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Bride-Elect
Extension Clult Meiiilter* Kusy
The Homemakers Extension Club members have been busy since the October meetinR with several extra activities.
THE DAILY BANNER and HERALD CONSOLIDATED
Club Celebrates 2(ith Anniversary
Completes C J ass
17 S. Jackson St. Green castle, Ind.
In October one day was spent in going to Nashville and visiting the many interesting shops there. Later in the month an evening was planned by Mrs. Irvin Simmons and Mrs. Kenny Whitaker for those interested in seeing the IBM Plant. This was very much -4 enjoyed by those who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Young of Greeneastle R. R. 1. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Joyce Lovetta to David Eugene Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Leonard of Greencastle R. R. 1. Joyce will be a 19G4 graduate of Bainbridge Hign School. David is a 19G2 graduate of Bainbridge High School. No date has been sot for the wedding.
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Tri Hell Alumnae Entertain Di-drict President
The local Tri Delt Alumnae held a luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs Allen Nye of Dayton. Ohio, district president of Indiana chapters of Tri Delt. Members of the committee were: Mrs. Joe Friend. Mrs. Edna Coffman, Mrs. Guliani and Mrs. Herbert Jeffries. Roaehdale.
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On November 7th. Mrs. Eugene Gro. dstreet was hostess for the regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Robert Arendt opened the •neeting and asked Mrs. Cash to read the thought of the month which was, "Some folks apply the Golden Rule with a short ruler.” Mrs. Robert Patten led the singing of "Over The River and Through The Wood.” The pledge to the flag, club prayer. and club prayer, and club creed was given in unison. Fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. Alva Cash and Mrs. James Hacker, who are becoming new members, answered roll call by naming their favorite hymn. Mrs. Kyle Staley gave the lesson held over from last month on removing stains. The importance of removing stains is to act promptly and to know what kind of stain it is and what kind of method to use in removing it. Mrs. Gordon Mann and Mrs. Robert Patten gave the lesson on food additives. Many kinds of food additives are used to improve flavor and to keep foods from spoiling. A Safety lesson on the importance of tetanus shots was given by Mrs. Arthur Cash. An article on cactus growing was given by Mrs. Jewel Branneman. The meeting was closed with M rs. Ed Hunter leading the club collect. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess. The December meeting will be held on December 12 with Mrs. Irvin Simmons. There will be a gift exchange. On Monday evening, November 11th, a group of members and guests went to the Hobby Show at the Fairgrounds. This provided a very pleasant evening and many ideas for crafts and Christmas decorations was obtained. On November 12th Mrs. Gordon Mann was hostess to eleven members of the club who came with material and thread and received the lesson on smocked aprons. A pitch-in dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour.
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TODAY’S BIBLE THOUGHT If I yet pleased men I should not be the servant of Christ. — Galatians 1:10. Whatever you do, someone won’t like it. The only answer to fickle public opinion is a conscience clear towards God first and only.
Personal And Local News Briefs
Seven members of the Dine and Chat Club with their husbands as guests celebrated the clubs 20th anniversary at Hunts Thursday evening, November 7th. Upon arrival each member was presented with a lovely corsage of fall flowers. On the table were two lovely cakes, one for those having birthdays during the month, the other the anniversary cake. Thanksgiving place cards were at each plate. After the welcome speech by the president, Mrs. Violet Price and the Happy Birthday song. Ernest Price returned thanks and a delicious meal was enjoyed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Price, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Branneman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadstreet and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sinclair. Everyone expressed their thanks to Mrs. Price and Mrs. Kennedy for planning such an enjoyable evening and their regrets that three members could not be present. The Christmas meeting will be held with Mrs. Cedric Ray.
This skein snapped in 1975 when substitute fullback Fred Williams kicked an 18-yard field goal in the last tw'o seconds to lift DePauw to a 23-20 victory. Since 1955 DePauw has won the bell six times and tied twice. The scores from 1955 have been 7-7, 37-6, 24-8, G-6, 14-13, 20-7 and 13-10 last year.
Early next year he will be reassigned.
Viet Nam May Hold Elections
Will Give Recital
An organ recital by guest organist Dr. Charles H. Heaton will be presented Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 8:15 p. m. in Gobin Memorial Methodist Church. Dr. Heaton currently is minister of music at the Second Presbyterian Church in St. Louis. He also is director of music for both the Temple Israel in St. Louis and for a regular religious television show.
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Mrs. Jesse A. Williams, Putnamville, is a patient in the Putnam County hospital. Miss Ethel Kellar of Fayettesvillc, Ark. is a guest of her cousin Mrs. Hallie Thompson. Bro. Milton Sater will preach at the Long Branch Church of Christ Sunday at 11 a. m. Visitors welcome. A daughter was born Friday morning at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Truesdale, 502 Elm Street. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Davis, Greeneastle Route 3, are the parents of a daughter born Thursday at the Putnam County
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William LawTence III and children, Peter and Mollie, are here from Rochester, New York, visiting Fire Chief and Mrs. William Lawrence. The Bainbridge Past Matrons Club will meet Tuesday. Nov. 19th, at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Jewel Blue. Roll call will be a Thanksgiving poem. Please note change of date. Rev. Claude McClure, associate minister of Gobin Memorial Methodist Church, will be guest minister at the Russellville Christian Church this Sunday, Nov. 17, at 10:30 a .m. On Saturday, November 9th., 1963, five girls representing the Fillmore chapter of the Future Homemakers of America picked up several bushels of corn on the John Wayne Cash farm. At noon the girls were served a delicious meal by Mrs. Marjorie Cash. Those girls picking up corn were: Becky Cash, Marjorie Cash, Judy Smith. Diane Sutherlin, and Velvet Ann Clark. Dr. Dallas J. West, Executive Secretary of Indiana Baptist conventionel will lecture and show slides of our Mission fields around the world, at the Big Walnut Baptist Church following a pitch-in supper at 6:30, Tuesday November 26. Dr. West has recently returned from a world tour. All members and friends are cordially invited to share in his experiences.
Three Cubs Picked
Rick Kehrer, Tiger Cub senior, was placed on the All-Western Indiana Conference footbi 11 squad as fullback. The Honorable Mention list included two other Greeneastle gridders, Phil Cooper, quarterback, and Tim Burns, end.
Truman Lee Mothershed, Stilesville, has finished Naval Weapons Class in Yorktown, Virginia. Mothershed will be stationed at the Naval Barracks in Long Beach, California.
BUNKER HILL AIR FORCE BASE, UPI—Col. Paul K. Carlton will take over Monday as commander of the Strategic Air Command’s 305th Bomb Wing here. Carlton, new commander of tne 379th Bomb Wing at Wurt Smith AFB, Oscoda, Mich., was named Wednesday to succeed Col. Frank L. O'Brien who has commanded the 305th since Feb. 28, 158. O’Brien, now undergoing treatment for a heart attack, will go on rest and recuperation leave.
SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPI — Junta chairman Muj. Gen. Duong Van Minh said in an interview made public today that elections for an all-civilian government might be held “from 6 to 12 months” from now. Minh, who led the military coup that deposed President Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu, said that the mixed military-civilian government would continue in office for as long as a year’s transition period. Nguyen Ngoc Tho, vice president in the Diem regime, is the civilian premier under the junta. But the military retains almost all government power. Minh’s interview with a South Korean correspondent w a s made public by the government press agency.
CASTING DONE
HOLLYWOOD UPI — Columbia has completed its family casting for “Good Neighbor Sam” with Jack Lemmon and Dorothy Provine playing husband and wife, and Vicki Cos and Kym K a r a t h as their daughters.
Battle Of Monon Bell Tomorrov/
Western Conference Conference (All-Conference Team) FIRST TEAM End: Jon Beal (Sr.) Gerstmeyer, and Herb Jones (Sr.) Wiley; Tackle: Dave Matz (Sr.) Sullivan, and Joe Spurgeon (Sr.) Clinton: Guard: Frank Seppingfield (Sr.) Gerstmeyer (Unanimous), Randie King (Sr.) Sullivan: Center: Steve Ader (Sr.) Sullivan: Quarter Back: Louie Lawson (Jr.) Gerstmeyer (Unanimous); Half Back: Larry Fossi (Sr.) Clinton and Rich Kehrer (Sr.) Greeneastle; Full Back: Randy Lynch (Sr. Linton. Ends: Steve Craig, Brazil; Tim Burns. Greeneastle; Jesse Corbin. Linton; Ron Waugh, W. Vigo. Tackles: Bruce Maxwell. Gerstmeyer: Garry Pepelpa, Clinton: Jim Knauer, Schulte. Guards: Essie Cheeks, Gerstmeyer; Dick Laycock, Honey Creek. Center: Charles Gillis, Garfield. Quarterbacks: Phil Cooper, Greeneastle; Jack Meneely, W. Vigo; Jim McIndoo. Honey Creek. Half Backs: Tony Smodilla, Gerstmeyer; Stanley Guy, Wiley; Roger Lohr, Linton: Ron Lansaw, Garfield: Don Edwards, W. Vigo. FullBacks: Ron Otis, Wiley; Mike Fuller, Schllte; Craig Robertson, Brazil: Mike Short, Garfield; Tom Weir, Honey Creek.
A wary eye on the so-called "law of averages,” DePauw goes to work tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. (CDT) in Blackstock Stadium to do what it can to extend its eight-year domination of Wabash. A couple incentives the Tigers have, include recording their third straight winning season (all 5-4) and retention of the fabled Monon Bell, which celebrates its 31st anniversary this fall. DePauw enters the 71st tilt between the two teams with a 4-4-0 record, riding the crest of two impressive wins over Indiana State and Valparaiso. Wabash has won four, lost three and tied one. Last Saturday the Little Giants, using reserves most of the last half, stomped Heidelberg(O.) 28-7. As for the law of averages, nothing resembles DePauw’s current string ever has occured in the fantastic 73-year history of the rivalary. Wabash won the 1921 game B. B. (before bell) and ran up a seven-game streak that ended in 1928, 20-12. The Cavemen nearly matched their roaring twenties t^at with a six-game streak from 1949-54.
OPENING AUCTION SALE & FEEDER YARDS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1963 12:00 o’clock (D.S.T.) (Auction every Wednesday) I, oca ted 1 Mile North of Crawfordsville on Lafayette Road — I‘. S. No. 231 Several hundred head of livestock selling You are cordially invited to attend the opening of our modern auction building operated under strict Health Regulations. This is a consignment sale*. There will he market buyers present for both cattle and hogs. All consignments will be welcome. CRAWFORDSVII.EE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION (Bonded) Waynetown AD 4-2262 Proprietor — K. H. Schenck Crawfordsville, Indiana I’hone — EM 2-1734
DANCE SAT. NOV. 16th
Music by JAY N0VACK BAND
American Legion Post No. 58 Dancing Every Sat.
Mme. Nhu Is With Children
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ANNIVERSARIES Birt hdays Tracy Lynn Proctor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Proctor, 2 years old today.
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Clarence Daugherty’s Band VFW POST 1550 Members and Auxiliary
ROME UPI —Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, looking wan and close to tears, arrived in Rome for a reunion with her three youngest children. Madame Nhu, whose husband, Ngo Dinh Nhu, and brother-in-law, President Ngo Dinh Diem, were killed in the Vietnamese coup, flew here from Los Angeles where she had claimed that the “Judas dollars of American aid” had caused Diem’s downfall. She made no arrival statement, going directly from the plane to a limousine. Only an unidentified priest and the driver were waiting for her and her 18-year-old daughter, Le Thuy, w'ho accompanied her.
EUCHRE PARTY Saturday, Nov. 16th
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