The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1964 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRI., JAN. 31, 1964. Page 2.

MOTHER-IN-LAW TROUBLE— maju® ouxiit, lire Btauua wouin like to have me," Twinkle, a 7-month-old Dalmatian, seems to be saying in this array at the Animal Welfare League in Chicago. Twinkle had mother-in-law trouble. The family that brought Twinkle there liked her, but the woman's mother-in-law, a frequent visitor, doesn’t like big dogs, so Twinkle, 21 inches high at the shoulder was out.

Political Coup By Gen. Khauh SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPI — U. S. trained Maj. Gen. Nguyen Knanh, backed by South Viet Nam’s combat commanders, today overthrew Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh and his threemonth old military junta without firing a shot. Khanh, 36-year-old commander of the Vietnamese First Corps in the war against the Communist guerrillas, said he acted to prevent a French-inspired neutralization of South Viet Nam. He hinted junta members had been ploting with French agents to this end. With split second timing, Khanh moved tanks and paratroops around the junta headquarters and the homes of its leaders before dawn, Gen. ‘‘Big’’ Minh, who took power himself Nov. 1 with a coup against President Ngo Dinh Diem, was seized and taken under heavy guard to general staff headquarters outside Saigon.

MIM TEMAN PASSES TOI GHEST TEST—Heading for one of its toughest, and successful, tests, an advanced Minuteman “instant ICBM,” key to the nation’s future missile defense forces, roars from its silo (left) at Cape Kennedy, and showers sparks (right) as its second stage ignites. The sleek, 54-foot missile made a 5,000-mile flight to the South Atlantic Ocean.

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SHOT DOWN—The three officers reportedly shot down In Germany in their T39 trainer are (from left) Capt. John F. Lorraine, Jacksonville, Fla.; Lt. CoL Gerald K. Hannaford, Austin, Tex.; Capt. Donald G. Millard, Ukiah, Calif.

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IN MEMORY In loving memory of Oscar D. Bell, who passed away four years ago today, January 31, 1960. Loving memories will never die As years roll on and days go by Deep in our hearts we’ll always regret To lose the one we can’t forget. Sadley missed by Wife, Blanche I. Bell.

CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank Drs. Veach, Wiseman and Schauwecker and the entire hospital staff for the wonderful care I received while in the hospital; also my family and friends for their visits, flowers, cards, thoughts and prayers while in the hospital and since I have been home, God bless you all. Claude Malayer

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Sorority Held Dinner For 5 Pledges Epsilon Psi Sorority held a dinner in honor of five new pledges and four new Jewel Pin members, Tuesday evening, January 28. The dinner was at Skyline Lodge in Spencer. The rustic setting was further enhanced by table decorations of yellow and blue floral centerpieces. Place cards with the yellow Jonquil and single blue candles added the colors and traditions of the sorority. Each member wore a Jonquil corsage. The new Jewel Pin members were Ann Hazlett, Barbara Bridges, Janice Barnett and Joyce Crandall, who has transfered to Epsilon Psi from another chapter. New pledges honored at the dinner were Sandra Nelson, Ruth Hartman, Mary Allen, Darlene Nevins and Marge Barr, who was not present.

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HERALD CONSOLIDATED 17 8. Jackson 6t. Greencastle, End. Entered in the Post Office at Greencastle. Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter tinder Act of March 7, 1878. Subscription Prices Home Delivery S5c per week Mailed in Putnam County $7.00 per year Outside of Potnam County $8.00 per year Ontside of Indiana $12.00 per year Today'sBible Thought Be strong and of good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the Lord thy God, He it is that doth go with thee; He will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.— Deut. 31:6. God’s abiding presence, going with us, will effectively banish

fear.

Personal And Local News Briefs A son was born Thursday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of Bainbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCellan, of Danville, are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at the Putam County Hospital. Firemen were called to the D. G. Sutherlin farm, one the Fillmore Road, at 3:25 Thursday afternoon. They reported a grass fire. Keith Gorham, city, was lodged in the Putnam County jail at 3:45 Thursday afternoon. Police said charges against him were to be filed this morning by State Trooper John Danberry. Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. 652 will meet in regular session Tuesday, February 4. All members of the drill team please be present for practice at close of lodge. Bring sandwiches for social hour which is to follow. The rescue truck was called to 207 West Jacob Street at 4:30 this morning to administer oxygen to Donald Lee Lovins, age 18 months. The child was then taken to the hospital in a police car and returned home a short time later. The N.F.O. will have a meeting Monday evening at 7:30 at the hew International Harvester Building. W r ayne Miller of Anderson, who is a National Director for Central Indiana, will be the principal speaker. Everyone in invited to attend. Lester Hawkins became ill at the Putnam Motor Sales, on North Indiana Street, Thursday afternoon and was taken to the Putnam County Hospital in the Rector ambulance. Mr. Hawkins was dismissed from the hospital later and returned to his home in Brazil. The DePauw W’oman’s Club’s annual meeting with the husbands” will be held Monday February 10th at 8:00 p.m. in the Union Building Ballroom. Square dancing and musical entertainment with time out for dessert, will provide for a gala evening. Be prepared to make your reservation when contacted by phone next week.

Charles McGhee will preach at Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Democratic Woman’s Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3rd. at the State Highway Garage. The Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the club house. Roll call will be a valentine' card and handker-

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CUB FROSH LOSE The Greencastle Freshman team journeyed to Terre Haute to tangle with a tough Freshman team from Garfield. The Garfield Frosh edged the locals 5748 in the Monday night tilt. Thursday the Greencastle Tiger Cublets overwhelmed a Brazil team 62-44 on the Brazil court. In upcoming action another out-of-town game will be played Monday night in Cloverdale. The game will begin at 7 p.m. local

time.

Takes Salary Cut Frank Robinson knew the cut was coming, so he accepted it quickly and still walked away from the Cincinnati Reds’ office with a 1964 cont act estimated at $55,000. - - Robinson's batting average fell 83 points last season to .259. He had 21 home runs ana 91 runs batted in. That v/as a sharp reduction for the Reds’ star, who hit .342 with 39 home runs and 136 RBI in 1962.

High Team Series: 1st. Citz. No. 1: 2355 200 Games: B. Hurst 247, P. Lambert 222, P. Huxford 206, K. Gooch 202, J. Murray 200. 425 Series and Over: B. Hurst 555, P. Huxford 524, J. Murray 520, A. Cantonwine 510, A. McKeehan 506, J. Leer 485, C. Sutherlin 483, J. Cavin 481, P. Lambert 474, K. Gooch 462, C. Justus 459, E. Delp 453, B. Douglas 453, C. Lear 450, D. Albright 437, B. Gillaspy 437.

Miss Carrie Pierce Is Hostess To Club The Federated Reading Club met Wednesday with Miss Carrie Pierce. The president opened the meeting with a poem on “Taxes.” The members repeated the collect. The club voted to give $3.00 for Latin American Fellowship. They voted money for the Musical and Art Funds. Boxes of cards, with Indiana views were sold during the meeting. For the program Miss Ida Wood reviewed the new book, “Puerto Rico" by Edna McGuire (Mrs. John Boyd) which we all enjoyed very much. The book contains a wealth of material which she acquired on her visit to the island.

Etta Hinote Hostess To Golden Circle Club The Golden Circle Club met Thursday afternoon, Jan. 23, 1964 with Etta Hinote. Meeting was opened by singing club song and repeating the Lord’s Prayer. Lois Raab read “Meditation for the New Year” and a beautiful prayer for devotions. Roll call was answered by eleven members, and minutes of December meeting were read. The treasurers’ report was given, dues were paid and flower fund collected. Parts of the By-Laws were read and revised. Pearl Roberts was given a gift for being a 100% member in 1963. All were asked to send Anna Hall a birthday card.. Meeting closed by repeating club creed and closing Ode. The hostess gave two contests which were won by Geneva Bartley and Lena Trussed. Mrs. Me°ia Hutcheson won the door prize. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess and her daugh-ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Amers who was a guest. The February meeting will be an all day meeting with Mrs. Bessie Fellows. Everyone bring a covered dish and table service. There is to be a handkerchief exchange.

Girl Scout News Three Patrol Leaders and three assistant Patrol Leaders and and their adult leader spent last Saturday in Terre Haute at the Central Presbyterian Church learning the Patrol System. This school was under the direction of Mrs. John Linderman, Jody Bancoff and Pearl Ruby. The 67 girls divided into two troops, formed patrols, elected patrol leaders and assistants, planned an imaginary hike, and held a court of honor'. They had lunch together and learned lots of new songs. This troop began the year with an exciting trip to Indianapolis and had two wonderful overnights at Na-Wa-Kwa before the winter months. During the month of February they will earn the cook badge under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Beuchler of the Greencastle Public Service. This Thursday night they will have a rededication service at the Lions Club Building and will invest one new member. Troop 154 has 13 members under the leadership of Mrs. Glen McGranahan with Mrs. Kenneth Gilman and Geneva Bartley as assistants. Those attending the Patrol School Saturday were, Rhonda Mary Kay Felding, Diana Hazel, Anita Bartley, Sherry McGrannahan. Others in the Troop are Kathy Chew, Terri Bartley, Terri Hood, Sandy Clark, Marilyn Morlan, Duquata Lints and Vicky Lindsay. First Citzens Bank League 1-24-64 & L 1st. Citz. Bk. 1, 44 22 Murphy’s Mara 43 23 Motor Ft. 37 29 Pepsi Cola 36 M> 29 V2 1st Citz. Bk. 2 32tfe 33 ^ Town Tavern 25 41 Whitaker’s 23 43 Cochran’s Furniture 23 43 High Indiv. Game: B. Hurst 247 High Indiv. Series: B. Hurst 555 High Team Game: Murphy’s Marathon 889

Tigers To Host Centre Netters Morgan Everson, 6-3 sophmore from Indianapolis, probably will replace senior Bruce Osborne at guard tomorrow night when the Depauw Tigers entertain Centre College, winner of eight of 11 games. The 8 p.m. tilt in Bowman gym will be the Tigers’ first test since they dropped an 89-64 decision to Butler nearly two weeks ago. Everson, a pleasant surprise this campaign, has been starting at forward for coach Elmer McCall. From that position he has picked up 142 points for an 11.83 average, second highest on the team. He’s also the team’s leading rebounder.

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SOMERSET SERVICES Sunday night services will be held at the Somerset Christian Church at 7 o’clock February 2. There will also be a hymn sing. Morris Tippin will bring the message. Edward Dooley and Morris Tippen, who are attending Lincoln Christian College, will be accompanied and assisted by two fellow students from the college. Elveryone is cordially invited to bring special music and join in the singing. An enjoyable evening is anticipated.

Livestock Market Hogs 5,500: barrows and gilts steady to 10 higher; 1 and 2, 1902251b 15.75-16.00; 1 to 3, 190-225 lb. 15.50-15.75; 225-250 lb. 15.0015.50. Cattle 75; calves 10; not enough to test market.

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Watch Viet Nam WASHINGTON UPI — U. S. officials closely watched developments in South Viet Nam today, but were unable to assess immediately what effect the peaceful coup d’etat would have on the w r ar against Communist guerrillas.

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