The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 December 1964 — Page 2
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Those in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm R. Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Glee Truesdel, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smiley, Mr. and Mrs. Garwood Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Conner. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Branneman, Miss Julina Cooksey and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Yount. Cloverdale Craft Club Holds December Meeting
the
hostess. Mrs. Earner received the prize for the first contest and Mrs. Bitzer for the second contest. Mrs. Colleen Neese won the drawing for the table center
piece.
There was the usual Christmas exchange, each member re-
ceived a beautiful gift. . T .
, joiced m God my Saviour. Luke The meeting was closed by J the president. Mrs. Bitzer, 1 1
thanking all who had part in The Lord is g ,eat - His sal * ! making the evening so delight- vation is eternaL His ^lory is ful and wishing each a Merry truth and love and dominion.
Christmas.
My
Lord.
Bible
Thought soul doth magnify and my spirit hath
Marriage Licenses Edgar Franklin Hudson, truck driver, Indianapolis, and Jean Marie Propp. secretary. Coatesville, Route 2. Ronald Lee McCloud, unemployed, Greencastle, and Alice May Loyd, factory worker, Pleasant Plains, Illinois.
Let us trust in Him and serve Him and praise Hina forever
and ever.
Personal And Local News
Willing Worker* i Club Held 1st. Meeting The Willing Workers of ‘‘65" held their first meeting on Thursday, December 3rd at | 7:00 p.m. It was held at the home of their 4-H leader, Mrs. : June Harbison. The purpose of the meeting was to elect the officers for the new season. They are as follows: President, Patty Mitchell: Vice President, Linda Phipps: Secretary, Shirley Lambermont; Treasurer, Jim Albin; News Reporter, Judy Stevens; Cloverdale Craft Club held Recreation Leaders. Lynn Far- their Dec. meeting at the old ( row and Kathy Reynolds: Song Trail Inn. A delicious lunch was Leaders, Linda Whitehead and enjoyed by ten members and Marla Bilbruck; Health and one guest. Mrs. Mary Alice. Safety Steve Albin. There was a nice display of The members then voted to craft gifts by the members keep the Club Name the same, and exchange of gifts. Our The members also decided to President, Mrs. Robert Patten, have their meetings the first received a gift of appreciation Monday of every month at 7:00 for her past work, o clock. The next meeting is to The new officers that were be January 4th, at 7:00 p.m. elected in Nov. meeting were Everyone is to meet at Mrs. installed by Mrs. Ellis Yanders. June Harbison s. Several new ideas were The meeting was adjourned brought up to work on in the by the chairman. Jim Albin. coming year.
Tuesday, December 22, 1964
Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and the meeting adjourned. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. B G. Albright on Jan. 20.
ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wood, 6 North Central, Greencastle, 26 years, today, Dec. 22nd. Services Today GRANADA HILLS. Calif. UPI Funeral services were planned today for Academy Award-winning director Joseph Berne. 60. who suffered a heart attack last Saturday in his Palm Springs. Calif., home he won his Oscar for "Heavenly Music, 1 ’ a short subject.
WE WILL BE CLOSED Saturday December 26 LAUNDRY EASE NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE
Cloverdale l’ Held Xmu' The Direi^.
j Employees of
and
C lub Met Utih Mrs. Don ('radick The Cagle 10 &
4 Home Ec
Libday
Christmas Program The Croy's Creek Church is presenting it’s Christmas program on Thursday night, De-
cember 24.
The younger children will
The Greencastle Public rary will be closed all Christmas and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swart-
ley, R. R. No. 2. left today to
MARRIED 50 YEARS
Mr. and Mrs, J. Roy Porter celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary Dec. 20 at Old Trail Inn with a famjly dinner. The couple have five children, 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. They were all present except their oldest daughter and husband, Mrs. * Virginia Elia of Chicago. Also present was Roy’s only sister, Mrs. Elsie Thompson, and Mrs. Ora Porter and two sons. Paul and Noel.
to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wichmann. Greencastle. Route 1. The winners of a recent contest at Myers Pet House were
have a variety of songs and rec- Howard Hedge. Box 15, Roachitations. The youth group will dale, who won the aquarium present a play entitled "Christ- and the canary was won by E. mas In the Cobbler Shop.” Purcell, R. R. 1. Roachdale. Those participating are as The Common Council of follows: Linda Haddon, Mary Greencastle will meet for the Foreman, Mike and Lisa Gil- ] as t time this year December man. Freddie. Stevie and 28th at 7:30. Claims against Jimmie Michaels, Rodney, , the city must be turned in beMelanie and Janelle Jones. Jeff f ore December 24th according Bristow. Shelia and Pam John- | to City Clerk Clifford Frazier.
officers
The First Na- Club held their regular monthly
tional Bank of Cloverdale held meeting on Dec. 16 at the home their annual Christmas Dinner of Mrs. Don Cradick. In the abParty at Sky land Lodge on Fri- sence of the president Mrs. J. day evening. December 18th. C. Henderson conducted the After dinner, the Officers and . bu ’ siness meeting
spend the Christmas holiday in Employees were presented with '' ai3 Lallt ' d lo ° ,dei and Chnst '
Red Wing. Minn. annual bonus and *''o Di-
A daughter was born Monday re ctors were given i at the Putnam County Hospital Other gifts were also
in jovial mood.
It was announced at this festive occasion that three promotions were to become effective
$20 A Day INDIANAPOLIS U P I — Members of the Indiana Senate and House Apportionment Committees will receive S20 a day expense allowance on meetings they attend in advance of the Legislature's formal opening Jan. 11. Governor Welsh directed Budget Director Jack Booher to make the payments from the Governor’s Contingency Fund.
VINCE KIGER WILL WASH YOUR CAR KIGERS GULF 405 North Jackson Street
mas carols sung by nine members. The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were read and approved. The roll call was answered by “Something Special
I Got for Christmas.”
Program books for the coming year were completed and
January 1st. Mi. E. L. Smiley (j ues were paid the treasurer,
has been promoted to Vice Mrs . Noblc Costin.
President and Cashier. Mrs. The door prize was won b\* Garwood Frazier and Mr. E. Mrs. Robert Stallcop. The social
M. Yount were made Assistant hour was enjoyed by the annual Cashiers. 1 “white elephant” gift exchange.
Diamond Appraising
for Insurance and Estates
Harold Mason
G I. A Diamond Groduoto
Registered Jewelor American Ge^ Sociey Mason Jewelers 18 W. Washington St„ Greencastle, Ind.
Cloverdale Past Matrons Club Held Xmas Party - The Cloverdale Past Matron’s Club held their annual turkey ttimiei* and Christmas party at the Community Building. The committee in charge was Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Florence Arnold and Mrs. Taletha ■flay. Unfortunately, Mrs. Arniold and Mrs- Ray could not attend on account of sickness. oMrs. Johnson assumed the sole responsibility of hostess and proved herself to be an excellent one; i As .each entered the room Jthcy.were greeted by a beauti/Ul .scene, the bright lights, the .Christmas tree with its pretty lights, ornaments and tinsel.
, There were other decorations in keeping with the holiday season. The members were first seated in the smaller room for a friendly chat, until the call for dinner. Going into the larger room there was the long table with its beautiful setting, the snow white table covering, the appropriate decorations of candles and Christmas colors with a large Christmas center piece, donated by Mrs. Arnold. There was also a pretty Christmas favor for each to take home. The delicious turkey dinner was prepared and served by the ladies of the Legion Auxiliary. After dinner and the tables cleared two very interesting contests were conducted by the
| son, Carolyn Young. Marie. Jerry and Mike Kester. Marsha, ! Terry and Gail Hassler, Julia and Jennifer Childress, Jeff, j Rickie and Jerry Raab. Joe Raab, Betty and Carole John- ] son, Alice Callahan and Dave
1 McCullough.
The program will start at I 7:00 p.m. There will be treat for . the children and adults also.
IN MEMORY
NYLON TRICOT
3-Piece TRAVEL SET
in its own TRAVELBAG with ' MATCHING SCUFFS!
In loving memory of
A. Hurst, who departed this life, one year ago today. De-
cember 22. 1963.
Sadly missed by wife, Alma
{o surprise and’ delight herelegant fool HANDBAGS Wide variety of satchels, totes, gift bags for every taste!
The employees at the Clark and Sons Ready Mix Feed Company of Reelsvilie held their annual Christmas party at Hunt's Restaurant. After the party the employees were entertained by the Clark brothers
at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Herbert Little will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary Dec. 24. They have made their home in Bowling Green, Ind., the past seven years. Mr. Herbert at-
Edgar tended school in Greencastle
BEFORE CHRISTMAS CLEAN OP
and is 78 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaver of Logansport are the parents of a baby girl born December 13 in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Shaver is the former Nancy j| Hamm of Fincastle. Grandparent include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart of Fincastle, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hamm of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. D. A Shaver of Logansport.
WEDNESDAY PICHT 6 till 8 JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING - 6 to 8 STORE WIPE SAVINGS, BARGAINS, WE WILL CLOSE 5 till 6 TO GET READY, Be Here at 6:00 Sharp.
30 years in the cleaning and laundry business only. No other means of support. From Top Quality work, now Top Value Stamps. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
Hospital Notes
The complete sleep wardrobe for the longest trip! tubs in seconds dries in minutes no ironing needed ever
Dismissed Monday: Mrs. Ro- / bert Fowler and son, Mary Fra'l ley, Ida Simmerman, Mrs. Jackie Cook and daughter. Greencastle: Helen Guy, Cloverdale: Onald Hendrich, Mrs. Frank Hartman and son. Bainbridge: John McClure. Martins1 ville, Mrs. Eddie Smythe and son, Amo; Mrs. Charles Lane and daughter. Freedom.
LARGE SELECTION WOMEN'S DRESSES $
3 00
ALL OUR GIRLS JACKETS COATS ’
>700
RACK WOMEN'S CLOTH COATS *1
700
LOTS OF WOMEN'S BLOUSES
$150
RACK WOMEN'S JACKETS s
8“
ALL OUR WOMEN'S HATS
$100
Card Of Thanks
I wish to express my thanks to my friends, relatives and neighbors for the cards, gifts and flowers. Also Dr. Dettloff. Dr. Schauweeker, Dr. Wiseman and Dr. Ellett. all the nurses that waited on me and to all the blood doners, also the ministers that called. May God bless all of you. Yulah Lewis
COMPLETE CLEAN - UP
TOYS
AT GIVE-A WAY PRICES
BARGAIN TABLES 25° 50° T” s 2 00
MEN’S (OUR BEST)
SHOP UNTIL 8:30
^PUEVO’S
%>
(3.00 to 15.00
j Plus Tax
TROVER’S 2 OPEN NITES UNTIL XMAS
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WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A HOLIDAY IDEAL CLEANERS will be dosod Saturday, December 26, both locations. Will reopen Monday, December 28. 22 South Vine Ol 3-6710 614 $. Blomignton OL 3-6968 IDEAL CLEANERS
INSULATED UNDERWEAR You can’t afford to freeze now. Our best two-piece suit. MENS ZIP OUT COATS MENS WINTER JACKETS
$088
ns 88 $5 44
winter COATS - JACKETS $ 7 & $ 9
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