The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 December 1963 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUES., DEC 3, 1963 Page 3

Exemplar Met With Mrs. Snyder The Exemplar Chapter Xi Beta Eta, of Beta Sigma Phi held their regular meeting with Mrs. Byron Snyder as hostess. Ritual opening prior to the official disposition of business was conducted by the President Mrs. John Bergen. Correspondence was read as

follows—a thank you note from Mrs. Ray Mosteller for the Chapters thoughtfulness to her husband. A Thanksgiving card and letter from Mrs. Noble Hurst was read. She has recently moved to Lafayette with her family and at this time has not made a decision on placing her transfer actively. Notification from Internation-

Special Christmas Attraction "THE NUTCRACKER BALLET" Music by Tchaikovsky A Favorite of Everyone FRIDAY, DEC. 13-8 P.M. SUNDAY, DEC. IS-3 P.M. INDIANA UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM I. F. School of Music Production Choreographer, <iill>ert •{•‘ed All Seat-, Reserved Sets, Andreas Nomikos On Sale 1.1 . Auditorium Music, I.F. Symphony Orchestra Bov Office—!K..**0. $1. Charles Webb, conducting $1.50 and $‘J.

al Headquarters advising they had received the Chapters entry of their program book for contest purposes was read. Winner will be announced in an early spring issue of the official magazine “The Torch.” Mrs. Ora Rinehart presented snapshots, taken of the Fall Rush Party and The Preferential Tea in honor of pledges, to the Chapter for the scrapbook. The Chapter voted to purchase a T. B. Bond, in accordance with budget planning. Mrs. Larry Faith extended an invitation to the Chapter, in behalf of the Jaycee’s to be a part of the Christmas Parade December 21. It was moved to participate with the following acting as a committee: Mrs. Ora Rinehart, Mrs. Mick Lancaster, Mrs. Marilyn Evens, Miss Sharon Miller, and Miss Doris Lisby. The lesson was given by Mrs. William Pielemeier on Russia. She began with a request for a moment of silent meditation to thank God for our

country and guidance in this time of great sorrow, to so many people of the world. Her report began with the 1200 century—thru present time. She pointed to the Barbaric ways of earlier days with only slight modification of present times. She gave information concerning the Czars, Peter The Great, Marx,

Lenin, Stalin and today’s Khruschev, as reigning rulers. Mrs. Richard Hoskins reported as the Forecast Reporter on “What is a “Soviet” and what was the origin of the Soviets of Russia ? Miss Sharon Miller read an Editorial from the Saturday issue of the Indianapolis Star news-

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paper, for the Spotlight reporter of recent world news. The Chapter response to closing ritual was given by the members. Mrs. Synder served lovely refreshments of cake, nuts, mints and coffee. The auction prize was won by Mrs. John Bergen. The next meeting will be with Miss Sharon Miller, December 10.

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