The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 September 1964 — Page 6

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Page 6 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1964

THE DAILY BANNER

WIN FIRST PLACE AT STATE FAIR

WINS JUNIOR DIVISION AT STATE FAIR

Mr? Harold Alcorn and her three daughters, Jennie 4. Dottie 5, and Debbie 13. of Bainbridge. Route 1, won fir*t place at the Indiana State Fair in the Family Outfit Division of the Young Homemakers Style Show on Sunday afternoon, September 5. Mrs. Alcorn and her daughters were tastefully dressed in white and orange cotton print shift type dresses, nnd carried white coats lined with orange to match the print. There were fourteen contestants entered in the family outfit division. The Alcorn family group also won reserve sweepstakes aver all the 57 entries in the four categories of the Young Homemakers Style Show.

Miss Susan Birt won the Junior Division of the state “Make It Yourself With Woo!" contest at the State Fair. She won a Singer sewing machine, a silver tray, and is alternate to the national contest in Phoenix, Arizona. Joe Skimmerhorn made the presentation.

CLEANUP WEEK FOR FRATERNITY BOYS

WINS ADULT DIVISION AT STATE FAIR Mrs. Phyhss Schlegel of Greencastle won the adult division of the state "Make Tt Yourself With Wool" contest at the State hair. •' > he won a Singer sewing machine and a silver tray. Joe Skimmeihorn made the presentation.

Tim Buecher, hose in hand, figures there is no need getting heated up over a little lawn duty. While the Wuiisville freshman takes it easy on the veranda of DePauw University’s Delta Chi fraternity, his brothers, botl ns ml down below, dig in and mop up in preparation for the beginning of orientation week activities n > inative companions include (left to right i Art Chandler. Casey. 111.. Dick Bean. Scottsville, N. Y., and Mike Dunn (in w indow" i, Sandusky, O.