The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 August 1963 — Page 2
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Vickie Aker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Aker, is shown with a 20-pound head of cabbage grown in their garden west of Greencastle.
TWO ENROLLED leased by the Registrar's Office TERRE HAUTE—Two Putnam recently. They are; Jeanine County students were listed on Chadd. R. R. 1 Bainbridge and Indiana States College's second Terrance C. Parks, R. R. 2 Roachsemester scholastic honor roll re- dele.
To go with him and God’s bidding
do.
Albert Wallace, son of David and Rebecca. Wallace was born December 4, 1871 in old Mill Creek Township where he grew up and attended school with his twin sister Alpha, and has lived his entire life on the family
farm.
On January 25, 181*4 he was united in marriage to Shadie Staley, one daughter, Lola was born to bless this home. In his early life he joined Walnut Chapel Friends Church where he regularly attended church and Sunday school. Albert served his church and community well. He always wanted to see the good things of life made possible by promoting new and better things for the church and its members. Next to his family he loved the "little brick church on the hill and especially the little children whom he met in his every day living. On November 14. 1961 he was honored for his 70 years of service to the church. He has also served in other capacities; as a member of the Permanent Board, and the Finance Committee of the Western Yearly Meeting, tre surer of the Quarterly meeting, treasurer and trustee of Walnut Chapel Church, and a director and Vice President of Fanners State Bank at Eminence. He was a good financier and believed and practiced honesty and fair dealing toward his fellowmen throughout his life. With God’s goodness in endowing Albei t with a strong physical body and the simplicity of living on his part, he has lived Uxese many years in good health and until the last year when age overtook him did he cease to be active and go about his daily routine of overseeing his farm work. Thus ends his life span of 91 years, 7 months and 28 days. He leaves Lola to carry on his work, she has been his constant companion many years and no dad could have had better care than he, also nieces and nephews and a multitude of friends who will miss the cheery words and .smiling face of “Abbie.”
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TODAY S BIBLE THOUGHT Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O’ Lord, my strength, and my redeemer.— Psalm 19:14. Many of us have found this to be one of the most precious prayers—one pray as long as we live.
Personal And Local News Briefs
The annual Miller family reunion will be held at Robe Ann park Sunday August 18th. Miss Susan Hickman was left out of an item concering the Windy Hili Swimmers Friday. Mrs. June Geitgey and daughters Linda and Joyce of Maumee, Ohio are visiting Mrs. Geitgey mother, Mrs. Etta Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark. 1151 Avenue E, are the parents of a daughter born Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. Midshipman Larry Giddings, Class of 11166. is home on. leave until Sept, from the T T .S, Naval Academy at Annapolis, Mary-
land.
The Aug. meeting of our com munity Club will be held Wednesday, Aug. 13 at the home of Mrs. Grace Love. All members please be present. Mrs. Foster McClure of 26 Beveridge Street, has entered St. Anthony's Hospital In Terre Haute for observation. Her room number is 316. The Butler reunion will be held at Robe Ann Park Sunday, Aug-
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Childs of Greencastle, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Ann Lynn Childs, and James Russell Beatty. Parents of the prospective bridegroom ate Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beatty also of Greencastle. The couple will be married August 31. Clarence Crowe, Greencastle Route 2, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kirkendall of Kokomo. The Bainbridge Community Service Club will hold its annual club picnic Tuesday, August 13th at 6:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. Members bi ing your family and a well fill-
ed basket.
Summer Recreation Program Concluded The summer recreation program closed its doors for another year on Friday of last week. Hundreds of people both young and old spent many leisure hours at the various pastime offerings throughout the summer months. Oldtimers softball, bowling, swimming, ping pong, fishing, picnics, arts and crafts, croquet, checkers, kitten ball, kick ball, archery. Babe Ruth baseball, badminton, track and f i e 1 1 events, contests, tournaments, dress up days, high school baseball, recreation basketball, a trip to see the Indianapolis Indians play, and many other opportunities for supervised play have been well attended throughout.
The Moose Lodge Babe Ruth team won the pennant this year
us! bill nt area 1!. Relative! and and also won the play-offs to
He loved this world and all his friends invited to come and spend further establish their supremacy
the day together. oyer the local league. The Moose The annual Mathias Masten re- Lodge has invited all of the playunion will be held Sunday August ers and managers in the league
friends
Rejoiced in helping others, No task he thought too much to do * !•*!•! For those he loved, whose needs he knew. It is not given us to know Just where they go, Or is heaven near or far away No man can say. Let us then not look mournfully into the past. But hopefully into the future. Lifting up our eyes unto the
heavens
From whence cometh our help Realizing with the Psalmist that ‘‘God is our refuge and strength.” IN MEMORY In memory of our mother, Charlotte Mae James, who departed this life twelve years ago, Aug. 12, 1951. The depths of sorrow we can-
not tell
When We think of the one, we loved so well And while she sleeps a peaceful
sleep
Her memory we shall always
keep.
The children
to a chicken dinner this Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. All players should try to be at the Moose for this fine meal. This dinner is for all of the teams not just the
Moose players.
18th at Robe Ann Park in Greencastle under the large shelter house on the south side. Sunday afternoon callers on Mrs. Ethe Shelton, Cole Apartmetns, were Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Grey and Mrs. Cummings, all of Danville. The annual Sears reunion will be held Sunday, August 25th, at Robe Ann Park, Greencastle at table 9. Please bring card tables. Ft iends and relatives are invit-
ed.
Funeral .services were held in
Indianapolis today Robert Hols- tion in public places. opple, 88, retired grocer, who died
Friday. He was the father of Robert D. Holsapple of Clover-
dale.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Cannon and Mrs. Jean Houck are mem-
STATE DEPT. HEADS
INDIANAPOLIS UPI$ —Governor Welsh said he will meet soon with state department heads and the Civil Rights Commission to establish a "uniform approach” enforcing his executive” order against racial discrimina-
K1NG PETER II EXILED MILWAUKEE UPI — Exiled King Peter II of Yougoslavia has appealed to the half million members of the Serbian Orthodox
bers of a theater tour group now Church in North America to unite
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in New York City. They will see some of the current plays now on Broadway. The Happier Homes Demonstration Club will hold its annual picnic at Robe Ann Park at the big shelter house at 6:30 Tuesday evening, August 13th. Members please bring well filled baskets. A number of teachers from this community, who take leading roles in their profession, arrived in French Lick today for the four-day Leadership Conference of the Indiana State Teachers Association. They include: Greencastle Burt Clark, Lloyd Cooper, Clinton C. Green, Mrs. Vivia Pressler, Sara Layden, Michael A. Tzouanakis. Ladies who are interested in bowling in the Friday night league, please contact Pat Huxford before Wednesday, August 14h. We need one full team and a few teams need ore or two new r members. Please call OL 3-4321 on Monday or Tuesday evening after 5 o’clock. A league meeting will be called in the near future so watch for further notice. All new and beginning bowlers are welcome. The Putnam ASCS County hereby designates the boundaries of each township from which the annual ASCS township committees will be elected. These boundaries are the same as they have been in the past years and are the same as the legal descriptions. The townships are listed as follows: Clinton, Cloverdale, Floyd, Franklin, Greencastle, Jackson, Jefferson. Madison, Marion Monroe, Russell, Warren and Washington.
behind the moth«- church because “the flame of freedom burns dimly within our daVkened homeland.”
77 MILES LIKE THIS—Dave Rude kites high at Grand Haven, Mich., at outset of a kite flight to Milwaukee, Wis., 77 miles away. He came down five miles off Milwaukee and claims he’s got himself a world distance record for boat-drawn water ski kite flying.
BONDER TEST BAN TREATY—Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana and Minority Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois scan through the nuclear test ban treaty as the Senate weighs the question of confirmation.
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