The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1956 — Page 2
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THE DAILf AAHHEA ! and HERALD ^ONSOUDATEO Entered In the poatofflee *l ■.»r*-en»-astle, Indiana aa daM mali me Iter under act of Warrh 7, 1878. Subscription »rire 25 '‘ents per week; $5.00 ,ier year by mail in Putnam County; $6.00 to $10.40 per year oitsfde Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 R. R. Rarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Stree FODAY’S UIBLE THOl <.HT How hardly shall they that have riches enter the kingdom of Heaven. Luke 18:24.- If they regard themselves as God's trustees they will get in all right. All rich men aie not sinners, nor are all poor men saints.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Scobee returned Wednesday from Sebi ing. F:a.. where they spent the winter. .World Wax I veterans will meet Friday evening at 8 o’clock in their club rooms over Fleenor’s drug store. The Girl Scout Program Area Council will be televised Friday, April 13th, at 2:45 p. m. over Chanel 10 WTHI-TV.
SOCIETY
ILc .**mak'*r. Club Mc.'t Tonight Tic Jolly Homemakers Club 1 meet with Mrs. Robert Carl, aid street, tonight at 7:30. : call will be to wear a house
Mrs. Guy Dean Is Club Hostess Brick Chapel Club Holds April Meeting Mr. and Mrs. William DeFries To Celebrate 50th Wedding Mr. and Mrs. William DeFries. Greencastle, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house at he home of their daughter, Mrs. Theron York, on Sunday. April 15, from 2 to 5 p. m. Federation of Clubs Held April Meeting The Putnam County Federsion of Clubs met Tuesday, April 10, in the Presbyterian church of Groveland, with the Groveland Community Club as hostess. Mrs. Fied Starr of Greencastle. county president, presiding. Registration began at 9 a. m.. .neeting convening at 9:30. Airs. Starr welcomed the gioup, then led in the audible repetition of the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Walter Steele of Bainbridge led in the Pledge of Allegience to the American Flag, and Miss Susie Talbott of Greencastle, in the pledge to the Christian Flag.
There being no nominations from t rhe floor, the-e were declared ui> c'Icx. to ine ofiic^.s iCu • hich they were nominated. i he Resolii.:>>h4 Cowumtlt '..dth Mt>. S. A Coliiver, Bairbriuge, chairman, Mrs. Dolby Collings. Bainbridge. and Mrs. Russell O'Haver. Morton, piesented seven resolutions saneAoned and endorsed by the Indiana Federation of Clubs, together with the courtesy resolutions. Mrs. Coliiver also brought before the club the thought that the LA S. does not have a nation Q l flower, as most other countries do. and it was suggested that the women of this nation consider the rose as their national
flower.
Mrs. James Burk, president of the Clinton-Madison Club extended the invitation for the Putnam County Federation of Clubs to meet with them in April. 1957. This cordial invitation was graciously accepted by the president The meeting was adjourned with Mrs. Ivan Ruark of Greencastle, leading the group in the audible repetition of the Collect. .Morning Musicale Has Panel Session Twenty members of Morning Musicale gathered at 10:00 a. m. in the DeParuw UPniversity Music School Wednesday morning to hear a panel discussion I on Music Therapy. The panel made up of Mrs. Edwin Snavely, Mrs. H. T. Ross I and Mrs. Fred Bergman, was I chaired by Mrs. Joe AlcCord. Mrs. McCord made an introductory statement about music
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Dessert Bridge TiievLay vt Windv !till Club
ane spring Windy Hi’! Coi will get off to a a Dessert Brid April 17. at 1 tables will be will be prizes canasta and a committee for party include Fiaziei, chair Singleton. Mv, and Mrs Geoig forget to cont before April 14 vation.
season for the intry Club ladies grant! start with ge on Tuesday, p. m. Canasta available. There for bridge and door prize. The this first bridge s Mrs. Clifford man. Mrs. Vui Howard Mooie e Anthony. Don't act Airs. Frazier th for your reser-
COI.D C A VT VF TOOTH * * I .A.»x v, .viiS.. *t i* 1 R .» », a Jour-year-old cocker spaniel. Hashes a gold tooth when lie gi owls. Rusty's own ?r. little Lynn Attaway, Jr. decided that the dog should have a gold tooth.. Lynn's father. L. B. Attaway, operates a dental laboratory in tlarksdale and obliged. MEDICAL HAZARD WATER BURY, Conn.— <l T P> Mrs. Sarah Hubbard felt worse after leaving a doctor's office, nut it wasn't the fault of the , physician. While getting up firmi ' i waiting room chair to see th" 'oetor. Mrs. Sarah Hubbard slipped and broke h^- ankle.
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when two ca:.i colLdeu at a county road junction 5 miles east of hero. Her husband. Robert. 63. and Mrs. Ruby Taylor, 29. Sardinia, wore taken to Bartholomew County Hospital. State Police said the drivers wme Lutz and Mrs. Maude O. Caster. 57. Saidinie. JOBLESS <T. MM DROP INDIANAPOLIS. April 12 t LTM Unemployment compensation claims were filed by 38.334 Hoosiers last week, a decrease of about 5,000 from the preceding work.
Party Nite All Legion and Auxiliary Members Urged To Airenri at Post Home at 8:00 P. M. Special Announcement To Be Made.
Mrs. Eldon Wells, R. 4, reported she found thirty six nice size mushrooms Wednesday under an elm tree on the Wells farm. Mrs. Roy Hillis returned to her home today from the Putnam County hospital, where she had been a patient for several
I days.
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Shoptaugh, of Landstuhl, Germany are the parents of twin boys born April 8th. Dr. Shoplaugh is Captain of the U. S. Army
Air Force in Germany.
The Bainbridge Home Demon- ! stration Club will meet at the home of Airs. Stanley Cook on Thursday aJternoon, April 12th ; at 1:30 DST. The roll call will be an April Fool Gift. Members 1 please note change of meeting
! place.
SUNDAY SERVICES
i The scientific unity of God and man. as taught by Christ j Jesus, will be set forth at Christian Science services Sunday. Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon entitled ‘‘Doc-trine of Attonement" i • the Golden Text from fehn (3:17): "God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.” Readings from the Bible will include the following (Luke 1:68) , "Blessed be the Lord God of j Israel: for he hath visited and j
redeemed his people.”
Miss Ethel Ader of Groveland ! therapy, when and how it be-
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oxtended a hearty welcome, which was responded to by Airs. Paul Mahoney, of Greencastle. The business session was adequately conducted, and reports of the special committee, as well as the department chairmen and the club presidents showed there was much creative and constructive work being done throughout
all the clubs.
Airs. John Fortner, 5th District
president, of Rockville, addressed the assembly. Subject of her address being "Stand Up and Be Counted.” She stressed the importance of exact amounts of money and space used in publicity of club activities, when sending in reports to district and state olficers. Mrs. Pickel of North Salem, an honor to the 5th District, will run for first vice president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs at the State
Convention in French Lick. Mrs. D. O. Tate of Bainbridge
then offered the noon prayer, and the morning session was adjourned. The ladies of the Groveland Presbyterian church had prepared and served a bountiful lunch-
eon in the Alasonic Hall.
The afternoon session was keyed to a faster tempo, when the High School Chorus of Bain- \ bridge, directed by their music instructor, Airs. Jeffries, sang j three numbers, followed by the winner of the county and district Musical Pennies Contest, Miss ! Carolyn Baird of Roachdale, playing her clarinet solo, Aribest, | j by Ja Ja. Miss Baird will spent. one week in June in the Indiana j ' University Music Clinic with all
her expenses paid.
Airs. Milburn Easley of Grove- ; land, secretary, conducted a roll call of clubs with the Groveland Community Club scoring 78 per
cent attendance.
All's. Omer Beck of Greencastle. 3rd vice president, conducted the Memory Hour, honoring those members who had passed
on in the last year.
Mrs. Eugene Hutchins, chairman of the Hospital Project, reported favorable progress in contributions paid in by clubs over the county, to be used to furnish a room by the Putnam County Federation of Clubs, and to be turned over when a new wing to
the hospital is built.
Miss Watstedder of the Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc., of Indianapolis .- poke in the aft* 1 : noon, explaining more Fn detail the aims and aspirations of the society. She | liaJ brought with her many articles used in the physical therapy j for the handicapped. She com- i plimented the people of Putnam | county on forming the Putnam County Crippled Children’s So -
gan, its use in this state. Airs. Snavely reported a number of actual cases where music had been an aid in the cure of the sick and grief-stricken. Mrs. Ross told how music is used in working with children who have suffered cerebral palsy. Mrs. Bergman described the physiological function of music in hearing. Mrs. McCord closed by mentioning some of the newer uses of music in stores, factories, hen houses and cow banns. The meeting lasted just one hour.
Logsdon-Taber Nuptials Read Donna Fae Logsdon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Logsdon R. R. I, De Motte, became the bride of Donald Keith Taber, son of Mr. Janies Taber of Cloverdale, Indiana in a double ring ceremony, Saturday, Alarch 17, at 7.30 p. m. at the Thayer Presbyterian Church. Reverend Schuster of Lake Village officiated. Mrs. Carl Jaeckel was pianist and Miss Sharell Schultz
was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of lace over nylon taffeta net, fashioned with scoop neckline, fitted bodice with full skirt. Her veil was attached to a crown of sequins. She carried a bouquet of white and pink j hyacinths with a pink orchid. Aliss Carol Kinney, girl friend i of the bride, was maid of honor. Miss Kinney wore a yellow bal1 lerina gown with yellow head band, carrying a colonial bouquet of yellow carnations. The bridegroom was attended by his friend, Robert Claudell, as the best man, and ushers were Marvin Baldwin and Gary
Clark.
Mother of the bride wore a blue and white taffeta dress with white and blue accessories and a corsage of white carna-
tions.
Immediately following the wedding a reception was held in the Roselawn Legion Hal! Sandwiches, wedding cake, ice cream, punch and coffee were
served.
After a short honeymoon trip the couple will reside in an apartment in Crown Point.
Alpha Phis Will Hold State Day Saturday The active members of chapter and the local alumnae will be hostesses for Alpha Phi State Day on Saturday. There will - be a coffee hour and a round table discussion at the chapter house during the morning. Luncheon will be served at Old Trail Inn. Following the luncheon a program will be presented by the members of Gamma and Beta- Tau chapters after which various awards will be given to individual members. The featured speaker for the occasion will be Airs. Frederick Davis of Detroit, Michigan. The State Chairman. Airs. Wallace Blue of Terre Haute, will preside over the business session. Airs. James Crawford of Ft. Wayne will assume the duties of State Chairman following the meeting on Saturday. Mrs. Guy Dean Is Club Hostess Mrs. Guy Dean was hostess to the Ja-cksonette Home Demon- | stration Club, April 9. The meeting was called to order by the vice president, Mrs. Wm. Mc- ; Mullen rea-d the history of "For the Beauty of the Earth,” the j song of the month, sang in unison. The club collect was giv-
en.
Roll call was answered by j seven members. This meeting was devoted to ! discussion of program planning ! for the coming year. Mrs. Wallace Pitcock conducted a con- ! test which was won by Mrs. ! Fred Gowin and Mrs. Alice Hatfield. There was a flower and bulb ! excha-nge. The hostess served refreshments to the members and three | guests, Mrs. E. D. Brookshire i and children. The next meeting will be J with Mrs. C. G. Sutherlin May
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UNIONISTS SUSPFNDF.B, WARNED
WHILE CHICAGO detective Thomas Mulherin stands guard, two members of the International Uni n of Opel at ing Engineers talk over threats they said they rece! ed after appearing on a radio program with labor columnist Victor Riesel. The wo men William VVilkens (lefti and Peter Batalias said they were suspended from the union for trying to clean out racketeers.
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Brick Chapel Club Met With Mrs. Sutherlin
Brick Chapel Home Demonstration Club met April 10th at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Airs. Andrew ,Sutherlin. The meeting was opened by the preside" t.
Mrs. Francis La:;'-.
Mrs. Clifford E- rlv g -« • history of the sor : of the - >nth. "For the Beauty of the IT : h '
All joined in ringing.
Westinghouso WRIGHTS ELECTRIC SERVICE (65 N. Jackson St Phone ft# APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SALES AND SEEVTCB
iety and told of the scope of ma- J salute and Club f :ee .
rials available when neede<L i "-as given in unison.
Our lesson on cake decorating was given by M “luffing ton of Crawfordsvi! e. The 1 \ son was very interesting ; and one which evervono enCommitteo , . . , ^ ] joyed very much. Twenty members answered roll call and seven guesls were pres-
ent.
piesident: Mrs. Cecil English of Safetv lesson was given by Bainbridge. as 3rd vice presi-, Mrs j R South: Outlook. Mrs. dent: Mis. J. F Hirt of Green-, G ie n n Flint; Gardening. Mrs. castle as corresponding seen*- Hallie Hibbs. tary: Mis. James Curran. Bain- , Meeting closed with our club bridge, as treasurer; and Mrs ; prayer. Ralph West of Greencastle. as Lovely refreshments were auditor, for a term of two years, served by the hostess.
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Airs. Truman Yuncker of Putnam county, a state and national officer. was largely responsible for th£ forming of this society.
The Nominating
with Mrs. Ed Cassidy, chairman ffered the names of Miss Carrie Pierce, Greencastle. as 1st vice
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NOTICE \\'e ;.rc pleased to announce, tlul in order to inun-ove Drivers Licensing Service in this community, the Indiana state Drivers Liecaisp Examiner wH! be in Greencastle two daj s of each ueek, Thursday and Friday, effective Thursday, \pril I'Jth. Greencastle Auto License Branch MRS. WANDA BUNDY, Mpt,
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