The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1968 — Page 3

Wednesday, October 2, 1968

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wedding vows exchanged

The First Baptist Church, HoChester, was a formal setting for the wedding of Miss Chera Lynne Chamberlain and James C, Neal, Jr. in August. The couple spent their honeymoon on the East Coast and are now living in LaPorte. The wedding, officiated by the Rev. Lawrence Smith, pastor of the Grace United Methodist Church, took place August 3rd. Preceeding the exchange of vows of the double ring ceremony Mrs. Charles Long, organist, presented appropriate selec-

tions. A classmateof Miss Chamberlains’s sang “Because” and Wedding Prayer”. The altar of the church was decorated with standing baskets of white gladiolus and purple asters. The pews were marked with white satin bows entwined with ivy. Miss Chamberlain wore a lovely white silk organza and lace creation fashioned with a wedding ring collar, long sleeves tapering to the wrists and a full gathered chapel length train. The empire bodice and front of the A-line skirt were with lace

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Neal Jr.

and clusters of seed pearls. Her tiered French illusion veil was secured to a seed pearl open crown. She carried aclassiccascade of bridal ivy trimmed with lace bells and shower streamers entwined with lover’s knots, centered with roses. The groom’s gift to the bride was a wrist watch. Serving her sister as Matron of Honor was Miss Michele Chamberlain, Miami Springs, Fla., Miss Paulette Felke, Rochester, and Mrs. Harl Peters, Greencastle, were bridesmaids. Both the bridesmaids and the Matron of Honor were fashioned alike in gowns of pink linen, featuring scooped necklines, bellshaped sleeves and empire bodices. Each gathered full back A. line skirt was highlighted by multiple cotton lace and velvet streamers at the high rise waistline. The bride’s attendants carried formal cascades of orchid asters, stephanotis and grape clusters. William Cover,Denver,Ind.and classmate of the groom,attended as best man. Groomsmen were Jack Hurst and Harl Peters,both of Greencastle and brothers-in-law of the groom. Guests were seated by the ushers, Larry Edwards, and Donaid Honlett. Mrs. Laura Chamberlain, Aunt of Miss Chamberlain, chose a Bob Rossie creation of an original silk two-piece suit highlighted by crystal beads on the neckline and sleeves. Her hat of ostrich feathers and her shoes were of matching color. Her corsage was of green cymbidium orchid. Mrs. Neal, mother of the groom, wore a turquoise Jonathan Logan sheath with matching accessories. She wore a pink cymbidium orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, awedding reception for 150 guests was held in the lower part of the church. The four tiered cake was decorated with clusters of sugar bells, cascades of pink variegated Continued on Page 10

Personal and Local

Barbara Poor starts interior decorating

Enjoy the Finest TV Buy Philco Color TV Now!

Rus-sells

fl/MTURER\iC)% • APPUNKAS

f 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 1 1 1 1 L NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE OL 3-6315 17 WEST FANKLIN STREET GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Well known local resident, Mrs. Barbara Fuson Poor, is beginning a new business service in Greencastle, that of interior decorating. Mrs. Poor has long been active in the art field, attending —Heloise Tiie water and .snampoo jusi roll off. Mrs. H. Harris DEAR HELOISE: Don't throw away those old TV tray stands. When cold weather comes, stand the tray legs over your new plants or delicate shrubs. Drape an old blanket over it and the plants come through the worst weather with every twig intact. Gardener

Get Set Now With a Brand New Philco Color Television Up To 3 Mo's. To Pay

Many Good Reasons Why You Should

* CONTEMPORARY styling, with genuine Walnut

veneers and matching hardwood solids.

Model 6560WA

*695

Less Trade

PHILCO

Philco big screen Color TV Not a small-screen ^ ow on |y portable but a ^ full-size Color TV ^479^ with big-set features! ■ A # Mod. 5239GY With Legs 5477

Now On Display New 1969 Models Philco Portable TVs 5 98 00 Black & White Console TVs >199”

1969

F.M. RADIOS

PORTABLE STEREO

With A.M. Too

PHONOGRAPHS

$29’5

*49«

Try Philco

Plays 4 Size Records

Buy A Philco Color Television:

1. Sizes for Every Need 2. True-Color Demodulator System 3. Transistorized Solid State Signal System 4. Simplified Color Controls 5. Philco Cool Chassis, Especially Designed to Reduce Small Tube Burnouts Plus Better Repair Service Now, for repairs, other minor picture adjustments, Philco has provided factory-trained servicemen for us to send on major TV repair. This means faster attention and quicker resumption of reception in our customers' homes because a Philco service outlet maintains a comprehensive stock of repair parts and uses the most modern test equipment operated by Philco trained men. We are happy to grant this new service which will enable our Philco customers to receive the most competent, rapid service possible.

DePauw University, graduating from The Famous Artists Course in Commercial Art and most recently completing her studies with The New York School of Interior Design. She plans to operate her decorating business from her home on a free-lance basis. She will offer an interior decorating service which will inelude consultation, shopping service and co-ordination and supervision of work. Mrs. Poor is the wife of Robert L. Poor, and resides at 108 Northwood with her husband and two daughters.

Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Rielly observed their 60th wedding anniversary Sept. 30th. They reside at 925 W. So. St. at Lebanon, Indiana. Attend Mrs. Donald Pitts attended the funeral of her cousins at Lafayette, Mr. Irvin Nice at Sollen Baker Funeral Home, on Saturday p.m. Harley Ross at Hippensville Funeral Home on Monday p.m. O.E.S, The regular stated meeting of the Greencastle O.E.S, no. 255 will meet Wednesday, October 2 at 7:30. It will be Friends night. Special entertainment will follow the meeting. Election of an officer will also be held. Members of O.E.S. are cordially invited to attend. Service Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gouch and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Records spent the week end with the Couches’ son who is in service at F. Campbell, Ky. Visit Miss Florence Erwin visited her sister, Mrs. Edith Chadwick and daughter, Marie, at South Bend last week. Guest Mr. and Mrs. Hal Tobin of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs. Ruth Dean. Attend meeting P.G. Evans and David G. Jackman, of Greencastle attended the 55 state meeting of the Indiana Real Estate Association held last week at Evansville, Indiana. The Saturday sessions took place in an Evansville new multi-million dollar Civic Auditorium, that has a seating capacity of 3,000.

FHA chapter elects officers

The North Putnam Chapter of Future Farmers of America opened its second meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. President Larry Wilson called the meeting to order with opening ceremonies. The chapter elected assistant officers. The officers are as follow’s: Assistant President; Gary Wallace, Assistant Vice President, John Clodfelter, Assistant Secretary. Garv Richards, Assistant Treasurer, Greg Richards, Assistant Reporter,

Card of thanks A special thank you note to all our friends, neighlors and relatives who w r ere so kind in helping us celebrate our silver wedding anniversary, Gale and I thank you. Gale and Dorothy O’Hair

JUNE'S Beauty Shoppe BAINBRIDGE, IND. Appointments Tuesday thru Saturday OWNER AND OPERATOR June Sharp Phone 522-3305

Sam Lasley, Assistant Sentinel, Kenny Davis, Assistant Parliamentarian, Ron Alcorn. A new office was initiated this year. It is held by Larry Keeney Chapter Chaplain. A talk on a point system was given by Marty Evens. The meeting was adjourned with closing ceremonies. In memoriam In memory of Fred James who departed this life, Sept. 28, 1960. The love you gave us many years will never from us depart, Tho you have gone beyond our reach, You are always in our heart. Sadly missed by The Children Card of thanks We would like to express our sincere appreciation to each and every one who sent floral tributes, cards and food in any way showed their respect to our loved one, Sgt. Donald A. Bryant. Mrs. Donald A. Bryant and sons, Jamesand Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bryant, Barbara and Mary Ann.

IS! NEW.^£varBMM>

f IXTEMAL CAR THE MIDDLE EAR THE MINER CAR

•CIT0! BRAVO

•0ST0M CARM0IM

Ali-in-the-Ear hearing aid ““with MORE POWER! -BW*W Thu Next Service Center Will Be Held On Friday, October 4 COMMERCIAL HOTEL MR. O. L CAMPRCU Certified Hearing AW Aaollologlot, wOl ho hero to torvo yea. PREE HEARING TESTS, REPAIRS, RATTERIIS and CORDS ARE AVAILABLE AT AU TIMES AT THE COMMERCIAL HO TO. STOP IN AT THE FRONT DISK. OR CALL PHONE OL 3-5617

Baptist Union Valley Baptist Church Home-Coming will be Sun., Oct. 6th. All day services with basket dinner at noon. Afternoon ser. vices will begin at 2:30 p.m. with Bro. Virgil Baugh of Martinsville as speaker. Special music and singing. Everyone welcome. Manager Frank Pierce is now the manager of the Hillman’s Jewelers at the Mall in Crawfordsville, Ind. Birthday Michelle Leeann Herbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Herbert, Belle Union, 1 year Oct. 1. Pledge Robert Hayes Lyon has entered Northwestern University and pledged Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyon. Women The Women of the Moose will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home. Reading club The Thursday Reading Club will meet at Elizabeth McCullough’s Tliursday. The roll call will be on aprons. Kappa The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum, will meet at the home of Miss Lois Luther, RR Bainbridge, Wed. Oct. 9 at 2:00 p.m. Folk International Folk Dancing Club will meet Thursday Oct. 3 at 7:00 p.m. at Bowmen Gym. Baby A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eral Talley ofLibertyville, 111. The grandparents of the baby, Mark Vincent, are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zeller and Mrs. Minni Eitlejorge. Attended Mrs. Donald Pitts attended the funeral of her cousins at Lafayette over the weekend including Mr. Irvin Nice on Saturday and Hanley Ross Monday. Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Reilly observed their 60th wedding anniversary, Sept. 30. They live at 925 W. South Street at Lebanon. Women’s circle The Evening Group of the Presbyterian Women’s Circle will meet Thursday at 7:45 p.m. with Mrs. Don Holley. Garage Sale Neighborhood garage sale, Friday Oct. 4th at 10 a.m. at 1003 S. Locust St.

County Hospital Monday Dismissals Sara Johnson, Greencastle Maybell Parry, Greencastle Sylvia Rogers, Clayton. Mrs. Norman Barron and baby boy, Clayton. Mrs. Daniel Coley and baby girl, Greencastle. Jacqueline Chastain, Greencastle. Audrey Coates, Greencastle. Roy Colestock, Gosport. Virginia Jefferies, Greencastle. James McCarter, Greencastle. Rose Miethe, Roachdale. Tracy Proctor, Reelsville. Or ley Vanlandingham, Greencastle. Wall Papers UTRECHT, The Netherlands <UPI)—Local authorities decided to build three boards measuring one by one-and-a-half yards for wall papers of the Red Chinese type. The boards were asked for by local youth groups.

Page 3 Reelsville F.H.A. holds meeting On Wednesday, September 25, 1968 the Reelsville Chapter of F.H.A. held the first meeting of the year in the Home Economics room. The officers of this year are: President, Tanis Strahl; Vicepresident, Teresa Eyler; Secretary, Barbara Perkins; Treasurer, Beverly Strahl; Reporter, Martha Dobson; Historian, Deb. bie White; Parliamentarian, Doris Hartman; Project Chairman, Shirley Albright; Public Relations, Charelene Yater; Recreation Leader, Joyce Haltom. After the opening ceremony, the officers informed the members of their duties. Rita Craft and Penny Tellas told the girls about the purposes, emblem, motto, and flowers of F.H A. The national and state programs of the year were discussed and Linda Elmore and Nancy Leonard read the requirements for an honor chapter of F.H.A. Also the ways to earn points were given to 18 new' members. The Fall District meeting which is an officers’ workshop, will be held Saturday, Oct. 19, at Danville High School. The President appointed Beverly Strahl, chairman, Susie Grimes, Nancy Farmer, and Laura Killion to a ways and means committee. The next meeting will be held October 16 in the Home Economics room.

Funeral Notices Hugh Collins rites held

Services for Hugh F. Collins, 80, of route 1 Cloverdale, will be at 10:30 Thursday at the Universalist Church in Cunot. A retired farmer and former Trustee of Jackson township, Owen County, he passed away Monday at his residence. He was a member of the Universalist Church in Cunot, and the F and AM No. 132 of Cloverdale. He was preceded in death by his wife Myrtle in 1962. Survivors include, one son, Cleon of Walkerton; two sisters, Ruth Vice and Ester Childers both of Elmira, Ark.; 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son, Carlyle, in May of this year. Burial will be in the Cunot Cemetery. Friends may call at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale anytime. Lyle Call dies here Services for Lyle A. Call, 64, of 402 W. Columbia St. will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Rector Funeral Home in Greencastle. He was the superintendent of the Greencastle Sewage Plant. He died Tuesday at the Putnam County Hospital. He was a member of the Union Chapel Church, Morton Masonic Lodge and the Moose Lodge of Greencastle. He is survived by his wife, Della; two sons, Marvin of Mooresville and Donald of Martinsville; two daughte”s in law, Virginia and Mary Lou; five grandchildren, four si: ters, Mrs. Thelma Cooper of Roachdale, Mrs. Mary Cooper of Russellville, Mrs. Ruth Early of Route 1 Greencastle and Mrs. Leona Terry of Greencastle; two aunt^ Mrs. Nell Bettis of Indianapolis and Mrs. Maude O’Haver of Morton. Burial will be in the Union Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call anytime.

HTH ANNUM DEMOCRATIC CHICKEN BARBECUE Guest Speakers: ROBERT L ROCK, Candidate for Goveraor JAMES BEATTY, Caadidate for Lt. Goveraor GENE BRINER, Treasurer Meet. All Local Democratic Coadidates At Putaam Couaty Fairgrouads SATURDAY, OCT. 5TH SERVING 5-7 P.M. PUBLIC INVITED Putnam Co. Democratic Central Committee