The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 6

mkp WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1953. FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 48TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY SATURDAY JUNE 20. 1953 8:30 TO 72:30 O'CLOCK EAGLES HOME All Eagles and Members of Families WELCOME! Dance Music by TOM SCHAFFNER'S ORCHESTRA FLOOR SHOW THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER, GREENFIELD, INDIANA Kit Endorse Morrislovn I cruiser Baltimore's crew salutes the queen cussed. It was decided to go to the Greenfield Park and to go wn rr fry novt mr-ptinnr STILL ANOTHER BRIDGE TO CROSS June 18th. We are to met at Man (-AT Of fir A News of 4-H CLjRS A demonstration on plain muffins given by Jane Gibbons was enjoyed by all.

Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips and Cokes were served by Sandra Lennen. Conard, Card Hagman, Marjor- Lowell E. Spencer of Morris -town, present Indiana 10th District American Legion commander, was endorsed Saturday night as a candidate for state southern vice-commander at ie Clair and Dcnna McCiarnon. AJf JUK a Mohawk Chiefs 4-11 the state Legion convention, to be held at Indianapolis July 24-27. Spencer was endorsed at the monthly 10th district meeting held at Post 167 in Albany.

An The Mohawk Chiefs 4-II Club lUick Crock Sr. 4-H The fourth regular meeting of the Buck Creek Agriculture Senior 4-H Club was held Friday, June 12th at the Mt. Comfort fire house. The meeting was called to or-e'er by the president, Harold Crock, followed with the pledge to the American flag led by the held its last meeting jui.s 4ui at the home of Max Hall. Four i -I i Air Force veteran of World War II and active in the Legion since 1945, Spencer has served as commander of Willard E.

Hen-siey Post 102 in Morristown, and as a member of various district and state committees. He is employed by the Charlie Stuart Corp. in Indianapolis and also a member of the 40 8. teen members were present. The pledge to the American flag was given and certain business maters were considered.

A tour of the dairy barn was made and Max's calves were shown. Dayle Kasten, assistant county agent, showed pictures of the different 4-H projects which were very interesting. Guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Kasten and the son of Rev.

Todd. The next club meeting will be held on Thursday, June 18th, at the home of Tom Whitaker, of Mohawk. IT'S A JU3ILANT scene as west coast Longshoremen's union chief Harry Bridges (left) and his co-defendants, Henry Schmidt (middle) and J. R. Robertson, exult over news of the U.

S. Supreme Court's reversal of their perjury-conspiracy conviction in 1950. The court ruled the conviction invalid because- the government obtained th Indictment eight months too late statute ot limitations. The Justice department, however, said It fetill was examining Bridges' case with a view to deportation. (International Sound photo) fKCOBSH ENGINES Paris and Service The Carter Co.

Visiting Grandparents Miss Mary Lou Wilcoxon is spending the week in the country with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miller, of Carthage, Route 1. '5 i 4 The articles that are in the newspapers were explained by Roland Crock, news reporter Mr. Callahan gave a prelim inary talk about the 4-H camp 1,400 OFFICERS and men of the 16.S00-tcn U.

S. cruiser Baltimore (foreground) stand at attention as HMS Surprise, bearing Queen Elizabeth, moves by in a giant coronation naval review off Spithead, England. More than 2G0 warships. 16 of them foreign, participated. International Radiophoto) which will be held at Shaka president, Eddie Fentz.

Group, singing was led by Dorothy Scalf, song leader. The roll call was answered by standing and naming your favorite TV program. Fourteen members of the junior club were guests at the meeting. Minutes oi the last meeting were read and approved. mak from June 24-27.

During the project period the it will be open Thursday Memorial Hospital where ice-president introduced Noel my UI1U Iiiaj lULciiiuuu. Phone 71301 West Rd. 40 Callahan of Purdue University Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cole, of near Fortville were the Monday evening dinner guests of Rev.

and Mrs. E. L. Ford, of Shelbyville. Mr.

and Mrs. Ford are ieavinj Shelbyville soon to assume pastorate of First Christian Church of Portsmouth, Ohio. who showed slides of the Na CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all of my friends and relatives for their cards and visits while I was a patient in the Hancock Memorial Hospital and since returning home. Everyone's kindnesses to me were greatly appreciated. Jesse Carlton.

Injured In Fall J. B. Shackle, owner and operator of Your Hobby Shop at 2 N. Mount fell at ihe shop Monday evening and suffered severe injuries to his arm. He was taken to the Hancock arm was placed in a cast from the wrist to the elbow.

Due to Mr. Shackle's injury, it will be impossible to have the shop open all of the time, but tional 4-H club center in Washington D. and some on Jerry Tennis, cf Robinson, 111., is spending the week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scott, Center this city.

trip he had won to National club camp. Sidney Needman, health and For Father's Day Give safety leader, was in charge of Junior Littleton gave a very interesting talk on the state crops judging contest held recently at the Purdue round-up. Joy Abel, who won a trip to the round-up, gave a talk cn the first day at the round-up. The second day at the roundup was explained in detail by Donnie Sparks, a member of the crops judging team. Rcland Crock, another mem safety movie that was very nteresting, and educational.

The meeting was adjourned 7 and everyone enjoyed delicious Thesres only osse answer. Eifcrffic TOOLS refreshments. No recreation was had due to the lengthy meeting. ber of the crops team, told about the last day at the round-up John Steele gave a resume of Wilkinson Brcwnies' 4-H Club the things left out by the other The Wilkinson Brownies Boys speakers. club held their second reg ular meeting at the Wilkinson school building at 8 p.

June 11. Va" and Vi" Drills Drill Kits 9" Saws Complete Line of POWER TOOLS PICKETT HARDWARE (0. The meeting was called to or der by Larry Spegal, vice-pres ident. Kenneth Rushton led Older Folks with Itching Shin For the napKintr. maJiloninc persistent itch dry so ci-mimin to folks pait rniiMIe age, Kt'sinul Ointment is a special, soothinc relief.

Contains lanolin which acts in place of ttiisinK natural skin 01I3 works fast, and comfort lusts. It feels so pood not to have to scratch and scratch, 'let Resinol and Bet relief. All drug stores. the club in the pledge of the American Flag and the 4-H flag. Diana Downey, song leader, led in a couple cf songs "Oh Susanna," and "I Been Working On The Railroad." Everyone enjoyed the recrea tion and the refreshments of cookies and Cokes.

mml h(B 1 tett fcfS lirandywine 4-H The Brandywine Blue Ribbon 4-H Club held its regular meet GOOD AS NEW 1950 CHEVROLET 12-TON PICK-UP Good tircr and heater. New paint job, bright red. $995.00 CHRISTIAN QUALITY CHEVROLET GREENFIELD, INDIANA ing June 9th at the home of Mary June Lineenfelter. Co- hostesses were Albera White i-ides, Dorothy Ortel and Bar bara Davis. The president, Alberta White sides, called the meeting to or der.

Roll call was given by as sistant secretary-treasurer, Car olyn Sue Hineman, and 21 mem bers answered. After the meeting the members and nine guests and 24-H leaders enjoyed a hay ride and weiner roast. PUBLIC DANCE ROUND AND SQUARE Knightstown Sunset Park Shelter House JUNE 20th AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9 to 12 P. M. CALLER: CHARLES GOFF MUSIC BY THE PRESCHER FAMILY ADMISSION 75c Each, Tax Incl.

EVERYONE WELCOME lirandywine 4-H Club The Brandywine Busy Bees met at the heme of Bill Boring Friday evening at 8:30. The meeting was called to order by the president. Nancy Polley led the group in giving pledges to the flags. Each member answered roll call by civine their favorite actress's name; 23 members responded. A discussion on a skating par Fleet operators, farmers, independent truckers-truck users everywhere buy more Chevrolets than any other make.

There can be only one reason for that: Chevrolet trucks offer more of what you want. ty and picnic followed and the BY MEN THOROUGHLY VERSED IN THE. ILLS OF ALL MAKES OF CARS group is planning on seeing the Indianapolis Indians play on June 23rd. Since a few mem bers plan to attend the 4-H camp, there was information given about that by the adult SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED leader, Mr. McClam.

The meeting was adjourned iff mi OTiWltiMiniwiBii -YYf-p-f and refreshments were served Have that cor of yours thoroughly checked now for the by Bill Boring, Deryl Swain and Jerry and Larry Davis. days of enjoyable Summer mo Wilkinson Jelly Makers 4-H The regular meeting of the toring ahead Motor Tunes Wilkinson Jolly Makers 4-H was Brake adjustments and in held Thursday, June 4th at the Wilkinson school building. stallation Steering adjustments and alignments Trans Ony Chevrolet Advance 'Design Trucks offer off these features yet it's the lowest' priced truck line! TWO GREAT VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINES The Load-master or the Thrif tmaster to give you greater power per gallon, lower cost per load. SYNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSION for fast, smooth shifting. HYPOID REAR AXLE-for dependability and long life.

DUAL-SHOE PARKING BRAKE for greater holding ability on heavy-duty models. CAB SEAT with double deck springs for complete riding comfort VENTIPANES for improved cab ventilation. WIDE-BASE WHEELS-for increased tire mileage. BALL-GEAR STEER-ING-for easier handling. UNIT-DESIGNED BODIES-for greater load protection.

BATTLESHIP CAB CONSTRUCTION double-walled, all-steel unit of great strength and durability. 219 East Main The meeting was called to or As the official sales figures keep rolling in, they keep telling the same positive story: Again in 1953, for the twelfth straight production year, truck buyers show a clear-cut and decisive preference for Chevrolet trucks. If you're a truck user, this fact is mighty important to you. Why? Well, as you know, trucks are built and bought for just one reason to do a job. So isn't it logical then that since Chevrolet trucks outsell all others, they must do a better job at lower cost? Millions of truck buyers have found this to be true.

They've found, too, that Chevrolet trucks offer more features they want, yet it's the lowest-priced truck line of all! That's why it will pay you to stop in and see us before you buy your next lalavition Evary Tuatday and Thurtday Evening TUNE IN THE DINAH SHORE SHOW ON NBC Radio Every Monday and Friday Evening Phone 360 mission checked Motor overhauls Valve grind and valve der by Eleanor Lewman, vice- adjustment. president. The pledge to the American Flag was led by Karen Hoppes and Ruth Souders led the pledge to the 4-H Flag. Lin da Thomas led the club in three songs. Roll call was given by Elea MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE I QunaMty Greenfield nor Lewman, in the absence of REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES S.

T. M. MOTORS 810 E. Main Phone 830 We pick up your car anddeliver it to you free Gwen Rozzell. Forty members and leader, Mrs.

Dora Spegal, and assistant Mrs. Lola Smith, answered roll call. The secretary's report was read by Patsy Spegal. Plans for a party were dis-.