The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1963 — Page 2

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The children of Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Reeves are giving a reception on Sunday, October 20 from two until four to celebrate th^ir parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. It is to be held at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Janies P. Wood, 407 Elm Street in Greencastle. The couple was married October 19, 1913 in Moultrie County. Illinois. They now reside in Putnam County, Rural Route 4. Greencastle. They have eight children, Omer ami Doris of Greencastle, Murl of Clarksville, Audrey of Coatesvi'le. Marilyn of Washington, D. C., Gladys of New Mexico. Howard of Carbon, Bruce of California, and 21 grandchildren. All friends, relatives and neighbors are cordially invited.

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TODAY'S BIBLE THOUGHT A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Proverbs 25:11. Tact uses exact and fitting words, graceful and considerate of others. It enables one to live and work with people with a minimum of trouble and a maximum of goodwill.

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Yanks Will Test Russ Intentions BERLIN UPI — More U. S. Army convoys are expected to be sent along Berlin's highway link with West Germany in the next few days to test Soviet intentions, Allied officials said today. The Soviets blockaded a 61 - man convoy for 52 hours last week in a dispute over the way the GIs should be counted by Soviet checkpoint personnel. Monday, however, a convoy sped through to West Germany with no delays. The difference w r as in the size of the convoys. Monday’s w a s large—141 men in 26 trucks Under unwritten agreement with the Soviets, the United States permits its men to dismount and be counted when the convoy is of this size. The Army says this is done voluntarily to speed up the control process. It does not concede a Soviet right to order the troops to dismount.

they integrate,” he told a rally of more than 1,000 Negroes. But he did not say when such segregation protests, which brought around 2.500 arrests last spring, would begin. King spoke several hours after Mayor Albert Bout well said that solution of the city’s racial problems "will never be done in response to threats or deadlines from anyone.” Boutwell referred to a demand by King that the city hire 25 Negro policemen within a two-w r eek period ending next Monday or face new racial demonstrations.

< bib Mef With M-s. Leon Tippiu New Maysville Community Chib met with Mrs. Leon Tippin, Oct. 11. The president opened the meeting with the verse of the month. The flag salutes were given in unison. Mrs. Zola Johnson gave the devotions, reading the 18th chapter of St. Luke. She also read two poems and offered prayer. Ten members answered roll call by naming an old fashioned rem-

edy.

During the business session

several things concerning future events were discussed. The collect was repeated in

unison.

Owing to the absence of Mrs. Eileen Gowin the program was given by Alta Bales and Nona Grantham. Mrs. Bales read two of James W. Riley’s poems and

another humorous poem. They gave a contest to test the observation power or me group, which was much enjoyed. The winner was Mrs. Ruby Major. The hostess served lovely refreshments in keeping with Halloween, to the members and her small daughters.

A son was born Monday at the Putnam Countv Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Barr of Cloverdale. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae will meet Thursday, October 17, 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Louis Fontaine. Important meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Murphy. Greencastle Route 2. are the parents of a daughter born Monday at the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar C. Lowe, 28 Jackson Boulevard. became the parents of a daughter Saturday at the Putnam County Hospital. The Mothers Sendee club will nvet this evening at 7:30 with Helen Moore, Alamo Apts. Mrs. \nna Jarvis will be co-hostess. Mrs. Guy Wright entertained at six o'clock dinner Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Padgett. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Laymen and Miss Rox Ann Laymon of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Bessie Boswell of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardman were at Fort Knox, Kentucky, last weekend for the graduation of their son, Ronnie Hardman from basic training in radio and television news. He is now stationed at Camp Jackson, South Carolina. Greencastle ladies from St. Paul's Parish that attended the Terre Haute Deanery of the Indianapolis Council of Catholic Women held in Terre Haute, Sunday Oct. 13 at 1:30 p.m. at St. I^eonards Parish were, Mrs. John Reiling, Mrs. Albert Rolls and Mrs. Dominic Romalia and Mrs. Frank E. Byrne. Terre Haute N.C.C.W. President conducted the business meeting. Rev. Father George Powers, pastor of St. Leonards Parish spoke on “What the Catholic church must do today.”

IN MEMORY In memory of Pauline Sims Dorsett, who departed this life Oct. 14. 1959. They say time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget ££ But time so far has only proved How much we miss her yet. Sadly missed by The Family.

Ask Clarification Of ‘The Last Rife’ VATICAN CITY UPI — Ecumenical Council fathers were asked today to clear up an ancient and widespread misunderstanding about the sacrament which a priest performs when he anoints a sick person with oil. Many laymen and some priests call the sacrament, "The Last Rite” and are under the impression that it should be administered only to those who are dying or in grave danger of death. This erroneous belief is fostered by the official name which the sacrament has borne for man centuries: "Extreme Unction.’’

Heart Attack Fatal GREENFIELD UPI — Fred Manifold, 60, a Pendleton area farmer, died Monday when he suffered a heart attack or stroke at the wheel of his truck loaded with soybeans. Hancock County Coroner George Pasco said Manifold was dead before his truck left Indiana 9 six miles north of here.

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VICTORY REPORTED ALGIERS UPI — The Algerian government said today Algerian forces have driven Moroccan troops from two disputed Sahara outposts in a two-day battle. A bulletin, broadcast at 1 p.m. 9 a.m. EDT by the govern-ment-controlled Algiers Radio, said: "Troops of the Algerian National and Popular Army ANP have cleared out the Hassi Beida and Tinjoub sectors.”

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Garry Allan Stone, son of Mr. nd Mrs. Gerald Stone, 18 years, "'tober 15th.

ART WINNERS Steve Harrold won first place in oil painting with a picture entitled. Autumn Flowers. Mrs. Anna Selectman had two primitives selected for showing. Mrs. George Hecko won an honorable mention for her sculptured head of her little granddaughter, Lisa Hatcher. IN MEMORY In loving memory of my mother, Garnett Nerrine Brown, who passed away Oet. 15, 1959. Four years have passed since that sad day When one I loved passed away Time may change year by year, and friends day by day But sweet memories of you will never fade away Life is not the same since you went away. Sadly missed by Daughter Helen Fender. pd

SHS Seniors To Present Plays On October 18. 1963. the Stilesville High School Senior Class will present two one-act plays in the high srhool gymanisum at 7:30 p.m. “If Boys Wore Skirts" is a one act farce with a glimpse at the possible future. The cast for this play includes Cindy Richmond. Deedee Keller, Jimmy Cooper, Louis Faletic, Mildred Spear, Phyllis Farthing, Paul Vaughn, Wayne West, Nancy Little. Marian Wishmire, Merlin Martin, Randy Bumgardner, Roy Shafer, and Sam Hutchins. The second play. ‘‘Quiet Home Wedding!” is also a one act farce displaying a typical home wedding. The characters are Darrell Barrow, Phyllis Farthing, Randy Smith, Barbara Arnold, Kristie Ray, Beverly Hampton. Jo Ann Couch, Marian Wishmire, Randy Bumgardner, Nancy Little and Sam Hutchins. Talent will be provided between plays by Barbara Arnold. Play sponors are I. E. Lewis, and Mrs. V. R Beich.

C HAPEL SPEAKER Dr. William J. Petrek, a member of DePauw University’s philosophy and religion department, will address tomorrow morning’s chapel in Gobin Church. His topic will be ‘‘7%.'' Dr. Petrek is a former department of philosophy head at Holy Cross Seminary and for three years was visiting professor in modern and contemporary philosophy at Viterbo College.

King Threatens Bigger Protests BIRMINGHAM. Ala. UPI _ Negro leader Martin Luther King Jr., bitterly denouncing the city’s rejection of his desegregation demands, threatened Monday night to lead demonstrations ot “more numbers that ‘‘We will demonstrate until

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