Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 251, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1964 — Page 6

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David Smith Lecture At Temple Tuesday

David Smith, one of America's outsanding modern sculptors, will lecture at Temple University'! —

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Tyler school of art Tuesday, Octobe- 27 a* 2:<s p -■> -with- '*• school campus, Beech and Pen-

rose avea., Elkins Park, Pa. The lecture i i open to the public Admission h free. Smith's lecture will inaugurate a scries of six programs titled "Pcispectives on Contemporary

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Art" to be given at the University's Tyler school during the 1964-65 s ho>l year. A /*«• gh****’ **< sculpture is currently being held b. u.. M .

in New York City. During the part year he exhibited at the Documenta 111 exhibition at Kassel, Germany; the institute of contemporary art, at the University of Pennsylvania, and received the creative arts awards at Brandeis University. Smith utilizes various metals, forging, fabricating and casting to p-oduce e- thetic results. He also works in wood and marble. Native of Decatur A native of Decatur, Ind. Smith sudied st Ohio University and George Washington University. He also did research and study in Pa-is. France, and Greece. He has had numerous one-man shows in the United States including the East River gallery, 1938; the University gaily, Minneapolis, 1939; the Neuman Willard gallery, 1940; Skidmore College gallery, 1942; Albany institute of art and history, 1943: museum of modern art, Whitney mt tseum and the Metropolitan museum of art in New York City in 1943,' and the museum of modern art in 1957. His w rk was represented in the modern museum’s 12 Americans show which traveled to European capitals in 1953. Smithes work is also in the permanent collections of the New museaum of modern art, the Detroit institute of art, the Metropolitan museum in New York City, the Chicago art institute, the St. Louis art museum, the Walker art center of the University of Minnesota and in other private, museum and university collections. Smith was a Guggenheim fellow in 1950-82, and visiting pro-

fessor of sculpture at the University of Arkansas in 1953. He taught sculpture at Indiana University in 1954155, and has also taught at the University of Mississippi, Sarah Lawrence College and Bennington College. A monograph of his work was published by the Museum of MoRay Butcher Dies After Long Illness Ray Butcher, 72, of Berne route 1, died Thursday in Parkview memorial hospital. Fort Wayne, following an illness of six years. Surviving are his wife, Marie; two daughters, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturdays at the Yager funeral home in Berne, with burial in MRE cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral horte until time of the services. Oct. 30 Is Deadline For Absentee Ballot County clerk George M. Bair reminded Adams county voters today that they have just six more days remaining in which to make application for an absentee voter ballot for the November 3 election. Bair said that application must be made no later than one week from today, Friday, October 30, as absentee ballots must be prepared and placed in the mans oy tne following day. Two Cars Damaged In Accident Thursaay Sheriff Roger Singleton investigated a two-car accident at 4; 40 p. m. Thursday, that occurred on U. S. 27, five miles north of Berne. David Paul Horrell, 25, of route 1, Berne, was southbound on 27 and had slowed for a car turning right in front of his. As Horrell slowed, his auto was struck in the rear by another southbound vehicle driven fay Stanley W. Isch, 20, route 4, Bluffton. Neither driver Was injured. Damages were estimated at S3OO to the Isch auto and $250 to the Horrell car. Meeting Friday On Work For Red Cross A meeting for women interested in aiding in the Red Cross Gray Ladies program or in other Red Cross work win be held at 7 p. m. Friday in the downstairs classroom at the Red Cross headquarters in the Reppert building. Local Red Crees secretary Mrs. Wanda Oelberg has asked that any local women interested in the work attend the meeting. The Gray Ladies program and other Red Cross work will be explained.

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dem Art in 1957, and in 1959 he exhibited at the French gallery in New York City.

HONEST — EFFICIENT — SINCERE I ■■■?■ VOTE FOR * ■Fj LELAND A. (Lee) NEUEH 'J Republican Candidate for a Auditor of Adams County a M K November Election . Thank You. M YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE APPRECIATED I-—*" M| 1,1 ’■ 1 ■ 1 For Program JI Efficient, Economical, Impartial, I B Friendly, Courteous, COUNTY GOVERNMENT Vote For HUGH DAVID (DAVE) MOSSER Republican Candidate for Adams County Commissioner, Third District QUALIFICATIONS: Native of Adams County. Graduate of Jefferson Township High School, Purdue University short course. Served 8 years as Jefferson Township Trustee and Assessor. Knows administration and basis of local tax systems. Presently serving as chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the Adams County Soil and Water Conservation District. Also as director of the Adams County Farm Burebu Co-op. Have worked wiQi these and various other groups including 4-H. Believes that cooperation accomplishes many things. Understands the laborer, farmer, professional and business people and realizes the need in Adams County for bn improved farm to market road system, more adequate?, bridges and qualified personnel for maintaining present rocufs gndivbcidges. I welcome the opportunity to serve the voters and taxpayers of Adams County as Commissioner of the Third District. And I would consider it both an honor and pleasure to serve you. ( solicit your vote and support in the General Election, November 3, 1964. Pol. Advt.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1984

Smith resides in Bolton Landing, New York, with his wife and two daughters.