The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1966 — Page 7

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indian* Wednesday, November 2, 1966

Fillmore News By Mrs Charles Smith, Correspondent

will be taken In the next two | Those which face an apparent | promised to process the Bedweeks on four of the state’s long delay in getting the re- ford. Churubusco, Jasper and 11 pending applications for fed- quested funds are Alexandria Whitley County applications eral grants to be used in local $18,032, Elkhart County $8-,415. “within the next tw< weeks’’

Charles Smith gave the lesson Don’t forget the Band Par- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Duncan planning. Hope $14,857, hew Harmony but there is no indication of on "UNICEF’’ and “A Way Out en t s smorgasbord S a t u r d a y, of Coatesville cal-ed Wednesday The four are Bedford for $13,886, Vermillion County $24.- when action will b*- tskei on

For Yesterday s People” from Nov . 5. afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Cleo $27,906, Churubusco $12,131, 000, the State Department of the remaining applicati ns. the Methodist Woman.” Re- Tu orri yv> rs nleaso note change Shuck and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jasper $7,671, and Whitley Commerces planning

1 General W.S.C.S. met Thur?-' Floyd Morgan of Boswell spent ] Mrs. Dorothy Reaser spent ' day afternoon at the Recreation a recent Sunday with Mrs. Tuesday with Mrs. Hallie MaBuilding. The work for the day Elizabeth Dunlavy and Mr. and gill, Mrs. Julia Anne Gordon

was piercing quilt blocks. Mrs. Mrs. Donald Quick. and sons.

by Mrs. Virginia Hanks. The November general meeting will be canceled since it falls on

Mr. and Mrs. John Butler and ! College, at Hammond, La. family moved S a t u r d a y to Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Buch Greeneastle. anan had their sons and fam

Upon returning from the ilies at a family supper Sunday, Thanksgiving Day.

UNICEF drive the M.Y.F. had Oct. 16.

a wiener roast behind the Rec-

Members please note change Shuck and

freshments were sent by Mrs. of meeting time for the Band Garrett. Marjorie Buchanan and served Parents> Monday, Nov. 7, in-

stead of Tuesday, Nov. 8, since Tuesday is night of the election. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Poehlein and daughter, Carol of Shelburn

The Friendly Sewing Circle W ere guests at a birthday din-

Thursday evening supper had a dinner meeting Wednes- ner Sunday, Oct. 24, for Mrs.

Action Due Cn Federal Grants

SMOKE SIGNAL

advisory

County $39,444. All filed ap- service $195,005, and Jennings plications for the federal grants a nd Perry Counties and Misha-

before July 1. waka, whose separate applica- SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Borah said, however, that the tions came in at 016 8ame time When y° ur exhaust smoke U remaining eight applications 311(1 are S^ped as one request bluish, gray or black color it

were filed after July 1. He said for 5113,032. trouble.

the federal funds available for 1 Borah said the noney will be A bluish or gray smoke could

INDIANAPOLIS UPI -— Di- the work proved to be unequal matched on the basis of $2 fed- mean an excess of oil is getting

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reation Building, followed by a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles day at Torr’s Restaurant. Every Poehlein at the home of Mr. and rector John D. Borah of the Vesper service. Smith were Mesdames Ruth member present except one. Mrs. Don Whitehead and Indiana Departmcn* of ComThe Lairmore Girls S. S. class Smith, Avaril Huller and Daisy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Muller .daughters. They are Mrs. merce planning division says had a Hallowe’en Party Sunday Youngerman. , and family and Mr. and MrsJ Whitehead's parents and sister, he has been advised that action evening at the Recreation

Building.

The Christian Church young people had a party at the home of Patricia and Karen West Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Williamson were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace and daughter in

Plainfield.

Bethel Baptist Church enjoyed a very successful revival week of Oct. 16 with seven conversions and one transfer. Jerry Williamson of Terre Haute spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Williamson. Sunday guests were Mrs. Tracy Williamson of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hutcheson and family of Greeneastle. Twenty-one members of the Senior B.Y.F. accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Jack McDaniels, Mrs. Wanda Evans and Mrs. Margaret Flater attended a retreat at Winona Lake Thursday until Saturday. General C.W.F. observed their annual “Share a Garment” meeting at the church Thursday afternoon, Oct. 27, with 25 adults and four children present. The speaker was a DePauw exchange student from The Netherlands, who gave a very informative talk about customs In his country. Mrs. Jerry Ready gave the devotions and dedicated the gifts for the Emily Flynn Home for the Aged at Marion. The hostesses, Mrs. Melba Gorham and Mrs. Joyce Custis, nerved dainty refreshments. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon, Oct. t6, at the home of Mrs. Callie Casady, with Mrs. Ha Smith hostess, with 16 present. Roll call was “Autumn Verse.” Mrs. Geraldine Barcus sent the entertainment by Mrs. Edith Ruark. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roark, Mrs. Carrie Cline and Mrs. Ruth Sutherlin. On Nov. 16 the club will observe their 63rd anniversary with a 12:30 luncheon at Torr’s. Refreshments were served. Callers on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crews and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells and familj? of Greeneastle, Mrs. Albert McClure and family of Greeneastle and Mrs. Merle Smythe. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClure moved over the weekend into the Richard Stewart place which they purchased recently. The Volunteer Fire Department made a run Monday to the home of Ezra Arnold where a tractor and a com picker was practically destroyed. On Friday they were called to the Lois Clark farm where a tractor set a com field on fire, about three acres were burned. On Saturday they were called to a fire in Gib Cox’s corn field on the former Walter Clift place. Jimmy Jackson of Brownsburg visited Sunday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Oran Buis.

Mrs. Edna Walsh of Russellville visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Daisy Youngerman. Mr. and Mrs. Venice Lewis visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan of Indianapolis and Mrs. Leona Decker visited Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Smith observing Mrs. Jordan’s birthday. They called in the afternoon on other rel-

atives.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Westenhofer and children of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Mrs. Daisy Youngerman and Mrs. Avaril Huller. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Evans called last week on Mrs. Ida Day and Charley. Fillmore youth were working on the UNICEF Drive Sunday afternoon. Many residents were not at home. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Petro returned to their home on Monday from a two months trip in the South Central and Western

states.

Joe Flckett has been ill for some time. He is able to be up some of the time. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glaze and son, Mike, spent the weekend visiting their son, John, a student at Southeastern Louisiana

to the demand, so those re- eral to 51 local, and used for past the piston rings, according ceived after July 1, will be proc- developing a master plan, with to the National Automobile essed under a new evaluation zoning for future land use. Club. Black smoke means too system not yet devised. | He said federal officials much gasoline in the mixture.

“SUPER-RIGHT”

5th CONSECUTIVE WEEK

OF STEAK SALE

STUKS SIRLOIN I T-BONE or CUBE

79il89il99 S ——

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8TH CONSECUTIVE WEEK AT THIS LOW PRICE

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Sliced Bacon

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STARK & WETZEL - 16-OZ.

Grand Duchoss steaks ea.

SLICED TURKEY WITH GRAVY Honeysuckle 2

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Dinner Franks ..

Delicious 7-Oz. Sliced

Plumrose Ham .

79c 1.79 69c 89c

(BEEF FOREQUARTERS LB. 39c)

Hindquarters u>. 59c "SUPER-RIGHT" Liver Sausage lb. 49c "SUPER-RIGHT" BY THE PIECE Large Bologna ... lb. 49c

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Potatoes 20 89

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Bananas l. 10‘ Apples 8 for 59*

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