The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

CRFFNCAS7LE, INDIANA

THURS., MARCH 1 2, 1964. Page 3

Bainbridge News Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stoner and daughter Sue Ann of Indianapolis, Don Stoner of Kokomo and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Brothers were supper guests last Saturday of Mrs. Cecil Stoner and son Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Johnston are parents of a baby daughter weighing 5 lbs 1 and one-half oz. and answers to the name of Judith Elaine. Mrs. Phyllis Hale has returned to her home here after spending the winter in Ohio. Mrs. Albert Solomon visited last week with relatives in New Albany. Mary Lynn Hanks of Indiana State at Terre Haute spent the the weekend with her mother and family. Mr. and Mrs. O.L. VanCleave and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hess are on a two weeks’ vacation in Leesburg. Florida. Jennifer and Suzanne Johnson of Danville, Ind. were weekend guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson.

On Sunday they all visited Mr. Johnson’s mother at Frankfort, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shea and sons of Indianapolis and Mr. Dexter Harrigun of Greencastle, R.R. were Sunday guests ot .Ni.s. Cleila Shea and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Luth ;md daughters of Newman. 111. spent Sunday with Mrs. Luth's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Proctor and daughter of Indianapolis visited his mother, Mrs. Stella Proctor and daughter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil English, David and Suzanne and Mrs. Achsa Cassiday attended the Flower Patio show in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon and had supper with Mrs. Cassiday’s sister, Mrs. Mildred Pitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clodfelter of Detroit, Mich., visited Sunday afternoon with his daughters, and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and children and Mrs. Frank O'Hair, Mr. O'Hair and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott attended the Regional Tourney at Indianapolis Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold of Fillmore spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gooch. Mr. and Mrs. William Hueber and family of Brownsburg were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson. The Eskimo Bridge Club met with Mrs. Muriel Nelson Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bernice Steward and M . Lucille Curran.

NEWS

Eiteljorge Barber Shop Thursday and Friday Hours Open ’til 7:30 P. M. Open ’til 9:30 A. M. Saturday And Then To Lafayette

WOMEN’S BOWLING NEWS The two tournaments held each year by the Greencastle Women’s Dowling Association are now history. The Charity Tournament which was held in January was won by First Citizens Bank Team No. 1, their score was 2731. This team is made up of Joyce Leer, Beth Hurst, Juanita Murray, Liz Godfrey and Chris Masten. The Stoner Insurance agency donated a traveling charity to the GBA several years ago. The Annual Handicap tournament was held in February with lots of enthusiasm and many entries in all classes, team, doubles and singles, and all-events. The winners and the leaders of all classes are listed below: Team, 1st place Putnam Loan with 2758; and 2nd. place Whitakers with 2757; 3rd IBM. No. 8, 2705; 4th 1st Citizens Bank No. 2; 5th place belongs to Murphy Marathon. Doubles: 1st place was claimed by C.

Atkins and A. Atkins with 1127 2nd. place goes to C. Justus and B. Cromer with 1124. 3rd. place was B. Douglas and R. Hampton 1112 4th place, J. Wokoun and P. Huxford for 1095. 5th. place, B. Gillaspy and W. Pelfrey with 1090 Singles: 1st. place Nancy Wallace with 603 2nd. place J. Wokoun for 591 3rd. place E. Ashworth with a 563. 4th. place, J. Youngpeter for 547 5th. place, L. Godfrey with a 543. All Events: 1st. place, D. Albright, 1701 Handicap: 2nd. place, N. Wallace 1675 3rd place, L. Godfrey, 1673 4th. place. W. Pelfrey, 1661

5th. place, A. Atkins, 1648 All Events— Actual W. Pelfrey. 1499 P. Huxford, 1479 D. Albright, 1440 B. Hurst, 1429 B. Cromer, 1414. The tournament committee would at this time like to express its thanks to those who donated their time and effort to making this tournament a success, w o, t s bowlers, really appreciated all your efforts.

500 Series: D. Alfont 599. N. Pelfrey 536. N. Hoffa 557. B. Alexander 535, B. Langdon 554, M. York 534 E. Irwin 552, D. Pierce 532, D. Bowman 550, K. Finchum 520, G. Crawley 542, W. Mark 511, N. Mark 539, C. Crawley 507, E. Lewis 53S, S. Komgenick 500. 200 Games: N. Pelfrey 245, E. Irwin 235, B. Langdon 234, G. Crawley 213, D. Alfont 211, 201, N. Hoffa 203, N. Mark 200.

High Ind. Series: Cavin 523 High Team Game: First Citi-

zens Bank No. 1 803

High Team Series: First Citi-

zens Bank No. 2, 2263.

425 Series and over: Cavin 523, Hurst 511, Grubb 494, Buis 489, McCammack 466. McKeehan 465, Girton 461, Simmons 460, Douglas 459, Godfrey 453, Lancaster 452, Bennington 451, Davis 451,

Hampton 450, Youngpeter

Cantonwine 435.

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Respects Paid To Late King

ATHENS, Greece - UPI—An estimated one million persons paid their last respects to King Paul of Greece today, thronging the streets of Athens to watch a funeral procession that included

royalty and statesmen *from aTT

over the world.

Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Lyndon D. Johnson headed the United States delegation to the ceremony. The King’s widow, 46-year-old Queen Mother Frederika, appeared. all but hysterical with grief for the husband who died a week

ago at the age of 62.

4ri9 - PLANT DESTROYED RICHMOND UPI — Fire of undetermined origin virtually destroyed an industrial plant early today at a loss of about $340,000. Nobody was hurt when flames swept through the Staco Inc., plant, which manufactures electric transformers for radio and

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