The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 8

PAGE 8 V.F.W. Stag May 27tt (Friday Nile)" Door Admission "$1. Plenty to Eat. C-203 GRADUATION PARTY DYER, Ind. raided a private high school graduating party early today, confiscated two 16-gallon kegs of beer and made three arrests: They said about 100 teen-agers from Dyer, Crown Point, St.

John, Hammond, Griffith and Calumet City, 111., were at the party in a vacant -house near here. However, only 15 youths were present when excise, state police and local officers arrived. Lalois Keilman, 58, Dyer, pleaded guilty in a Justice of the Peace Court to charges of selling liquor to minors and contributing to the delinquency of minors. He was fined $67. Alvin Evans, 19, was OLYMPIC OLYMPIC is tops in tie sportsman rfjass.

Striking pattern. outstanding man's watchband ia yellow gold $095 9 EARL G. RHODES Store hours 9 to 5. Wed. 9 to 12.

Fri. 9 to 2. fined $34 and Colin 18, Dyer, $1G, on similar ciarges. Police said one of the kegs' was empty. IC-gallon SUIT FILED SOUTH BEND, Ind.

Mrs. Sailors filed suit in Probate Court here Tuesday contesting the of her sister, the late Mrs. Netta Muessel EJlison, who bequeathed about $700,000 for philanthropic work. Mrs. Ellison died last Nov.

22. She left $20,000 in jewelry and household furnishings jto Mrs. Sailors. Mrs. Sailors alleged in the suit that her sister of 1 unsound mind when she executed the will.

THE i WAGON' WHEEL i Miniature Golf Course Will OPEN FRIDAY MAY 27-7 p.m. Open Each Day Thereafter At 1:30 P.M. Admission 25c TIPTON PARK West of Swimming Pool Ends Tonite 2 Shows at 7 9 P.M. production of BESToF EVERYTHING' HOPEUNuEi SUZY PARKER MARTHA HYER DIANE BAO BRIAN AHERHE ROBERT EVANS. In Color Cinemascope Friday Saturday-Double Feqture You Sit It Watches You And Makes You Part of the Show! i HYPHOMAGIC Montgomery in "Man From GOD'S Country" Sunday Monday Tuesday FROM THE PAGES Of THE LUSTY BCST-SELLERl li-t-ll noon t.

fMonnm HOME FROM THE Hltt I MITCHUM-ELEANOR PARKER POTATO-GEORGE Mrs. Webster Opens Meeting Miss Jean Groves Mrs. Alta Webster opened the program for class No. 8 of Arcadia Christian church with group singing of a hymn. The recent meeting occurred the home of Mrs.

Ora FoucK The thought for the day was given by the president, who read from Romans and closed with prayer. Secretary's and treasurer's reports -were read by 'Mrs. Ethel Bray and Mrs: Hazel Turner. Mrs. Small reported on the number of cards sent during the month.

Mrs. E. P. Whisman gave devotions, reading from Corinthians and an article. She presented the program, telling of the Christian home and hospital at St.

Louis. Mrs. Bray discussed the Christian home for children in Alaska. The offering was collected and prayer was voiced. Assisting the hostess in serving refreshments was Mrs.

Heaton. Present were Mesdames E. P. Whisman, Paul Teal, Hazel Turner, ake Small, Rose Reddick, Sam Juear, Cloe Merchant, Oscar Ham, iarbara Heaton, Otto Etchison, 'red Dickover, Charles Carter, Bray, Ina Bowser and Miss Myrtle Clark. "THE TIPTON DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1960 urprise Birthday Forty loners Mrs.

Cecil Rubush Fprd. Roltr. A surprise birthday party was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. foody Lee Buffer for Mrs.

Cecil lubush. A large decora ted-cake entered the table. Mrs. Rubush received several gifts. Present were Mr.

and Mrs. Chris owell and daughter and Mrs. ''rank Stevens and children, 'of larion; Mr. and Mrs. Robert lubush and daughter, of Eaton; AT.

and Mrs. Ned McCormack and hildren, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Avery and son, Mary Rubush, flarcia Hendershot, all of Kokomo; Jrs. John Rollins, Jr.

and daugh- er, of Russiaville; Mr. and Mrs. Vayne Moon and children, of Kempton; Mr. and Mrs. Woody Buffer and daughter, of Green- own; Miss Carol Rubush An- Ira Rubush, of Sharpsville.

MRS. BAXTER ENTERTAINED FOR FAMILY A family gathering occurred at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baxter, of Monticello, on Sunday, were Messers and Mes- ames T. O.

Dova Lee, Bob Eads and sons, of Kokomo; Fay Smith and children, of Sharpsville; 3arry Boyer, Mrs. Dick nd sons and Mrs. Bud Mdbley nd daughter, of Hollywood, Calif. Ur. and Mrs.

Mobley are here isiting friends and relatives. DRUG DISCLOSED FRENCH LICK, Ind. lew drug for treatment of harden- ng of the arteries was unveiled at a sales meeting here Wednesday. H. Smith Richardson pres- dent of Vicks Chemical said he drug, called NerMerrfc), blocks excess formation of cholesteral in he blood.

He told salesmen for he William S. Merrell Cincinnati, a subsidiary, that the drug is taken in capsule form and vas tested by physicians who reported it reduced high level blood cholesteral in eight out of 10 mtients. "This is one of the important measures -ever under- aken in the- prevention and treatment of hardening of the arter- es," Richardson said. 'BODY FOUND DYER, Ind. decomposed body of a woman was found a water-filled ditch the unction Of two busy; highways Wednesday.

A medical examination showed body had been in the water or three-months. Authorities were unable to iden- ify the body, which they said was hat of -a woman 40 to 50 years old. A Root Beer Drive-In Now open daily 11:30 A.M.— across from Marsh Foodliner. C-202. vtrs.

Hamilton Club Hostess Mrs. -Ford Roler Local Ladies Home Demonstra ion club met recently in the home of Mrs. Carl Hamilton, with Mrs? 3dith Umphries as co-h s. Mrs. Herman Hankins, president, ipened the meeting with the club creed and flag salute.

Devotions were followed with prayer toy Jmphires. The of monffi was given by Mrs. Harry Jones. Roll call was answered by 13 members. Mrs: Arthur Huggler jave the secretary's report and vas 'elected to that office.

The reasurer's report was read by Mrs. Don Richards. Receiving anniversary gifts from iheir mystery friends were Mrs. Edna Hawkins and Mrs. Harry Jones.

The bi a of Mrs. George Buckley and Mrs. Harry Jones were remembered. A contest was won by Mrs. Cleo Scott.

Thejesson on "Chistianity in the Home" was given by Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs, George Buckley. The next meeting, June 17, will be in the home of Mrs. Arthur Huggler. Co-hostess will be Mrs.

William Christrian. Mrs. Edith Umphries will give devotions. Roli call will be answered with a Bilble quotation. Th? lesson, "Car Talk in a Woman's will be given "by Mrs.

Omer Claude and Mrs. Don Richards. Alternate is Mrs. Scott. A guest at the meeting was Miss Jessie Holman and members present were Mesdames Paul Brookbank, Paul Langley, Harry Warner, Edna Hawkins, Don Richards, Arthur George Buckley, Omer Claude, Carl Hamilton, Herman Hankins, Cleo Scott, Harry Jones and Edith Umphries.

Used CARS Ross Motor Sales Inc. SEE Your Authorized FORD DEALER BAN HOT "CANDY" GREEN -BAY, Wis. State and local have ordered Green Bay merchants to stop selling fireworks which look ike candy. A Green Bay housewife suffered a slight concussion Monday night when -she bit into one of the small, colored firecrackers, thinking it was candy. It exploded in ner mouth.

Police said the firecrackers which are slightly smaller than marblesi are colored red, yellow and brown, DANCER GRANTED'ASYLUM LONDON (UPI) The -British government. confirmed last night that political asylum has been granted a Russian dancer who left a touring Russian troupe last week in Scotland. Anatoly Nakas- tiidze, .28, was' granted asylum after going to police in Edinburgh, SETS TRACK RECORD NEW YORK Rail clipped one-fifth of a second off the Aqueduct track record for five furlongs Wednesday when he was clocked in 58 seconds flat while winning the $37,050 Juvenile Stakes by a length.and one-half. HosjMtail Notes ADMISSIONS: Jason Deering, Tipton; Marion Hiatt, route 1, Elwood; Kathryn Coats, tricia Park, Goldsmith; Loyal Landis, Tipton; -iWiiliam route Adam Kelly, route 1, Bunker Hill; Florence Spurgeoh, route 1, Michigantown; Imogene Fenny, Galveston; Kathryn Heard, Hobbs; Emma Harry Klein, Tipton; MyrlCbllip, Tipton. DISMISSALS: Robert Jaqua, Tipton; Ray Wiggins, Tipton; Marga ret Good, Tipton; Howard Gaston, Antioch, Norma Burkett, James Kokomo; Jacqueline Hunter, Kokomo; Terry Delph, Tipton; John route 5, I BIRTHS: Mr.

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