Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 June 1974 — Page 4

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Illini Visits New Maysville

Those calling on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward recently were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Elliott of Carmel Ind.; Mrs. Wilson Vaught of Crawfordsville, Ind.; and Mr. Roy Weller and Mr. Bud

Crochrain of North Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Malicoat of Bridgeport, Ind., called on Mr. Arab Drake and his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Tem-

ple of Indianapolis called on Roy and Hellen Weller recently. Mrs. Mary Pantino of Danville, 111., called on the Bob Brewster family recently.

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nadene Burks and daughter Patty were Mrs. William Perry and daughters Ametra and Becky of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Mike Chew and daughters Tisha and Traci of Reelsville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Greencastle spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark and family. Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Nadene Burks and daughter Patty were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward and family of Quincy, Mrs. Mildred Butts of Manhattan and Tisha and Traci Chew of Reelsville. Mrs. James Clark and son Paul, Mrs. William Perrvand

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Jimmie Clark went with Mrs. Ernest Heber Wednesday for a check-up at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Robbie Burks spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward and family at Emmince. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark were at Spencer Saturday evening. There was a birthday party for Mrs. Nadene Burks at her home Sunday evening with the following guests present: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward and family of Emmince; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward and family of Quincy; Mrs. William Perry and daughters of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. James Clark and son Paul; Mrs. Mike Chew and daughters of Reelsville and Robbie and Patty Burks. Ice cream and cake were served to all the guests by Mrs. Nadene Burk’s daughters. Mrs. Mildred Butts of Manhattan gave Nadene the cake. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber of Punta Gardens, Fla., are visiting their daughters, Mrs. Robert Pettit and family; Mr. and Mrs. Larry McAllister and son Larry Jr., of Indianapolis; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber; his sister. Mrs. Nadene Burks; Mrs. Heber’s sisters, Mrs. Harold Truesdale, Mrs. Wilmer Hess, Mrs. Stella Frye of Greencastle and Mrs. Joseph Shaughnessy; her brother. Joe Gentry of Lafayette; her brother, Charley Gentry of Greencastle; and many friends from the Lone Star Cement Plant.

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Roachdale Elementary Teachers Honor Mrs. Jessie Russell

Ignorance is a state of meaning By Abigail Van Buren f 1974 tr Chirag* Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc. DEAR ABBY: Regarding the socially active university professor with a Ph D. who wasn’t sure of what R.S V.P. meant until he saw it in your column: You replied "Ignorance is simply the absence of knowledge which is no crime. We are all ignorant, only on different subjects.” Abby, ignorance is "not knowing something we should know.” Nescience is “not knowing something one would have no reasonable expectation of knowing.” Your not knowing the distinction between “ignorance” and “nescience” is nescience on your part. The professor’s not knowing the meaning of R.S.V.P is ignorance on his part. P.J.R. WORD FREAK DEAR FREAK: Since words are my tools, I felt ignorant not knowing the meaning of the word “nescience.” Then I polled three newspaper editors, two lawyers, a psychiatrist, the heads of the English department in three of our leading universities, a world famous novelist, a United States Supreme Court Justice, and an expert who writes a syndicated column on words, and not ONE of them had ever heard of the word “nescience.” So, now I feel more nescient than ignorant. DEAR ABBY: I am a 19-year-old girl, and my problem involves my psychiatrist. I trusted him completely and told him things I never in a million years would tell my mother, because he led me to believe that everything I told him would be held in the strictest of confidence. Can you imagine how I felt when I overheard my mother telling a relative on the phone some of the things I had told my psychiatrist? I can’t tell you how this upset me! In high school I stayed away from counselors, teachers, shrinks, etc., in order to avoid this. When I saw my psychiatrist, I asked him why he did this to me. At first he denied it, then he said that my mother had become “concerned” about me, so he told her everything. Abby, I thought I could trust him, and he betrayed me! What is the law concerning a doctor’s keeping information confidential? He said he had a right to talk to my mother without my permission. Did he? I am not a minor UPSET DEAR UPSET: Your doctor has committed a breach of ethics, and you would be perfectly justified in reporting him to the Ethics Committee of your local county medical society and/or psychiatric society. I suggest you do just that. DEAR ABBY: How can I get a reply from a place of business when I write them requesting specific information? I wrote to these people three times—and even then I was ignored. I didn’t ask for any special favors. I inquired about buying something they sell. What is the matter with people these days? Please tell me how to get an answer out of them. FRUSTRATED DEAR FRUSTRATED: To insure a reply — and usually a prompt one, enclose a stamped, addressed envelope. If you are ignored, give up. They probably don’t need the business, and they certainly don’t deserve it. Problems? You’ll feel better if you get it off your chest. For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. b*J700, L. A., Calif. 90069. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. 90212 for At.by’r booklet. "How to Write Letters for All Occasions.”

Mrs. Larry Miller and Mis William Austin took their children and isa Hartman to Greencastle Saturday aftc: noon for a roller skating parts in honor of Laure Miller’s birthday. Mr and Mrs. Harold Sutherlin of Bonita Springs, Ha., were overnight guests 1 hursday of her sister. Mrs. Juanita McMurtry Mrs. Jessie Russell was honored b> the elementary teachers of Roachdaie at a retirement dinner at the Turner Cafe in Roachdaie on Ihurs day. May 23. Mr. and Mrs I lino Puts ! l entertained with a birthdav dinner Thursday evening honoring both of hissisteis Those present were Mr and Mrs. Boyd Vaught of Rockville. Mrs. Lillian Cornett of Decker and Mrs Cheryl Hokeand children. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Gilstrapot Bedford. Ind.. \isited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Fra rices Cunningham Mrs Marie Bratton of Ellettsville and daughter Joan visited the Brick Chapel and Bainbridgc cemeteries Sunday and called on a number of friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Jeral Baker are grandparents of a son. born to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reynolds at St. Vincents Hospital May 23. Janet Baker is spending the week with her sister in Indianapolis to help care for the new baby. Among those from here that attended the race in Indianapolis on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Detro. Mr and Mrs. W illiam Wheeler - Eiteljorge Engage ment Correction Due toinsufficient information given to the BannaGraphic, an engagement announcement on page 5 of the June 5 issue failed to state that Mr. Arlen L. Eiteljorge was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Eiteljorge of Greencastle. He will wed Miss Cathy Joe W'heeler. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Elvin F Wheeler of Greencastle. Julv 19.

\ustin, Larry Miller. Dick Robbins, Marvin Bullerdick and family and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lukenbill The volunteer firemen were called to the Marian leu and farm Friday, hut were unable to save a camper trailer belonging to Ronald Campbell. 1 he trailer had a Hat tire which caused the fire inside Campbell was driving on Road 43 south of Brick Chapel. The volunteer firemen have one more lust aid lesson to attend in Roachdaie (he chinch board membeis from the f cited Methodist Church met luesday evening to discuss the hiring of a new minister. Rev Day. who bus been the minister for the past five years, is retiring. He and Mis Day wifi be missed. Mr and Mrs Leroy Blocker and children. Mi Blocker’s parents and Mr and Mrs. Richard Inmar spent the holiday weekend at a lake in northern Michigan 1 hey fished and hunted mushrooms.

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