Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 December 1974 — Page 3

MONDAY. DECEMBER It. 1>74. THE PUTNAM COUNTY BANNER-GRAPHIC 3A

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook

Cooks to celebrate anniversary with open house Dec. 21

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Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook, 132 West Berry, Greencastle, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Dec. 21. They were .married in Pulaski County, Kentucky, on Dec. 21, 1924. The Cooks have been blessed

with three sons and four daughters, Edwin, Lawrence, Ind.; Earnest, Manassa, Va.; Eugene, Edna Smiley and Mary Smith, all of Greencastle; Edith Tarter, Somerset, Ky. and Doris Smiley, Independence, Ky. THE Cooks have 37 grand-

children and 7 greatgrandchildren. Mr. Cook is now retired after 42 years service wit Lone Star, Corp. The children will host an open house at the coummunity building at the fairgrounds Dec 21. Hours will be 2-6 p.m.

Delta Kappa Gamma attends initiation dinner

On Saturday evening. December 7, 39 members of Epsilon Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma attended the annual initiation dinner at the DePauw Memorial Student Union Building, at which Mrs. Velma Wortman, president of Alpha Epsilon State, from Morristown, Ind. was the guest speaker. Proceeding the dinner Betty Bertram (Mrs. Louis) and Ann Robinson (Mrs. Jack L.) were admitted to active membership in the organization in a simple but impressive ceremony, conducted by the officers and the Ceremonies Committee. Mrs. Wortman’s topic was “And love came down at Christmas,” referring to the birth of Jesus. She named the types of love and spoke of spiritual love, as defined by Bishop Shean, as God’s love to us with our response being to all mankind. God’s love is such that one can see, and touch, and hear in all the world around us, and a love one should emutate. It is a gift we all should use. “If we accept

this gift” she challenged the group, "we should (1) not fill our lives with material things; but invest in the children in knowledge, culture, morality, etc.; (2) not make ourselves a world to ourselves; rather work on projects for others in the fields of education such as scholarships, fellowships, etc.; and (3) not be so overwhelmed by the mass of misery in the world today that we do not act.” A special treat was the ver\ appropriate harp and vocal music by two DePauw students. Susan Jayne Platt, a junior harp student of Mrs. Grubb’s, played “Rhapsodie” by Marcel Grandjany and “What Child Is This 7 ” an old English song “Gesu Bambino” by Pietro Yon was sung by Robin Gaston, a student of Mrs. White; accompanied by Miss Platt Oh the harp. Group singing of Christmas Carols completed the program. Committees responsible for the evening and decorations were: Mrs. Susanna Compton, president, and her officers;

Ceremonies: Mrs. Charlotte Peterson, Mrs. Dorothy Brown and Mrs. Esther Friend;' Music: arranged for by Mrs. Betty Aker and Miss Leah Curnutt: and Social: Miss Thelma Neier, Mrs. Nola Clifford, Miss Elizabeth Daggy, and .Mrs. Jacqueline McGaughey. Athen chapter Athen Chapter 97 Order of the Eastern Star will honor Pat Patton District Deputy of District Nine, Indiana Grand Chapter at a public reception Saturday evening, Dec. 14 in the Masonic Temple at Crawfordsville. A social hour preceding the program in the chapter room will be in the south parlor from 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. Mrs. Patton was worthy matron and her husband Larrie was worthy patron of Athens Chapter in 1972. All members of Eastern Star, relatives and friends are cordially invited.

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Morton news Clinton Homemakers Club meets at Torrs

MORTON-The Clinton Homemakers Club met Sunday evening Dec. 8 at Torrs at 7 for supper. Eleven members were present and seven guests. The meeting opened with the song creed and flag salute, exchange of gifts and the men enjoyed playing cards. All enjoyed themselves. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Hazel Davis. Mr and Mrs. Noal Nicholoson helped their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richey move Tuesday. They shopped in Terre Haute Friday.. The Morton Trio sang at the Penal Farm accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Freda Nicholson. Jo ECen Clodfelter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clod-

felter, spent the weekend with her parents. On Tuesday, Marge Stultz. Neline Jackson and Carolyn Jackson shopped at Lafayette Square. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz and family were entertained Thanksgiving with all their families at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Frazier. Steve Clodfelter spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and family. There will be a celebration at Brick Chapel and Union Chapel churches Sunday evening at 7 p.m. One Way Singers will sing. Everyone is welcome Refreshments will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calvert Sunday evening.

Stanley Calvert also spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McGaughey attended the Ramsey Feed Co. supper at Putnam Inn. Mrs. Fred Thompson called on Mrs. Rick Parent Friday. Mrs. Parent and children called on Mrs. Thompson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson called on Mrs. and Mrs. Phillip Goode Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris from Illinois visited Mr. and Mrs. Earley Jackson and family Saturday night. Mrs. Maxine Callendar and Mrs. Mike O’Hair of Morton shopped in Crawfordsville Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clair Albin called Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Hair Tuesday night. Michael O’Hair and Bruce Fowler spent Friday night with Richard Haulk of Carpen tersville. Mrs. Tom Miller of Clinton Falls and Mrs. Mike O’Hair of Morton shopped in Terre Haute

Tuesday. Mrs. Marqueite Wiatt and Mrs. Jim Barbis and daughter Karen of Plainfield called on Mrs. Vern Sigler Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finck called on Mrs. Vern Sigler Monday. Santa Claus will be a Union Chapel Church Sunday Dec. 22.

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