Wolcott Beacon, Volume 12, Number 9, Wolcott, White County, 9 July 1964 — Page 2

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THE WOLCOTT BEACON

THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964

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Wolcott Christian Church Sunday School at 9:30. Worship Service at 10:30. Rev. Joe Tempfer, Pastor

Ml. Zlon Baptist Church Rev. Don Loomer, pastor. Worship Service 9:30. Sunday School 10:30. BYF meets at 6:15 p. m. Worship Service 7 p. m.

Local 4-H members had a

picnic Monday at Columbian

Park at Lafayette.

Palestine Christian Church

Silas Mailing Pastor. Robert Altman, Supt Sunday School at 9:30 Church Senrice at 10:30.

AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 294

Stated meeting 1st and 3rd

Tuesday, b.'OO p. m.

John E. Wood, Service Offi

cer, ph. 279-4023.

MASONIC LODGE 2nd and 4th Mondays

Firemen meet 1st and 3rd

Monday, 7:00 p. m.

Wolcott Methodist Church Rev. H. D. Searcy, pastor. '"Worship Service 9:30. Sunday School 10:30.

Wolcott Baptist Church Rev. Lloyd Walker, Pastor Sunday School at 10:00 Worship Service at 11:00 Evening Service 7:00.

Meadow Lake Presbyterian Cecil. Atkinson, Supply. Sunday School at 9:30. Worship Service at 10:30.

Remington Bible Church Sunday School at 9:30. Worship Service at 10:30. Evangelistic service at 7:00 Explorer's Post meeting every Tuesday night. Christian Apostolic Church Minister: Irvin Lehman, Elder iVernon Schwab, Alfred Bahler Worship Service 10:00. Sunday School 12:30.

EASTERN STAR 3rd Thursday REBEKAnS 2nd and 4th Thursday

BISHOP BENNETT Court No. 2012 Stated Meetings 1st Monday of each month Donald LeBeau, R. S. Tom Byron, G. R.

Town Board meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday. OUR LADY OP FATTMA

Court No. 1426 3rd Wed of each month Esther Provo Grand Regent

Adelaide Mathew, Fin. Sec'y.

Scout meeting Mon. Night.

PROGRESSIVE CLUB Meets 1st Monday.

Conservation Club Last rhursday of each month.

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Current events aa they may

be written by future historians

And there came a time In the Great Land when the Poohbaha

on the Potomao felt there waa a stirring- of unrest amonf the people with many believing

that the great

god that had been created, called U. S. Treasury, could not solve all problems. a So forthwith the Poohbahs

brought bad

into being a

god of a still more ancient peoples that pne time lived on the River Tiber. This ancient god, called Janus, had ; two heads with each head looking in opposite directions. And because the ancient peoples never displayed Janus in times of peace, but only in times of war, the Poohbahs therefore declared a War on Poverty. And thus it came Into beta that with one head Janua proclaimed to all the land that ticcr before had there been such great prosperity, whilst the other head shouted equally as loud never before had so much poverty afflicted the Great Lauil. .. And the peoples of the Great Land thought this wondrous 6lraiihe indeed, and wont about their business. a I But it so heppcred at tlils ,

time tl:?ra wt a m!lii 1 I

gle f-:ri on for tin mhda cf men between the Great Land and the Dark Land ruled over by the Ivans. Goth sides wanted the other peoples of the world to follow them, yet neither

(F NnMnntl Fnt.Htloll of Indffll'ndMit Blinlntal

wished to bring down on each other fire and brimstone to win

the straggle in this manner, a a a So they were both engaged In a mighty effort of gelling, which was a term used when there was a system that was called free enterprise. And the Poohbahs of the Great Land had taken from their peoples billions upon billions of dollars to give away to the undecided people to convince them that their way was best. The Ivans of the Dark

Land preached to all the peoples that the only way to prosperity and peace for all was to follow their way.

Now It so happened the Ivans

of the Dark Land were not as

scrupulously honest as the

Poohbahs of the Great Land,

and they only talked about what one head of god Janus

said.

And thus the Ivans through

out the world heralded tliet

one-fifth or more of the peoples In the Great Land were living In dire poverty, and thrs t'.ic system used in the Great Land could not possibly be any good.

' And these undecided peoples

listened in wonderment, "How does it happen," they asked each other, "If the system of the Great Land is so great, they ha e gone to War on Pov

erty?" And they henceforth decided the thing they needed least was more poverty. And that is how the whole world finally was, to use a word now extinct, sold, by the Ivans of the Dark Land, and communism became the system amongst all peoples throughout the world.

IL D. CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY, JULY 14 Princeton Township Home Demonstration clulb will meet Tuesday, July 14 at 1:30 in the Wolcott House. The hostess will be Mrs. Rose Wilson and Mrs. Ora Mathew. Mrs. Fred Sollberger will have the creed, Mrs. Mabel Miller, flag salutes, and Mrs. Orpha Dibell, devotions. Mrs. Adeline Mathew has the lesson "Know your Cords," Response to roll call "How can I be a Better Citizen" Visitors welcome. Please bring

table service.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grif

fin of Memphis, Tennessee,

returned home Tuesday, after visiting friends and relatives here.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Gil-

len of Clarks Hill, Indiana, were hosts at a cottage near Headlee for a group of friends on July 4th. Guests

present from Wolcott were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emond and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Dennis Nelson and Mickey Nelson and Miss Joan Wan-

ick.

Miss Karl Pettv was flow

er p-irl at the wedding of

her cousin, Jane Ann Miller, who was married to Ray Shipley at Anderson recently. Kari's familv. the Jerry

Pettys also attended. Kari was guest of honor at

i birthday party at her home ast week. The girls in her :hird wade class and her

sister. Debbie, helped her

celebrate.

12 Tips For Travellers

NEW YORK A donen helpful hlnls designed

'itineraries are recommended by National Travelers Aid Association, the United Way agency

Whose local chaprs throughout the country receive support from. United Funds and Community Chests. The NTA, which serves more than a. million people annually in need of help away from home, bases the travel hints on experience amassed over the years to cover every aspect of pre- and enroute planning. They are: 1. ADVANCE! PLANNING Plan your trip in , advance. Familiarize yourself with changeover points and allow for comfortable stops. 2. IDENTIFICATION Keep Identification on your person and in every piece of luggage. 3. STOPOVERS Make certain hotels, friends, or relaUves with whom you are planning to tay art aware of your arrival and departure times. 4. NOTIFICATION If you expect to be met, specify station and arrival time. 5. TIME ZONES Be alert to time zone changes as you travel. . FUNDS Take more money than you need

and keep it in several places. 7. PACKING Don't overpack. Take only what you need. 8. ITINERARY Leave an Itinerary with at least one close friend in case it ia necessary to reach you in a hurry. Leave a housekey with a neighbor so he may enter your home In an emergency. . 9. MEDICAL CHECKUP If you were recently ill or suffer from a chronic c-uditlon, check with your doctor before making the trip. If you must take medicine while on the trip, take an extra prescription with you. 10. SMALL FRY If travelling with children, take along a small, easily reached first aid kit containing thermometer, bandages, antiseptic and Balve. Also take a few aimpla non-bulky toys. 11. GLASSES If you denend on glasses, carry an extra pair. 12. EMERGENCY If si .nething goes wronj or you Encounter aerbus difficulties despite planning, get in touch Immediately with Travelers Aid. And happy travelling. ,'

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