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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

SAT., FEB. 1, 1964. Page 2

Tiger Cubs Stun Garfield, 84-67;

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17 S. Jackson St. Greencastle, Ind.

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"> h" Greencastle Ti.^er Cubs showed their claws to what appeared to be an over-rated Garfii Id team last night in an 84 to G7 victory. Garfield came in strong with a 10 win, 2 lost record. However, a slow first quarter had the Terre Haute team against the ropes as the Cubs grabbed an early 10-5. With the clrck showing 4:52 and Greencastle leading 15-6. Ron York scored a field goal to put the locals into a nine point lead. Garfield attempted to cut their defu . but four field goals brought the Cubs into the second quarter

29-20.

a few months or possibly even a weeks time.

Be strong and courageous, be not afraid nor dismayed . . .for there be more with us than with him.—II. Chron. 32:7.

A dinner for members of the Greencastle high school class of 1883 will be held at the home of Miss Sarah Bridges prior to commencement exercises for the class of 1933.

The forces of right on the side of the believer are always greater than those of the enemy; therefore he must proceed with strong courage.

Fast playing and a sharp 'hooting eye kept the Cubs into the lead as the Garfield Purple E.i 1c trailed in the mid-second quaiter 42-25. Garfield’s rebounding h;vl been mediocre. The ab- ;. r c of 6’6” James Kellet was notkible. The Purple Eagles’ trailed at halftime 53-36. Coach McCracken's team ran into trouble during the third quarter as the Garfield Five began to show some semblance of their reputation. The Cubs' shooting eyes seemed to dim as player after player sought the hoop. But although Garfield had im - proved somewhat, they too had net trouble. Several Garfield passes ended as stolen balls and the Cubs led 65-49 as the fourth quarter began. Greencastle led at the 6:15 mark by only 8 points as a determined Garfield string entered the action. However, it was Greencastle’s game and the Cubs meant to keep it that way. It was Greencastle by 18 points at the 2:20 mark as Ron Chadd fouled out. Garfield began a full court press while they searched for the magic combination to down the Cub Five. But the dam- : go had been done. The final buzzer ended the game with Greencastle the victor.

The first term at Central Normal College has just opened with an enrollment of 520 students. The following students are enrolled from Putnam County, Rosalyn Inge, Russellville, Kathleen Butler. Madonna Heady, Thomas Goldsberry, Charles C. Lester, Kimball Larkin. and Arthur Gross. Greencastle; Elmo Houston, Paul T. Buis. Albert Smedley, Ruth Williams East, and Noble Cox, Cloverdale: Elizabeth Wilson and Faye Sutherlin, Roachdale: Mabel Hick. Fillmore; and Verna Brothers, Bainbridge.

Personal And Local News Uriels

Admiral McLean was here visiting Donald McLean and family for a short time. He was enroute to the Pacific coast where he will take command of a U. S. Battleship.

Russellville Is Downed By Hawks

Bainbridge, 75; Belle Union, 44

BHIe Union (44) FC. FT PF

Clearwaters Buis Starr Bright Goodpaster Keller Cox Totals

0 0 0 10 2 0 2 18

5 1 3 4 3 1 2 19

Russellville (46)

Hurst

Harbison

Boiler

Fordice

Sinnett

___ 4

Richardson

Totals

Roachdale (59)

Preston

Snodgrass .

Baird

Lively

Asher

Hutchins

Clones

Wagner

Myers

Hill

Biggie

Totals

Russellville

11 20

Roachdale

13 25

Armour J. Jarboe has been lodged in the Putnam County jail in lieu of a ten thousand dollar bond. The Somerset Christian Church will have a songfest Sunday at 7 p.m. Morris Tippin will also deliver a short message. Mr. and Mrs. John Coley, of Bowling Green, are the parents of a daughter born Friday at the Putnam County hospital. The Fillmore Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Almon Buis on Friday, Feb. 7, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Vern Lydick will be co-hostess. Agnes Elizabeth King and Dorinda K. Stanley, Greencastle, have been pledged to Sigma Kappa Sorority Ball State College, Muncie, Indiana. The Young Mothers Study Club will meet Wednesday, February 5th, 7:30 p m. with Wilma Proctor. Bring two Valentines for the Riley Cheer Guild. Everett E. Allen, Jr., 21, of Reelsville, was arrested by City Officer Alva Hubble at 1:30 Friday afternoon on East Washington Street. Allen was charged with driving 50 miles an hour in a 30-mile zone. Keith Gorham, 27, city, pleaded guilty to three charges Friday in Justice of the Peace Collett’s court in Bainbridge and was fined a total of $70.75. Gorham was charged by State Trooper John Danberry with resisting arrest, parking on a highway and public intoxication.

B game: Roachdale 44-34

Vows Victory Over Viet Reds

Bainbridge (75) Bill Rossok Smith Winters Ron Rossok . Forrand Judy Albin Carent Totals Belle Union Bainbridge

FG FT PF 11 4 2 3 8 0 4 0 0 0

28 19 20 10 17 34 44

17 30 49 75

B. game; Bainbridge 56-28.

GOOD OLD DAYS

hors passed the $5.00 per hundred mark in Indianapolis for the first time in many months and the price is expected to continue upward. Other commodities will likely follow and it will be no surprise to see wheat $1.00 a bushel and corn nearly there within

SAIGON UPI — Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanb, Southeast Asia’s newest military strongman, has vowed he will lead South Viet Nam personally to victory over the Communists. The 36-year-old soldier who overthrew this country's military junta Thursday told a twohour news conference his seizure of power should be regarded as an “ internal purge” of the regime rather than a coup d’etat. “We have not had one shot fired, or any bloodshed at all,” he said. Khanh, who wore camouflagedyed para troop fatigues and black combat boots, indicated to a crowd of native and foreign newsmen that he may eventually assume the post of premier of South Viet Nam.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Gloria Jean Shannon, 5 years old today, Feb. 1.

YOUTH WEEK SERVICES JAN. 29 ■ FES. 2 7:30 Each Evening SUNDAY

10:30 A. M. 7:30 P. ft!. REV. R3BERT WATSON SPECIAL SPEAKER

Paul Christmas, Student of Olivet Nazarene College, Will Have Charge of the Music

WE WELCOME YOU

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St. Pauls’ Guild To Meet Mondjjy St. Paul's Guild will meet Monday, Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Members, please remember to bring your article for the white elephant sale. Social co-chairmen for this meeting are, Mrs. Dan Mahoney, Mrs. Alfred Losin, Mrs. Albert Rolls and Mrs. Donald Riley.

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Mr. and Mrs. lleniian F. P. Hoepennans

Miss Mary Louise Manson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Manson, 509 East Seminary Street, and Herman F. P. Hoepermans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoepermans, Haarlem, Holland, were united in marriage Friday in Aldergate Room of Charterhouse of Gobin Church. Rev. Claude M. McClure officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white satin brocade, featuring a round neckline, long sleeves-and fitted bod-

League Plans Dunes Petition

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CLUB CALENDAR Monday Monday Book Club—8 p.m.— Mrs. V. J. Wycoff. Tuesday Delta Theta Tau Alumnae — Mrs. Robert Farbcr, 712 Highridge—7:30. Over-the-Teacups — 2 p.m. — Mrs. Clyde Wildman. Wednesday Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae—2 p.m.—Mrs. James G. Hughes. Woman's Club — 2 p.m. — Kappa Alpha Theta house. Crescent Club—-2 p.m.—Mrs. Eugene Akers.

DES MOINES, Iowa UPI— Izaak Walton League organizations in seven states will petition the Senate Public Lands subcommittee in Washington in favor of the proposed Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, a league official said. Dr. Keith McNurlen, Ames, Iowa, president of the Iowa Division of the League, said a joint statement on behalf of seven state divisions of Izaak Walton will be presented to the subcommittee. The other states are Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Colorado, Wyoming anr Maryland.

Waistline Key To Woman's Wear

PARIS UPI — To have a natural waistline or not is the question in the Paris fashion shows. Designer Jacques Griffe played it both ways today by putting women into "parachute straps.” Griffe kept to his usual slim, loose-ovaisted and uncluttered line. But he jumped into the current waist controversy by adding a variety of half - belts dangling in front, in back or crosing in front like straps parachute jumpers wear. Suits, both in daytime light wool and linen and late afternoon printed silks or evening lame, had loosely hanging halfbelts in back. On one checked wool the half - belt continued around to the front to become an inset “parachute strap” piece that crossed over the bosom in an “X” shape. Griffe used this same parachute strap design on a narrow, loose, and sleeveless navy wool

Hope For Cardinal

VATICAN CITY UPI — There was new hope at the Vatican today that Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenity may soon be released from his seven-year seclusion in the U.S. legation in Communist Hungary. The hope was spurred by an Italian News Agency report from the United Nations Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaertner are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sue Ellen to Danny Craig O'Neal. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Neal of 303 West Jacob St., Greencastle, Ind. x The wedding will take place Saturday, February 15th, at 2:00 p.m. in the College Church of the Nazarene in Kankakee, HI. At the present time Danny and Sue are attending Olivet Nazarene College in Kankakee where Mrs. Gaertner, Sue’s mother, is a member of the faculty. The couple plan to reside in Kankakee.

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DOUBLE DECKER DRIVE IN DINING ROOM

HOME OF KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUE

Atkins & Sons

Gofer Shellane

7-Up

Monon Grill

Mallory’s

22V2

37i/ 2

Pepsi Cola

22y 3

371,6

400 series: Bob

Patterson

481,

Stan Hurst 449,

Rusty Elliott

419, Bob Evens 419, Roger Als-

paugh 414, Barbara Harvey 406.

Tuesday IBM Ladies

Jackson

McKeehan

411,6

301/2

Johnson

...... 41

Decker

Ritter

Knauer

Whitley

Pelfrey

311/6

40i 2

Cox

Cromer

Receiving their report cards N.B. McCammon, G.H.S. prinWednesday, January 29, students cipal, attended a meeting of the could be seen walking around the Indiana High School Athletic halls joyfully or entering the Association at Indianapolis, Jancounselor’s office dismally. uary 29.

Along with 64 principals from The Prom decoration Commit- the sections of the IHSAA. Mr. tee met Wednesday, January 29, McCammon discussed the rules, to discuss plans for the annual regulations, referees, and crowd Junior-Senior Prom, May 8. behavior at the county basketball tourneys.

Kenneth Keller, assistant principal, atended the Governors Conference on Monday, January 27 at Purdue University. The theme was “Rural Youth in a Changing Enviornment.” The conference was sponsored by The Indiana Youth Council.

At the pep session for the Garfield game Friday evening, the seniors gave a skit for students and faculty. The enthusiastic group of students were with the boys “all the way.”

ice. Her veil of white tulle was attached to a white pillbox hat. She carried white sweetheart roses and violets. The bride’s attendants were Cindy Tikva, Becky Sutherlin and Mrs. Patty Baxter. John Throckmorton was best man. Ushers were David Baxter and John Manson. A reception was held at the home of the bride. For their wedding trip, the bride chose a mint green wool suit with green feather hat. They will reside in the Chicago area.

Hi Game Pelfrey 194 Hi Series. N. Jackson, 465 400 and over— N. Johnson 465, Cromer 461, McKeehan 459, Pelfrey 443, Jackson 441. E. Porter 431, Phillips 429, Hurst 423, Whitley 416, Ritter 415, Cox 414. Gentry 412, Wilson 411, Leisure 409, Decker 406, Giltz 405.

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Tuesday IBM Ladies

dress, and even on several straight coats. To avoid actually belting the waist at its natural spot, he also designed “hide and seek” belts. On a yellow nubby tweed jacket, a wide black leather half-belt in back vanished at the side but appeared in front with a huge buckle. Underneath the jacket was a slim bare-backed yellow halter dress. Some suit skirts were narrow and straight, others pleated. Griffe kept shoulders natural and suit jackets coilarless, or with narrow collars and lapels. Designer Phillippe Venet unveiled his spring line. His coats, usually his best-selling item, were straight. Some were narrow; others had more fullness so they could be worn over suits.

McKeehan

\V 441.6

L 31i6

Jackson

Decker

Johnson

Knauer

Ritter -

Whitley

Pelfrey - —

3416

4116

COK

Cromer —

Hi Game—A. McKeehan 211

Hi Series—A. McKeehan 521

400 and Over— McKeehan 521, Whitley 517, Decker 460, N. Johnson 457, Cromer 445, Case 447, Wilbur 442, Wilson 432, Jackson 430, Gentry 430, Denny 425, Ritter 424. Phillips 415, Earl 411, Cox 405, Hurst 404, Mawer 402

YOU HAVE A WATCH AT MASON JEWELERS FOR REPAIR THAT HAS BEEN HERE FOR 6 MO. Or LONGER IT WILL BE SOLD. PLEASE CLAIM YOUR PROPERTY NOW.

MASON Jewelery SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE

GRACE BAPTIST CHI lit H 1011 Avenue D. 9:30 a.m. Bible School. Classes for all. 11:00 a.m. Worship service. 7:00 p.m. Glad Gospel Hour. Gary W. Miller of Westminster, Colo., will be preaching at both services as a candidate to fill the pulpit. He is a graduate of Shelton College and Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary. All are urged to be present. Thursday, Feb. 6, 7:00 p.m. Hour of Power. Verl Jennings will be continuing our study of Romans 8:28. "Do all things work together for good?”

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