The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1964 — Page 2
Page 2 FRI., MARCH 27, 1964.
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
THE DAILY BANNER
THE DAILY BANNER AND HERALD CONSOLIDATED 1? S. Jackson St. Greencaatie. tnd. Entered In the Past Office at Greenfastle, Indiana, as Second Class Mail matter nnder Act of March 7. 1878. Subscription Prices Home Deliver? 35c per week Mailed in Pntnam Co. $7.00 per year Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 per year Outside of Indiana $13.00 per year ‘Today V Bible Thought Keep thy heart will all diligence, for out of it comes the issues of life. Proverbs 4:28 As the heart is, so the life is. Nothing is worth so much as a pure heart from which will spring pure thoughts, and good deeds true and faith.
LOCAL NEWS PERSONAL & Progress History Club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Forst Fuller. Bro. Charles McGee will preach at Long Branch Church of Christ, Sunday, March 29, 11 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pierce have returned home after spending the past five months in Buena Park. California. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Michael and son of Muncie visited his mother, Mrs. Janie Michael Wednesday. Their son is a student at I.U. this year. Two more Republicans have filed as candidates for precinct committeeman. They are Lawrence R. Jones, West Second, and Bobby Albright, North Warren. The Young Mother's Study Club will meet April 1, 1964 at 8:00 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Wilma Wallace. Mrs. Ross Alice will have charge of the program. Roll call is tell a joke or pay a penalty.
We’re not satisfied until you are. Old Reliable White Cleaners.
ANNIVERSARIES Birthday Mrs. Kay Sutherlin, 1149 Indianapolis Road, March 27th.
4-H CLUB NEWS The 4-H Cloverdale 4-H Club 6th graders, met March 24th in the Junior High School to elect officers. Those elected were: President, Lola Atkins; Vice president, Vicki Brewster; Secretary, Kinda Rogers; Treasurer, Marsha Stewart; Recreation Leader, Penny Michael; Song Leader, Janet Leslie; Health & Safety, Sandy Adams. Our leader is Mrs. McClure.
Presented Cantata The Bible Club of Fillmore High School presented an Easter Convocation last Thursday afternoon at the school. Bob Storm, president of the club, gave the welcome. The high school choir sang “Praise Be to Thee'’ and “Born to be Free.” Rick Robinson introduced the guest speaker, Reverend Reed Stewart who is a student of Garrett Theological Seminary in Chicago and also is pastor of the Fillmore Methodist Church. Rev. Stewart gave a very inspiring address to the students. The Bible club is comprised of 110 Jr. High and High School students. The club sponsors all seasonal religious convocations at the school.
Meeting Held By Historical Society The Putnam County Historical Society met at Torr’s Restaurant, March 25th for a dinner meeting with a good attendance. Mrs. William Boatright, president, opened the session with modern proverbs from a farm journal. Mrs. Boatright announced a Genealogy meeting will be held in the Indiana War Memorial April 4. 10:00-3:00 p.m. Anyone planning to attend this meeting should send their reservations in by April 1st. Mrs. Boatright has the blanks. For a delightful program Mrs. Boatright introduced Mrs. Alfred Jeffers and Mrs. Bruce Albright, who presented “America Sings as History Is Made.” in song and story. Mrs. Jeffers began with a solo, “America, Our Heritage.” Our history began with a song. Taken from the Journal of Christopher Columbus is this. The Pinta leads the procession and her crew is singing the “TeDeum.” Next we hear from Francis Hopkinson who wrote Washington’s choice, “My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free.” Of course we all realize that our national anthem "The Star Spangled Banner” by Francis Scott Key was composed while he was a prisoner on a British boat during the War of 1812 (The War of Independence). Samuel F. Smith wrote America in 1832. In 1843 Thomas A. Becket wrote “Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean.” Next came the Civil War songs such as Julia Ward Howe’s “Battle Hymn of the Republic.” George Root’s “Battle Cry of Freedom,” “Tenting Tonight,” by Kittredge and “Dixie” by Dan Emmett. During the Spanish American War, Sousa composed “The Stars and Stripes Forever” in 1897. Mrs. Bates wrote the w r ords “America, the Beautiful.” They continued with some
Trustee Sale of Real Estate NELLIE BARTLETT deceased SALE 40 Acre farm, 35 tillable 5 room modern home, full basement, oil heat, in very good condition. LOCATED Approximately 4 miles North of Fillmore, Floyd Township, Putnam County. Terms 10% down Balance on delivery of abstract and deed. Subject to taxes for 1964 payable in 1965. Immediate possession. Sale to beheld Wednesday morning 10 o'clock April 1, 1964 In the law offices of LYON & BOYD 26^ West Washington St. and from day to day thereafter until sold. Lois J. Arnold Trustee Lyon & Boyd Attorneys
World War I and World War H songs which were more cheerful as the soldiers went away with a smile. The audience joined in with several of the more familiar songs singing, “God Bless America” for one. A member reminded all that we should revere our wonderful heritage and display much more patriotism in our daily lives.
Evelyn Yanders Is Club Hostess Cloverdale Craft Club was graciously entertained at the home of Evelyn Yanders on March 25. Eleven members responded to roll call with their middle names. The club was very happy to welcome Rosalie Allen as a new member. The treasurer’s report was given by Olga Snyder. Vivian Mugg gave each member a copy of the revised by-laws of the club. The secretary’s report, by Barbara Mann, was approved. Everyone enjoyed a poem by Vivian Mugg which has been published recently. Orders were taken for leather supplies to be used at the next meeting on April 22 at the home of Helen Sinclair. Donna Houston and Helen Sinclair will be lesson leaders. LaVaughn Patten closed the business meeting. The regular lesson was on making footstools, with Edith Gerlach and Evelyn Yanders as leaders. Some of the members spent the afternoon doing other crafts of their choice.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cantonwine, R. R. 1, Greencastle, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judy Ann, to Neil Kent. Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunt, R. R. 2, Terre Haute. Miss Cantonwine is a student at the Terre Haute Medical Laboratory. Mr. Hunt is assistant manager of the Blossom Shop in Terre Haute. The wedding will take place Sunday afternoon, July 12 at 2:30 p.m. in the Church of Christ in Greencastle.
The Fillmore Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. installed their new officers Saturday, March 21st. Rachel West was the installiig officer. The new officers shown above are Worthy Matron, Bernice Burkett; Worthy Patron. Max West; Associate Matron, Frances Irwin; Secretary, Edna Roach; Treasurer. Ruth Smith; Conductress. Geraldine Barcus; Associate Conductress, Imogme Scobee; Chaplain, Bea Wade; Marshal, Mildred Sinclair; Organist, Leota Bowen: A h, Gladys Tharp: Ruth, Marjorie Buchanan; Esther, Sandra Gray; Martha, Rachel A’est; Electa, Emily Owens; Warder, Lillie White; Sentinel, Bessie Brown; Prompter, Merle Smythe.
The Morton Chapter of O.E.S. installed their new officers for the coming year Friday, March 20th, in the Morton Masonic Hall. Shown above are Worthy Matron, Kathleen Sutherlin; Worthy Patron, Charles Cox; Associate Matron. Barbara Clodfelter; Associate Patron, Myron Clodfelter; Secretary, June Harbison; Treasurer, Estella Phipps; Conductress, Betty Jines; Associate Conductress, Lyda Mae Oliver; Chaplain, Marion Griffin; Marshal. Albert Sadler; Organist, Shirley Brattain; Adah, Donna Davies; Ruth, Dorothy Sadler; Esther, Kar;n Griffin; Martha, Raye Dowen; Electa, Doreey Allgood; W’arder, Iva Heizer; Sentinel, Harold Jines.
NOW YOU KNOW The highest unemployment rate in in the United States was 24.9 per cent of the labor force in 1933, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
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REVIVAL Proclaiming the Death, Burial, and Resurrection of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and His coming again. First Baptist Church of Cloverdale (Next door to the post office) MARCH 16 thru 29<h. 7:30 p.m. LELAND E. ROLLER. Speaker Everyone is encouraged to come.
..X MEMORY In loving memory of Jean Coffman. Jean my Darling how I loved you How I long to hear your voice See your smile and hear your laughter As you did until the last. Though you’re where there is no sadness And the sun is always bright I still long when evening darkness To say again Jean, Nighty Night. I cannot keep from wondering No matter how I try And in my sad and troubled heart I keep on asking “why?” The reason’s hidden somewhere In the pattern God has planned So I must believe and trust him And some day understand. Sadly missed by Mother
IN MEMORY In memory of Jean Coffman. Deep in my heart lies a picture Of you Mother Dear, gone to rest In memories’ frame I shall keep
it
Because you were one of the best. As I loved you, so do I miss you In my heart you are always near Loved, remembered and longed for And bringing many a silent tear. Daughter, DeRonda IN MEMORY In loving memory of my wife. A year has passed since that sad day When our heavenly Father called you away. Time tries to heal the hurt I share But Jean Darling you’re everywhere.
IN MEMORY In memory of my husband and father, William A. DeFries, who passed away three years ago, March 26, 1961. It seems so long and lonesome Since God suddenly called you away, When you answered to that call Our life and home Have not been the same And at times we hear hear you call our names. Precious memories that you left us No one can replace, You are but not forgotten, Memories are as clear today As they were when God called you away. He took you home to peace and
rest
He knew you had done your
best
To win your place in Heaven Someday we will meet you there. Sadly missed by wife, children, and grand children.
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CARD OF THANKS The McGee family wishes to express their thanks to Greencastle, Washington and Warren township residents and the Rissler grocery at Putnamville, for their help and donations when our home was destroyed by fire. Your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
TEST COMPLETED Clear Creeks Holly Gayle a six year-old, Registered Guernsey cow, owned by Vemie P. Zeiner, Fillmore, has completed an official HIR actual production record of 11,851 pounds of milk and 558 pounds of butterfat, in 305 days two times a day milking, according to The
10% OFF at FUEL'S Dr. L R. Jones' Office will be Closed Friday, March 27 through Monday, March 30
Sadly missed by Herold.
Husband,
IN MEMORY In loving memory of Jean Coffman 1 year ago, Saturday, March 28th. You will never be forgotten Though on earth you are no more Still in memory you'll be with us As you always were before. We saw you fading like a flower We tried to make you stay We prayed to keep you with us But God called you away. Gh! Jean how we loved you Our hearts ache for you still By some you’ll be forgotten But by us you never wilL Sadly missed by: Mother and Carl Madonna, Cassell and family Freda, Russell and family Lucille, Frank and family Kay, Maynard and family.
No Banner Saturday Due the fact that The Daily Banner will be moving into its new plant this weekend, there will be no edition of the paper Saturday. We hope our many subscribers will bear us as it is a considerable task to move a newspapt. and all its equipment. We plan to have Monday’s issue ready for you at the regular press time of 3 p.m.
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NO-HIT MARK BOSTON (UPI) — Denton (Cy) Young of the Boston Red Sox pitched 23 consecutive hittless innings in 1904, still a major league record.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST AT STILESVILLE Invites you to attend a series of Gospel Meetings beginning Sunday morning, April 5th through April llth. Brother Gaino Garner will be speaking each evening at 7:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome, Bring a Friend
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APRIL SCHEDULE MEMBERS NOTE: Please save this schedule. ! Cards will not be mailed. April 3 ■■ Juke Box Dance •• Free Music j 7 - Stag - Ham & Bean Dinner 10 •• Juke Box Dance -■ Free Music * 14 ■■ Meeting 18-Dance - John Wood Band Upstairs Ballroom - Games Downstairs 21 - Stag - Dinner £ 24 - Juke Box Dance - Free Music 28 - Meeting