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Pap Efgtt THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING! STAR Frldiyte February 7, 1 55 3. A Long Night 166 Whiteland Pupils Are Named THE WEEK In Franklin It's a Special Introductory Offer FLINT WARE REVOLUTIONARY ALL NEW WAVERLY EDGE SLICING KNIFE Regular $2.95 Value, Now 1A For A Limited Time 12 jOff A Savtng of $1.48 Buy One Now! At BETTER BUY SATURDAY Adult square dance, 8 p.m., Hill-view Country Club. with a To Honor Slates WHITELAND. Local school officials announced Thursday that 166 pupils in grades three through 12 have been named to the school's honor roll for the third grading period. Twenty-four of the pupils had all grades for the period and 144 maintained grades of of better to make up that honor group.

Among the pupils were Kim Logan, Merrill Kelsay, Holly Hemmingsen Morrow. Nancy Lampson, Rex Susan Qurazzo, Doland Allen, Marilyn Egbert, and Nita Hicks, all Grade three. Others are Kathleen Johnson, Abagail McWilliams, Jerry Murphy, Donna Parker, Karen Schenk, SUNDAY Christian Service Class of Tabernacle Christian Church, social at 7 p. m. with the Rev.

and Mrs. James EUerbrook. The "Jones Boy" Says: BAM AUTO LOAN! i if MONDAY i Book Review Club, 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Dwight Heath.

Girl Scout council and leaders in new rooms at Methodist church, 7:30 p.m. Franklin College faculty Women's Club with Mrs. William J. McCabe, 1053 Orchard Lane. F.H.S.

Band Boosters Club, 7:30 p.m., at the school building. Whatever car you choose, the most economical convenient, modern way to finance it is with a bank Auto Loan. Come in and get full informa-tion on how our low-cost financing plan can save you money, making your best buy even better. Thomas Small, Sally and Sara Battin, Mike Dunn, Kay Kingen, -5 -'iT'ifnf-ririr'nfiitiMiAfl Claudia Nelson, and Jill Picker "Can't you see Fm counting my money?" ing, all Grade four; Carole Mos- baugh, Grade Five, and Susan Battin, Grade Seven. Dr.

John P. Hagen, director of the Navy's Vanguard project, appears weary as he prepares to testify for the second day before the House Armed Services Committee in Washington. Hagen sat up most of the night sweating out the second failure of the Vanguard satellite launching attempt at Cape Canaveral, Fla. He said there will be another try "as soon as we can." On List 1 TUESDAY The Franklin Democrat Women's Club, 7:30 p.m., withMiss Florence M. Kisky, 420 First Franklin.

Gleaners class, Grace Methodist Church, 8 p.m., with Mrs. L. L. Hawkins, 94 North Edwards. Newcomers Club, 8 p.m., at the Girls Club.

UNION TRUST COMPANY and Trafalgar Branch Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation If they are old enough to are old enough to hive a Account. Teach your child early the lessons of thrift, with a Savings Account at Rites Announced For Fred Glass Native Of County WEDNESDAY A.A.U.W., 7:30 p.m. with Miss Emily Dooley at Elsey Hall. O.E.S. stated meeting and election of officers, 7:30 p.m., at the Temple.

D.A.R., 2:30 p.m., at Tabernacle Christian church. 5AVING5 LOAN ASSOCIATION Shelby County Party Leader Dies Me mortal Hospital Notes Friday Night Dale S. Rafferty Is Crash Victim RUSHVILLE, Ind. (INS) Dale WTTV-TV (4) WFBM-TV (6) WISH-TV (I) WLWI-TV (13) 6:00 Rascals 6:15 Rascals 1 6:30 Popeye 6:45 Frank Edwards Hoosier Weather Gordon Graham News, Sports Standout Truth or Conseq. Leave To Beaver Rin Tin Tin Truth or Conseq.

Leave To Beaver Rin Tin Tin NOW IS THE Time To See About Your Hog feeders Hog Fountains For Winter Feeding We Have S.Rafferty, Shelby County Democratic chairman, was killed Thursday night in a car-truck accident enroute to a 10th District Democratic meeting in Milroy. The 55-year-old Shelby viHe attorney died of a fracture skull and other, injuries suffered when his car collided with a truck loaded 7:00 Indiana Hoedown 7:15 Indiana Hoedown 7 :30 Indiana Hoedown 7:45 Indiana Hoedown Ct. at Last Resort Trackdown Jim Bowie Ct. of Last Resort Trackdown Jim Bowie Life of Riley Zane Grey Colt 45 Life of Riley Zane Grey Colt 45 Dies In Austin, Texas Relatives have received word of the death of Fred Glass, a former resident of Johnson county, at his home in Austin, Texas, Wednesday morning at 5:15 o'clock. Mr.

Glass had been ill for a long time but his death was sudden. Funeral services are to be conducted in Oklahoma, Saturday afternoon, and burial will also be there. The son of John Glass, and the late Cora Parkhurst Glass, Mr. Glass was born Nov. 16, 1900, in Johnson county and was graduated from Clark Township High School.

He had made the United States Army a career, Mr. Glass- had been married twice and his first wife was Margaret Campbell. They were married on March 9, 1921, and eight children were born to them. On Feb. 4, 1945, he and Gladys M.

Bethel were married and since then they have made their home in Austin. The widow survives with a son, Donald Glass; three daughters, Miss Charlene Glass, Mrs. Maxine Emerick, of Austin; Mrs. Kather-ine Mohr, of Shelby vHlle and the father, who resides in Southport. Travel To Moon May Be Reality In A Few Years CHICAGO (INS) Travel to the moon' may be only a few years away.

That's the prediction today of Dr. Fred L. Whipple, director of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory at Cambridge, who has outlined a space conquest time table. Whipple, professor of astronomy at Harvard university and boss man of the nation's 2,000 voluntary "moonwatchers," assigned to track the course of artificial satellites in the sky, said American rocket experts plan to land a telltale explosive flare on the moon next year. The lunar detonation will enable earth observers to calculate the dust layer thickness on the moon, which some experts believe may be more than a mile thick.

Other Goals Set The space exploration expert, who spoke Wednesday night at the University of Chicago, said that American technology is equipped to achieve additional abjectives in outer space conquest in the following time table: Land scientific equipment on the moon by 1960. Send a satellite with instruments around the moon, also by I960. Place a man in outer space orbit for a few days or hours and return him safely to earth by 1962. Launch a man-carrying space satellite 2,000 miles above the earth by 1965. Enable a man to circumnavigate the moon in a rocket by 1965.

Send a small manned expedition to the moon by 1968. 8:00 On An Aisle ,8:15 On An Aisle 18:30 On An Aisle 8:45 On An Aisle M-Squad Mr. Adams, Eve Sinatra Show M-Squad Mr. Adams, Eve Sinatra Show Thin Man Plyhouse of Stars Patrice Munsel Thin Man Plyhouse of Stars Patrice Munsel with hogs at the west end of a) February 6 Admissions: Joan Evelyn Daugherty, R.R. 1, Greenwood.

David Maurice Sabatier, R.R. 3, Nashville. Mary Ellen Herriott, 150 Hurricane, Franklin. Allen Dee Pope, P.O. Box 43, Edinburg.

Carolyn Ann Woods, R.R. 1, Franklin. Charlene Lynn Hornbeck, 812 Roosevelt Edinburg. Charles Edward Belser, 500 S. Keely, Edinburg.

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Person to Person Harbor Com. Studio 57 Studio 57 News, Weather Late Show News MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre 10:00 F. Edwards Weather 10:15 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre 10:30 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre 10:45 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre Oakes narrow bridge on Ind. 244, four miles west of Milroy. Hogs Killed State Police said 12 of the 50 hogs in the truck were killed and several others were injured in the crash.

Rafferty, who was Shelby County prosecutor for two terms in the early, 1940' is survived by the widow, Mary; and two daughters, Mrs. Jack Wood, of Shelbyville, and Mrs. Mary Jane Lisher; of MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre 11:00 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre Late Show 11:15 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre Late Show 11:30 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre Late Show 11:45 Hollywood Movies 3 Star Theatre Late Show i Opal Christine Worrell, R.R. 4, Members of the honor roll include Grade Three David Bullock, Rose Marie Gillespie, Kay Lynn Gregg, Nancy Hepner, Thomas Huck, Linda Jane Ray, Robin Sloma, Jacque Cottle, Janet Cox, Martha DeVries, Wanda Elils, and Pamela Kinser. Jeanie Linehan, Nancy Moore, Sandra Richmond, Kathy Thomas, Larry Bemis, John Clingman, David Dunn, Terry McClain, Mike McCoy, Roger Miller, Charles Bell, and Debbie Brown.

i Also, Cynthia Crump, James Metz, Billy Goode, Rosemary Har-rah, Mike Magennis, Betty Rich-hardt, Deborah Asher, Vickie Lyn Vicki Lyn Hauser, Donna Huntsman, Brent Bonnie Parrish, and Jenny Lou Tot-ten. I Grade Four Robert Blacketer, Sharon Harness, Larry Housefield, Jeanne McColgin, Linda Chaney, Sue Duvall, David Fulkerson, Gail Gant, Connie Hayes, and Linda Mosbaugh. I Also, Linda Tharp, Janet West, Elaine Bailey, Keith Stephen Bowers, Tommy Bowman, Ronnie Oakes, Larry Watkins, Andrea Whitaker, Diane Barnard, Paula Beasley, Doris Burgess, Mark Rainey Joa Taylor, and Bobbie White, Grade Five Greg Hemingsen, Butch Kinser, Sarah Bailey, Linda Shirley, Mary Parrish, Betsy Chil-ders, Becky Glidden, David Hersh-berger, Jolene Rapier, and Larry Roush. And, Sue Weston, Dennis Bell, Joanna Bertsch, Robbie Bullock, Barbara Davis, Mike McCabe, Car-olee Mundy, Joe Robling, Karen Allen, June Allen, June Doub, Janet Favinger, and Brenda Harmon. Grade Six Nancy Allen, Carol Barger, Rebecca Beasley, Bonnie Daniels, Geraldine Gant, James Hasty, Marcia Jackson, Margaret McCabe, Susan Carmen Quintana, Janine Richardson, Michael Seidle, Richar Sheets, Mary Jo Skaggs, Karen Tharp, David Adams, Patricia Knox, and Sandra Lancaster.

Attain List Grade Seven Paulette Dixon, Donna Adams, Phyllis Boaz, Wilma Howard, Betty Andis, Larry Austin, Donald Devore, Hazel Dant, and Sharon Sleth. Grade Eight Donald Adams, John Bertsch, Julia Bevis, Gary Gant, and Susan Harbaugh. Grade nine Gloria Portia Flake, Joy Martin, i Scott Adams, John Favinger, and Terry Stine. i Grade 10 Jay Dee Baker, Sue Mills, Gwen Pieper, Barbara Kinder, Fred RoeSener, and Ronnie Rapier. Grade 11 Charles Janitz, Sandra Glidden, Kathy Meador, Joan Haskel, Sue Brown, Steven Bertsch, Gay Martin, Steven Johnson, Sandra Edwards, Ruth Pass, and Margaret Bean.

i Grade 12 Nancy Leigh, Connie McClain, Jane Mclntire, and Beverly Hardin. Pax Pride of Saturday Night WFBM-TV (6) WISH-TV (t) WLWI-TV (IS) WTTV-TV (4) Vista Annie Oakley Vista Annie Oakley Peopie are Funny Perry Mason -People are Funny Perry Mason 6 KM) Shorty Sheehan 6:15 Shorty Sheehan 6:30 Shorty Sheehan 6:45 Shorty Sheehan Midwest Hayride Midwest Hayride Keep In Family Keep In Family Farm Perry Mason Perry Mason The Duchess The Ducheas Monitors 7:30 Cook Corner 7:30 Basketball ,7:45 I.U. Basketball Country Music Country Music Country Music Country Music Perry Como Perry Como Perry Como Perry Como Equipment See Our Line SUCKOVJ'S Lawrence Welk Lawrence Welk Lawrence Welk Lawrence Welk Oh Susanna Oh Susanna Have -Gun Have Gun 8:00 I.U. Basketball 8:15 I.U. Basketball 8:30 I.U.

Basketball 8:45 I.U. Basketball G. Mackenzie G. Mackenzie Polly Bergen Polly Bergen Mike Wallace Mike Wallace 2ts Men 26 Men Rainbow Rainbow Hit Parade Hit Parade Gunsmoke -Gunsmoke Kiway Patrol Hiway Patrol 9:00 I.U. Basketball 9:15 I.U.

Basketball 9:30 Heart of City 9:45 Heart of City News MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre Charlie Chan Charlie Chan Late Show Late Show Gray Ghost Gray Ghost Morrison News Armchair Thea. 10:00 News 10:15 Hollywood Movies 10:30 Hollywood Movies 10:45 Hollywood Movies Jtandra Grahanv daughter of Mr. andn Mrs. Lloyd Graham, of Nineveh, who is temporarily making her home with Mr. and -Mrs.

Dan Thompson at Logansport, observed her 15th birthday, Friday. MORGAHTOWIJ PUPILS' Will TOP RATINGS MORGANTOWN Morgantown pupils were awarded two first place ratings Saturday at Franklin in the I.S.M.A. Solo and Ensemble Audition. (Miss Lora Smith was awarded first rating in a piano solo. An octet composed of Lora Smith, Phyllis Thompson, Virginia Merriman, Sheila Noel, Lee Smith, Jim Stockton, Jim Hoffman and Jud Hoffman also was awarded first rating.

Two pupils placed second and they were Sandy Weaver and Beverly Weaver. The, two first division winners will compete in the state contest at Butler, February 15. Eight pupils will compete in the contest at Bloomington this Saturday. Sandy Weaver, Beverly Weaver, Jim Hoffman and Jill Hoffman will play in a French horn quartet. Bill Prather, Lee Smith, Jim Stockton, and Jud Hoffman will compete in the solo horn division.

RITES CONDUCTED FOR MRS. JOHIISOII Final tribute was paid to Mrs. Georgia Barnett Johnson, a member of one of Johnson county's pioneer families, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home. The services were in charge of the Rev. James EUerbrook, pastor of the church of which Mrs.

Johnson was a member. Burial took place in Greenlawn cemetery. Those who carried the casket were John M. Cutsinger, Russell Yount, the Rev. Walter Marchand, Herman Boles, W.

E. Balser and Everett Boh all. Mrs. Johnson had been ill for three years and died at the home of a nephew, Roger Owens, at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning. The daughter of one of Franklin's former prominent attorneys, Mrs.

Johnson had spent most of her life here and in Chicago, 111. A sister, one brother and several nieces and nephews are the. survivors. Her husband, Ross A. Johnson, died Oct.

25, 1955. MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre Late Show Late Show Late Show Late Show Armchair Thea. Armchair Thea. Armchair Thea. Armchair Thea.

11 KM) Hollywood Movies 11:15 Hollywood Moviej 11:30 Hollywood Movies 11:45 Hollywood Movies Sunday Night WFBM-TV. () WISH-TV, (I) WLW-l-TT ll WTTV-TV (4) The Alice M. French chapter of American War Mothers, of Trafalgar, will meet with Mrs. Fred Wilkerson, Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. Public Defender Public Defender Maverick Maverick Threshold Threshold Susie Susie Lassie Lassie I Jack Benny Jack Benny Shirley Temple Shirley Temple" Sally Sally 6:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 Maverick Maverick Scott Island Kcott Island Ed Sullivan Ed Sullivan Ed Sullivan Ed Sullivan Steve Allen Steve Allen Steve Allen Steve Allen 7:00 Ellery Queen 7:15 Ellery Queen 7 :30 Sc.

Fict. Theater 7:45 Sc. Fict. Theater Box 37, Greenwood. Elsie Mae Foster, 216 N.

Grant, Edinburg. Zora Marie Oaks, 204 S. Pleasant, Edinburg. Donald Demaree, 112 Maple, Whiteland. Wilma Leona Isom, 257 Noble, Greenwood.

Margaret May Cornelius, R.R. 1, Franklin. Larry Wayne Roach, Box 378, R.R. 1, Acton. Nina Mae Stalion, R.R.

4, Box 508, Greenwood. Mary Lucille Tow, R.R. 4, Box 439, Greenwood. Births: Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph M. Daugherty, R.R. 1, Greenwood. Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs.

William Glenn Woods, R.R. 1, Franklin. Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Raymond Worrell, R.R.

4, Box 371, Greenwood. Boy, born to Mr. and Mrs. Noel Anthony Tow, R.R. 4, Box 439, Greenwood.

Dismissals: Jesse Tilson, it whiteland. Mary Mildred Townsend, 303 W. Jefferson Franklin. Robert Gene Duffer, Trafalgar. Edna Viola Dennis, R.R.

1, Morgantown. Harry Lee Kidwell, 508 N. Gate Greenwood. Howard R. Hilsabeck, 102 S.

Madison, Wilma Louise Basham, R.R. 1, Bargersville. Geneva Thornbury and baby, Box 147, R.R. 1, Franklin. Nancy C.

Raber and baby, R.R. 4, Box 433, Greenwood. Ruth Ann Callon and baby, R.R. Whiteland. Celestine Owens and baby, R.R.

5, Box 58, Franklin. Mark Louis Fields, 121 Crestwood Whiteland. Trudy Lynn Land, 65 Champ Ulysses, Franklin. Margaret Lea Graham, R.R. 5 Franklin.

Lola Mae Douglas, 201 N. Water, Franklin. Total Dismissals: 19. Total Census: 128. Doctors' Exchange 428.

CLIFFORD 0. JAMES SERVICES CONDUCTED Last rites were conducted in the Vandivier-Parsley Funeral Home, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock for Clifford O'Neal James, a veteran of the Korean War. The Rev. Walter. Marchand, pastor of the First Baptist church, was in charge of the services and burial was made in Greenlawn cemetery.

The casket was carried by Avery James, Boyce Hosford, Irvin Cas-sady, Charles Smith, Hiram Ward, and Thomas Worthy. Dies in Crash Mr. James was one of two Franklin young men killed in an automobile accident at the intersection of the Whiteland and Murray roads west of Whiteland at 11 o'clock Monday night. The other victim was Herman Coates. In April, 1956, Mr.

James came to Franklin from Harrisburg, and had been a house painter. He resided at 126 North Main street with his parents. They survive, with six brothers, a sister, and the maternal Was Woodrow Wilson the son of a minister? A Yes. His father was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Staunton, Va. Sid Caesar Sid Caesar You Asked For It You Asked For It GE Theatre GE Theatre A.

Hitchcock A. Hitchcock Best of West Best of West Best of West Best of West Chevy Show Chevy Show Chevy Show Chevy Show 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 Larry Joe Winkler, son of Mr. Miss Judith Babcock left Friday for a weekend of skiing in Monis-tee, Mich. 64,000 Challenge Scotland Yard $64,000 Challenge Scotland Yard What's My Line Hudson's Journal What's My Line Hudson's Journal and Mrs: Norman Winkler, is confined to his home with measles. 9 :00 Best of West Loretta Young 9:15 Best of West Loretta Young 9:30 Faith Our Lives Death Valley 9:45 Faith In Our Lives Death Valley Stmday News If -You Had If Had Million If Had Million News MGM Theatre MGM Theatre MGM Theatre 10 KM) News News Views 10:15 Hollywood Movies News Views 10:30 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea.

10:45 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea. Pre. Performance MGM Theatre Pre. performance MGM Theatre Pre. Performance MGM Theatre Pre.

Performance MGM" Theatre 11:00 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea. 11:15 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea. 11:30 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea. 11:45 Hollywood Movies Armchair Thea. SQUARE DANCE Euchre Party ODD FELLOWS HALL Saturday, Feb.

8 1HI A 'William 'G. Bray Seventh District Representative In Congress SPEAK ON S. AND WORLD AFFAIRS" S': At A i. 1 Special Lincoln Day Convocation VALENTINE SPECIAL 1-2-3 Lb. Heart Assortments 1-2-3-5 Lb.

Tin Can Assortment Kiddies' Assortment RICE CANDY SHOP SAVE ON TV REPAIRS! NEW (U-TEST-M) TUBE TESTER Tests AD TV and Radio Tubes, 8 COAL. Pioneer, West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky Lump; Carbon Splint Chunk; Eastern Kentucky Stoker. Prompt and clean delivery. Alexander Ice Coal Co. Phone 794.

Including Portable and Automobile Types. NO CHARGE! Complete Line of TV And Radio Tubes. Western Auto Phone 70S NEW LOCATION 199 West Adams St. MATHIS SHOE REPA.ni A nnouncement8 Franklin FOR SALE Eastern Kentucky Block Coal Eastern Kentucky Stoker Coal (Oil Treated) Whiteland 2042 Curtis Corn Glade Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Wayne Henry in Franklin Wednesday.

Please bring a Valentine. mmm It's alright to lie to keep from hurtin' somebody's feelins, especially your "own. SHOOTING MATCH Feb. 9th, 1 p.m. OAK GROVE CLUB IVi Miles West of Providence Building Heated The Clark township Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

Thomas College Auditorium Wednesday, Seems like everybody is in an awful hurry jest to wind up at the same place. ARSONIST SOUGHT INDIANAPOLIS (INS) Fire officials today blamed arson for a $100,000 fire that gutted a three story brick building in downtown Indianapolis and threatened neighboring structures. SQUARE DANCE Apples Gider FRESH CIDER On Tap Daily! MOST WINTER VARIETIES OF APPLES NOW AVAILABLE Open 7 to 6, Seven Days a Week i BROWNING ORCHARDS Across From Meridian Drive-In 12 Miles Northwest of Franklin State Road 135 Feb. 12th 10:00 A. M.

Mow peou Colonial 'Restaurant NASHVILLE, INDIANA Serving Hours: Week Days, 11 a.m; to 2 Lunch 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dinner, Sunday: 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. AT THE BARN SATURDAY NITE, FEB.

8, 8 :30 to 12 Located 1 Mile North of Whiteland Greenwood Valley Boys Jr. Weaver Calling: DOOR PRIZES LOTS OF FUN FOR EVERYONE Admission Children Free! FOAM RUBBER By Foot or Pre-Cut For Upholstering Chairs Couches auto seats, etc. UPHOLSTERING FABRIC Many Colors to Choose From Western Auto So. Side Courhtoose Phone 709 WILLIAM G. BRAY.

AH Townspeople and Residents Of The County Welcome.