostesses served delicious refreshments of cake, coffee, tea and mints. Mrs. Ida Blue received the door prize. The next meeting will be F<*b. 26th at the home of Mrs. Bulges with Mrs. Blue assisting hostess. Mrs. Robert Seobee will be the program leader.

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the meeting.

The worship and program was conducted by Mrs. Allison Bridg-

come into a one point lead. The p 0 i nt g ain with the scoreboard e s. A lovely old hymn "There is scoring advantage changes hands showing 30-39. Power in the Blood" was sung by

The last eight minui.es of play the members. Mrs. Bridges read

brought out hard-fighting action the scripture from Acts 2:38-47 as both teams fought for the verses and prayer by Mrs. Jerry

ball. Bainbridge spurted ahead Ridgeway followed,

at mid-quarter to hold a 52-36 The program topic was “The edge. Coach Lewis’ Hawks be- Church Beginning Where We

vantage of several stolen balls gan to press, but with 44 seconds Live.” In presenting the program and surged ahead by six points left to play their efforts could Mrs. Bridges was assisted by

with 6:20 to go in the half. Coach only show a 2-point field goal Miller’s Clovers had trouble find- to bring the final score to Su-

ing the basket and relied upon 40.

under-the-basket-layups to keep Xhe final game of the after _ the scoring even. Holsapple put noon double-header began as the Cloverdale back into the game Fillmore Cardinals clashed with

with Bainbridge going into the 2nd quarter 9-7 on a fifteen foot

field goal by Gaddis.

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ting the Cloverdale advantage. Bill Rossok pumped in a twopointer to tie the score at 27-27 as the clock showed 4:20 to go in the third quarter. Carl Ferrand broke the tie with a jump shot and Dick Smith made it

The Fillmore squad trailed at the

quarter mark 17-21.

The second quarter brought out a hard playing Cardinal team as they attempted to cut the Cloverdale lead. The Fillmore

now had

been mediocre began to improve. The lead exchanged hands seven times as both teams sought the privilege of playing that night With 3:47 to go, Cloverdale’s big center, Wayne Collier, left the

The lead changed hands four times during the first half. The fouling was light; Bainbridge with two fouls and Cloverdale

with four.

The Pointers put on an early

Miller School P.T.A. will meet quarter press in the hopes of cut- “7 this evening at 8:00 p.m. in the Mncr mrworHaio a rt van t a0 ra »

School cafeteria. Dr. Don Orlosky will discuss Preparation of Teachers for Today's World. Miss Doris Lisby and Wendell Ratcliff will be married February 1, 1964. at 3:30 p.m., at the Canaan Methodist Church. A reception will be held at the home of the brides’ parents. Friends and re-

latives are invited.

Dr. Cleveland Hickman will speak to the American Association of University Women at their regular meeting Tuesday, at 8:00 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Charles Rection, Jr. 405 E. Wash-

ington St. The title of Dr. Hick- and Rossok grab a field goal ® point advantage with 42 secman's talk is “The New Biolo- apiece to bring the Pointers up on ds to play in the 3rd quarter, gy.” by four. Cloverdale began a mid- Fillmore s rebounding w r as not quarter press. A trip to the free as good as it had been. Cardinal For the discriminating taste throw and Cloverman Collier man ® 4 ^ en Mundy couldn't in drycleaning. Old Reliable added two points to tie the score seem t° fT e t his hands on the ball. White Cleaners. at 39-39. Tha t. coupled with Cloverdale’s Winters’ free throw' and Fer- ability to hit from beyond the

30 with a free throw. The Clovers f me tem P° raiil y after cutting came from behind as Neese of hlS head in a coIlision with Clovcr

Cloverdale droped a field goal to give the Poinfers a one point deficit. Dick Smith's trip to the charity line tied the game at 35 all as the quarter ended.

forward Hugh Patten. He reentered the game a few minute: later and aided the Clover cause in a 41-36 lead at halftime. During the first half the big-

Bainbridge continued their g est lead either team could get press as they entered the final was ^* ve points. Cloverdale eight minutes of play. Winters changed that when they took an

rand’s field goal moved Bain- foul line - began to spell trouble bridge ahead 39-42. Both teams for Coach Butterworth's Cards, began to feel the effects of the Fillmore entered the fourth ouar-

games. Hugh Patton ^ er trailing 51-59.

SORRY, Due to Inventory and remodeling it will be necessary for Wards to remain closed all day Wed., Jan. 29

Better Home II. D. Met January 20th

Better Homes Home Demor-

stration Club met January 20th afternoon

at the home of Nancy Brown, fouled out wdth 2:19 to go and Fillmore began to press the President, Nancy Livesay, pre- Ferrand made his charity ticket Clovers in mid-fourth quarter, sided. good to move the score up 46-41. Cloverdale worked the ball hard A most informative lesson was The final 40 seconds of play gave and was rewarded with a 59-71 given by Mrs. Merle Troyer on the Pointers five fouls as over- l ea d. Cloverdale s excellent ball the one facet of fashion which zealous Gtovermen seal their handling and rebounding, plus

most of us know the least about doom as the gar —foundations. Differences in fab- Bainbridge (52) rics, styles, and support needed Rossok, B were explained. Smith The song of the month, “Home Winters On The Range,” was led by Ferrand Mary Ann Rowings and roll call Albin was answered by stating the club Cloverdale (49) program most enjoyed by each Patten member. Three guests, Martha Holsapple Jeffries, Mabel Livesay and Gaddis Margaret Troyer were present Collier and a new member, Carolyn Car- Neese

e ends.

Fillmores reluctance

find

the

basket, spelled defeat

for

the

......... 4

Cardinal Five. The

game ended

with the scoreboard

showing

81-69 win for Cloverdale.

Fillmore (69) FG

Miller

Huber

Robinson, L.

Mundy

...... 4

Glaze

.... 1

Williamson

Woods

Evans

The program for the year was Earlier in the afternoon, Bain- Cloverdale (81) presented and committees were bridge, defending county champs, Patten announced. Suggestions were fought Roachdale to a 55-40 vie- Holsapple taken for lessons which might be tory. The Pointers grabbed an 8 Gaddis of special interest to members, point lead in the first quarter Collier Our club constitution was read despite the efforts of a hard pres- Staley by Betty Williams and it was sed Hawk squadron. Roachdale Neese decided that revisions we*-e had trouble finding the basket Cradick necessary. These will be made for their first field goal of the Roachdale (40) by a committee and presented game came with the clock show- Preston for approval at our next meet- ing 1:09. The Pointers entered Snodgrass ing. the second quarter leading 15-7. Baird — After the meeting two games The passing that almost spelled Lively were played. A cooking quiz was defeat for Coach Grass' squad Usher won by Wanda Wall and Rita Thursday night was much im- Hutchins Johnson was the winner of a proved. The Hawks scoring in Hill purse digging game. the second quarter only gave Myers

FG 4 .. 1 9 3 0 .. 6 .. 5 FG .. 5 ... 0 3 1 . 0 0 .. 4 - 0

FT 8 4 2 2 0 4 5 FT 2 0 0 1 5 0 0 0

PF 5 0 5 4 0 1 2 PF 2 1 0 3 0 2 0

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