Banner Graphic, Volume 5, Number 274, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 January 1975 — Page 3

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Diaper set Two-year-old Jennifer Jo Parke is the daughter of Bruce and Sue Parke of Indianapolis. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Parke of Route 1, Jamestown and Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Reed of 204 North College, Greencastle.

Fillmore news Mrs. Smith hosts guests

FILLMORE-Thursday visitors of Mrs. Charles Smith were her aunt Mrs. Monta Skaggs of Jamestown and her cousin Mrs. Stanley Hicks of Hazelwood. The United Methodist Women still have Azela Pecans for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vickous are the parents of an 8 lb. 3 oz. daughter named Melissa Ann. The maternal granxparents ate Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Woods of rural Fillmore. Rev. Kyle Miller, pastor of Bethel Baptist Church, has returned from Indianapolis Hospital where he underwent surgery recently. The Bethel Baptist MaryMartha Missionary group will meet Thursday, Jan. 23 with Mrs. Wila Cash. Mrs. Nellie Suits of Fairland spent Sunday, Jan. 12 with her mother, Mrs. Ivan Leonard. In the afternoon they visited Mr. Leonard in the Putnam Countv

Thursday Club meets with Mrs. Allen

The Thursday Club met at the home of Mrs. Averil Allen with a carry-in dinner. Eleven members were present for the dinner. After the dinner, the meeting was called to order by the president. Business for the coming year was discussed and new officers were elected. The secretary report was

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This story written by Mrs. Charles F. Smith Banner-Graphic, Fillmore Correspondent

Hospital. He is much improved and came home on Mondav. Mrs. Lora Gillum of W'averly, Ohio visited Saturday thru Wednesday with her daughter Mrs. Paul Oty. On Sunday Mr. Oty and family attended the graduation excercises of her grandson Darold Oty at South Putnam. The Stitch and Chatter Club met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Kate Oliver. Twelve members answered roll call with “a fruit or vegetable Bible times.” Neva Hunter gave a' contest which was won by Mildred Hunter. Hostess served refreshemtsn. Mrs. Mildred Lydick entered the Putnam County Hospital for surgery on Thursday.

given and the new hostesses wert named for the coming year. Cards were sent out to the sick and the menu was drawn up for the next month. Mrs. Rosalie Allen will be hostess for the month of February. A visitation period was enjoyed by all.

Cloverdale news B.Y.F. members attend Friendship Association Rally

We wish to express our sincere sympathy to the family members of Jerry Orman. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hall and family of Indianapolis were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Todd. Last Week, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scott of Eminence, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott of Poland visited the Hendryx Funeral Home in Cumberland to pay final respects to William Scott. Rod Ray and Linda Stokes of Purdue were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Ray. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray. “Thot: The true measure of God’s love is that He loves

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This story written by Barbara Moore Banner-Graphic, Cloverdale Correspondent

without measure!” Our Daily Bread. Seven B.Y.F. members including Brenda Scott, Vickie Jones, Linda Jordan, Beverly Isenhour, Vickie Bair, Joella Morgan, Julie Moore and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Freeman and also Herschel Manson attended the recent Friendship Association Rally at Martinsville Baptist Church. An election of officers for 1975 was held and Julie was elected to serve as Association Rallv

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margarine 1 pint milk 8-ounce can whole-kernel corn, undrained Soak beans in water to cover overnight; drain and rinse. Add 6 cups water to the beans and simmer, covered, just until tender but not mushy. Add the remaining ingredients and heat. Nice sprinkled with minced parsley or freshly grated pepper. Makes 6 to 8 servings.

pianist for the ensuing year. Birthdays include: Jan. 16, Marjorie Larkin; Jan. 14, Jesse Ratts; Jan. 19, Joetta Milligan; Jan. 19, Emma Scott and Jay Suthedin; Jan. 23, Ethel Scott; Jan. 24, Loyd Scott; Jan. 24, Brenda Scott; Jan. 28, Louise VanScyoc and Vivian Madden. Anniversaires include: Jan. 9, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Todd;’ Jan. 21, Mr. and Mrs. William Weist. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kay entertained with Sunday dinner in honor of the 18th birthday of their daughter, Charlene. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kay and daughter Becky of Indianapolis. Charlene is a senior at C.H.S. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott of Eminence who observed their Golden Wedding Anniversary on January 14. They are the parents of a son, Joseph Scott. The Oak Grove Ladies Missionary Aid met Wednesday night in the church basement. Beulah Rubeck called the meeting to order, followed by devotions given by Edith Winders. Following the business meeting, an offering was collected, at which time, Beulah Rubeck received a birthday gift, and the “Lucky

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21,1975, THE PUTNAM BOUNTY BANNER-GRAPHIC

Napkin” was given to Bessie Gibson. Rev. Lewis Gray gave grace before the hostess, Mrs. Cecil Scott, Served refreshments of mints, nuts, cookies, punch and coffee. The February hostess will be Mrs. Lewis Gray. Melanie Moore of Indianapolis and Brenda Scott spent Sunday visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Weekly of Mooresville. Mary Wilson and Patty Risku, and family, from Clermont, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ruth Brant and Beverly Isenhour. Wednesday, Mrs. Ruth Brant prepared a birthday dinner in honor of the 18th birthday of her granddaughter Beverly Isenour. Miss Benda Scott was a guest and later, both visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Freeman. Note of Interest: Those who commute often find difficulty obtaining rides to downtown Indianapolis. An enterprising group from Cloverdale is now taking names for rides, and the means of transportation is a deluxe passenger bus. This ingenious idea also conserves on fuel. Susie and Mike Sanchez oi Indianapolis have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coy.

Don Edmondson is a patien' in Winona Hospital in In dianapolis and underwent recent surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee of Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas, Mrs. May Williams and Miss Nel Irwin of PittsbOro, Ind., spent Thursday night aS the houseguest of their sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Johnson. The Cloverdale Homemakers Extension Club had their first meeting of the year with Mrs. Belle on Wednesday, January 15. Plans for the year were made and committees were decided. Reservations were discussed for Achievement Day, February 5. Club president. Melba Haltom, gave a lesson entitled “Read The Lable-Set A Better Table.”

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Eleven members answered roll call with New Year’s resolutions. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Todd were in Indianapolis on Wednesday visiting Don Edmondson, at Winona Hospital, and also John Batta. At the recent Joint Inspection of Greencastle, Fillmore, and Cloverdale Chapters of Order of The Eastern Star, held in the Greencastle Masonic lA)dge, Greencastle Mrs. Esther Fry, Secretary of Cloverdale Chapter 369 was presented her 50 year award pin from Past Worthy Grand Matron of Indiana, Helen Gore. Esther also received a lovely corsage of carnations from Mr. and Mrs. Neal Godwin, Worthy Matron and Patron of Cloverdale Chapter 369 of O.E.S.

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