The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 March 1964 — Page 5

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THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

FRI., MARCH 27, 1964. Page 5

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Jerusalem, Xizan 14, 30—For the second time in a week Jerusalem is a city in turmoil. Jesus of Nazareth has been crucified and Barabbas, the rebel, freed! Last evening, following their Passover Seder, Jesus and his disciples retired to the Garden of Gethsemane for prayer and meditation. Shortly afterwards, a patrol of guards led by Judas Iscariot, one of the disciples, entered the garden to arrest Jesus. Following Judas’ kiss of identification, Jesus was seized and taken before the Sanhedrin for trial on charges of prophesying, blasphemy and treason. Pre-dawn balloting showed 68 for conviction, 2 for acquittal Jesus was then taken before Pontius Pilate for condemnation. After hearing the charges and conferring privately with the prisoner, Pilate remanded Jesus to Herod Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee, on the legal technicality of Jesus’ being a Galilean. Refusing to commit himself, Herod had Jesus draped in royal robes, mocked him drunkenly as the "King of the Jews” and sent him back to Pilate. Despite the priests’ demands for the death sentence, Pilate made a second attempt to have Jesus released. Then, reluctantly, he ordered him scourged and returned to him. A large mob had gathered for Jesus’ third appearance at the Praetorium. In a final effort to release Jesus, Pilate resorted to the custom of freeing one prisoner in honor of the Passover. Offered a choice between Jesus of Nazareth and Barabbas, the mob chose Barabbas and demanded crucifixion for Jesus. So ordered Pontius Pilate. Then, calling for a basin of water, he washed his hands, indicating his innocence of complicity in the death of a man he considered guiltless. Following the sentencing, three huge crosses were brought. Jesus and two thieves, also crucified today, were led from the Antonia Tower. Picking up their crosses, they began the long walk to the place of crucifixion, a gloomy hill outside the city which natives call Golgotha, a name meaning "the skull.” By noon the crucifixion was complete. Three gaunt crosses with their suffering human burdens stood silhouetted against a paling sky. After the custom of the Romans, each cross bore a notice-board declaring the crime for which the victim was condemned. Over the head of Jesus the inscription reads, “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” f(Sl

Gene Davis An active member of D.C.E. and choir this year is Gene Davis. He resides at 504 W. Columbia Street, Greencastle, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Davis.

Larry P. Glover

A new senior this year is Larry P. Glover from Carmel High School in Indianapolis. He resides at R. R. 1, Putnamville, with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer.

Cost of Living Goes Up!

You See It Every Day In The Paper and Magazines. WELL . . . We’re Doing Our Part To Keep It Down! Quality Costs No More AT SPENCER OPTICAL CO. 55 N. Main St. Spencer, Ind. “Glasses for the entire family at prices you can afford.” Phone 829-3981 No Appointment Necessary GETS RIGHTS' HOLLYWOOD UPI — Embassy Pictures has acquired movie rights to “The Minister and the Choir Singer," a book based on the famed Hall-Mills murder case.

merce Department for the shipment of $5,155,170 worth of wheat to Russia. The additional shipment is an optional part of Cargill’s first contract for shipping 700,000 tons of wheat to Russia that was signed in January. The contract allowed for 10 percent more, or less of 700,000 tons, but this required an export license. Shipments of the wheat began in late February and will continue until May. Cargill will have shipped $60.8 million worth of wheat to the Soviets by that time.

The gram raises to $316.1 According to Cargill officials, million the value of wheat li- the additional shipment was the censed for shipment to the Sov- “most economical approach to iets. the contract option.”

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GOLF IN VEGAS LAS VEGAS, Nev. UPI — This gambling town is in the race for golf business, too. There are six 18-hole championship courses, two 9-hole pitch-and-putt layouts and 7 driving ranges.

CONSISTENT SAN FRANCISO (UPI) — Willie McCovey of the San Franciso Giants hit home runs against three different pitchers in his first three times at bat in a game against the New York Mets.

Bruce Finkbiner After graduation in May, Bruce Finkbiner, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Finkbiner, 121 E. Walnut Street, plans to attend Lake City Junior College in Lake City, Florida. Besides being an active member of G-Club he participated in football and track.

Susie Gould Business Club, and Band are Susie Gould’s major activities this year. She has also been majorette since her freshman year. Susie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould, 31 Sunset Drive, Greencastle. After graduation she plans to attend a comptometer school in Indianapolis.

Get License To Ship To Russ MINNEAPOLIS UPI— Cargill, Inc., has been granted another export license by the com-

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The American Legion 45th Anniversary We wish to extend a special invitation to all post members and their invited guests to join us in celebrating our 45th Anniversary this Saturday evening, March 28th. There will be a special cocktail hour from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. featuring reduced prices on all beverages, (Special feature - Grasshoppers.) Dance will start at 10 p<m. with the Top Hats furnishing their usual fine dance music. Door prizes will be given at midnight. Come see and enjoy your new club room facilities and rededicate yourself as a member of the American Legion on this our 45th Anniversary. AMERICAN LEGION POST 58 DANCIKG EVERY SATURDAY Have You Hit The Daily Jackpot?

Lucia Garl Lucia Garl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Garl, 810 South Indiana Street, plans to attend Indiana State College after graduation. Lucia is a member of Y-teens, Business Club, Pep Club, and Latin Club.

Steve Gooch Steve Gooch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gooch, 205 Olive Street. He is active in HiY and Student Council. Steve plans to attend DePauw after graduation.

All the G. H. S. students will be puttin' down their guns, pickin' up their favorite beaux, and goin’ to the Sadie Hawkins Dance, April 3. The dance, sponsored by the Student Council, will be held in the high school gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Along with a hog-calling contest and a dawg patch costume contest Marrying Sam, mayor of of Dawgpatch County, will marry off any eager spring fever addicts in a mock ceremony.

Betsy GHdewell Planning to attend nursing school in Indianapolis, after graduation, Betsy Glidewell is active in Y-teens, G.A.A., Medical Club, and Latin Club. Betsy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Glidewell, R. R. 1, Greencastle.

G. H. S. is in for a big surprise when April first rolls around. For this Ink Pot issue is MAD! The Ink Pot Staff is presenting the ribtickling, side spliting April Fool's issue of the — Stink Pot — Beware! But if laughter is the best medicine, there will be no measles in G. H. S. that day! The Greencastle High School Band will, leave at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, April 3, to hear The Navy Band on concert tour at Indiana State College, Terre Haute. The group will be sponsored by G. H. S. music director, Don Marketto.

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