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THE FRANKLIN T'NDIANA) EVEN1NQ STAR Friday, November 23, 1S62 Page Elghl 3oin ur 1965 Christmas (tlub PERSONAL and LOCAL 8 THE WEEK In Franklin It Will Be A Wonderful Christmas SMART COLOR TV LOWBOY Home Lighting Contest ENTRY BLANK Please enter the undersigned in the Spirit of Christmas Home Beautifieation Contest. NAME Phone No. ADDRESS I BBS COLOR SETS PRICED 1 Do it now. every week and have the money to give your family the merriest Christmas they've ever had! CHOOSE ONE (If resident of Franklin city give house number 2nd street. If re.

merit on rural route, give read numlii 011 wukn jou live, distance and direction from closest road intersecton. If in housing addition, which.) Only adults will be permitted to enter. Mail Entry Blank To CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Franklin, Ind. OF THESE CLASSES Dpoit Receive in Weekly 50 Weeks 55 15 50 50 2500 1 00 50 00 2 00 100 00 3 00 150 00 5 00 250 00 Name. "FOR THE CORRECT TIME ANYTIME DIAL RE 5181" Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Union Bank Trust Co.

Franklin, Ind. Trafalgar, Ind. (Dranch) The "Jones "GUESS WHO WON THE BASEBALL POOL AGAIN!" To own a home we can't save for a down payment on it First Federal will be glad TELEVBS! I I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wiesman spent Thursday in Lafayette, where they were Thanksgiving guests of their daughter, Mrs.

Roberts F. Brock, her JiusbantJv. and children. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Sandefur had as Thanksgiving dirner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Hicks and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winkler, and Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Otting-er, of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Caplinger entertained 16 relatives at a family dirner on Thanksgiving Day.

Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Setser and daughters, Patty and Gloria, from Greenwood. Jaycee Board To Meet Tuesday The Franklin Junior Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a board meeting for Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 7:30 p.m.

Jaycee officials said the meeting will be held in Dell Savage's barhershop. Five new members were inducted into the Jaycee organization at a meeting this week at the Boy's Club. Join Jayeees The Franklin young men joining the Jayeees were Hugh Carter, William Cook, Larry Coffman, Marvin Duke, and Charles Wood. Seventeen members of the group attended the meeting this week and heard John Hill, Region vice-president from Seymour, speak on the advantages of lielonging to the Jayeees organization. Mr.

Hill outlined what the Jayeees should do for a community and pointed out what the new members could get out of the Jayeees. Dr. Philip George, Jaycee president, presided at the meeting. Damage Heavy In Three Accidents (CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) his vehicle into a pick-up truck owned by Robert Tharp. of Greenwood.

An estimated $150 damage was reported at 6 p.m., Thursday. Announcements The Fellowship class of Second Mt. Pleasant will have a dinner in the church dining room after the morning service. We're giving a blanket to one of our customers this month. Will it be you? WE HAVE A LOT OF NICE SKIRTS AND BLOUSES AND SHIRTS AND TROUSERS.

GOOD UED CLOTHING F1IOP Nancy Norton 524 E. Adams St. CHICKEN SUPPER SATURDAY, DEC. 1 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

MASONIC TEMPLE PROVIDENCE Adults $1.25 Children 65c Sponsored by UNION VILLAGE O.E.S. Ja nu iLa 2) HATTIE A. 5ELCH RITES CONDUCTED Final rites for Mrs. Hattie Amazon Selch, formerly of Bargers-ville. were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Flinn avA Maguire Funeral Home.

Hhe Rev. Rodger Murray, pastor of the Barsersville Christian church, was in ebarce of the services and burial took place in the Simpson cemetery in Union township. The casket was carried by Dale Utterback, Roy rtterback. Fester Utterback. H.

Blackwoll. Elmer Thompson and Emory Thompson. Died Saturday 111 since last May, Mrs. Selch died at 6:25 o'clock Saturday night in the Indiana Masonic Home Hospital. A native of Faris Crossing in Jennings county, she had spent most of her life at Providence and Bargersville.

Three daughters. a son. six grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and a brother are the survivors. Mr. Selch died on July 19.

1934. and two sons preceded Mrs. Selch in death. CIDER APPLES Il'endcd Fresh Sweet Cider and Fall Apples 2 Miles West Of Stoves Crossing Across From Center Groe School FULLER'S ORCHARD AUTO and HOME OWNERS You Can Sae It You See -CRISWELL INT'. AGENCY HCfl X.

Main Franklin or Phone 735 9121 APPLES FRESH CIDER Fine Eating and Cooking Apples Open 8 a.m. 6 p.m. 7 DAYS A WEEK! DROWNING ORCHARDS State Read 135 (Across From Meridian Drhe-In) 12 Miles Northwest Franklin APPLES Home Reality. Golden Delicious, Stayman Winesap CIDER Whiteland Orchard ON GR An ROD 2 Mites East Of TYhiteland OPEX DAILY 8 TO 8 Tridav Night ALL TIMES E. S.

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5 LOAN A550 CI ATI 0 19ft North at ntn fit. WLWI TV (13) Want your packages to be the talk of the party? Also Ready Made Bows. Reasonable! FANCY GIFT WRAPS 521 E. Adams St. 73G-G07G MONDAY American War Mothers, 6:30 p.m., at Gas and Water Co.

building. Child Study Club with Mrs. Bertha Hudson, 8 p.m. Charlotte Emerson, 2 p.m. at Franklin Public Library.

Beta Tau Sigma with Mrs. Yuba Settles, 6:30 p.m. TUESDAY Wesleyan Service Guild. 7:30 p.m. with Mrs.

Walter Hunsicker. Hospital Guild in hospital dining room, 1:30 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 216. 7:30 p.m. at Memorial church.

Elmer Coryell Rites Announced A former Franklin resident. Elmer H. Coryell, will be buried in the Vernon cemetery following funeral services Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the Jordan Funeral Home at Indianapolis. He died Wednesday at the Community Hospital in the capital city. Born at North Vernon 44 ago, Mr.

Coryell had serveel as a Second Lieutenant and pilot on a B-25 bomber in the Philippines during World War II. Served Ten Years A veteran of fen years service with the Air Force, he was a member of the Air Force Reserve and would have comdeted 20 years in the service next months. Mr. Coryell had been employed at the Chrysler Corporation Indianapolis plant before his illness. The survivors are the Mrs.

Edna Coryell, four sons, Ter-rv. Randy, Noel and Douglas all at home; and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coryell, of Detroit, Mich. Also remaining are five brothers and four sisters.

Frank G. Smith Rites Announced SHELBYVTLLE. Funeral services for Frank G. Smith. 71, will be conducted in the Carmony Funeral Home at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning.

The Rev. Ralph Wallace, of Columbus, is to be in charge of the services and burial will take place in Forest Hill cemetery'. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time and are invited to attend the rites. Mr. Smith died of a heart attack at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of a relative in Madison.

Native Of Nashville He was the son of the late Stanton and Jennie Smith and was born Jan. 20, 1891. at Nashvillo. On Aug. 16, 1913, he married Huldah Curry and eight children were born to them.

He was a retired farmer. Three daughters, Mrs. Cecil Dowden of Flat Rock: Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Mrs. William E.

Sullivan, of Shelby ville; and five sons. Charles N. Smith, George A. Smith, Ivory Smith, Fred D. Smith, of Shelbyville, and Lloyd E.

Smith, of Indianapolis, are the survivors. Others who remain are 14 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and four sisters, Mrs. Jo Percy, Mrs. Ann Preston, of Florida; Mrs. Blanche Christian, and Mrs.

Dorothy Hickey, of California. Mrs. Smith died on Jan. 17, 1961. Grand Opening Begins At Swank's (CONTINUED FROM PAGK.

ONE) tive throughout with Christmas de eolations. White branches, decorated with colorful Christmas balls, wreathes, black and gold leaves, white poinsettias edged with silver and beads of colorful hue add to the festive- air. OSSIE BENDER If a feller would git mad at himself oftenef, he'd start tfittin somewhere. Thar's jest two kinds people, them that is and them that ain't. Signed Memorial Hospital Notes November 21 Admissions: Carol Denise Lattimore, R.

R. 1, Nineveh. Scott Davis, R.R. 1, Franklin. Ernest Ray Smith, R.R.

5, Franklin, James Matthew Bridges, 1121 Hillview Franklin. Sandra Fay Stieber, R.R. 4, Greenwood. Joseph John Risen, R.R. 5, Franklin.

Pamela Sue Deck, R.R. 1, Frank lin. Jeffrey David StrobI, 1887 Lochry Franklin. Bonnie Jean Burks-, 1900 Crescent Franklin. Carl Koonoe, Indianapolis.

Carole Ann Richards, 315 N. Kle, Edinburg. Ester Fletcher Gant, R.R. 1, Edinburg. Mark Kevin Sullivan, R.R.

1, Jefferson Franklin. Maude Marie Williams, R.R. 1, Edinburg. One person requested that name be withheld from publication. Births: Girl, born lo Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Stieber, R.R. 4, Greenwood. Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Lee King. R.R. 3, Franklin. Total Admissions: 17. Dismissals: Frances lxan Streightoff, 215 N.

Home Franklin. Carolyn Bunch, R.R. 1, Bargers-ville. Clemmie Evelyn Dawson, R.R.I, Whiteland. Alice Elizabeth Wood.

Ill S. Fairview Greenwood. Lester Carl Fulmer, R.R. 3, Greenwood. James Martin Mclntire, South-wood Trailer Park, Greenwood, Shorty Shehan.

191 Depot Franklin. Barbara Ann Morris, R.R. 3, Franklin. Alice Geneva Straley, R. R.

1, Morgantown. Terri Lynne Kizzee, 729 Sunset Greenwood. Lucille Virginia Mayo, Indianapolis'. John Roscoe Russell, R. R.

2, Greenwood. Brenda Jane Calhoun, R. R. 4, Shelbyvitle. Margaret Frances Graves, R.

R. 1, Greenwood. Olive Bell Walters, R.R. 1, Tra-falgor. Daniel Harold Humble, R.R.

3, Franklin. Charles Patrick Higdon, 52 W. Broadway, Greenwood. Marcia Carolyn Prosser and in in 9 ootn and Ihm Nov. 25 baby, R.R.

3, Franklin. Rosenrond Susan Skaggs and baby, 679 Pearl Whiteland. Waunetta June Magennis and baby, R.R. 1, Whiteland. One person requested that name le withheld from publication, Total Dismissals: 24.

Total Census: 114. November 22 Admissions: Thelma Sizemore, R.R. 4, Martinsville. Peggy Ann Jones, 450 W. Jefferson, Franklin.

Anna Mae Chandler, 630 Brewer, Whiteland. Earl Jefferson Rexroat, 403 Franklin, Edinburg. George Andrew Henry, R.R. 2, Greenwood. Deloris June Goodwin, R.R.

1, Nineveh. Arnold Duncan Johnson, 99 W. Adams, Franklin. Geneva Mercer. R.R.

1. Nineven. Wilmer Dea Lawrence, Bargers-ville. Frances Doan Streightoff. 215 N.

Home, Franklin. Pauline Lee, R.R. 2, Edinburg. Merietta Mae Foster, Shelby ville. One name was requested withheld from publication.

Births: Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sizemore, R.R. 4, Martinsville.

Girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Richard Lee, R.R. 2, Edinburg. Total Admissions: 15.

Dismissals: Jennie D. Davis, 200 N. Main, Edinburg. James Kearney, 449 Province, Franklin. Karen Lee Walker, 707 Howard Greenwood.

Janet Ellen Austin, R.R. 1, White-land. Clarence Perry Hardin, R.R. 1, Whiteland. James Irvin Maples, 212 Bel-Aire Whiteland.

Alma Jane Bledsoe, 99 E. Main, Greenwood. Joan Thompson and baby, 630 E. Main, Whiteland. Eva Mae Blanton, R.R.

1, Franklin. Bertha E. Mayer, R.R. 1, Bar-gersville. Marie Eleanor White, Methodist Home.

Scott Davis, R.R. 1, Franklin. Carol Denise Lattimore, R.R. 1, Nineveh. James Matthew Bridges, 1121 Hillview Franklin.

Ernest Smith, R.R. 5, Franklin Four names were requested withheld from publication. Total Dismissals: 20. Total Census: 109. Doctors' Exchange: 736-6221.

Enjoy the Wonderful World of Color on Color TV at its at Wheeler's. 7 tf HEIEIIETTE Beauty Salon 400 E. Madison, 736-6531 SPECIAL PERMANENT WAVES $8 up thru Christmas Operator, Glenna Brunnemer Owner, Helen Coffman CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, Nov. 24 WOODS BUICK-PONTIAC Correction Lord's Ad Wednesday Should Have Read Vinyl Jackets $3.99 Ladies Corduroy Slacks $1.22 OPEN SKATING FOR 12 AND UNDER SAT. and SUN.

AFTERNOONS ONLY! 2:00 P. M. to 4:30 P. M. Admission 25c Rentals 23c Thru 1962 Season FRANKLIN DANCE and FIGURE CLUB HIGHWAY 31 NORTH OF FRANKLIN 6:00 Ruffles Party France Farmer Life of Riley Newi-hpurt 8:13 Kufflc-s Party franrcs Farmer of Riley Weather 6:30 Sea Hunt Frances Farmer Yogi Bear 6:45 Sea Hunt Huntley-Brinkley Whlriy bird Yotfl Beaf Shorty Shrehan Early Report Richard IlickoJC Ripcord 7:15 Shorty Shechan Weather e'ronkite Kun-ord 7:30 Wyatt Earp Showtime Rawhide eiallant Man 7:45 Wyatt Earp Showtime Rawhide Gallant Man 8 00 Finrst Hour Snowtime Rawhide Gallant Man 8 13 Finest Hour Shnwtim.

Rawhide Gallant Man 8:30 Finest Hour Sing With Mitch Houte 68 Elmtstones 8:45 Finest Hour Sing With Mitch 'ioute 66 Flintstones 9:00 Noah's Ark Sing With Mitch Route 68 I'm Dickens 9:15 Noah's Ark Sing With Mitch Route 68 I'm Dickens 9:30 Noah's Ark Don't fall Mr Fair Exchange 77 Sunset Strip 9:45 Liichne Don't Call Me Fair Exchange Sunset Strip 10:00 Bin Show Jack Paar Fair Exchange 77 Sunset Strip 10:15 Bi Show Jack Paar Fair Exchange i'7 Sunset Strip 10:30 Big Show Jack Paar Eyewitness Death Valley 10:45 Big Show Jack Paar Eyewitness Death Valley 11:00 Big Show Final Report Richard Hickox News-Sporta 11:15 Big Show snoita Late Show Weather 11:30 Bi(? Show Tonight Show Late Show Steve Allen 11:45 Mahalia Jackson Tonight Show Late Show Steve Allen Saturday Night ALL TIMFS EST WTTVTV (4) WFBM-TV (fi) WISH-TV (8) WLWI TV (13) 6:00 Wrestling Frances Farmer Richard Hickox Sports World 6:15 Wrestling Frances Farmer Week In Sports Sports World 6JJ0 Wrestling Frances Farmer Aquanauts Midwest Hay ride Wrntltng Sports Aquanauts Midwest Hayrlde 7:00 Checkmate Keyhole Aquanauts Midwest Hayrlde 7:15 Checkmate Keyhole Aquanauts Midwest Hay ride 7:30 Checkmate Sam Benedict Jackie (Jleason Roy Rogers 7:45 Checkmate Sam Benedict Jackie Gleason Roy Rogers 8:00 Divorce Court Sam Benedict Jackie Gleason Rov Rogers 8:15 Divorce Court Sam Benedict Jackie Gleason Roy Rogers 8:30 Divorce Court Joey Bishop Defenders Mr. Smith 8:45 Divorce Court Joey Bishop Defenders Mr. Smith 9:00 Wire Service Sat. Nite Movie Defenders Lawrence Welk 9:15 Wire Service Sat. Nite Movie Defenders Lawrence Wn 9:30 Wire Service Sat.

Nite Movie Have Gun Lawrence Welk 9:45 Wire Service Sat. Nite Movie Have Gun Lawrence Welk 10:00 Riverboat Sat. Nite Movie Gunsmoke FiKht Of Week 10:15 Riverboat Sat. Nite Movie Gummoke FiKht Of Week 10:30 Riverboat Sat. Nite Movie Gum-moke FiKht Of Week 10:45 Riverboat Sat.

Nite Movie Gunbinoke Make That Spaie 11:00 Play of Week Final Report Richard Hickox II O'clock naJ 11:15 Play of Week Sports Late Show Weather 11:30 Play of Week Hollywood's BentLate Show By Ceorge 11:45 Play of Week Hollywood's BestLate Show By Georgo Sunday Night ALL TIMES E. S. T. WTTV TV (4) WFBM-TV (fi) WISH-TV (8) WLWI TV (13) Popeye Weather. New 20th Century A FI, Football 6:15 prveve Special Report 20th Century Pro Scon-hoard 6:30 Popeye Beachcomber Passwurd Peter Sc Wolf 6:45 Popeye Beachcomber Password Peter Wolf 7:00 Mr.

Lucky Ensign O'Toole Lassie Peter t- Wolf 7:15 Mr. Lucky Ensign O'Toole Lassie Piter Wolf 7:30 Impact Wall Disne Dennis Jettons 7:45 Impact Wait Disney Dennis Jetsons 8:00 I U. Forum Walt Disney Ed Trooper Hook 8:15 III. Forum Walt Disney Ed Sullivan Trooper Hook 8:30 III. News e'ar 54 rd Suillvaa Tiooper Hook 8:45 I U.

News r'ar 54 Fd SulHv Trooper Hook 9:00 Crime A. Punish. Bonanza Heal McCoys Trooper Hook 9:15 8t Punish. Heal M'C'oys Trooper Hook 9 30 Sil Tits Please Bonanza Ti ue Theatre Caesar Sees It 9:45 Silents Please Bonanza True Theatre Cat sar St cs It 10:00 Cinema Story of Adopt ninCandid Camera Fnestone on 10:15 Cinema Story of Adopt ior Camera Kir slime Voice Cinema Story of Adopt mi huts My Line Howard K. Smith 10:45 Cinema Story of Adopt ion What's My Line Howard iv.

smiili 11:00 Cinema Wealtiw Eric Sevareid News Final 11:15 Cinema Movie Six Late Stiow Tlniller 11:30 Cinema Movie Six late Show Thriller 11:45 Sign Off Movie Six l.ate Show Tlniller UNION VILLAGE 515 i OPEN SUNDAYS FOR DINNERS 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. REGULAR DINNER CHUCK STEAK Smothered In Mushrooms And Onions. ALSO SERVING STEAK, CHICKEN SEAFOOD "31 W. KING ST.

Seflch's Steak Mouse WILL SERVE SPECIAL DINNERS NOON AND EVENINGS Friday Saturday Sunday Turkey Sunday, 1 P. M. SPECIAL ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 21 at 1:00 I M. ISO S.

Jacksen St. Franklin, Ind. Four Old Clocks: 4 Coal Oil Lamps: 3 Iron Pots: Miscellaneous Brass; Miscellaneous Tewter: Set of Silver; Candle Holders; Bavarian. Haviland and Prussian Plates; Glass Ware; Churns; Old Irons; Old Books: Pictures; Cherry Chest; Windsor Chairs: Wash Stand; Brass Bed; Black Walnut Bed; Old Victrola; Set of Fineapple Chairs: Copper Wash Boiler: Spool Bed; Gas Log; Lot of Antique Dishes; 2 Cupboards; Blond Dresser. This Will Be A Big Sale! Come Early.

Look Them Over! Art Probst 736-3719 James Reid 736-7250 James Davidson and Art Trobst, Auctioneers. REGULAR SALE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7 P. M. PUBLIC INVITED Master Mason Degree, Saturday, 24th. 7:30 p.m.

111-St Not ice Merchants Try Us For Collections! Credit Bureau of Johnson Co. Franklin 736-7117 Johnson Co. Conservation Club Off Highway 232.